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==Description== |
==Description== |
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| − | The Fiery Dragon Sword (commonly abbreviated to '''FDS'''), like its cousin the [[Icy Dragon Sword]], is a popular [[sword]] mainly prized for its style. It is quite an impressive sight with its flaming blade with only two twisted "filaments" as a solid core. Early on it can be admired in the hands of several [[NPC]]s, most notably [[Prince Rurik]]. Later, some monsters also carry it (e.g. [[Centaur]]s) |
+ | The [[Fiery Dragon Sword]] (commonly abbreviated to '''FDS'''), like its cousin the [[Icy Dragon Sword]], is a popular [[sword]] mainly prized for its style. It is quite an impressive sight with its flaming blade with only two twisted "filaments" as a solid core. Early on it can be admired in the hands of several [[NPC]]s, most notably [[Prince Rurik]]. Later, some monsters also carry it (e.g. [[Centaur]]s); members of the [[White Mantle]] and the [[Canthan Guard]]s occasionally carry them as well. |
| − | All Fiery Dragon Swords carry a Fiery hilt [[Weapon Upgrades|upgrade]] that cannot be removed by any other upgrade. It must have this upgrade, so it is |
+ | All Fiery Dragon Swords carry a Fiery hilt [[Weapon Upgrades|upgrade]] that cannot be removed by any other upgrade. It must have this upgrade, so it is less popular to strategy-minded players, who prefer other popular skins for swords, like [[Fellblade]]s, as targets for their weapon upgrades. This upgrade is not entirely useless however - the fact that its damage is elemental, rather than physical, makes it more effective against other Warriors as it bypasses their +20AL vs Physical armor upgrade, and makes the Fiery Dragon Sword susceptible to [[Conjure Flame]]. |
==Location== |
==Location== |
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| − | Fiery Dragon Swords are a random drop |
+ | Fiery Dragon Swords are a random drop and sometimes common from enemies in all high-level areas: from the [[Crystal Desert]] onwards in Prophecies, [[Kaineng City]] onwards in Factions, [[Kourna]] and [[Gate of Pain (mission)]] onwards in Nightfall, and the [[Realms of the Gods]]. Also, rarely, they can drop from the White Mantle in the [[Maguuma Jungle]] and [[Kessex Peak]] and from Mandragor in Grothmar Wardowns. They are more often found in hard mode too. |
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| − | [[Core]]: |
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| − | *[[The Fissure of Woe]] |
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| − | **[[Ancient Skale]] |
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| − | **[[Armored Cave Spider]] |
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| − | **[[Doubter's Dryder]] |
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| − | **[[Shadow Army]] |
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| − | *[[The Underworld]] |
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| − | **[[Banished Dream Rider]] |
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| − | **[[Bladed Aatxe]] |
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| − | **[[Grasping Darkness]] |
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| − | **[[Smite Crawler]] |
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| − | **[[Terrorweb Dryder]] |
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| − | [[Prophecies]]: |
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| − | *[[Crystal Desert]] |
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| − | **[[Desert Griffon]] |
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| − | **[[Hydra (Crystal Desert)|Hydra]] |
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| − | **[[Minotaur (Crystal Desert)|Minotaur]] |
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| − | **[[Scarab Nest Builder]] |
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| − | **[[Sand Drake]] |
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| − | **[[Sand Elemental]] |
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| − | **[[Enchanted Hammer]](Dragon's Lair) |
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| − | **[[Enchanted Sword]](Dragon's Lair) |
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| − | *[[Southern Shiverpeaks]] |
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| − | **[[Siege Ice Golem]] (in [[Mineral Springs]]) |
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| − | **[[Siege Ice Golem]] (in [[Grenth's Footprint]]) |
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| − | **[[Ice Imp]] near ice caves of sorrow (Talus Chute) |
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| − | **[[Blessed Griffon]] |
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| − | **[[Stone Summit]] |
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| − | **[[Titan]]s (only during [[Defend Droknar's Forge]]) |
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| − | **[[Pinesoul]] |
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| − | **[[Mountain Troll]]s |
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| − | **[[Tundra Giant]]s |
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| − | *[[Ring of Fire Islands]] |
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| − | **[[Mahgo Hydra]] |
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| − | **[[Dark Flame Dryder]] |
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| − | *[[Ruins of the Tomb of the Primeval Kings|Tomb Ruins]] |
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| − | **[[Banished Dream Rider]] |
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| − | **[[Chaos Wurm]] (siege) |
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| − | **[[Grasp of Insanity]] |
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| − | **[[Terrorweb Dryder]] |
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| − | *[[Sorrow's Furnace]] |
