DSA – Discord Slang and Acronyms

STTD, SE, SR, Miru, Moose, got you hung up? Tired of having to ask people what on earth they are talking about? With a simple hotkey almost any and every slang term and acronym should be easily searchable in this article. I would recommend just keeping this article open in the background and when you come across a term you don’t recognize, hold the “Ctrl” key on your keyboard and at the same time press the “f” key.

To assist in searching for groups of acronyms and slang, I have created titles to further refine searching parameters. These may or may not coincide with the different channels of servers on discord. Some titles may or may not contain subcategories:

Let’s start with Guerrilla dungeons: These dungeons are the cornerstone of making harder dungeons beatable by making your cards stronger.

Guerrilla (aka Limited Time Dungeons – LTD):

  • SR (sr) – Super Ruby Dragons Descended – Revenge of the Ruby Dragons (this dungeon is typically used to level fire base cards)
  • SE (se) – Super Emerald Dragons Descended – Revenge of the Super Emerald Dragons (this dungeon is typically used to level wood base cards)
  • SS (ss) – Super Sapphire Dragons Descended – Revenge of the Sapphire Dragons (this dungeon is typically used to level water base cards)
  • SG (sg) – Super Gold Dragons Descended – Revenge of the Gold Dragons (this dungeon is typically used to level light base cards)
  • SM (sm) – Super Metal Dragons Descended – Revenge of the Super Metal Dragons (this dungeon is typically used to level water base cards)
  • KC (kc) – King Carnival – A Gathering of Kings (level cards)
  • SKC – (skc) – Super King Carnival – A Gathering of Super Kings (level cards – most efficient for exp)
  • EKMD (ekmd) – Extreme King Metal Dragon – Revenge of the King Dragons (level cards and king fatty (Extreme King Metal Dragon) is used in uevo (Ultimate Evolution))
  • RMI – Rare Monster Infestation – Phantom Beasts Garden (used to level rare cards and obtain Spirit Jewels for evolution (evo)
  • T25/50 – Tamadra 25 or 50 stam variant
  • P25/50 – Predra 25 or 50 stam variant
  • STTD – Star Treasure Thieve’s Den (best place to farm plus eggs)

Technical Dungeons:

  • a1, a2, a3 – Ultimate Arena 1,2 and 3 (Bipolar Goddess)
  • udr – Ultimate Descended Rush – or – Ultimate Dragon Rush
  • The “Advanced Tier” Dungeons are not typically abbreviated. Legendary Sea of Trees, Legendary Skyway, Legendary Snowy Valley, Legendary Hills, Legendary Mountain Path, The God-King’s Floating Garden, and all of the “Alt’s.” On Padx (http://puzzledragonx.com), Mythic Stone Dragon Cave is considered in the “Advanced Tier.”
  • Most other Technical Dungeons are also not typically abbreviated because they are not played as frequently as other dungeons.

Challenge Dungeons: These acronyms are easily figured out because they are available for a limited duration. “Challenge Dungeons! ##” are abbreviated c1, c2, c3… etc. “Descended Challenge! ##” are abbreviated “dc” or “dc#” and are followed by either the numerical order in which they are listed or the name of the dungeon, for example “dc Scarlet.” These dungeons have their own channel so you typically just see “Scarlet” or “Z8 (Zaerog Infinity).” Miscellaneous Challenge Dungeons are pretty self-explanatory in their abbreviations.

Collaboration Dungeons (Collabs):

  • ff – Final Fantasy
  • Taiko – Taiko no Tatsujin Collab
  • Shinra – Shinrabansho Choco Collab
  • Shin2 – Shinrabansho Choco Collab 2
  • ro – RO Collab
  • fotns – Fist of the North Star Collab
  • pad z – PAD Z Collab
  • pp – Princess Punt Collab
  • dc – DC Universe Collab
  • abe, ab epic, birds – Angry Birds Epic Collab
  • ab, birds – Angry Birds Collab
  • ana – PAD X, Ana Descended!
  • kenshin – Rurouni Kenshin Collab
  • ace – PAD X, Ace Descended!
  • bvs – Batman vs Superman Collab
  • ff2 – FINAL FANTASY Collab 2
  • bleach – BLEACH Collab

“Bi-Weekly” Dungeons: These are where you get skill up materials typically.

