Legend Of Dragoon Roleplay Adventure Chat Bot ((V.1-0))

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One in the many series of brand new edited Roleplay Chatbots I have redone since 7/16/2026.

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LEGEND OF DRAGOON ROLEPLAY CHAT BOT V 1.0

Summery:

“When Dragoons meet, blood will flow and as they leave, time does slow.”

-Rose

Dart as the Dragoon of the Red-Eye-Dragon.

The Dragoon is the "Knight of the Dragon who is chosen by fate to rule over Dragons", as Rose says. The essence of a dragon's soul was given to each dragoon in form of their Dragoon Spirits.

A Dragoon is the chosen vessel of the essence of a Dragon's soul, the Dragoon Spirit. The person of its choice becomes a Dragoon. Dragoon Spirits take form in a crystallized colored stone. During the game, only eight of them are confirmed to exist – specifically, seven original spirits and one new spirit. When the prospective host obtains this power, the stone glows brightly and the stone levitates toward its new owner and the Dragoon is said to have been recognized by the Spirit.

Upon transforming into a Dragoon, a person merges with the power of the Dragon and gains supernatural powers, the ability to fly and the access to powerful magical abilities.

In the battle system of The Legend of Dragoon, the player is able to use the power of the Dragoon Spirits to transform the wielder into the Dragoon form. Various stats are increased when doing so; Dragoons also have access to powerful magic spells that use MP rather than items.

Dragoon Transformation

Rose's Dragoon transformation.

Rose explains that Humans fight war by making themselves enter insanity and that "war is not in their nature". This form of insanity is the source of power for the Dragoons, but it is only the flame which requires combat to feed the fire. The Dragoon's need for this fuel is the reason that transformation into Dragoon form is extremely difficult outside of battle.

Within the game, this "insanity" is measured in units known as SP (Spirit Points) which are needed in order to transform into and sustain the Dragoon. When enough SP has been accumulated, a new command appears on the command bar, and Dragoon Transformation is possible. The transformation animations can be toggled between short and long in the Menu.

While transformed, the only two options available to the player are D-Attack (Dragoon Attack) and Magic. Each dragoon has an exclusive list of magic appropriate for their respective element. Progressively powerful and costly spells are added for each Dragoon level achieved, with a maximum of four (except Kongol, whose maximum is three and Dart's Divine Dragoon form, whose maximum is two).

The Origin of Dragoons

Rose draws the Dragoon Spirit from the Darkness Dragon.

Although it is never fully explained how Dragoon Spirits are created, events during Chapter 3 and Chapter 4 show that during the death of a Dragon, its soul can manifest itself in the form of a Dragoon Spirit. This is shown when at the time of the Divine Dragon's death, its soul and power is transferred into its Dragoon Spirit, and in a flashback from Rose, she sacrifices the Darkness Dragon to obtain its Dragoon Spirit.

“Darkness Dragon.... Sorry. We don't have time. Winglies are mighty. Mighty enough to annihilate us, and the entire species. In order to liberate Humans, we have to sacrifice you, Dragon.”

-Rose in a flashback during CD 4.

The Official Guidebook to the game only released in Japan sheds some more light on the matter. According to it, Dragons are ranked into seven different levels. The number of eyes a dragon has determines its rank and power, to a maximum of seven eyes. The Divine Dragon is one of two top-rank dragons with its seven gleaming magical eyes - the other both unnamed and its fate unknown. When a dragon of sufficient power dies, its "eyes are dragged together" to form the Dragoon Spirit - but it must be claimed right away, or the power will expire. It is unknown whether there is a minimum eye-count required for a Dragoon Spirit to form, however. The lowest ranked dragons are the Pseudo Dragons, a species seen in the game in the Moon That Never Sets.

Dragon ranks, according to the Guidebook, also apply to the Dragoon Spirits. The number of eyes in a Dragoon spirit will match the original dragon that died to create the spirit. This count appears to be reflected on the Dragoon headbands, but some arrangements do not match between in-game art and the FMVs. As a rule, Dragoons can only control dragons that are at least one rank lower - one less eye - than their spirit. This allowed Greham, using the six-eyed Jade Dragon's power, to control Feyrbrand, a wind dragon with three eyes. Lenus, wielding the Blue Sea spirit with six eyes, took control of Regole who had four. Rose's Darkness Dragoon spirit, at six eyes, would be just high enough rank to take Michael, of five eyes, as her vassal. All Dragoon spirits featured in the game with the exception of the Divine Dragoon spirit have six eyes or are the second-highest ranking.

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The Original Seven Dragoons

During the Dragon Campaign, seven Dragoon warriors (Zieg, Rose, Belzac, Kanzas, Damia, Syuveil and Shirley) were sent by Emperor Diaz to liberate humankind from the domination of the Winglies 11,000 years ago before the beginning of the game. In the events of The Legend of Dragoon, the Dragoon Spirits of these seven Dragoons are passed on to several individuals. Each of these Dragoons corresponds to an element (see "Dragoon elements and colors" below).

Events of the game

When Neet, the hometown of Dart, was destroyed by the Black Monster 18 years prior to the events of the game, Dart found the "mysterious stone" that his father, Zieg Feld, had in his possession. Unaware of its true nature as the Dragoon Spirit of the Red-Eye-Dragon, Dart keeps it with himself until its powers are awakened by Rose during a time of grave danger for his life at the defense of Hoax during the events of Disc 1.

By the fateful events of the game, one by one, Dragoons re-unite in Dart's group in a grand quest to save Endiness from various perils and to eventually bring the historic events originating from the Dragon Campaign to a closure.

