Drake

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## Information

The flying monster, **Drake**, is a monster with a small amount of Dragon's blood and is over 5m in length, bigger than a house, and moves at a speed that is not suitable for its huge size. Thanks to their relatively high stamina, they can stay in the air infinitely. Their intelligence is greatly reduced compared to Wyverns, but their combat power and power of the breath is overwhelmingly superior. Its status resistance, resistance to physical attacks and resistance to magic are ridiculously high.

A drake is the strongest pet that a player can tame. It has excellent combat power and is difficult to hunt due to its high intelligence. In the first place, they are hard to find because the population is low. Even if players found a drake, they are more inclined to tame them than hunt them. For these reasons, it is difficult to obtain their drop items. The materials dropped by drakes are incomparable to many other materials distributed in Satisfy and they are a profit even if it is shared between several people.

A drake is not named and only has a high level. It needs at least the combining strength of seven users at Ranker level to be raided. The only part where drakes are tricky is that it is a flying monster. But its strength can be neutralized by blocking the flight, for example with the Dragon Harpoon against which a drake will struggle like crazy and become wild. Alternative it is important to quickly recover from the confusion by a drake's debuffs and start to hit the drake as well as maintain the stability by relying on buffs and tanks or have the control skills to completely control the drake's aggro. There a different ways to raid a drake.

If a drake starts to devastate, it makes the world feel shocked. Depending on the level and resistance of a player, the duration of the debuff by a drake is different. In any case, all players who are not legends in the vicinity will suffer. In particular, those players who pre-used buff skills before the debuff will lose those buffs before they can even enjoy the buff effects. As long as the wings do not stop, the 30% slowness effect is deadly and players will be hit. The drake's roar has the effect of blocking all types of conversations. No matter what raid party members say, the contents are not communicated to their colleagues to collapse the command system.

A drake fires a breath like resistance is futile. It is powerful enough to turn a place into a sea of fire with one breath. Those who do not endure the breath will scream as they suffer a deadly blow and fall into confusion while they feel stress and despair. However, some people would expect a dragon type to have more magic damage and will think a drake is weak after the first breath. A drake will be upset by resistance and fires again a breath like a huge fire pillar heading straight to the target while the drake laughs because of its confidence that a human would be roasted.

In fact, drakes have weak breath attacks and strong physical damage, the opposite of the wyverns. Their tail moves nervously and it hits quick and sharp to tremble and cough up blood. They are actually pretty strong If it is only for a moment, but a drake does not miss gaps and swing its tail hard. Their tail will precisely strike faces with a well-timed attack that a critical pops up. Every time the tail hits, health decreases by 6,000 (against Grid) as well as it causes the ‘stunned’ and ‘stiff’ state. The first strike from the tail would cause a state where users would die. An attacker should rush forward during the opening where a drake pulls back its tail and stabs the weapon into the gap to target the drake's brow until the drake recovers it. The drake's tail is powerful and fast, but is also vulnerable after the gap is revealed and players thoroughly take advantage of it.

The patterns of a drake changs after it fell to 50%, subsequently launching a breath. The drake's breath is with 3,000~4,000 damage weaker than expected, but it is still damage. The cumulative damage is a burden. A user must also concentrate and avoid it. The problem is that the drake's breath cooldown time temporarily becomes 0. It means it is impossible to avoid the breath indefinitely. In the end, the drake monster can hit and shake a user because of one breath.

### Drops

* Drake's Heart
* Drake Leather
* Drake's Fang
* Drake's Bones
* Drake's Tooth
* Drake's Eyeball
* Drake's Claw
* Drake's Scale

## Description

[Drake]

Level: 420

A flying monster with a small amount of dragon's blood.

Their intelligence is greatly reduced compared to wyverns, but their combat power and power of the breath is overwhelmingly superior!

They have high status resistance, extreme resistance to physical attacks, resistance to magic attacks, relatively high stamina, and can stay in the air infinitely.

Drop items: Drake's heart, drake leather, drake's fang, drake's bone.

## System Messages

* Debuffs
* High Resistence
* Survival Instinct

[The dragon's blood deals fear to all subordinates!]

[You will be in a rigid state for 10 seconds.]

[All buffs are deactivated, with defense and resistance reduced by 50%. You will step back from the enemy.]

[You have temporarily lost your hearing from the drake's roar!]

[All types of conversations will be blocked for 1 minute and 30 seconds!]

[Your body has been suppressed by the gust from the drake's wings!]

[As long as the drake's wings continue to flap, all speeds will drop by 30%!]

[You have dealt 250,040 damage to the target.]

[The target has avoided it.]

[The target has resisted.]

[The skill can't penetrate the target's leather.]

[The drake's survival instinct has kicked in!]

[The drake's heart is beating faster!]

[The drake's body is burning!]

[The drake's defense and resistance drops, while its speed, attack power and magic power is greatly increased!]
## Notes

* It is not quite sure if all information belongs to the race or to the specific monsters. So far there are no different drakes.
* In the beginning Wyverns were translated as Drakes and the mistake is still there. See Translator's Notes. Everything before chapter 434 that is called a Drake is actually a Wyvern!

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 434
2. ↑ Chapter 434
3. ↑ Chapter 435
4. ↑ Chapter 434
5. ↑ Chapter 383
6. ↑ Chapter 434
7. ↑ Chapter 435
8. ↑ Chapter 434
9. ↑ Chapter 435
10. ↑ Chapter 436
11. ↑ Chapter 436
12. ↑ Chapter 436
13. ↑ Chapter 434
14. ↑ Chapter 434
15. ↑ Chapter 435