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Here are listed ALL of the items that one can possibly get in Dragonfable, from shops, quests, etc.

For the list of pets type in Dragonfable Stats Pets Rolls into the search box. You may have to scroll very far down before you see it. Or if you’re tired of scrolling, press CTRL-F and type in the box that pops up your search term. Click Next until it reaches the term you were looking for.

This page was designed so viewers can, with CTRL-F, find weapons with specific stats. Type in your search term and click until you find what you’re looking for!

Items are listed by their elements, then by alphabetical order.

The page will be updated as time goes on.

Contents

Weapons

Swords, Axes and Maces

Staffs and Wands

Daggers

Belts

Cloaks

Hats

Rings

Necklaces

Resources

Weapons

Swords -

Fire

Claw of Gorgok – Axe, level 15. This magical axe was found in the treasure hoard of the dragon Gorgok. It is suitable for Warriors. Damage: 25-44 Fire. Rarity: 5. Bonuses: Melee Defense +2, Crit +2.

The Claw of Gorgok is a drop item from the quest Dragon Attack on Willowshire! and can be bought from the War Chest. The weapon can be sold for 25 gold and sold for 3.

Drake’s Blessing – Sword, level 14. Blessed by a great drake and tempered by her breath, this massive weapon is perfect for a warrior. Damage: 26-46 Fire. Rarity: 3. Bonuses: Crit +3.

Drake’s Blessing is a drop item from the quest Forest Cave, and also the quest Fiery Heart of Mt. Shining Star. A Dragon Amulet is required to wield this weapon. The sword can be sold for 120 gold.

Filigreed Cutlass – Sword, Level 14. Intricately detailed, this blade took many long weeks to create. Damage: 33-35 Fire. Rarity: 3. Bonuses: Crit +4.

The Filigreed Cutlass is a drop item from the quest Forest Cave, and also from Fiery Heart of Mt. Shining Star, Well, Well Well, and the quest Mystery Doors. The weapon can be sold for 110 gold.

Firebrand – Sword, level 25. This item requires a Dragon Amulet. It is the matching sword to the daggers known as Fireline. This weapon was once in the armory of the elemental mage called the FireMistress. Damage: 44-54 Fire. Rarity: 7. Bonuses: STR +2, CHA +1, Crit +2, +1 Water defense, +2 Ice defense.

Firebrand is a drop item from the quest Fetching Fire, and it requires a Dragon Amulet to wield. Firebrand can be sold for 200 Gold.

Fire Edge – Sword, level 12. This sword is imbued with the power of fire. Damage: 28-40 Fire. Rarity: 4. Bonuses: Magic defense +5, Crit +3.

Fire Edge is a drop item from the quest Fiery Heart of Mt. Shining Star, and it requires a Dragon Amulet to equip. Fire Edge can be sold for 96 Gold.

Fire’s Fury – Axe, level 2. This axe certainly makes the wielder hot blooded! Damage: 7-12 Fire. Rarity: 1. Bonuses: Crit +1.

Fire’s Fury is a drop item from the quest The Marsh, and is also a drop item from the quest Doomwood. It can be sold for 80 gold.

Firestorm – Sword, level 20. The fury of this fiery blade will engulf your opponents. Damage: 37-43 Fire. Rarity: 0. Bonuses: Fire defense +4.

Firestorm can be bought from Warlic’s Shop, for 1 Rutilated Blade and 15 Elemental Essence, all which can be obtained from his quests. However Firestorm can only be sold for 0 gold.

Flambe – Sword, Level 5. A fiery sword that will add the finishing touch to any battle. Damage: 8-26 Fire. Rarity: 1. Bonuses: None.

Flambe can be bought from Yulgar’s Shop for 220 Gold, and can be sold for 22 gold.

Flamestone Blade – Sword, Level 19. The searing hot blade of this sword can burn its way through nearly any substance. Damage: 30-48 Fire. Rarity: 5. Bonuses: +2 Crit.

