Dragon Blade's I

Name       : Dragon Blade's I
Platform : Windows Phone
Genre       : Rpg
Website   : https://www.windowsphone.com/

Dragon's Blade brings back the classic console RPG experience, similar to the original Final Fantasy, Dragon Warrior, Lufia and others. If you liked the console RPGs of the 80s and 90s, you'll love Dragon's Blade for your phone. Create your custom party from 7 unique classes: Archer, Warrior, Templar, Thief, Juggernaut, Cleric and Sorcerer. Level up, improve your stats, engage in exciting turn based combat, cast spells, and discover weapons and armour while exploring a huge, colourful world with dangerous dungeons and unforgiving bosses.

The thrilling of this game is you required tactis to combine your party heroes and skill damage or buff to help your journey to fight various monsters. Hidden quest and many treasure is required to be fine in order to strengthen your party heroes.So you better not to miss any single treasure.

Guide :

WARRIOR

A melee 'tank' built to take damage and protect others. Warriors can sometimes protect others from harm by absorbing enemy blows intended for their party members. This can be annoying as if your warrior is frontline, he can get a bashing from enemies to the point of near-death and then suicidally throw himself in front of a completely unscathed support character.

Stats: Str 2.5/lvl. Spd 1.7/lvl, Vit: 5.25/lvl

Warrior equipment tends to further emphasise the warrior's natural durability by enhancing vitality above other attributes.

Pros:
Most durable class, best in defense and hit points.
Deflects damage from less healthy characters
Decently efficient damage spread

Cons:
Mediocre damage
Occasionally sacrifices himself needlessly for healthier characters
Highest hit points and defense aren't always adequate; must have a healer

TEMPLAR

A hybrid Warrior/Cleric. Not as powerful at fighting as Warriors, they also have less mana than Clerics. They have their own set of defensive/healing spells that are slightly weaker clones of those used by Clerics.

Templars high vitality means they have a similar capacity to absorb damage as warriors, which is helpful as they also throw themselves in front of blows aimed at weaker party members. Their melee ability is less than warriors but more than clerics.

It's your choice to go with a Templar or Cleric (stronger melee attacks from the Templar, or better healing and defensive spells from the Cleric) but you probably don't need both - two sorcerers would be more deadly. The templar's lack of mana relative to the cleric means that the cleric is an easier choice, as the templar will require many potions of mana to perform all the necessary healing, although you can choose to equip your templar with equipment and rings aimed at spell-casters in order to boost his mana ability, although this will mean inferior melee powers.

Stats: Str 1.33/lvl, Spd 1.5/lvl, Vit 4.5/lvl, Foc 1.27/lvl, Spi 2/lvl

Templars can use all the same armor and weapons as warriors, and also all the same armor as clerics and sorcerers, as well as all weapons shared between clerics and socerers.

Pros:
Very solid defender
Cheap self-healing buffs make his effectiveness as defender self-sustaining
Adequate and more efficient healer
Decently efficient damage spread
Flexibile; can equip and function as warrior or healer
Revive spell restores HP and MP by percentage.

Cons:
Poor damage output
Mediocre party buffer
Revive spell only available at mid-high level

JUGGERNAUT

A melee fighter that deals damage using heavy, powerful weapons with single attacks. They can sometimes swing wildy, damaging all of their foes. The most powerful melee character in the game.

Stats Str 5/lvl, Spd 1/lvl, Vit 3/lvl

Juggernauts have their own set of equipment: armor is average, while weapons deal typically double the damage of other classes and also commonly boost strength. Speed-boosting rings and seeds of speed can help combine the juggernaut's raw power with additional blows to kill multiple enemies.

Pros:
Heaviest hitter
Above average durability
Slower hits trigger less damage reflection
Wild swing occasionally finishes combat

Cons:
Poor damage efficiency
Dodges and blocks severely undercut effectiveness
Slow, attacks later in the round, making his damage distribution even less efficient
Wild swing rarely deals an appreciable amount of damage

THIEF

A melee fighter that deals damage using light weapons with multiple attacks. Thieves wear medium armor and may sometimes poison their enemies.

