DragonFable is a game that runs parallel to the world of AdventureQuest. It is set before BattleOn was built, and will unlock many secrets and mysteries of LORE. Unlike AdventureQuest, it is a walk around game, where you click on the place that you wish to go to. As you level up, you may gain a skill that you can use in battle. There are two basic bars along the bottom of the screen, HP and MP, which increase as you level up. If your HP reaches 0 you die and are place at the start of the quest with 1 health. If your MP reaches 0, you can no longer cast spells that will give you the edge in battle. However, during and between battles, you may drink an MP potion or HP potion, even if you die and you go back to the start of the quest.

Classes

So far there are 3 base classes, all with their own unique abilities. Warriors were the first class to be made, although they were initially called "BladeMaster"s. The next release was the elite, staff wielding class known as "Mage". Although their weapons seem weak, they cast for double damage when wielding a stave or dagger. A more recent release was the stealthy Rogue class. Capable of using daggers for double or even quadruple the usual number of hits, these can easily win against most monsters.

The classes are

• Mage
• Rogue
• Warrior
• Ninja
• Ranger
• ChickenCow Lord
• Pumpkin Lord
• Pirate
• Dread Pirate
• DeathKnight (now released)
• Paladin (now released)
• Necromancer (now released)
• Guardian (AQ guardians only!)
• Dragonlord (Dragon Amulet wielders only!)

Quests

As a Warrior, Mage or Rogue, you can undertake several quests that add to your EXP and Gold amounts. Although gold is collected at the end of a quest, leveling up is possible halfway through the quest, allowing you to start at level 2 and come out at halfway through level 3. Following are the EXP & Gold amounts for all current quests.

Level 1

These quests may be accessed as soon as you register.

Battle Arena

• 44000000 EXP
• 1000 Gold
• Level requirement is 1

Challenge 3 monsters and defeat them.

Late Shipment

• 243 EXP
• 50 Gold
• Level requirement is 1

Get monsters to "leaf" a family alone.

Root of all Sneevil

• 17 EXP
• 12 Gold
• Level requirement is 1

This appears to be a Sneevil Outpost.

The Treefort

• 223 EXP
• 60 Gold
• Level requirement is 1

You fight up through a Sneevil Treehouse to the boss.

Level 5 Quests

You need to obtain 700 EXP to get to this level. Do the Late Shipment quest in Yulgars Shop (head west).

The Cave

• 240 EXP
• 14 Gold
• Level requirement is 5

Battle through a cave with elementals for magical items. Rewards may change as monsters are randomly generated.

Level 6 Quests

You must get 1200 EXP for The Grove. The Late Shipment quest is still your best bet.

The Grove

• 201 EXP
• 14 Gold
• Level requirement is 6

An enchanted forest full of creatures. Please note that these results may change with the monsters

Level 7 Quests

Quite a step up with 2200 EXP. Yet again, Late Shipment is needed.

The Marsh

• 270 EXP
• 27 Gold
• Level requirement is 7

Mind your feet!

Elemental Attack

• 850 EXP
• 59 Gold
• Level requirement is 7

Elementals are pouring through a portal!

Level 8 Quests

You will find Elemental Attack useful now. Complete the quest 4 times for DoomWood

DoomWood

• 180 EXP
• 27 Gold
• Level requirement is 8

The EXP and Gold reward is without the Doomcrawler. If you want to know the stats with the Doomcrawler, add 150 EXP and 20 Gold

Level Information

• You begin at level 1
• The higher your level, the higher hit-points bosses have, the higher hit-points and mana-points you have, and the better items you can wield.
• Level 50 is currently the level cap.

Formulae

Your HP
100 + [Level*5] + [Endurance*5]

Your MP
100 + [Level*5] + [Intelligence*5]

Boss HP
30 + [Level*5]

Default Stats

When you start the game you gain a weapon and armor. These are their stats for each of the classes of Warrior, Mage and Rogue

Default Warrior Stats

• Melee: 5
• Magic: 5
• Ranged: 5

• Parry: 0
• Dodge: 0
• Block: 0

• Critical hit chance: 5%
• BtH: 1
• Damage: 5 - 10
• Element: Metal

• Light: 5
• Darkness: 5

Default Mage Stats

• Melee: 5
• Magic: 5
• Ranged: 5

• Parry: 0
• Dodge: 0
• Block: 0

• Critical hit chance: 5%
• BtH: 1
• Damage: 5 - 10
• Element: Wood

Default Rogue Stats

• Melee: 5
• Magic: 5
• Ranged: 5

• Parry: 0
• Dodge: 0
• Block: 0

• Critical hit chance: 5%
• BtH: 1
• Damage: 5 - 10
• Element: Metal

Elemental Modifiers

• 200 = - 2x normal damage
• 150 = -1.5x normal damage
• 100 = No damage
• 50 = Half damage
• 0 = Normal damage
• -50 = x 1.5 damage
• -100 = x2 damage
• -200 = x3 damage
• -350 = x4.5 damage

