Analysis of 9/11/09 Release – Birthday Quest!

This week, we get two releases that I wasn’t too excited about. The Birthday quest, which I had read about in the design notes a bit earlier, didn’t seem like it was going to be such a good release. And guess what? I was right! It was almost as boring as Xan Has a Plan. As for the non-DA’s, Aria has some pets that have gone loose in to the forest, and it’s your job to get them back.

Analysis of 9/4/09 Release – Final Battle!

Sorry I was a bit late for this one, I had an extremely busy weekend and had no time to play this release. This week AE has finally given us the final battle with Drakonnan, which didn’t represent the level of difficulty that I had anticipated. I wanted to see him using the Fire Orb to actually do stuff, not just sit in Drakonnan’s hand. And Zorbak had too much attention for a minor character. Read on for more.

Analysis of 8/28/09 Release – Xan Has a Plan

This week, the Fire War quest change takes an interesting turn as you play as Xan and try to get some help from Zorbak to kill Drakonnan. This isn’t as easy as it seems, since there are loads of skeletal minions in your way. Additionally, DA holders can train Stewie the Gryphon to fly sky high. However, you take a wrong turn and end up in a walk on the clouds! While was definitely an improvement from the last release, it could have been better. Read on for more details.

Analysis of 8/21/09 Release – Attack on Drakonnan!

Since last week’s release wasn’t too pleasing, I was hoping that this week would be much better. Unfortunately, no luck. The new quest in the Fire War chain wasn’t super good, and the 8 quests around Lore were poorly implemented. The Atack on Drakonnan quest was an improvement from the last, with real characters being put in, and the path through the quest wasn’t a straight line. It also had a nice plot addition, which is always good. As for Valencia’s new quests, I wouldn’t say they were very good. The souvenirs should have shown up in my temp inventory, and not my clogged up main. Read on for more.

Analysis of 8/14/09 Release – Battleon Burns

This is my first release analysis. I’m going to try and make one of these each week with each DF release. So here we go:

In Battleon Burns, you’ll find out that the Plasma Dragon attack was a distraction, and that Drakonnan is now attacking the newly founded city Battleon. In this release, the original Fire War is replaced with the Battleon Burns war, and a new war meter replaces the old one. Along with the new war (which wasn’t such a good release), there is an associating quest with the same name. In addition, the Colorless quest chain concludes with a pretty boring and predictable ending. Read on for more info.

Guide – Fire War

The Fire War has one of the most exciting storyline in all of Dragonfable. In this, you’ll have to fight off fire monsters and try to obtain the Fire Orb to keep it from moving into the wrong hands. While the quests may be easy for higher levels, the storyline itself is great.

Guide – Ranger Class

The Ranger class is one of the best classes in DragonFable. It is great to use before Necromancer and Deathknight are available, and is incredibly easy to get. Ranger focuses mainly on strategic abilities rather than superior strength.

Guide – The Sandsea

In The Sandsea, a harsh leadership dynasty known as the Sek-Duats rule the land. Sek Duat XV was so mean and cruel that a rebellion started. Upon going to The Sandsea, you meet one of the rebels, who begs for you to join the rebels and overthrow the Sek Duats’ leadership in return for the location of the Light Orb. Zhoom, a mercenary of Sek Duat who hunts down these rebels encounters you during the conversation, but is praising you for “distracting” the rebel. Now your only hope of having future communications with the rebels is to work with Zhoom, a risky maneuver.

Ash DragonBlade – “A New Beginning”

It’s been a long time since I wrote a guide… but here’s how to beat the first Ash Dragonblade quest! However, the quest is so easy, you shouldn’t need this guide at all.

Dragon Guide

Are you not sure how to use your super-special-awesome dragon? Are you still stumped on how to beat Gorgok? Well, you’ve found the perfect place, the Dragon Guide! (Formerly Dragon Operatios Manual)