Thread: Sword of the Dragon Slayer Guide

i want to do G map with black dragon however i don't have bashira and that bunch of pirates are to spacious, could anyone please make a better guide videos and upload it to youtube

@namhoang909 - There's this one that key kii used as a reference for his: http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24401018 . I used that method too and it worked. Nenya can be replaced with Cloris or Calliope (preferably Cloris).

Originally Posted by YoxalLoyal

@namhoang909 - There's this one that key kii used as a reference for his: http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm24401018 . I used that method too and it worked. Nenya can be replaced with Cloris or Calliope (preferably Cloris).

i just don't get the pattern, first the dragon tends to attack closest one( healer Dorca) then it starts to attack the one put lastly

next, correct me if i am wrong but it looks like fangs will absolutely drop from dragon, for the other bonus case (one on the desert, black dragon in cave) it is just by chance, so to assure fang drop we should deal with one has most dragons (blue dragon of the sea or poisonous map)

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Originally Posted by namhoang909

i just don't get the pattern, first the dragon tends to attack closest one( healer Dorca) then it starts to attack the one put lastly

next, correct me if i am wrong but it looks like fangs will absolutely drop from dragon, for the other bonus case (one on the desert, black dragon in cave) it is just by chance, so to assure fang drop we should deal with one has most dragons (blue dragon of the sea or poisonous map)

that dragon attacks like a lich (in more ways than one, heh) it attacks: Unit blocking it > Last unit placed > Last unit placed WITHIN range; so plan your formation with that in mind

Originally Posted by namhoang909

i just don't get the pattern, first the dragon tends to attack closest one( healer Dorca) then it starts to attack the one put lastly

next, correct me if i am wrong but it looks like fangs will absolutely drop from dragon, for the other bonus case (one on the desert, black dragon in cave) it is just by chance, so to assure fang drop we should deal with one has most dragons (blue dragon of the sea or poisonous map)

The Black Dragon when flying is like a Lich, but when on the ground...well it follows the same rules as other ranged units or regular dragons since I've had it drop before reaching Claudia and even when its right next to the healer group it ignores them and just wants Claudia dead.

Am I right on that second part? Hard to say since I'm just observing what I see.

As a word from the wise, the healer in charge of keeping the Witches on the top alive should have her skill on until you can place the bait unit in the west region of the map. Just to make sure beyond a doubt Calliope stays alive.

The exact drop rates for the fangs can of course be found on the aigis wikia, but in a 'tldr' way they are damn decent. For an item collection event. Barring the second map and Twin Dragons G, there will be at minimum 1 drop that is guaranteed to give you dragon fangs and its usually from the tougher dragon enemies.

Originally Posted by Kamahari Akuma

Barring the first two maps and Twin Dragons G, there will be at minimum 1 drop that is guaranteed to give you dragon fangs and its usually from the tougher dragon enemies.

Just to correct a little error: only the 2nd map doesnt guarantee a fang drop, even the 1st map has 100% drop rate on both drops.

Originally Posted by soranokira

Just to correct a little error: only the 2nd map doesnt guarantee a fang drop, even the 1st map has 100% drop rate on both drops.

*One rereading later*

WHOOPS.

Course its not the most efficient way to get the fangs, but there will be no errors!

Originally Posted by soranokira

Just to correct a little error: only the 2nd map doesnt guarantee a fang drop, even the 1st map has 100% drop rate on both drops.

Yeah, I figured that out the hard way. I figured "hey 1.55 average isn't that compared to 1.625 or so for the 3rd and 4th maps so why not get a few healers?" Yeah, I'm not that desperate for healers to only get one fang. It is not worth it when I can always get at the least 5 guaranteed from 3rd and 4th map and have a chance at two silvers each. And I'd honestly do higher than than that if it wasn't for the fact they have the most valuable Silvers for me personally. I don't need Rouges, Bandits or Pirates at the moment but damn do I need Mages, Archers, Soldiers and Healers. But after that second map screwjob, I'll just stick to map 3 and 4.

Originally Posted by namhoang909

i just don't get the pattern, first the dragon tends to attack closest one( healer Dorca) then it starts to attack the one put lastly

next, correct me if i am wrong but it looks like fangs will absolutely drop from dragon, for the other bonus case (one on the desert, black dragon in cave) it is just by chance, so to assure fang drop we should deal with one has most dragons (blue dragon of the sea or poisonous map)

Think of the Black Dragon as a flying Lich. He will attack the unit placed down last that is in his range. That's why he changed targets from Dorca to Calliope when she was placed down. The strategy here is to have the black dragon attack Dorca, then a witch placed in the top area, and then the bait units at the west entrance while your other units are killing the other enemy units and dragons. For bait units, use units that have more than 1K health like the bandits and heavy armors. Units with MR will help too. Also, you need to time when to use the archers' skills as the Black Dragon needs to be dropped next to Claudia so she can kill him with her skill activated.

Refer to the wiki page for dragon fang drop rates: http://millenniumwaraigis.wikia.com/..._Dragon_Slayer . All the dragon bosses give you 100% drop rates for their fangs.