
New dragon battles bring tougher challenges and unique loot.
59.2 of the 71 points that apply = 83 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Dragonkind Evolved expands the vanilla Ender Dragon battle rather than replacing it, adding escalating challenges and rewards that make respawning the dragon worthwhile. Each respawn brings a randomly selected Dragon type, identified by its name and particles, while dragon health and the available types scale through difficulty tiers as players defeat more dragons. The roster ranges from Zombified, Mossy, Warped and Sculk Dragons to Frost, Tyrant, Skeletal, Blazing, Elder, Wight, Beacon, Desert, Thunder and Artillery Dragons, each with its own mix of attacks, status effects, summoned servants or arena hazards. Some dragons also transform the End island as they fly, covering it with terrain such as moss, warped blocks, sculk, snow and ice, sand or amethyst. All dragons can use attacks such as body slams, End Rod spikes and Shulker Bullets; when desperate, they can force players to the ground and unleash a meteor storm of Dragon Fireballs that fills the arena with breath clouds. Destroyed End Crystals regenerate, with higher difficulty allowing more regenerations, and can gain abilities such as projectile immunity, fire damage, player-targeting lasers, levitation, curses, homing projectiles or teleportation. The 20th dragon in a world is the unique Last Dragon, while the 30th is the 10,000 Dragon, whose signature threats include golden lasers and a damaging arena-wide shockwave; further dragons can still be summoned afterward. Defeated dragons drop type-dependent loot near the exit portal, including a custom dragon-themed weapon, armor piece or tool with enchantments that are especially useful against dragons, as well as rewards such as a laser-firing Draconic Scepter and Dragonheart Anchor. Respawning a dragon while a player in the arena has Bad Omen starts an Ominous fight: it raises the effective difficulty, makes abilities more frequent and doubles the rewards, including the unique item.
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