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In Russian, Drakon and Dracon have the same name spelling (Дракон, ''Drakon''), since letters C and K are transliterated in the same way, namely as K (e.g. [[Korbac]] is "Корбак", ''Korbak'', in Russian). | In Russian, Drakon and Dracon have the same name spelling (Дракон, ''Drakon''), since letters C and K are transliterated in the same way, namely as K (e.g. [[Korbac]] is "Корбак", ''Korbak'', in Russian). | ||
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Not to be confused with Drakon the Beastmaster.
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Class: | Wizard | ||||||||||
Gender: | Male | ||||||||||
Race: | Human | ||||||||||
Considered by many to be a magical genius, Dracon seeks to become history's greatest Dragon Slayer. Unlike his fellow Wizards, Dracon eschews decorative attire for more practical battle gear. | |||||||||||
Specialty: Enchanters | |||||||||||
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Dracon the Wizard is a Tower hero. Dracon starts with a spell book and the spell Haste.
He is not an original Restoration of Erathia hero, but was added in Armageddon's Blade and is also available in Shadow of Death.
By default, Dracon is not playable, but he may be enabled in custom scenarios in the map editor.
Specialty
The cost of upgrading units to Enchanters is:
Monk | → | 350 | → | |
Zealot | → | 300 | → | |
Mage | → | 400 | → | |
Arch Mage | → | 300 | → |
Appearance
He appears in the epilogue of Azure Dragons.
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Dracon's special ability is formidable. Even so powerful that he is typically disabled in custom made maps. While you should have no reasonable difficulty using Dracon as a main hero during the single player campaign, he could also be used as an Enchanter-upgrading-support-hero sitting in a town garrison or following your main hero. He is featured in the Dragon Slayer campaign from Armageddon's Blade, taking appearance in all four scenarios as the main hero. In the Dragon Slayer campaign, he managed to slay all kinds of dragons, from Faerie Dragons to Azure Dragons, accomplishing only what veteran Dragon Slayers could. According to Jennifer Bullard's development documents, Dracon is the one who finally slayed Mutare the Dragon Queen in one-on-one combat. He did not survive the battle, but still freed the dragons from Mutare's influence and was also going to be remembered as the greatest Dragon Slayer of all time. In Russian, Drakon and Dracon have the same name spelling (Дракон, Drakon), since letters C and K are transliterated in the same way, namely as K (e.g. Korbac is "Корбак", Korbak, in Russian).
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