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Dracomorph Skills
Seeping Pain
Attacks 1 enemy. Damage increases by 10% for each debuff on the target. Will attack 1 random enemy with any surplus damage if the target is killed. Damage inflicted is equal to triple the surplus damage. The surplus damage cannot be critical.
Level 2: Damage +5%
Level 3: Damage +5%
Level 4: Damage +5%
Level 5: Damage +10%
Damage Multiplier: 3.5 ATK
Poison Jaws (Cooldown: 4 turns)
Attacks 4 times at random. Each hit places a 5% [Poison] debuff for 3 turns.
Level 2: Damage +10%
Level 3: Damage +10%
Level 4: Damage +15%
Level 5: Cooldown -1
Damage Multiplier: 1.3 ATK
Baleful Eye (Cooldown: 5 turns)
Places a 25% [Weaken] debuff and a 60% [Decrease DEF] debuff on all enemies for 2 turns.
Level 2: Cooldown -1
Level 3: Cooldown -1
Aura
Increases Ally ACC in Faction Crypts by 50.
Dracomorph Build Guide
| Arena, Campaign, Clan Boss, Dungeons, Doom Tower, Faction Wars | |
Recommended ArtifactsPvE: Bloodthirst, Impulse, Lifesteal, Reflex, Relentless |
Stats AllocationWeapon (ATK) |
Stats PriorityATK Nuker & Debuffer: ATK%, C.RATE, C.DMG, SPD, ACC |
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Dracomorph Masteries Guide
Arena, Campaign, Clan Boss, Dungeons, Doom Tower, Faction Wars
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Dracomorph Review
Dracomorph is a Legendary Attack Magic affinity champion from Lizardmen faction in Raid Shadow Legends. Dracomorph is one of the most desired champions in the game, who can inflict multiple debuffs on many enemies simultaneously and deals insane amount of damage when built correctly!
Dracomorph’s Baleful Eye (A3 Skill) applies AoE Decrease Defense and Weaken to set up your damage nukers to deal maximum amount of damage, especially for boss raiding, dungeon speed runs and Arena (PvP Content)! In addition, Dracomorph’s Poison Jaws (A2 Skill) is a multi hit ability that applies Poison debuff that deals a consistent high amount of damage for a period of time regardless of the target’s HP, making him one of the best damage dealers in Clan Boss, Dragon and Ice Golem. It’s recommended to book both A2 and A3 skills to unlock his full potential. Last but not least, his Seeping Pain (A1 Skill) allows him to deal greater amount of damage when the enemy has multiple debuffs on them. Dracomorph also has a useful Accuracy Aura for Faction Crypts to boost his allies base Accuracy stats if they lack Accuracy stats to apply debuffs or instant negative effects.
Overall, Dracomorph is an excellent champion who can boost your team damage considerably. He will be part of your core Lizardmen Faction Wars team playing the role as the damage dealer. Ensure that Dracomorph has sufficient Accuracy stats to inflict his debuffs and a decent amount of speed to cooldown his skills quickly.
Dracomorph Champion Lore
The Lizardmen of the Sorrowlakes have long sought to breed the lesser spawn-creatures of their kind into new, stable subspecies. These attempts were at their height during the Gaellen War, when the pressures of conflict with the Telerian League caused some Lizardmen clan leaders to look for any advantage, crossbreeding and enhancing their creations in much the same way the nobility of Kaerok bred their hounds for size, intelligence, or viciousness. Some experiments were more successful than others – the famed Vergumkaar, for example, remains unparalleled in terms of his intelligence, size, and strength, but was the only one of his particular kind successfully created.
By contrast, a number of Lizardmen spawn-breeders succeeded in creating a stable and relatively easily replicated genus. These beasts, with leathery wings and snapping beaks, bear more than a passing resemblance to the great dragons of old, so it is little surprise that, likely believing a link to the Dragonkin Empire would further enhance their reputation, the breeders named their new creations Dracomorphs.
The Dracomorphs were highly popular among the Lizardmen, and with good reason. More than mere beasts, they proved intelligent and learned quickly. Even more impressively, they were found to be magically attuned. Though they were not capable of great spellcrafting or vast sorcerous feats, they were able to instinctively channel their energies into spitting out bolts of lightning or debilitating nearby foes with magic that weakened muscles and made bones brittle.
