Dragon Fury Leaderboard

The leaderboard adds a competitive side to Dragon Fury. Here is how to handle it as an agent.

What players see

The leaderboard is an in-app ranking. How it is calculated and what, if anything, it rewards is set by the platform and can change. Check the app for the current details before explaining it.

Learn it first

Look at the leaderboard on a practice player from your empty seat. Know where it sits in the app so you can guide players there.

Talking about it

Describe it as a ranking feature. Do not suggest that spending more guarantees a place or a reward.

Privacy questions

Some players do not want their username visible. Suggest a username that does not reveal their real name when you create the account. That small step avoids awkward conversations later.

Friendly competition

If your group discusses rankings, keep it light. Step in if anyone mocks other players or pressures them to spend.

Separate from your bonuses

Any group prize you run yourself should be described as yours, not as part of the in-app leaderboard.

More features

See gift boxes, new games and the games overview.

Keeping perspective

Some players get carried away chasing rankings. If someone seems to be spending more than they can afford, remind them to set limits and take breaks. Looking after players in this way builds long-term trust and keeps your group a pleasant place to be.

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