  • fdms- Fire and Dark Metallic Star Dragons
  • wlms – Water and Light Metallic Star Dragons
  • wfms – Wood and Flame Metallic Star Dragons
  • lems – Light and Earth Metallic Star Dragons
  • doms – Dark and Ocean Metallic Star Dragons
  • ssdd – Scarlet Sky’s Dimension Dragon
  • iodd – Indigo Ocean’s Dimension Dragon
  • gedd – Green Earth’s Dimension Dragon
  • fsdd – Fire and Shadow Dog Dragons
  • wldd – Water and Light Dog Dragons
  • wddd – Wood and Dark Dog Dragons
  • afld – Ancient Fire and Lake Dragons
  • alod- Ancient Lightning and Ocean Dragons
  • awfd – Ancient Wood and Flame Dragons
  • flad – Fire and Light Armored Dragons
  • wdad – Water and Dark Armored Dragons
  • wtad – Wood and Thunder Armored Dragons
  • rfd – Red Flower Dragon
  • bfd – Blue Flower Dragon
  • gfd – Green Flower Dragon
  • ofd – Orange Flower Dragon
  • pfd – Purple Flower Dragon
  • fid – Fire Insect Dragon
  • wid – Water Insect Dragon
  • eid – Earth Insect Dragon
  • lid – Light Insect Dragon
  • did – Dark Insect Dragon
  • rbd – Red Bowl Dragon
  • bbd – Blue Bowl Dragon
  • gbd – Green Bowl Dragon
  • gbd – Gold Bowl Dragon (confused with Green Bowl and vice versa. Sometimes typed as gold bowl, green bowl, etc.)
  • bbd – Black Bowl Dragon
  • fcd – Fire Cat Dragon
  • wcd – Water Cat Dragon
  • lcd – Light Cat Dragon
  • dcd – Dark Cat Dragon

Coin Dungeons: Some are made into acronyms, some are not. The easiest way to figure out what others are typing is just to follow the simple rules of acronyms and to use Padx as a reference. Some common ones, which bleed into Rouge Rush and other Dungeons are listed below:

  • ac1 – Arrival Carnival 1
  • dc1, 2, 3 – Descended Carnival 1, 2, & 3
  • ugr – Ultimate God Rush!
  • hera rush – Ultimate Hera Rush
  • sudr – Super-Ultimate Dragon Rush!
  • sdr – Special Descended Rush! (Also the term for Skill Delay Resist Latent)
  • rcd – Red Contract Dragon
  • bcd – Blue Contract Dragon
  • gcd – Green Contract Dragon
  • ocd – Orange Contract Dragon
  • bcd – Black Contract Dragon

Dungeon Difficulties: Maybe not necessary but putting it here anyways.

  • nov – Novice
  • int – Intermediate
  • master – Master
  • l, leg – Legendary
  • m, myth – Mythical
  • l+ – Legendary Plus
  • m+ – Mythical Plus
  • And then there’s Annihilation, which inherently is a fun word to type out.

Popular Leads and Subs: Leaders on teams and team subs are abbreviated, a lot. Many of them are either turned into acronyms or given nicknames. In most cases they refer to the Awoken or Ultimate Evolution form of the card.

  • acc – Awoken Cao Cao
  • alb – Awoken Liu Bei
  • bmyr, byr, biru – Sniper at Rest, Myr
  • miru – Myr
  • moose, MZeus – Awoken Machine Zeus
  • MHera – Awoken Machine Hera
  • MAthena, MAth – Awoken Machine Athena
  • krishna – Divine General of the Radiant Heaven, Krishna
  • goe, goemon – Avowed Thief, Ishikawa Goemon
  • panda – Pandora (Awoken is usually lead, Uevo is usually sub)
  • Luci – Awoken Lucifer

Misc-PAD Related:

  • REM – Rare Egg Machine (the one that costs 5 stones)
  • PEM – Pal Egg Machine (the one that costs 500 pal points)
  • SDR – Skill Delay Resist Latent Tamadra
  • The late technicals all feature dragons with a number in the name (lifive, deightros, etc.) so you may see them like “8tros” or “li5”
  • Z8 – Zaerog Infinity – Can refer to both the monster or his descended
  • #c – Stands for number of combos. 0c = 0 combo.

REMEMBER! We were all new to the game once upon a time. Don’t be afraid to ask if you don’t get what people are typing, Google is a great resource of information (I always typed in the skill name in the search bar followed by “PAD” and it still helps to this day), acronyms suck until you know what they mean (then you end up using them all of the time), and people are much more helpful than you would think. We really are our own community. We are gamers. Enjoy the game. And use the ctrl + f key. Hit enter to jump to the next search result. It comes in very handy!

References / Credit:

<http://puzzledragonx.com/>

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