The Flamestone Blade can only be obtained as a drop item from the Yulgar’s Circle quest. It can be sold for 200 gold.

Wrath of Flame – Sword, level 8. This sword was forged by combining Defender’s Medals and Fire Gems from the cave of Glaisaurus, the Ice Dragon. You must possess a Dragon Amulet to wield it. Damage: 18-38 Fire. Rarity: 7. Bonuses: +1 Crit.

The Wrath of Flame can be bought in the Defender’s Shop in Falconreach, by merging 5 Fire Gems and 5 Defender’s Medals. It can be sold for 200 gold.

 Greasy Drumstick - Sword, level 7. This weapon is hot, delicious and extremely dangerous! Damage: 17-27 Fire. Rarity: 4. Bonuses: END +1.

This weapon was only available during the Thankstaking War! in the Mmmm… Turkey Reward Chest by merging 2 Corn Kernels and 5 Defender’s Medals. Greasy Drumstick cannot be sold for any gold.

Hand of the Flame – Axe, level 21. This double header axe’s searing blades can slice through nearly any substance, but the magic heating the blades has made the metal dangerously soft. Damage: 35-46 Fire. Rarity: 7. Bonuses: CHA +1, Crit +1.

This weapon is a drop item from the quest Fetching Fire, which can be played from Warlic. The Hand of the Flame can be sold for 190 gold.

Heart Breaker – Mace, level 3. If you pound this mace into your foe’s chest enough you are certain to break their heart… and a few other things. Damage: 10-16 Fire. Rarity: 1. Bonuses: CHA +1.

This weapon was only a drop item during Hero’s Heart Day 2007, and could be merged for 10 Tokens of Affection and sold for 5 gold.

Heartache – Sword, level 28. This sword has been enchanted with the illusion of a pulsing heart on the hilt to gross out your enemies. Damage: 40-62 Fire. Rarity: 10. Bonuses: Range Defense +2, Magic Defense +2, Melee Defense +2, Bonus +2, Crit +2, LUK +2, DEX +2, STR +1, Fire defense +4.

Heartache requires a Dragon Amulet to wield. There is also a staff version of this weapon. Heartache was only obtainable in the Hero’s Heart Shop during Hero’s Heart Day 2008, and could be merged with 24 Tokens of Affection but sold for 0 gold.

Heatstroke – Sword, level 10. The blade of this weapon was, at first, SO powerfully enchanted with fire magic that it needed to be kept in a tank of water until other magics could make it possible to hold it. Damage: 28-36 Fire. Rarity: 9. Bonuses: Crit +1, LUK +2, STR +1.

Heartstroke can be bought for 140 Dragon Coins at Cysero’s Superstore of Savings!

Hydra’s Bane – Sword, level 5. This weapon requires a Dragon Amulet. This fiery blade spells doom to Hydra. Damage: 14-26 Fire. Rarity: 0. Bonuses: Crit +1, Melee Def +1.

Hydra’s Bane is only available to DA holders, and is a drop item from the quest Dragonlord Swords. It can be bought for 150 gold and sold for 15 gold.

Juicy Drumstick – Sword, level 30. Thsi weapon is hot, delicious and extremely dangerous. Damage: 44-56 Fire. Rarity: 4. Bonuses: Bonus +1, END +2, Crit +2.

This weapon was only available during the Thankstaking War! in the Mmmmm… Turkey Reward Chest. It could only be merged with 2 Corn Kernels and 11 Defender’s Medals. It cannot be sold for any gold.

Kolo’s Temper Katana – Sword, level 1. This Sword was designed for the legendary Kolo, first Guardian to earn the right to wield the ShadowReaper of Doom. Damage: 5-15 Fire. Rarity: 3. Bonuses: Fire defense +5, Crit +1.

