- For the game mechanic of the original game, see Daily Login Bonus.
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The Daily Login Game, with Scaratar in the mini-game
The help menu for the Daily Login Game
Star Charts are an addition in Dawn of Fire that allows players to obtain Celestials and other prizes. It has been introduced in the Version 1.7.0 update. It is similar in concept to the Scratch Ticket from the original game but is different in mechanics. They can be accessed via the Observatory structure on Starhenge by tapping on "Gaze" after tapping on the structure. This brings you to a menu with a Star Chart. Each Star Chart resembles one of the twelve Celestial elements. It will change monthly, depending on which Celestial is available. Every 24 hours, the player is allowed to roll three cosmic dice once simultaneously.
Each die has 3 possibilities: 
500, 
1 and 1 "step", of which "steps" are basically the number of spaces required for the destined Celestial egg to complete the Star Chart to reach Starhenge. If the three dice all have the same face on their top sides, (i.e. either 3 of the Coin side, 3 of the Diamond side or 3 of the step side) then rewards are multiplied by 6. That means that may possibly reward either 3,000, 6 or 6 "steps".
There is also a Daily Streak in the Daily Login Game; this is to mark how many consecutive days you have done free rolls. Playing the free rolls for 5 days consecutive allows one bonus free roll to be rewarded. You may hold onto the bonus rolls for as long as you'd like until you want to use them.
A whole-monthly time limit (35-days as of the 2016 release of the Scaratar) is required for getting any one Celestial. Multiple Celestials of the same type may be placed on Starhenge, but all of this must be done within the whole-monthly time limit; otherwise the next Celestial follows up. It costs 25 to get another roll instantly.
Do note that all Celestials require 24 steps before reaching its portal to become teleported to Starhenge; otherwise you must pay diamonds to reach its portal or else discard all of the Celestial progress and restart with the next month's Celestial.
Strategy[]
Each time the player rolls the three dice, the Celestial egg will travel along its path by 11⁄9 steps on average. Each die has a 1⁄3 chance of showing a star, giving a total of 1 step for the 3 dice. This also means that there is a 1⁄27 chance (1⁄3 x 1⁄3 x 1⁄3) of getting a star on all 3 dice at once, which gives an additional 3 steps in that case, or 3⁄27 = 1⁄9 step on average. (This assumes that the chances of getting a star really are 1⁄3; this is being tested. Please consider adding your own results to assist in the research!)
It is extremely likely that the free rolls you will get in a month will be enough to give you one Celestial, but not enough to get two Celestials unless you are extremely lucky. Your best strategy is to save up your bonus rolls through the month instead of using them immediately. Then, at the end of the month, compare the number of steps left to get the Celestial with the number of bonus rolls you have saved. If you have enough bonus rolls, you may be able to use them to finish the Celestial. Using this strategy, you will be able to get at least one Celestial every month, and a second Celestial about every 3 or 4 months. Otherwise, you will get one Celestial and about half way towards getting a second one, and your progress towards the second one will be wasted unless you purchase more rolls with diamonds.
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Notes[]
A Cosmic Die, on which you can roll either coins, diamonds or "steps".
- All Celestial eggs require 24 "steps" before reaching its portal into Starhenge.
- If you miss any of the days, you will miss out on some free rolls.
- If the Celestial expires and it misses a certain number of steps, it costs 21
per missing step to automatically teleport it; otherwise the Star Chart will reset and the next Celestial will become available.