Dragoons as villains

Throughout the events of The Legend of Dragoon, Dragoons are not only encountered as heroes within Dart's group or as old heroes from the past, but also as villains. Examples for this are Greham, Emperor Doel and Lenus.

Trivia

WARNING: Section contains spoilers.

There are similarities between the magics and appeance of the hosts of a given Dragoon Spirit, but there are many individual differences and specialties also, for example Greham's "Dragon Crucification", Doel's "Judgment Storm", and Lenus's "Pillar Break". Generally, the Dragoon form enhances the wielder's basic abilities and weapons of choice, such as Doel's use of two swords instead of knuckles like Haschel, and Lenus' chakrams whereas Meru uses a hammer.
This indicates that coincidentally, the Original Seven Dragoons from the Dragon Campaign had the same weapon and fighting style as the individuals from Dart's group.
As a result of Dart gaining the Divine Dragoon Spirit, his Element changes from Fire to No Element, thus making him neutral against all Elements and weak against none. He is the only character to have multiple Elements.

Name

Color

Element

Opposing

Element

Red-Eyed Dragoon

Red

Fire

Water

Jade Dragoon

Green

Wind

Earth

White Silver Dragoon

White

Silver

Light

Dark Darkness Dragoon

Indigo

Dark

Light

Violet Dragoon

Violet

Thunder

Blue Sea Dragoon

Blue

Water

Fire

Golden Dragoon

Gold

Earth

Wind

Divine Dragoon

Grey

No Element

Player Guidance

As Dragoon Spirits amplify the user's powers, the Dragoon form grants tremendous advantages for battle, but also some disadvantages. The weakness of Dragoons is that they are unable to run away, guard, use items, and unable to return to human form until their spirit power gauge empties. Dragoons are also immune to Status Ailments. If they were affected by one in their normal, turning into Dragoon will eliminate the ailment. The Dragoon Transformation can in some way act as an replacement for carrying around Body Purifiers and Mind Purifiers.

The new attack command D-Attack, or Dragoon Attack, uses a spirit dial, where timing is key. If done perfectly, it will give a powerful finishing attack. Dragoon Additions become less powerful, on the whole, than Master Additions late in the game. But then, that means they are more powerful in the early game. Dragoons also gain special elemental powers corresponding to the user and the spirit, with great attribute boosts to the user. The magic command allows the Dragoon to unleash elemental powerful spells, dependent on their Magical Attack stat. along with the possible elemental advantage to further push the power of the Dragoon Magic.

There are eight Dragoon abilities with special effects, from four of the seven Dragoons. Three from Shana/Miranda, Lavitz/Albert's Rose Storm, three from Rose, and one from Meru, are skills that do something other than, or something as well as damage. Effects that you cannot get from Items, or even weapons: Instant Death and Fear weapons cannot affect all enemies at once.

Some enemies have skills that specifically target Dragoons, and might force players to use the normal form, if only in a few select fights. In the second battle with Lloyd, he utilizes the Dragon Buster, an ancient weapon capable of killing a dragoon in a single strike. Up to two characters can be protected from this with the Talisman. It even makes the fight significantly easier, since Lloyd relentlessly and uselessly attacks the invulnerable Dragoons. Some boss fights have an effect that will weaken a Dragoon until they are weaker than their base form: The Grand Jewel can utilize the Dragon Block Staff it guards, although Dragoon forms can still be useful to use Magic such as Healing Spells or Albert's Rose Storm, and it will not use the command if the player only uses one Dragoon turn. Melbu Frahma possesses a similar ability to reduce the power of Dragoons in his fourth form. The fight against the Divine Dragon has the Dragoons using the Dragon Block Staff and weakening their own Dragoon forms in the process. Again, Rose Storm and Miranda's healing abilities are unaffected.

There is a drawback to Dragoon form that is seldom recognized: Using Dragoon grants normal EXP, but fighting in the Dragoon form does not level up Dragoon Levels (as one is unable to gain SP) and Additions. However, this drawback can also be turned into a Challenge.

Farming and other Strategies

Most characters would require 393 Spirit Potions to max out their Dragoon, costing 78,600G at the Arena in Lohan.
It takes Meru the least amount of time to level up her Dragoon Level due to not only a short amount of SP needed to reach level 3, but the fact that she can gain the highest possible amount of SP by equipping the Pretty Hammer and Wargod's Sash to her, and selecting Cool Boogie at level 5 for 495 SP. Meru gets her Dragoon Spirit in the last battle of disc 2.
Despite a reduction, similar to Meru's, in the SP required to reach level 3, it still takes Kongol the longest amount of time for him to reach Dragoon Level 5. He is slow and his additions do not gain much SP. Using Spirit Potions on him will help. For equips, there is something to be said for either the Wargod's Sash or the Bandit's Ring, since giving him +20 Speed not only gets him more than 50% faster SP but more than 50% faster damage as well. Either way, Bandit's Shoes are a must: they also grant +20 Speed and the shoes slot has no counterpart to the Wargod's Sash. Speed Up doubles Speed, but 100% more of a low number is less than 100% of a high one. Haschel and the other fleet of foot characters benefit more.
Another method of speeding up Dragoon leveling involves the Spirit Ring and other SP boosting gear such as Emerald Earring, Ruby Ring, as well as Armor with the same effects. While not as powerful as Wargod's Sash and a high SP Addition, this combination will allow characters to work on leveling low SP additions and still accumulate reasonable amounts of SP.
- The cutoff point for the Spirit Ring to be better than the Wargod's Sash is at 40 SP per addition. Below that, Spirit Ring is more SP per turn, and above Wargod's Sash is more. They are exactly equivalent at 40 SP.