A simple formula for the damage multiplier is to take the resistance, reverse it's domain (+/-) and add it to 100%. That is the percent of damage you will do. ~Beo

Buildings & Locations

Here are some features of each town

Falconreach

• Serenity's Shop is in the starting area
• Head west for a Reens' (potion refill and potion upgrade quest), haircut, and purchase one of the thre Doom Weapons
• Head east for the Town Hall, Cysero's Super Store, the Pet shop, and Yulgar's Shop (including the
• Go far East for Robina's Zone, where you can invite Robina and hunt for bandits
• Inside the Guardian Tower is the Battle Arena
• Go North-West for the Cliff
• Go far west to travel to Oaklore
• Talk to Ash for quests
• Thyton stands next to Twilly, at the place where Cysero was
• Use the portal for Warlic's Zone with some higher level quests
• Far east there is Valencia, which you can invite as guest and a large, golden statue of Cysero

Amityvale

• This town features a graveyard where you can invite Artix as guest
• Thursday has some great quests that potentially give a lot of gold
• You can get a special light weapon from the smith
• The path is fully unblocked
• To the east of Amityvale are places available in Thursday's quests, such as Crystal Clear Lake and her house

Oaklore Keep

• It is the first town a player accesses when he/she plays after making a character. Blocking your way to Falconreach is a Hydra. It should be easy if you have the right weapons
• Sir Baumbard's quest gives you collectible Defender's Medals which you can exchange for rare items in Falconreach (Town Hall)
• It has many quests suitable for low-leveled players
• South of Oaklore is a mini-forest in which there are very few monsters. They are easy to kill
• It has three shops; one merges items to get Dragon Amulet items, another sells weapons, the other sells Dragon Amulet weapons

Osprey Cove

• There is a pet shop after Meringue's Weaponshop.
• This is where you train the Pirate Armor. Ask First Mate Rhubarb (he will become a Captain if you finish the chain quests and defeat Captain Blackberry with your titan Dragon).

The Shadow of The Four Winds

• Ayane sells masks
• Jubei sells powerful weapons
• This is where you train the Ninja Armor, by Thyton himself
• There are quests available through Thyton
• There is also a pet shop available

The Sandsea

• Zhoom
• Sek-Duat XV's Palace
• Zhoom has a shop exclusively for Dragon Amulet holders (though you can still sell items if you aren't a DA-holder
• This is where you train the Ranger armor
• Many monsters have the Light element
• You can battle Sek-Duat XV (actually the first one) after you've done all of Zhoom's and Sek-Duat's quests

Lymcrest

• Douglas Digg
• The Lymcrest Labyrinth
• So far, only Douglas Digg is the only person you can talk to. You cannot still access the other parts of the town
• Douglas has quests suited for a specific level (all quests are the same)

DoomWood/The Necropolis/Moonridge

*Noxus - He is the dean of Necro-U (Necromancer University) and also the Master Necromancer. According to the cutscenes in the Necropolis, he wants you (the player) and Artix dead so he can rule the world. He will train you to be a powerful Necromancer. *Artix - So far, he is the only Paladin you know. He provides you a chain quest (Not yet finished), and may be invited to your party. He is also available in Amityvale, giving Random Quests. *Paladin Class - Released. It is trained by Artix and you get one skill for every undead slayer badge you give him. *Necromancer Class - released. It is trained by zorbak by giving one undead slayer badge per skill. *DeathKnight Class - Released. Some of its skills sacrifice health to deal damage. The armor requires full Paladin AND Necromancer training. Sir Malifact will be waiting in the Graveyard to give you the armor. To train the skills you must give one undead slayer badge per skill

FAQ

Who is the Mage in the Tent?

• The mage in the tent is Warlic, which stands outside already for a long time. Warlic is the blue mage.

What is the Portal outside the Castle?

• A portal leading to the zone of Warlic, but also to the armor painting room and two special DA only quests.

What is the Dragon Amulet?

• It is similar to Guardianship in AQ. In exchange for real money, you unlock all areas, weapons, pets, and more of DragonFable. You also support the growth of the game as you pay for a Dragon Amulet.

What are the Dragon Amulet weapons? These are Dragon Amulet exclusive weapons, which you recognize because of their purple name.

How do I get items?

• You could either complete a quest, which have their own sets of random weapon drops, or go shopping. You can also forge some (go to Yulgar).

How do I access quests?

• Most can be accessed by talking to people or going to certain places.

How do I register?

• Visit the registration page.

External links

• DragonFable Homepage
• DragonFable General Discussion
• DragonFable Encyclopedia
• DragonFable Wiki