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"One thing is clear, I must kill them"

Similar to the Drake and Wyrm, the Wyvern is one of the lesser dragonkin that can be encountered during Post-Game. It possesses many of the Drake's abilities and characteristics, but is instead related to the Lightning element. It lets loose a stream of electrical and stormy energy. The stream itself deals no damage, but staggers anyone caught within it. Moreover, when the Wyvern uses this from above at a downwards 45 degree angle, staying inside for too long will propel the victim high upwards, high enough that it will receive falling damage upon landing. Unlike the Drake and the Wyrm the Wyvern has no particular elemental weakness. Its heart is located atop its back and serves as an exploitable weakness.

Information and StatsEdit

General InfoEdit

Type

Monster, Boss

Experience gained

Base Exp of 23,000

Can be more depending on a few factors such as:
Having fewer pawns
Weal
Use of the Bezel Crown bow
Being in Hard Mode.
Having low level pawns.

Location (Post-Game)

Conquest Road north of Gran Soren close to Windbluff Tower. When you approach the Wyvern, it will take flight. Continue north and try to lure it down.
Atop The Bluemoon Tower, where The Arisen does battle with Salomet and, if not defeated before it flies off, the Griffin during Griffin's Bane.

StatsEdit

Health	Attack	Defence	Magick Attack	Magick Defence	Weight
70,000	1,200	340	750	380	4,500 kg

Damage TakenEdit

Slash	Bash	Fire	Ice	Thunder	Holy	Dark
100%	100%	100%	100%	25%	100%	100%

AttacksEdit

Attack	Type	Description
Breath	Mag	A stream of electically charged wind is let loose from its mouth. Does no damage directly, but knocks you high up into the air, making you take fall damage.
Dive	Phys	A powerful lunge from the air.
Charge	Phys	Charges at a target on the ground.
Grab (Arisen)	Phys	The Arisen is grabbed, and then smashed into the ground
Grab (Pawn)	Spec	A Pawn is grabbed, but instead of being smashed into the ground, the Wyvern instead tries to seize control of the pawn's actions.
Stomp Attack	Phys	A powerful attack with its feet, staggers enemies
Sweeping Blow	Phys	A sweeping blow with Front Claws
Tail Sweep	Phys	A powerful spinning attack with its tail. Knocks enemies off their feet
Roar	Spec/Status	A roar that kills all pawns within range, staggers the arisen and causes Skill Stifling.

TacticsEdit

The Wyvern spends far more time flying than it does on the ground. In fact it will not land unless you deal enough damage to it to stun it and even after it recovers it will go back to the air as soon as it is able to. While aloft the tail can be grabbed and scaled in order to reach the heart. In order to allow for a more stationary target destroying the wings is advisable.
While the Wyvern is aloft, target its head or wings with a strong ranged attack such as Mighty Bend or a flurry attack. This will cause the dragon to fall to the ground making its heart an easy target. The player can then grab hold before it takes off for more quick damage, though it will often try to shake you off.
Like the Drake and the Wyrm, it's roar will kill every Pawn in your party within range, so watch out and be ready to revive them.
The Wyvern will try to grab the Arisen or a pawn. If it grabs the Arisen, it will smash you on the ground for high physical damage. If it grabs a pawn, it will Possess them after a short time. During this delay the arm holding the pawn can be attacked to force the Wyvern to release the pawn. If he does succeed, the pawn will turn on the arisen and its allies. High Halidom cures this effect.
While it can be damaged by attacking anywhere on it's body, it's HP will go no lower than 1 HP until the killing blow is landed by the Arisen on its heart.
The augment stability seems to completely negate the effect of the breath attack

LocationEdit

Deos Hills, on Conquest Road slightly south of Windbluff Tower. (Post-Game)
- Respawns after one in-game week.
Bluemoon Tower, at the top in the same location you fight a Griffin and later Salomet. (Post-Game)
- A unique variant, speaks English instead of Latin, there is a glitch where it will not speak in English. (Reason to be determened.)
Gran Soren, one floats over south entrance to Gran Soren only as Post-Game has just started. (Post-Game)
- Once he respawns he will be seen naturally walking in the fields south of Gran Soren.

RewardsEdit

Dropped Item	Regular Drop (%)	Wyvern Horns Destroyed (%)	Wyvern Wing Destroyed (%)
Dragon Scale	20%	-	14%
Virid Dragon Scale	32%	-	5%
Dragon Claw	12%	-	-
Dragon Horn	1%	100%	-
Indurated Dragonsblood	5%	-	-
Rift Cluster	5%	-	-
Great Dragon Alula	-	-	80%
Wyvern's Tear	5%	-	1%

Killing the Wyvern gives a percentage chance of dragon forging equipment depending upon enhancement level of the equipped gear.
The horns can still be broken off when the wyvern is dead, but there is a short time window to do so.
After a reload or retry the dragon's horns regenerate. This effectively means that after a save and reload more horns can be broken off allowing for multiple Dragon Horn drops in one fight.
The Wyvern's Tear increases the drop rate percentage of rare loot. It also increases the drop rate of Wakestones and Wakestone Shards in the Everfall. When in your inventory with the Wyrm's Tear and Drake's Tear, the drop rate percentages increase further.

TriviaEdit

Like the Drake at Conqueror's Sanctuary and the Wyrm at Watergod's Altar, the Wyvern atop the Bluemoon Tower converses in Latin with specific English quotes.
Wyvern is also a term used for dragons that have only four limbs, which are: two hind legs and two wings.