Dragon Quests - Revision history

PWpedia>Somi1010 at 23:23, 9 April 2012

2012-04-09T23:23:56Z

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	\|Level 50		\|Level 50
	\|align="left"\|Phy Att: 264-357<br>Range: 2.5<br>Att Speed: 1.43<br>Str +10-11<br>Freeze: Has a chance to ~~free~~ opponent for 3 sec		\|align="left"\|Phy Att: 264-357<br>Range: 2.5<br>Att Speed: 1.43<br>Str +10-11<br>Freeze: Has a chance to freeze opponent for 3 sec
	\|align="left"\|50 Copper<br>10 Silver		\|align="left"\|50 Copper<br>10 Silver
	\|align="left"\|25 rough lumber<br>25 hi-carbon steel<br>25 gravel<br>25 coal		\|align="left"\|25 rough lumber<br>25 hi-carbon steel<br>25 gravel<br>25 coal

PWpedia>Somi1010: Added List of Rewards from Dragon Herald, Including Stats, Mats, Req Level, Req DOs.

2012-04-09T22:32:47Z

Added List of Rewards from Dragon Herald, Including Stats, Mats, Req Level, Req DOs.

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PWpedia>Fengbao at 00:13, 28 July 2011

2011-07-28T00:13:19Z

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	!SP		!SP
	!Location(s)		!Location(s)
			\|-
			!Dragon Quest
			\|Frail Blob
			\|10
			\|22
			\|2,808
			\|109
			\|25
			\|South and West of Archosaur
	\|-		\|-
	!20		!20
	\|~~Frail Blob~~		\|Dual-Bladed Centipex / Ossein Merchant
	\|10		\|10 / 10
	\|22		\|26 / 27
	\|~~2,808~~		\|3557 / 3415
	\|~~109~~		\|131 / 136
	\|25		\|29 / 30
	\|~~South and West of Archosaur~~		\|541 725 / 549 782
	\|-		\|-
	!31		!31
	\|~~Dual-Bladed Centipex~~		\|Striped Spider King
	\|10		\|1
	\|26		\|38
	\|3,~~557~~		\|27,440
	\|~~131~~		\|192
	\|29		\|41
	\|~~548 730~~		\|570 539
	\|-		\|-
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			DQ20 is the only Dragonquest with 2 different bosses.
	Starting at ~~DQ41~~ all of the bosses are single elite class mobs that you have to kill.		Starting at DQ31 all of the bosses are single elite class mobs that you have to kill.

PWpedia>Sangodoc: Undo revision 97932 by Alex8816 (talk) (it starts going up every 10 levels at level 31)

2011-02-20T20:46:45Z

Undo revision 97932 by Alex8816 (talk) (it starts going up every 10 levels at level 31)

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	[[Image:Dragon Quests.png]]<br>		[[Image:Dragon Quests.png]]<br>
	Dragon Quests are quests you can start taking at level 20 after completing the "Love of Dragon" quest, and every 10 levels (starting at level ~~21 Chiu Niu~~) adds a new Dragon Quest (or "DQ" for short), with better odds at better rewards, up to level 91. The rewards, called Dragon Orders, are given after completing the tenth part of each Dragon Quest. Once a Dragon Quest is completed, it can be started again immediately.		Dragon Quests are quests you can start taking at level 20 after completing the "Love of Dragon" quest, and every 10 levels (starting at level 31) adds a new Dragon Quest (or "DQ" for short), with better odds at better rewards, up to level 91. The rewards, called Dragon Orders, are given after completing the tenth part of each Dragon Quest. Once a Dragon Quest is completed, it can be started again immediately.

