How to Build a DCC Full Flush

Start with trait coverage, not just rarity

A Full Flush is built by combining NFTs that represent the required trait categories for a named set. In the Dragon Bible references, sets include King, Wizard, Bronze and others. Rarity may affect historical base-gold worksheets, but completing a trait set is a different problem: the selected NFTs must collectively cover the required categories.

For example, a rare NFT might contribute excellent rank-based value without bringing the missing trait your lineup needs. Another NFT with a weaker numerical rarity rank may unlock an additional Full Flush by supplying that missing category.

Four practical steps

1. Inventory your collection. Load your public Ethereum wallet in the Flush Finder; the lookup doesn't require a wallet signature.
2. Check category gaps. Pick a trait set and inspect which groups already have matching NFTs.
3. Compare stacked sets. Check whether the same eight NFTs cover King, Wizard, Bronze or another qualifying set simultaneously; overlapping trait coverage within one dragon is different from sharing NFTs across dragons.
4. Plan the rest of the wallet. If you want multiple Flying Dragons, use the Portfolio Planner to reserve non-overlapping lineups.

Flying, Battle and Mythic lineups

The site models eight-slot Flying Dragons and four-slot Battle Dragons in the single-lineup finder. The ten-slot option is limited to TCG Mythic under the site's transcribed reference rules. The multi-dragon portfolio planner currently focuses on eight-slot Flying sets.

Bonuses can stack within one dragon

A single dragon can meet the requirements for several named Full Flush sets and Wild Card groups. When reviewing proposals, inspect the complete bonus breakdown instead of treating the first trait name shown as the only set earned.