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| − | **[[Enslaved Ettin]] |
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| − | **[[Stone Summit]] |
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| − | *Others |
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| − | **[[White Mantle]] |
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| − | [[Factions]] |
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| − | *[[Kaineng City]] |
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| − | **[[Am Fah]] |
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| − | ***[[Am Fah Marksman]] |
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| − | **[[Jade Brotherhood]] |
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| − | **[[Afflicted]] |
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| − | ***[[Afflicted Ritualist]] |
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| − | ***[[Afflicted Warrior]] |
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| − | *Multiple regions |
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| − | **[[Shiro'ken]] |
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| − | ***[[Shiro'ken Ranger]] |
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| − | [[Nightfall]] |
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| − | *[[Kourna]] |
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| − | **[[Ntouka Bird]] |
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| − | **[[Blood Cowl Heket]] |
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| − | **[[Stoneaxe Heket]] |
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| − | **[[Veldt Beetle Lance]] |
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| − | **[[Veldt Beetle Queen]] |
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| − | **[[Beast Sworn Heket]] |
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| − | **[[Zelnehlun Fastfoot]] |
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| − | **[[Droughtling]] |
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| − | *[[Vabbi]] |
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| − | **[[Rock Beetle]] |
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| − | **[[Ruby Djinn]] |
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| − | **[[Bull Trainer Giant]] |
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| − | **Vabbi Chests |
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| − | *[[Realm of Torment]] |
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| − | **[[Shadow Mesmer]] |
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| − | **[[Arm of Insanity]] |
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| − | **[[Blade of Corruption]] |
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| − | **[[Margonite Ascendant]] |
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| − | **[[Torment Claw]] |
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| − | *[[Domain of Anguish]] |
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==Dye== |
==Dye== |
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| − | Applying [[dye]] to a Fiery Dragon Sword affects only the hilt |
+ | Applying [[dye]] to a Fiery Dragon Sword affects only the hilt. Dye does not change the color of the flame. For a sword with a different color flame, consider the [[Icy Dragon Sword]], which has a blue flame, but does cold damage. Please note that dyeing the weapon no longer changes the color of the inventory icon due to attempted scams by players. It was possible to dye a Fiery Dragon Sword blue, which made it appear the same icon as the Icy Dragon Sword (which can sometimes be more valuable). |
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| + | [[Category:Swords]] [[Category:Animated]] [[Category:Dragon items]] |
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+ | [[Category:Contains steel]] [[Category:Contains iron]] |
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Description
The Fiery Dragon Sword (commonly abbreviated to FDS), like its cousin the Icy Dragon Sword, is a popular sword mainly prized for its style. It is quite an impressive sight with its flaming blade with only two twisted "filaments" as a solid core. Early on it can be admired in the hands of several NPCs, most notably Prince Rurik. Later, some monsters also carry it (e.g. Centaurs); members of the White Mantle and the Canthan Guards occasionally carry them as well.
All Fiery Dragon Swords carry a Fiery hilt upgrade that cannot be removed by any other upgrade. It must have this upgrade, so it is less popular to strategy-minded players, who prefer other popular skins for swords, like Fellblades, as targets for their weapon upgrades. This upgrade is not entirely useless however - the fact that its damage is elemental, rather than physical, makes it more effective against other Warriors as it bypasses their +20AL vs Physical armor upgrade, and makes the Fiery Dragon Sword susceptible to Conjure Flame.
Location
Fiery Dragon Swords are a random drop and sometimes common from enemies in all high-level areas: from the Crystal Desert onwards in Prophecies, Kaineng City onwards in Factions, Kourna and Gate of Pain (mission) onwards in Nightfall, and the Realms of the Gods. Also, rarely, they can drop from the White Mantle in the Maguuma Jungle and Kessex Peak and from Mandragor in Grothmar Wardowns. They are more often found in hard mode too.
Dye
Applying dye to a Fiery Dragon Sword affects only the hilt. Dye does not change the color of the flame. For a sword with a different color flame, consider the Icy Dragon Sword, which has a blue flame, but does cold damage. Please note that dyeing the weapon no longer changes the color of the inventory icon due to attempted scams by players. It was possible to dye a Fiery Dragon Sword blue, which made it appear the same icon as the Icy Dragon Sword (which can sometimes be more valuable).