	==Rewards==		==Rewards==

PWpedia>Alex8816 at 20:40, 20 February 2011

2011-02-20T20:40:25Z

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	[[Image:Dragon Quests.png]]<br>		[[Image:Dragon Quests.png]]<br>
	Dragon Quests are quests you can start taking at level 20 after completing the "Love of Dragon" quest, and every 10 levels (starting at level 31) adds a new Dragon Quest (or "DQ" for short), with better odds at better rewards, up to level 91. The rewards, called Dragon Orders, are given after completing the tenth part of each Dragon Quest. Once a Dragon Quest is completed, it can be started again immediately.		Dragon Quests are quests you can start taking at level 20 after completing the "Love of Dragon" quest, and every 10 levels (starting at level 21 Chiu Niu) adds a new Dragon Quest (or "DQ" for short), with better odds at better rewards, up to level 91. The rewards, called Dragon Orders, are given after completing the tenth part of each Dragon Quest. Once a Dragon Quest is completed, it can be started again immediately.

	==Rewards==		==Rewards==

PWpedia>Sangodoc: Pricing update

2011-02-10T05:06:24Z

Pricing update

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	Does this mean that you can sell them for these amounts plus some percentage for profit? Well, maybe, maybe not. Market demand will actually affect the relative value of the various Dragon Orders differently than the simple equation used above. It is recommended that you check the Auction House at any Auctioneer (found in all major cities) to see what the current market prices are. Use the filter "Other" -> "Dragon Orders" to find the items.		Does this mean that you can sell them for these amounts plus some percentage for profit? Well, maybe, maybe not. Market demand will actually affect the relative value of the various Dragon Orders differently than the simple equation used above. It is recommended that you check the Auction House at any Auctioneer (found in all major cities) to see what the current market prices are. Use the filter "Other" -> "Dragon Orders" to find the items.

	In my experience, the average numbers above are about right for Copper~~, low for~~ Silver~~, and high~~ for Gold.		In my experience, the average numbers above are low for Copper and Silver, and about right for Gold. This means that there's usually a better profit margin for Copper and Silver Dragon orders than for the Gold ones.

	You might also check the prices on the various molds/items you can make with Dragon Orders to see if you get a better profit margin by turning the Dragon Orders into those molds or items, however due to their rarity you might not find any listed.		You might also check the prices on the various molds/items you can make with Dragon Orders to see if you get a better profit margin by turning the Dragon Orders into those molds or items, however due to their rarity you might not find any listed.

	In any case, good luck and have fun Dragon Questing! :-)		In any case, good luck and have fun Dragon Questing! :-)

PWpedia>Sangodoc: Noted required quest in intro

2010-07-04T04:16:53Z

Noted required quest in intro

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	[[Image:Dragon Quests.png]]<br>		[[Image:Dragon Quests.png]]<br>
	Dragon Quests are quests you can start taking at level 20, and every 10 levels (starting at level 31) adds a new Dragon Quest (or "DQ" for short), with better odds at better rewards, up to level 91. The rewards, called Dragon Orders, are given after completing the tenth part of each Dragon Quest. Once a Dragon Quest is completed, it can be started again immediately.		Dragon Quests are quests you can start taking at level 20 after completing the "Love of Dragon" quest, and every 10 levels (starting at level 31) adds a new Dragon Quest (or "DQ" for short), with better odds at better rewards, up to level 91. The rewards, called Dragon Orders, are given after completing the tenth part of each Dragon Quest. Once a Dragon Quest is completed, it can be started again immediately.