Kolo’s Temper Katana is a drop item from the quest The Marsh, and can be sold for 25 gold. 

Leftover Drumstick – Sword, level 10. This weapon is hot, delicious and extremely dangerous. Damage: 24-30 Fire. Rarity: 4. Bonuses: END +2.

This weapon was only available during the Thankstaking War! in the Mmmmm… Turkey Reward Chest. It could be merged with 2 Corn Kernels and 7 Defender’s Medals. However Leftover Drumstick cannot be sold for any gold.

Legendary Magma Sword – Sword, level 5. An ancient blade forged in the pits of a volcano, that has been destroyed or forgotten. Damage: 15-21 Fire. Rarity: 1. Bonuses: none

The Legendary Magma Sword can be bought in Sir Pluss’ Weapon Shop in Oaklore for 150 gold; it can be sold for 15.

Long Lavablade – Sword, level 13. Cysero claims that the material used in the sword’s construction was given to him by the lava people who live at the center of the world, but everyone knows he’s lying. Probably. Damage: 28-34 Fire. Rarity: 7.

The Long Lavablade is a drop item from the Fetching Fire quest, given by Warlic. It can be sold for 165 gold.

Mighty Wrath of Flame

Moglin Frier

Nalmir’s Final Gift

Nightstar

Okami’s Fire

Plasma Sword

Retribution Blade

Ruby Flamberge

Sanity’s Edge

Shouting Broadsword

Sierlex

Slow Burn

Soul’s Flame

Tempered Blaze

The Burning Love Sword

The L-(s)word

The Scourge

Ulitmate

Wildfire

Wrath of Flame

Xan’s Revenge

Yummy Drumstick

Staffs and Wands

Coming soon!

Daggers

Coming soon!

Belts

Coming soon!

Cloaks

Coming soon!

Hats

Coming soon!

Rings

Coming soon!

Necklaces

Coming soon!

Resources

Note* commonly known as Stackable or Non-Equippable items.

Platinum Penguin Shrink Ray – Resource, lvl1. The inscription reads — property of the royal Linus family. Please take to Gram’s Petshop if found. This item seems VERY interesting. Rarity: 20

This resource can be purchased from Cysero’s Superstore of Savings! for 45 DragonCoins. If you sell it back the first 24 hours after you bought it you can sell it for 41 DragonCoins; afterwards the sellback price is only 12 DragonCoins. The Platinum Penguin Shrink Ray can be used to merge with Linus, Prince Linus or King Linus to create Prince Linus, King Linus or Emperor Linus, respectively.

Royal Penguin Shrink Ray – Resource, lvl1. The inscription reads — property of the royal Linus family. Please take to Gram’s petshop if found. This item seems VERY interesting. Rarity: 20

This resource is a drop item from The Boxopolis, Defend the Keep! (aka The Keep Invasion), and also the Sneevil-Jitsu Dojo. However it is not a common drop item; the drop rate is 0.27%. It can be sold for 5 gold. The Royal Penguin Shrink Ray can be used to merge with Linus, Prince Linus or King Linus to create Prince Linus, King Linus or Emperor Linus, respectively.

Recently viewers have been searching for the full list of items (daggers, staffs, swords, etc.)

I’ll start getting those typed in, but it will take a while. I may have to spend an extra month on blogging about Dragonfable…

The reason why only the Mage skills show up is because my main character in the game is a Mage; while I’m desperately trying to level up my Warrior and Rogue, it will take a very long time before I am able to fully announce all the skills.

However because there are suddenly more and more people who are looking for Rogue and Warrior skills, I will post the ones that I’ve already unlocked. Hopefully that will help a little bit.

-Macdp

Dragonfable

NPCs (or Non-playable characters) are characters implemented into Dragonfable which help to carry along plots and storylines. This post lists all the significant NPCs in the game, and possibly the insignificant ones, if I’m not too lazy. It will be updated as time goes on.