Stats: Str 1/lvl, Spd 5/lvl, Vit 3/lvl

Thieves have their own set of equipment which tends to be similar in defense and attack to the average and will tend to enhance the thief's natural speed.

Pros:
Excellent damage output and efficency
Extra coin
Poisoned backstab often finishes the opponent at the end of the round or the start of the next round.
Fastest attacker
Best success at fleeing combat

Cons:
Rapid attacks trigger much more damage reflection

ARCHER

Like thieves, the archer deals very many relatively weak blows on the enemy. The archer is slightly stronger but slower than the thief.

Their special ability, which cannot be negated, is that if you aim at an enemy anywhere behind the front row, the effect of the archer's attacks will be divided equally between all enemies up to that point in the line. So if you hit the back enemy of four, this will be divided between four.

This makes archers good for softening up multiple enemies in order to allow a sorcerer to cast an 'affects all enemies' spell to finish them off. This can also be a negative if you are targeting a single dangerous enemy who is located at the back of the line.

Since the archer is using a ranged weapon, he is not affected by enemy shield spells.

Stats: Str 2/lvl, Spd 4/lvl, Vit 2.75/lvl

Archers, like thieves and juggernauts, have unique equipment, which is generally average in damage/defense but will tend to boost the archer's speed over other attributes.

Pros:
Versatile damage efficiency, good against single targets, best against groups
Fast attacker, can soften up many opponents early in the round
Ranged attacker, never triggers damage reflection
Rain of Arrows group DoT can finish combat at the start of the following round
High success rate for ambushing or fleeing

Cons:
Weak attacks rarely finish an opponent before it can attack
Squishy, needs defender or healer for survival

CLERIC

A support class who is ineffective at melee fighting and weak direct damage spells, but has invaluable healing and defensive buff spells. Clerics when casting a spell may sometimes channel their power to add additional healing to the entire party.

You will want to include at least one healer in your party, although you could fill this role with a templar.

Stats: Str 0.5/lvl, Spd 0.5/lvl, Vit 2.5/lvl, Foc 3/lvl, Spi 3.5/lvl

Clerics classes can use most of the same armor as sorcerers with some armor unique to only clerics and templars, and many weapons can be used interchangeably by clerics / templars and cleric / sorcerers.

Pros:
Most powerful healer and buffer
Reviving spells that can restore more health than Symbols of Resurrection
Paralysis spell can disable many opponents
Strength and speed buffs can make up some of his own damage shortfall

Cons:
Inconsequential damage output, very little direct damage spells available late in the game
Fragile and slow, can't always survive to heal self and others
Less efficient healing spells, level per level spells are overpowered and costly to cast
Frequently his only optimal action per round is to defend

SORCERER

A primarily offensive spell caster more powerful than any other class in battle. Sorcerers wear light armor and when casting a spell may sometimes channel their power to boost their own mana regeneration.

This is one class that every party should include, the reason being that their spells are far more powerful than melee attacks - an 'all enemies' spell cast by a sorcerer will often do as much damage to each of seven enemies as a warrior does to only one.

The two main disadvantages of sorcerers is that their attacks use mana, the cost of which at higher levels is considerable, meaning that you will require many mana potions in addition to the boost earned at level up, and secondly their speed stat is very low, so they are likely to act last in battle, so other characters need to consider their actions in view of the sorcerer most likely going last.

Compared with clerics and templars, sorcerers lack any healing spells, but they are able to cast some buff spells that enhance stats and create offensive shields around players.

Stats: Str 0.25/lvl, Spd 0.6/lvl, Vit 2.25/lvl, Foc 3.25/lvl, Spi 4.5/lvl

Sorcerers use all the same armor as clerics, and many weapons can be used by both classes, but some are unique to clerics or sorcerers.