	==Rewards==		==Rewards==

PWpedia>Sangodoc: Updated DQ item values due to 20% value drop

2010-07-02T22:17:43Z

Updated DQ item values due to 20% value drop

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	!20		!20
	\|~~800~~		\|640
	\|5		\|5
	\|Antenna		\|Antenna
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	!31		!31
	\|1,~~350~~		\|1,080
	\|10		\|10
	\|Complete Sack		\|Complete Sack
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	\|-		\|-
	!41		!41
	\|1,~~700~~		\|1,360
	\|10		\|10
	\|Big Buck		\|Big Buck
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	!51		!51
	\|2,~~150~~		\|1,720
	\|15		\|15
	\|Beast Bone		\|Beast Bone
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	!61		!61
	\|2,~~500~~		\|2,000
	\|15		\|15
	\|Deadly Venom		\|Deadly Venom
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	!71		!71
	\|2,~~900~~		\|2,320
	\|20		\|20
	\|Element Diamond		\|Element Diamond
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	!81		!81
	\|3,~~350~~		\|2,680
	\|20		\|20
	\|Element Core		\|Element Core
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	\|-		\|-
	!91		!91
	\|3,~~950~~		\|3,160
	\|25		\|25
	\|Compound Venom		\|Compound Venom
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	!20		!20
	\|16,~~000~~		\|12,800
	\|16,~~000~~		\|12,800
	\|N/A		\|N/A
	\|N/A		\|N/A
	\|-		\|-
	!31		!31
	\|54,~~000~~		\|43,200
	\|54,~~000~~		\|43,200
	\|N/A		\|N/A
	\|N/A		\|N/A
	\|-		\|-
	!41		!41
	\|68,~~000~~		\|54,400
	\|17,~~000~~		\|13,600
	\|~~272~~,~~000~~		\|217,600
	\|N/A		\|N/A
	\|-		\|-
	!51		!51
	\|~~129~~,~~000~~		\|103,200
	\|55,~~286~~		\|44,229
	\|~~301~~,~~000~~		\|240,800
	\|N/A		\|N/A
	\|-		\|-
	!61		!61
	\|~~150~~,000		\|120,000
	\|~~100~~,000		\|80,000
	\|~~225~~,000		\|180,000
	\|N/A		\|N/A
	\|-		\|-
	!71		!71
	\|~~232~~,~~000~~		\|185,600
	\|N/A		\|N/A
	\|25,~~777~~		\|20,622
	\|2,~~088~~,~~000~~		\|1,670,400
	\|-		\|-
	!81		!81
	\|~~268~~,~~000~~		\|214,400
	\|N/A		\|N/A
	\|67,~~000~~		\|53,600
	\|1,~~072,000~~		\|857,600
	\|-		\|-
	!91		!91
	\|~~395~~,000		\|316,000
	\|N/A		\|N/A
	\|~~169~~,~~285~~		\|135,429
	\|~~921~~,~~667~~		\|737,333
	\|}		\|}

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	Too confusing? If you want the "break even" averages values based on the above:		Too confusing? If you want the "break even" averages values based on the above:
	:'''Copper Dragon Order''': 48,~~457~~ coins		:'''Copper Dragon Order''': 38,766 coins
	:'''Silver Dragon Order''': ~~176~~,~~677~~ coins		:'''Silver Dragon Order''': 141,342 coins
	:'''Gold Dragon Order''': 1,~~360~~,~~556~~ coins		:'''Gold Dragon Order''': 1,088,444 coins

	Does this mean that you can sell them for these amounts plus some percentage for profit? Well, maybe, maybe not. Market demand will actually affect the relative value of the various Dragon Orders differently than the simple equation used above. It is recommended that you check the Auction House at any Auctioneer (found in all major cities) to see what the current market prices are. Use the filter "Other" -> "Dragon Orders" to find the items.		Does this mean that you can sell them for these amounts plus some percentage for profit? Well, maybe, maybe not. Market demand will actually affect the relative value of the various Dragon Orders differently than the simple equation used above. It is recommended that you check the Auction House at any Auctioneer (found in all major cities) to see what the current market prices are. Use the filter "Other" -> "Dragon Orders" to find the items.

PWpedia>Sangodoc: Added banner image

2010-04-26T03:16:24Z

Added banner image

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			[[Image:Dragon Quests.png]]<br>
	Dragon Quests are quests you can start taking at level 20, and every 10 levels (starting at level 31) adds a new Dragon Quest (or "DQ" for short), with better odds at better rewards, up to level 91. The rewards, called Dragon Orders, are given after completing the tenth part of each Dragon Quest. Once a Dragon Quest is completed, it can be started again immediately.		Dragon Quests are quests you can start taking at level 20, and every 10 levels (starting at level 31) adds a new Dragon Quest (or "DQ" for short), with better odds at better rewards, up to level 91. The rewards, called Dragon Orders, are given after completing the tenth part of each Dragon Quest. Once a Dragon Quest is completed, it can be started again immediately.

