Mabinogi's "Dragon" update adds... dragons

by Seraphina Brennan Oct 16th 2009 at 10:00AM

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

So, unsurprisingly, the new "Dragon" update to Mabinogi is adding dragons to the game. But not just one type of dragons is being added! Oh no, no, no, they've gone for two types of dragons -- the Red Dragons and the Blue Dragons.

It seems these two colors are wings deep in war with one another for control of the mythic Golden Dragon, and both sides will do anything to get their hands on this "master dragon" so to speak. Players, on the other hand, now have the option of flying hot air balloons right through the warzone.

Now, normally, we here at Massively.com wouldn't recommend riding hot air balloons through areas that contain dragons at war, but these balloons have heavy weaponry mounted on them! So, if one of the pesky winged lizards gets too close to your ride, feel free to fire one of the mounted guns.

There is, of course, more to this update than just hot air balloons with cannons. Feel free to check out the patch notes on the Mabinogi community site, or check out the trailer below!

Tags: blockparty, dragon, expansion, f2p, free-to-play, generation-8, hot-air-balloon, mabinogi, nexon, patch, trailer, update, video

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

snowleopard233 said on 10:46AM 10-16-2009

Holy don’t blink or you’ll miss the trailer, batman! 18 seconds? That was ridiculously short.

Dblade said on 2:43PM 10-16-2009

Dragons already existed in it, they had a prairie and desert dragon, which acted somewhat like notorious monsters in other games. They weren't really worth it though, tough to kill and crappy drops that you don't really need if you can kill it in the first place.

Mabi's content additions really tend to be light with not much to them. It's one of the downsides of the game.

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