Mabinogi to get "Dragon" update this year, teaser trailer revealed

by William Dobson Sep 15th 2009 at 10:00AM

Filed under: Fantasy, Patches, News items, Free-to-play, Mabinogi

The Ancient Secrets of Irinid patch for Mabinogi was only launched a matter of months ago, but it looks like the team at devCAT kept up their momentum and quickly got to work on the game's next chapter. Publisher Nexon America has just announced that there will be another content update this year, simply titled Dragon, which is focused on a war between dragon factions in a new area called Zardine. This zone will play host to a number of new enemies, and dungeons here will feature a new "hard mode" difficulty.

Along with the dragons in Dragon, Mabinogi's recent foray into flight will continue in the next patch, with players engaging in aerial combat with flying monsters -- while manning hot air balloons. Sounds ridiculously precarious, but at the same time fun. The update will also include lots of additional items, weapons, clothing, image enhancements and some pets. The teaser trailer we have posted after the break shows off a bit of everything from Dragon, including the aforementioned hot air balloon combat. Click through to check it out.

Tags: aerial-combat, content, devcat, dragon, flying, hard-mode, hot-air-balloon, mabinogi, nexon, nexon-america, patch, update, zardine

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Johivin said on 1:08PM 9-15-2009

More weapons and clothing are always appreciated. I'm wondering if G8 mainstream will be free though.

Gwyd said on 3:50AM 9-16-2009

A Korean take on Welsh legend and Myth, as a Welshman I can say it's horrific.

Olicon said on 6:39AM 9-16-2009

Man.. I missed this game. I really liked it. Too bad my EEE laptop can't play even this.

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