PWpedia>Sangodoc: /* Dragon Order Value */ A few small improvements

2010-04-13T16:13:39Z

Dragon Order Value: A few small improvements

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	==Dragon Order Value==		==Dragon Order Value==
	So, how much are each of the Dragon Orders worth? Well, it turns out some Dragon Quests are more cost effective than others. Here's the breakdown of the "break even" ~~cost~~ of the dragon orders, based on the number of Dragon Quest items used and the odds of each kind of Dragon Order:		So, how much are each of the Dragon Orders worth? Well, it turns out some Dragon Quests are more cost effective than others. Here's the breakdown of the "break even" value of the dragon orders, based on the number of Dragon Quest items used and the odds of each kind of Dragon Order:

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	This assumes that the value of a DO is inversely proportional to its rarity for each level. Thus at DQ41 a Silver DO is only a 20% chance, so I assume it's worth 80% of the total cost for that level. Again, these are "break even" numbers, so if you sold the Dragon Orders at these prices for those levels you would be making just as much as you are giving away in Dragon Quest items. This does not include travel expenses or fees to get past step 4, and assumes you got all of the DQ items for free as drops. You should add a percentage to these numbers if you plan on making a profit.		This assumes that the value of a DO is inversely proportional to its rarity for each level. Thus at DQ41 a Silver DO is only a 20% chance, so I assume it's worth 80% of the total cost for that level. Again, these are "break even" numbers, so if you sold the Dragon Orders at these prices for those levels you would be making just as much as you are giving away in Dragon Quest items. This does not include travel expenses or fees to get past step 4, and assumes you got all of the DQ items for free as drops. You should add a percentage to these numbers if you plan on making a profit when selling them.

	This means that if you want Copper Dragon Orders, for example, you're better off just doing DQ20 and DQ41.		This means that if you want Copper Dragon Orders, for example, you're better off just doing DQ20 and DQ41.
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	:'''Gold Dragon Order''': 1,360,556 coins		:'''Gold Dragon Order''': 1,360,556 coins

	Does this mean that you can sell them for these ~~costs~~ plus some percentage for profit? Well, maybe, maybe not. Market demand will actually affect the relative value of the various Dragon Orders differently than the simple equation used above. It is recommended that you check the Auction House at any Auctioneer (found in all major cities) to see what the current market prices are. ~~Look under~~ "Other" -> "Dragon Orders" to find the items.		Does this mean that you can sell them for these amounts plus some percentage for profit? Well, maybe, maybe not. Market demand will actually affect the relative value of the various Dragon Orders differently than the simple equation used above. It is recommended that you check the Auction House at any Auctioneer (found in all major cities) to see what the current market prices are. Use the filter "Other" -> "Dragon Orders" to find the items.

	In my experience, the average numbers above are about right for Copper, low for Silver, and high for Gold.		In my experience, the average numbers above are about right for Copper, low for Silver, and high for Gold.

	You might also check the prices on the various molds/items you can make with Dragon Orders to see if you get a better profit margin by turning the Dragon Orders into those molds or items.		You might also check the prices on the various molds/items you can make with Dragon Orders to see if you get a better profit margin by turning the Dragon Orders into those molds or items, however due to their rarity you might not find any listed.

	In any case, good luck and have fun Dragon Questing! :-)		In any case, good luck and have fun Dragon Questing! :-)

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	\|align="left"\|Lotus Malevolence		\|align="left"\|Lotus Malevolence
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	\|align="left"\|Phy Att: 264-357<br>Range: 2.5<br>Att Speed: 1.43<br>Str +10-11<br>Freeze: Has a chance to ~~free~~ opponent for 3 sec		\|align="left"\|Phy Att: 264-357<br>Range: 2.5<br>Att Speed: 1.43<br>Str +10-11<br>Freeze: Has a chance to freeze opponent for 3 sec
	\|align="left"\|50 Copper<br>10 Silver		\|align="left"\|50 Copper<br>10 Silver
	\|align="left"\|25 rough lumber<br>25 hi-carbon steel<br>25 gravel<br>25 coal		\|align="left"\|25 rough lumber<br>25 hi-carbon steel<br>25 gravel<br>25 coal