Significant NPCs

Artix Krieger, the Paladin – Basically the icon of the entire Artix Entertainment company (Artix?). According to the game, he is a kind paladin with a passion for battling the Undead. Artix is found in both Amityvale and the Necropolis, and he trains Paladins.

Galanoth, the Dragonslayer – Galanoth’s parents and village had been destroyed by the fire dragon, Akriloth. As a result he spends his life hunting down and slaying dragons. Galanoth is found in Dragesvard, and trains Dragonslayers.

Valencia, the Treasure Hunter

Robina the Hood – She is the leader of the Band of Merry Women (If you’re not sure, go talk to her in the game) and hands out the Quad-Force quest.

Twilly and Zorbak, the moglins

Cysero, the Mad Magical Weaponsmith

Warlic, the Blue Mage

Lady Celestia

Rhubarb, the pirate

Zhoom, the bounty hunter

Ballyhoo, the person who brings back stuff…

There were a few people searching for Paladin Moves on this blog, and it’s been added to the Dragonfable Classes post. Check it out NOW!

-Macdp

Dragonfable

Quite a few stats can be learned in Dragonfable:

STR (Strength) determines how much extra damage you can deal with melee weapons.

INT (Intelligence) determines how much extra damage you can deal with magic weapons. It also increases the maximum amount of MP a character has.

DEX (Dexterity) determines how much extra damage you can deal with ranged attacks.

END (Endurance) increases the maximum amount of HP a character has.

CHA (Charisma) increases the training of all the pets owned by the character.

LUK (Luck; I thought you could have guessed) affects all rolls in a small way.

However these stats can be leveled up at the expense of Gold, the currency in the game, and Stat Points. Stat Points can be earned when a character levels up.

Rolls occur in various parts of the game. The player clicks on a button, and the button randomly selects a number from 1 to 99. The object of the roll is to roll a number equal to or higher than, say, 15, to finish a quest or increase one’s skill level by one. LUK helps to add a few points to the roll to help the player achieve the number required.

Pets are little creatures which can be equipped to do a bit of extra damage or assist the player in some other way. It will be updated as time goes on, and I’m still trying to jam it all in, so please bear with me!

Pets that can be bought or “borrowed” from Grams (Falconreach)

Dandytiger, 1-4 Nature damage, Lvl1, 100 Gold

Battle Piggy, 1-5 Nature damage, Lvl3, 300 Gold

Sand Stinger, 1-5 Stone damage, Lvl3, 300 Gold

Linus, 1-5 Ice damage, Lvl3, 300 Gold

Pridelord, 1-16 Fire, Lvl8, 95 DragonCoins

Pridemaster, 1-16 Fire, Lvl8, 10,000 Gold

Prince Linus, 1-10 Ice, Lvl9, 2% chance to shrink target (upgrade from Linus; can be merged from 1 Linus and 1 Royal Penguin Shrink Ray or 1 Linus and 1 Platinum Penguin Shrink Ray. The difference is not known.)

King Linus, 2-16 Ice, Lvl19, 3% chance to shrink target (upgrade from Prince Linus; can be merged from 1 Prince Linus and 1 Royal Penguin Shrink Ray or 1 Prince Linus and 1 Platinum Penguin Shrink Ray. The difference is not known.)

Emperor Linus, 5-20 Ice, Lvl29, 4% chance to shrink target (upgrade from King Linus; can be merged from 1 King Linus and 1 Royal Penguin Shrink Ray or 1 Prince Linus and 1 Platinum Penguin Shrink Ray. The difference is not known.)

