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Verlyrus:
A Dragon's Day Out!

Hey there, heroes!

Awakening from a comfortable nap, your dragon finds themself alone with no hero in sight! What to do, what to do...?



Looks like it's time for a dragon's day out!

Head over to Book 3 Sunbreeze Grove and speak to Dove to play this special anniversary quest!

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Also this week, some adjustments, bug fixes, and typo fixes!

Wind Seal Fragments have had their max stack size increased to 500.
Undead Slayer Badges have had their max stack size increased to 9999.
Braughlmurk Bindings have had their max stack size increased to 9999.
Shadow Bone Shards have had their max stack size increased to 9999.
Primal Corrupt Shards have had their max stack size increased to 9999.
Pure Shards of the Dawn have had their max stack size increased to 9999.
Unlucky Doom Essences have had their max stack size increased to 9999.
Bloody Monster Hearts have had their max stack size increased to 9999.
REALLY Special Dragon Chow has had its max stack size increased to 100.
Tentatively fixed an issue with the quest "Tesla's Peak" where it was possible to begin the quest in a dead end.
Tentatively fixed an issue where Bonus effects would not apply properly the turn they are applied.
Fixed an issue where the Harvest Reaper's element could be displayed as "nature" instead of "Nature".

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And that's all for this week! Next week, if everything goes well, we'll have another main story release for you! Woo!

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I absolutely love small quests like this that really characterize the Hero's relationship with Draco. They always cement the two characters bond with one another and the care they have for each others well being is always depicted as something that runs deep even in these little quiet moments. However, this quest has also been yet another indicator that the Hero isn't necessarily doing the best when it comes to caring for their own health or at the very least scratches some deep rooted problems they have when it comes to being the hero in Greenguard. Which also another aspect that I appreciate when it pops up because it shows its not something they're the best at confronting, at least not all the time. Whether it be our fear of being frozen, our fear of that we will fail in keeping the innocent alive, our fear that we may not be a truly good hero that solves problems, and of course our perpetual fear that we could lose those closest to us are the little things that add up together that remind us that in spite of all that we have managed to rise above in the past those concerns do drive us to an extent just as much as our desire to help others. With that in mind, it does make me feel kind of bad for Draco because they are the only ones in a position to know on some level that this is somewhat getting in the way of the Hero properly taking care of themselves everyday and while they can talk about it with those that can speak Draconic, like Elysia, they aren't always in the best position to talk to hero themselves about it. It also doesn't help that even people like Elysia that can understand Draco can't really do much but offer a bit of words here and there because at the end of the day all of our friends have their own responsibilities to take care of and so they simply don't have proximity to get a good read on the situation nor they can always just drop everything to see how we're doing either not unless the signs of something being really wrong start to show. Taking that into consideration and its not hard to see why Draco is so frustrated with the situation we're both in as a result.

But enough doom and gloom, our dragon gave us a plushie and we gave them a new hat and that is adorable!


Also did we know Cysero understood Draconic? It's not surprising that he understands Draco either way, but I can't recall if there was time he just straight up understood what a dragon was saying beforehand.

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Let us find tranquility.

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It's always great having a look at the the Hero's relationship with their dragon too. They may have a tendency towards mischief and clearly has a bit of an ego, but at the end of the day our World Destroyer really does care and worry about us. And probably for good reason too; Seaweed and Rotten Hardtack are hardly a full, balanced diet.