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''' | '''Wyverns''' are similar in form to [[Dragon]]s, although they have no arms, only two powerful legs. They make their nests in the World's Edge Mountains, and are used often by the more powerful [[Orc]] warbosses as mounts. As well as their teeth and claws, they can attack with their spiked tail, which is barbed and venomous and can lash out to impale their foes. [[Black Crag]] is known for Poisonwing Canyon, a gorge full of Wyverns. | ||
Not even an Orc is daft enough to try and tame a fully-grown Wyvern, but they can often "persuade" a [[Goblin]], or other subordinate to steal a newborn Wyvern, or an egg from one of their high mountain clutches. The training process that a newborn Wyvern undergoes is far from foolproof. Many would-be trainers lose limbs, and some even perish in the process. | Not even an Orc is daft enough to try and tame a fully-grown Wyvern, but they can often "persuade" a [[Goblin]], or other subordinate to steal a newborn Wyvern, or an egg from one of their high mountain clutches. The training process that a newborn Wyvern undergoes is far from foolproof. Many would-be trainers lose limbs, and some even perish in the process. | ||
=Tome Unlocks= | =Tome Unlocks= | ||
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| Encounter a Wyvern | | Encounter a Wyvern | ||
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| [[In the Wild]] | | [[In the Wild]] | ||
| | | Title: The Wyvern Watcher, XP: 336 | ||
| colspan="2" | [[Death Peak]]: Explore Monster Habitat | | colspan="2" | [[Death Peak]]: Explore Monster Habitat | ||
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| [[Let's See What This Does]] | | [[Let's See What This Does]] | ||
| [ | | [[Jewel Items|Jewel Item]] : [[Fullbelly's Lucky Foot]], XP:806 | ||
| colspan="2" | [[Black Crag]]: Complete a Specific Task | | colspan="2" | [[Black Crag]]: Complete a Specific Task | ||
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| | | Kill 1,000 Wyvern | ||
| | | Mythical Tactic Fragment, XP:1050 | ||
| colspan="2" | N/A | | colspan="2" | N/A | ||
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Revision as of 10:04, 25 February 2017
Wyverns are similar in form to Dragons, although they have no arms, only two powerful legs. They make their nests in the World's Edge Mountains, and are used often by the more powerful Orc warbosses as mounts. As well as their teeth and claws, they can attack with their spiked tail, which is barbed and venomous and can lash out to impale their foes. Black Crag is known for Poisonwing Canyon, a gorge full of Wyverns.
Not even an Orc is daft enough to try and tame a fully-grown Wyvern, but they can often "persuade" a Goblin, or other subordinate to steal a newborn Wyvern, or an egg from one of their high mountain clutches. The training process that a newborn Wyvern undergoes is far from foolproof. Many would-be trainers lose limbs, and some even perish in the process.
Tome Unlocks
| Task | Rewards | Order Text | Destruction Text |
|---|---|---|---|
| Encounter a Wyvern | XP:84 | N/A | |
| Kill 25 Wyvern | XP:204 | N/A | |
| In the Wild | Title: The Wyvern Watcher, XP: 336 | Death Peak: Explore Monster Habitat | |
| Kill 100 Wyvern | XP:500 | N/A | |
| Let's See What This Does | Jewel Item : Fullbelly's Lucky Foot, XP:806 | Black Crag: Complete a Specific Task | |
| Kill 1,000 Wyvern | Mythical Tactic Fragment, XP:1050 | N/A | |