Goldfish, 1-3 Water, Lvl1, can be unlocked after completing the Goldfish quest given by Grams

Cinder, 1-3 Fire, Lvl1, can be unlocked after completing the Cinder quest given by Grams

Snailmail, 1-3 Nature, Lvl1, can be unlocked after completing the Snailmail quest given by Grams

Pathstalker, 1-5 Nature, Lvl3, can be unlocked after completing the Pathstalker quest given by Grams (Dragon Amulet required)

Stumpy, 1-5 Wood, Lvl3, can be unlocked after completing the Stumpy quest given by Grams (Dragon Amulet required)

Dementon, 1-5 Darkness, Lvl3, can be unlocked after completing the Dementon quest given by Grams (Dragon Amulet required)

Pit Grinder, 1-10 Nature, Lvl5, can be unlocked after completing the Pit Grinder quest given by Grams (Dragon Amulet required)

Pets that can be purchased from Cysero (Cysero’s SuperStore of Savings) in Falconreach

Baby Splashy, 5-14 Water, Lvl5, 40 DragonCoins

Scary Doll, 6-15 Fire, Lvl8, 60 DragonCoins

Babmuu, 10-15 Stone, Lvl17, 75 DragonCoins

SandCrabz, 12-15 Light, Lvl19, 175 DragonCoins

Fiend, 8-19 Darkness, Lvl20, 100 DragonCoins

Zixcy, 10-19 Metal, Lvl22, 175 DragonCoins

Pets that can be purchased from Pikhan (Piratical Pets) in Osprey Cove

Charko, 5-10 Water, Lvl10, 300 Gold

Cannon, 6-15 Fire, Lvl20, 800 Gold

Flatasaurus, 12-20 Stone, Lvl30, 2500 Gold

Great White Charko, 6-12 Water, Lvl10, 300 Gold (Dragon Amulet required)

Tropical Bugmonkee, 6-18 Poison, Lvl20, 800 Gold (Dragon Amulet required)

Jacksparrow, 14-21 Silver, Lvl30, 2500 Gold (Dragon Amulet required)

Pets that can be purchased SnakeEars (Snake Ear’s Pets) in the Shadow of the Wind Village

Ancestral Snake Spirit, 2-7 Wind, Lvl5, 125 Gold

Ancestral Boar Spirit, 4-14 Bacon, Lvl15, 700 Gold

Shadow Monkey, 5-15 Poison, Lvl25, 1400 Gold

Post-Adolescent Ninja Terrapin, 7-15 Wood, Lvl15, 700 Gold (Dragon Amulet required)

Sneevil Ninja Buddy, 5-17 Metal, Lvl25, 1400 Gold (Dragon Amulet required)

Ancient Ninja Terrapin, 15-22 Wood, Lvl35, 3000 Gold (Dragon Amulet required)

More is coming soon…

In Dragonfable there are 14 elements, each of which has a weakness and a strength. All damage-dealing and stat-raising items have an element, which often affects the way it works or is used.

Water  Fire  Stone  Wind  Energy  Darkness  Light  Nature  Wood  Metal  Clockwork Poison/Disease  Bacon  Silver  Heart (which appears during Valentine’s day)

(I may have missed one, please comment if I did!)

During battle there are also attack types – melee, magic and range. Melee attacks are attacks made from up close (sword and dagger attacks are melee attacks; most pets also deal melee damage.) Magic attacks are attacks that involve magic (staff and wand attacks are magic attacks, even if the character uses a staff or wand to whack someone’s head.) Range attacks are attacks dealt from far away (not including magic), such as shooting an arrow or throwing knives.

Sometimes NPCs may not have any type at all.

Dragonfable

Due to the fact it is still expanding the amount of classes (kinds of people your character can be, ninja, warrior, pirate, etc.) in the game has yet to be firmly determined. However the amount of Base classes has stood firm since the game’s beginning.

Base classes are the three classes in which the player is allowed to choose from at the beginning of the game. Only one may be selected, and once it is selected that character cannot become a different base class (example, a Warrior cannot temporarily become a Rogue and change back into a Warrior.) There are three base classes.

As time goes on and new classes are added, this post will be updated.