While these traits certainly set the Dracomorphs further apart from the other, more basic companion beasts bred by the Lizardmen, it was their venom that proved to be their deadliest trait. Stored in an enclosed pouch in the gullet, it turned highly corrosive on contact with air. The Dracomorphs were capable of spitting this poison great distances, making them even deadlier on the battlefield.
The creation of the Dracomorphs helped prolong the Gaellen War, but they alone were not enough to reverse the victories of the Telerian League. A great many Dracomorphs were killed, and Telerian generals paid bounties to their soldiers for the heads or wings of the beasts. Despite this, the genus was not wholly wiped out. In the years following the war, Dracomorphs became status symbols among the surviving Lizardmen clans. At birth, the spawnling of a clan chieftain would often be gifted with a Dracomorph egg by their parents, spending their first night sleeping by its side. Dracomorphs live long lives, sometimes even longer than Lizardmen, and the hope was that the chief’s spawnling would form a bond with the one they were paired with. If this was the case, the Lizardman in question could be assured that they would have a stalwart bodyguard and companion for life, for Dracomorphs are fiercely loyal.
Thanks to the fraught nature of life in the Sorrowlakes, it is not unknown for Dracomorphs to perish in the defense of their bond partner. More rarely, however, it is the Lizardman who is slain while the Dracomorph lives on. In such circumstances, the creatures are often riven with a terrible guilt and separation sorrow, and rarely bond with a Lizardman again. With this connection lost, many wander away from their clan, and they are left to do so. It is seen as impossibly cruel to keep such a bereft creature with those who will forever remind it of its slain bond partner.
The most famous of these cases involved the eldest son of the Nakkala clan, Atzii, and his Dracomorph, Trekk. The Nakkala had fought a series of clashes with a rival clan, the Kat’to, and Trekk had earned many honor scars in Atzii’s defense. However, he could not detect the poison that had been slipped into Atzii’s food on the night he was set to ascend to the role of clan chief. Atzii perished. Blinded by rage and guilt, Trekk set out to make the Kat’to pay. Over a series of months, he stalked and slew their hunting parties and used his innate magics to bring sickness upon their village by depositing venom in their wells and food stores. Starving and weakened, the clan became easy prey for a vengeful assault by the Nakkala, led by Atzii’s younger brother. Trekk refused to bond with him or anyone else in his old clan, however, and departed, seemingly intent on wandering Teleria in search of some new purpose behind his existence. Among the Lizardmen, it is claimed that only the greatest leader will be able to bond with him and recreate the link he once shared with Atzii. Many have tried, but thus far, Trekk has rejected them all.
Dracomorph Updates
- (2023-08-03) Raid Shadow Legends Patch Notes V7.40
- (2020-09-16) Raid Shadow Legends Patch Notes V2.20
- (2019-08-08) Raid Shadow Legends Patch Notes V1.10
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- English: Dracomorph
- French: Dracomorphe
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Dracomorph needs more love for Sanddevil.
He meets the requirements for a great teammember. Weaken/def down on one turn makes him a boss killer alone, plus his 10% damage increments on the A1. Not to mention the 4 poisons he drops.
You just need to sleep the sand devil, let draco debuff him, then max hp nuke the sand devil dead. I use Draco in place of my Lydia because hes got more reliable debuffs.
Pulled this good boy during the 10x in 2022. He made my deaconsaladeater comp a 1 key on unm. Very good champ, solid everywhere(I swap between attack boots and speed boots when in cb/dungeons for the speed tune). Massive damage dealer, his A1 is also insane XD(200k+ in cb)
Got Draco in late 2020, running perception (2) set and lifesteal (4) set for counterattack (Martyr) CB team. Have 4/6 pieces 5 star and 2/6 are 6 star, and he melts NM but falls behind on survival for UNM. You *WILL* need at least 3.5k def, 40k hp, 250+ acc, 100% c. Rate, 150%+ c. Dmg and 193-196 speed for UNM for him to do substantial damage via poisons and debuffs. That being said, with enough accuracy (200+) at lower progression, this champ wreaks havoc with just his debuffs.
