The dragon title is available as a secondary title for all Dragon gumballs, up to tier 3. See Category:Dragon Type for a full list of eligible gumballs.
The entire title, including tier 4 and 5, are unlocked by using the Divine Dragon wish, I wanna Giant Dragon's Power.
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Effect Summary
| Title | Rank | Main effect / Branch | Bonus effect |
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1 | Defense + (10/15/20%) [notes 1] |
Attack +1/2/3 Power +1/2/3 |
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2 | Increase HP and MP by 10/15/20% |
Attack +1/2/3 Power +1/2/3 |
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3 | Recover +4/+8/+12 HP, after killing an enemy. |
Attack +2/3/4 Power +2/3/4 |
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4 | Kill an enemy while its life is below 20/30/40% (for boss is 10/15/20%) |
Attack +3/4/5 Power +3/4/50 |
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5 | Attacks rip into the enemy causing a Wound that continues to damage them. (Inflicts damage equal to Gumball's basic Attack each round for 2 rounds). [notes 2]
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The Damage of all high-level spells +100% (Spells of rank 4 or 5) Ignore Spell Resistance +2%/4%/6% |
Power +3/6/9 and MP +60/120/180 |
Notes
- ↑ What this does actually is reduce the attack of monsters by 10/15/20%. This is applied before the defense deduction. This makes this title a lot more powerful than the text suggests. The actual Defense score is not changed.
- ↑ Wound uses DoT debuff slot and the amount of damage done by it ignores effects that increase or decrease your Attack like Bless, Curse or Blade of Ruin.