The Warrior or fighter was the original class. Warriors can do combo attacks, however only to one enemy at a time. They have a move which allows them to hit all enemies at once but it requires a 2-turn cooldown. This class is powerful against single opponents but is weaker against multiple opponents. Warriors mainly train Strength and Dexterity. In addition they sometimes speak out something in dialogue when using certain moves (“Hahaha….” or “I am ready! Bring it on!”). Warriors are the strongest of the three, and usually wield swords, axes or maces. In addition Warriors are the slowest-learning of the three classes. They can wield staffs and daggers, however they cannot use them effectively. Warriors can learn these special moves:

Warcry (5 MP, lvl2, 10% boost for 5 turns); Double Attack (lvl2, hits twice, only available after successful attack); Triple Attack (lvl3, hits thrice, only available after successful Double Attack); Defensive Stance (20 MP, lvl4, +80 Block for 2 turns); Mana Strike (5 MP, lvl4, attacks target’s MP); Stun (20 MP, lvl5, stuns target for 3 turns); Multi-Strike (10 MP, lvl5, ranged metal dmg to all enemies); Throw (10 MP, lvl6, ranged metal dmg); Trip (20 MP, lvl7, prevents target from running away, -100 Flee resist); Aimed (5 MP, lvl8, deals attack that gets +20 bonus); Power (10 MP, lvl9, deals 150% dmg attack); Strength Strike (10 MP, lvl10, reduces target’s damage by 20%); Wound (5 MP, lvl11, weak metal damage for 10 turns); Final Blow (5 MP, lvl18, gauranteed critical hit).

The Mage learns new skills the quickest. Though unable to perform combo attacks mages can attack all enemies at once without any cooldown. Four of their special moves involve using different elemental attacks. Mages usually wield staffs or wands. If they carry a different weapon they will perform a melee attack instead of a ranged Magic one. Mages are not as strong as warriors as they have a more defensive role. With a large variety of different attacks, mages harness the elements. In addition they have a good edge against multiple enemies due to their MageFury attack, however are weaker against single enemies. Unlike the Warrior and Rogue mages do not speak out dialogue during battle. Mages can learn these special moves:

Arcane Shield (5 MP, lvl2, +80 Block for 2 turns), Power Boost (5 MP, lvl2, +15% damage boost for 5 turns), Meditate (lvl4, restores 10 MP), Fireball (5 MP, lvl6, casts a fire attack), Ice Strike (5 MP, lvl6, casts an ice attack), Wind Strike (5 MP, lvl6, casts a wind attack), Lightning (5 MP, lvl6, casts an energy attack), Sleep (20 MP, lvl6, puts opponent to sleep for 3 rounds), Blind (10 MP, lvl7, -50 bonus for target), Mana Blackout (5 MP, lvl8, damages opponent’s mana), MageFury (10 MP, lvl10, attacks all enemies), Root (20 MP, lvl12, stops a foe from running away, -100 flee for 19 turns), Acid (5 MP, lvl15, 3-5 Fire damage for 10 turns), Final Blast (5 MP, lvl18, gauranteed critical hit.) Note that unlike the Warrior and Rogue, Mages can attack all enemies at once (use Magefury) without having to wait for cooldown.

Rogues are a swift and clever class that wear lightweight armor. They have less defensive moves than a mage, but less power than a warrior; Rogues are a balance of the two. They also sometimes speak something out, always when using their immobility move, Distract (“You dropped your wallet!” or “Your shoe is untied.”) Rogues often carry daggers. If one dagger is equipped according to the inventory, Rogues will carry two identical daggers, and attack with both of them in battle, one at a time (although one hit with a dagger will deal 60% of the damage shown on the weapon’s description.) If they wield any other kind of weapon, they will only attack once. Rogues can hit up to 4 times to any one enemy.

