DragonSword: Awakening directed by Hound13 Inc. was officially released less than a week ago. And who would have thought, the latest work from this studio which consists of several former Dragon Nest game developers has managed to get such a positive response.
Interestingly, recently the developer has made one of the DLCs in the form of their paid Familiar free, namely the Abyssal Direwolf—a wolf that can accompany and help players while exploring the Orbis continent.
Please note of course that this DLC is free for a limited period, specifically ending on August 31st. Players who already own DragonSword: Awakening can immediately claim it via Steam and find it in the game in the menu [Codex] > [Familiar]
The best familiar in DragonSword: Awakening
Apart from being present as mount Cool wolf, Abyssal Direwolf is also claimed to be one of the best Familiars in the game, especially thanks to its variety of active and passive abilities which are also useful for other Familiars. These abilities include:
- Access further jumping abilities with Boost Jump
- Stamina reduction when jumping by 20%
- Addition speed boost by 10%
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