Hi Draco is awesome and OP. For those wondering how to keep him alive I currently use Brogni but when my team was weaker I used attack down champs like stag night. Reviver like sycl of drakes who crowd controls aswell. Also champs who put down leech or use lifesteal on him cos he hits so hard he fully heals each hit. Maybe try retribution mastery too if in lifesteal for those extra heals when low of energy.
I love this champ in terms of attack power but it seems be a bit of a glass cannon. It can hurt but I found that AI seems to like to target it. I already to stack HP and Def but still it seems to be the first one going down in the team all the time.
just pulled it randomly by a daily reward shard two days ago, and by God it delivers, outdpsing elhain by far plus the debuffs
Wow I love this guy. Trying to figure out what team to build around him though. I have Reliquary Tender, Peydma, Tayreal, and Vogoth, but now trying to figure out how to make the team unstoppable for dungeons etc. Any suggestions for types of champions to pair with?
Probably My best champion so far, exept Coldheart maby.. only lvl 44 or something so far.
Excellent website btw!
@Isaac Chuks
Of course Dracomorph is still viable! Congratulations, you have one of the most useful champions for dungeons and clan boss! His A3, which places both 25% weaken and 60% decrease defense is one of the most devastating moves in the game since it allows your other champions to hit very, very hard. Both decrease defense and weaken allow your champions to deal more extra damage by way of warmaster and giantslayer 6* masteries, making dracomoprh indispensable for the clan boss.
i just pulled Dracomorph, is he still viable?
Newbie player FTP here, 150 days in and just pulled this guy.
From the ratings i should focus all my efforts on levelling him?
would be nice but I don’t have Allure
Thanks for the advice to my fav starting place: AYUMILOVE.
Also, thx to @IHATEYOU will do the GD gauntlets you recommended, the “CRIT DAM/DEF %/CRIT Rate”.
@Dex Ayumilove is a pretty good guide. But soon you’ll realize it’s just for starters and you will know better than this guide.
@ShinyDaBoss no, please god no. Using poison set in him is terrible already, same with Acc chest, AND ALSO FOR GOD DAMN SAKES USE CRT DMG/DEF%/CRT RATE GLOVES!
He is great in cb and if you get him to go before Razin with his baleful gaze and Razin melts them mons ==DD
Hey bro I put Poison Gear on my Draco and he hits like a truck!!!! I mean against NM CB he friggin destroys him!!! ATT% glove ACC Chest and Speed Shoes!!! ACC, crit rate, crit dam, and speed Priorities OMG he is a true warrior!!!
@fenthule: I’ve found my Draco doesn’t use baleful if there is already a def down on the cb, even when the cooldown should allow him to use it.
I find my Draco sometimes during a clan boss fight wont use his baleful eye attack properly? It has a 3 turn cooldown as with poison jaws yet he seems to use his a1 instead of baleful eye sometimes. I have to manually control him to reapply weaken sometimes. Any ideas?
This truly helped me build my Draco well. Thanks Ayumi!
All debuffs still need to pass Accuracy vs Resist happens after the buff meets the requirement to hit. 100% change to hit is still subject to the check.
https://plarium.com/forum/en/raid-shadow-legends/673_guides-and-tutorials/130532_exactly-how-does-accuracy-work-/
STEP 1 – CHANCE % on a Hero
STEP 2 – Accuracy vs. Resistance
STEP 3 – Affinity’s Match ups vs. Debuff’s
I don’t understand why ACC is recommended for Mastery and Equipment. That’s complete nonsense. The special on dracomorph is that his debuffs are getting applied to 100% each time. There is no chance involved like in other champs. So can please someone alright my why should I use ACC gear and mastery??
Also maybe you should do a nm/unm cb section, since on unm you need ALOT of accuracy on guys like draco, so in this case its not 5th priority in stats, unless you have like 225 or so accuracy.
Hi bro, just wanted to let you know the increase turn meter(arcane celerity) might screw up teams who are speed tuned. 🙂
@DeepSpawn: Thanks! I have updated Dracomorph’s Poison Jaws skill level.
Poison Jaws level 2 and 3 should be:
Damage +10%
Damage +15%