Pros:
Highest damage output, hits 3-4 times above his weight
Consistent damage spread, more efficient when attacking earlier in the round
Ranged attacks never trigger damage reflection
Mana regen buff significantly reduces the need for mana potions, can potentially sustain his own and another caster's mana costs.
Excellent buffs and debuffs; focus amplifies power, fire shield reflects much more damage, poison reduces enemy's attack strength.

Cons:
Squishy and slow, his best defense is his strong offense, but still needs a defender.
Lower speed, attacks later in the round when his damage distribution is less efficient
Health leeching much less effective and efficient for both healing and damaging; does not make up for lack of a dedicated healer

CHARACTER STATS

VITALITY: Increase your total health points (HP). HP is calculated according to this formula: Current Level * (Vitality/4.55 + 11)

STRENGTH: Works with your damage stat (determined by your weapon) to determine the amount of damage per hit.

SPEED: Increase the number of hits per attack, inceases your chance to go first in battle and increases your chance to escape.

SPIRIT: Increases your total mana pool (if applicable). (Only applies to TEMPLAR, CLERIC and SORCERER). Your mana is equal to Current Level * (Spirit/10 + 5)

FOCUS: Increases the power of your spells (if applicable). Boost is limited to 150% for healing and buffing spells, 9600% for offensive spells, so beyond a certain point this will not help, higher level spells require higher focus in order to earn the same level of boost. (Focus only applies to TEMPLAR, CLERIC and SORCERER)

Certain spells can temporarily improve your stats, while most equipment will boost one or more of the stats.

Stats increase each time you level up and the amount of increase depends on the class - as shown above.

MAPS

Larkwood

Larkwood Basement

Flinton

Kanticle

Breckerton

Clarrow

Norwind Outpost

Norwind Library

Solace

Cratos

Abandoned Village

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Global IslandsEdit

Starting Global Map

Second Global Map

Map of OverworldAdd a photo to this gallery

CavesEdit

Cave of the Wisp

Spine Break Caverns

Caverns of Cold Sorrow

Cinderstorm

Map of Cinderstorm

Smoldering Thicket

Crypt of Embers

Tainted Caverns

Thunderhead Mines

Depths of Kalgor

Forge of the Ancients

Dream of the Wisp

Abberation of the East

Delusion of the West

Nightmare of Spinebreak

Obsidia

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TowersEdit

Tower of the Western Sky

Tower of the Western Sky (no loot)

Tower of the Eastern Sky (no loot)

Tower of the Eastern Sky

Sky's Reach

Sky's Reach (no loot)

Zeffrin's Camp

Zeffrin's Camp (no loot)

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Secret / Hidden Areas

Beckerton Grove A NE of Breckerton

Beckerton Grove B SW of Breckerton

Beckerton Grove C SE of Breckerton

Beckerton Grove D South of Breckerton Through Spinebreak

Clarrow Grove A East of Clarrow

Clarrow Grove B

Clarrow Grove C

Clarrow Grove D

Clarrow Grove E

Clarrow Grove F

Grove near Sky Tower

Cinderstorm Grove A

Cinderstorm Grove B

Cinderstorm Grove C

Cinderstorm Grove D

Cinderstorm Grove E

Cinderstorm Grove F

Cratos Grove A

Cratos Grove B

Cratos Grove C

Cratos Grove D

Cratos Grove E

Cratos Grove F

Cratos Grove G

Cratos Grove H

Cratos Grove I

Cratos Grove J

Cratos Grove K

Thundraka Grove A

Thundraka Grove B

Thundraka Grove C

Thundraka Grove D

Thundraka Grove E

Thundraka Grove F

Thundraka Grove G

Thundraka Grove H

Thundraka Grove i

Thundraka Grove J

Thundraka Grove K

Thundraka Grove L

Thundraka Grove M

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