Stealth (5 MP, lvl2, +10% crit for 10 turns); Rapid (lvl3, hits 4 times); Surprise (lvl4, extra damage attack, available after Stealth is used); Smoke (20 MP, lvl5, +80% Dodge for 2 turns); Distract (20 MP, lvl6, prevents the opponent from taking action for 3 turns); Poison (5 MP, lvl7, 3-5 Poison damage for 10 turns); Throw (10 MP, lvl8, ranged metal damage); Mind Numb (5 MP, lvl9, attacks target’s MP); Tangle (20 MP, lvl10, stops opponent from running away, -100 Flee resist); Aimed (5 MP, lvl11, attacks with +20 bonus); Wild Daggers (10 MP, lvl11, attacks all enemies with ranged metal damage); Blind (10 MP, lvl12, -10% Bonus to target for 10 turns); Potion (lvl15, 15% chance of finding a potion on the ground and using it); Final Strike (5 MP, lvl18, gauranteed crit)

The following are additional classes in the game and will be updated soon. Note that the DragonLord, Guardian and Dread Pirate classes are for Dragon Amulet holders only. Other classes are available to free players, however they can only access half of the skills there are to be learned.

Ninja - Ninjas are, in the game, rivals to the pirates. According to Thyton Ninjas are dedicated to meditation and training, and believe that once the body and mind are mastered one is unstoppable. They seek the Jewel of the Four Winds (which is the Wind Orb). Thyton, found in the Shadow of the Wind Village, will teach and train the Ninja armor for you if you bring him Wind Scrolls, which can be obtained from most of his quests. The moves a Ninja can use are listed below.

Free Account – Fade (5 MP, +80 Dodge for 2 turns); Retsu (20 MP, stuns target for 3 rounds); Multi (5 MP, hits all enemies); Inbo (20 MP, gauranteed critical hit); Qi (10 MP, -30 boost to all enemies for 5 turns); Rin (+10 INT for 5 rounds); Kai (40 MP, +10 resist to Darkness).

Dragon Amulet – Doku (5 MP, poisons target for 10 turns); Metsubishi (-30 bonus to target for 5 turns); Last Resort (20 MP, increased defense but loss of HP); Slash (5 MP, multiple hit slash attack); Sha (15 MP, 20% heal over 4 turns); Mimic (30 MP, mimic’s enemy’s last attack); DeathWish (30 MP, mega attack, can only be used if Fade is in effect).

Pirate

Ranger – Rangers are, according to Zhoom, solitary nomads who roam from place to place. Perhaps they are like bounty hunters. Rangers embrace the art of swordfighting and archery, which, due to their skills in the use of the bow and arrow, makes them different from other classes in the game. Rangers can also summon a hawk to attack. Zhoom, found in the Sandsea, will teach and train the Ranger armor for you if you bring him Ancient Treasures, which can be obtained from any of his quests. The moves a Ranger can use are listed below.

Free Account – Shield (5 MP, +80 Block for 2 turns); Poison Arrow (5 MP, 6-12 Poison damage for 10 turns), Stunning Shot (20 MP, stuns target for 3 rounds); MultiShot (10 MP, hits all enemies); Accurate Shot (10 MP, fires an arrow that receives +100 to hit); Summon Hawk (10 MP, summons hawk to attack target twice), Stat Shot (5 MP, lowers target’s STR, DEX, INT by 2 for 4 turns).

Dragon Amulet – FlashBang (10 MP, -70 hit to target); Dual Wield (Available after a successful attack, probably hits twice); Cooldown Shot (20 MP, -3 to all cooldowns); Debilitating Arrow (10 MP, target does -30% damage for 3 turns); Weakness seeking (15 MP, probably allows current weapon to do extra damage); Flurry (20 MP, 5 shots that hit random enemies); Purge (20 MP, probably gauranteed critical hit).

Death Knight

Paladin – Paladins are warriors who fight for the “good” side in games. Artix, one of the NPCs in the game, is a Paladin and will teach and train the Paladin Armor for you if you bring him Undead Slayer Badges, which can be obtained from the Save Moonridge! quest in the Necropolis. Paladins use moves that are very similar to the Warrior’s, in exception to moves which weaken the opponent against Light and a skill which heals 20% of their HP. The moves a paladin can use are listed below:

Free Account – Heal (35 MP, restores 20% HP); Bless (20 MP, chance of healing HP on attack); Mana Boost (chance of recovering MP on attack); Pacify (22 MP, chance to stun on attack); Weaken (22 MP; 20% chance to weaken opponent against light on attack); Blinding Light (22 MP, 20% chance for -50 to opponent’s hit); Protection from Darkness (22 MP, 20% protection from darkness for 4 turns).

Dragon Amulet – Spinstrike (20 MP, 140% dmg attack); Ultima Combo (20 MP, frenzy of powerful attacks); Phoenix Song (20 MP, 3x attack that does 120% damage to undead); Spear Toss (30 MP, summons a spear of Light); Swords of Eternal Light (20 MP, 5 hits that targets any one enemy); Zeal (25 MP, uses the weapon to attack); Channeling Spirit (Full heal at the cost of all MP).

Necromancer

DragonLord

DragonSlayer

Guardian

Dread Pirate

DragonRider

Monkee (Ninja or Pirate) – Monkees (a mispelling of Monkeys) could be played as during the Monkee War in August-September 2008. Players receive a curse if they wish to participate in the war, which turns them into either a Ninja Monkee or a Pirate Monkee. Both have the same moves, though some of the moves are called different names. While players are Monkees hats cannot be equipped, and equipped items (with the exception of pets) are not visible.

Pirate Monkee special moves (from left to right): Bomb Toss (15 MP, 100% critical hit), Cannon (20 MP, hits all enemies), Banana Mush (3-5 damage per turn), Shin Strike! (10 MP, 120% damage), Defend (35 MP, +80% Block), Heal (35 MP, 20% heal), Stun (20 MP, stuns opponent.) Note that when using the Stun move the Pirate Monkee first says, “Look over there! Come on, look over there! Sigh…” before actually attacking.

Ninja Monkee special moves (from left to right): Charlie’s Ninjas (15 MP, 100% critical hit), Knife Toss (20 MP, hits all enemies), Banana Star (3-5 damage per turn), Shin Strike! (10 MP, 120% damage), Defend (35 MP, +80% Block), Heal (35 MP, 20% heal), Smoke Bomb (20 MP, stuns opponent.)

Pumpkin King – This armor is only available during Mogloween, an annual event which happens in Lore every October. The event is clearly based on Halloween. The Pumpkin King armor can be obtained for 700 candy (during Mogloween only, of course) given to the Cauldron sisters. From then on 200 candy can be spent to unlock a new skill. Though the armor is available for about two weeks all the moves can be used by both free and DA players. Pumpkin King skills are listed by order of unlocking:

Shield (10 MP, +80 block for 2 turns); Vine Whip (10 MP, Ranged Nature attack); Thick Shell (20 MP, +25 resist to all elements for 5 turns); Scythe (15 MP, 3 weak hits with a chance to stun the target for 1 round); Health Candy (eat candy for 75 health apiece); Mana Candy (eat candy for 75 mana apiece); Multi Attack (15 MP, throw thorns at all enemies); Thorns (20 MP, thorn attack that hits all enemies, only available after successful attack or Multi Attack); Root (30 MP, stuns opponent for 3 rounds with 3-6 Nature damage while rooted); Pumpkin Bomb (20 MP, ranged fire damage with -25 boost for the target for 5 turns); Pumpkin Scale (10 MP, +5 Melee, Ranged and Magic defenses for 20 turns); Spikes (25 MP, -20 power for 5 rounds for target, only available on Rooted enemies); Final (40 MP, gauranteed critical hit); Eternal Night (35 MP, hits target 3 times with critical hits).