Blox Fruits Dragon Update Reworks Guns, Combat, and Fruits

Roblox developer Gamer Robot Inc. just published the long-awaited Blox Fruits Dragon Update, delivering several gameplay tweaks and a basket of Fruits to utilize.

The team behind the action-adventure experience shared patch notes for their latest update today, revealing a long list of changes for players new and old. Headlining the Dragon Update are the East and West Dragon Fruits, including Dragon and Chromatic skins that allow players to customize transformations to their liking. There’s also the Strong Hair and Saddle abilities, which allow allied players to ride on your Dragon’s back.

Also listed in the Blox Fruit Dragon Update patch notes are mentions of alterations to a few existing Fruits. Included in the list of reworked produce are the Blade Fruit and Diamond Fruit. Additionally, Gamer Robot has implemented a new combat system for Roblox players while also reworking guns like the Slingshot, Flintlock, Musket, and more with new models, animations, and abilities.

The list of other changes ranges from smaller tweaks like updated artwork to more substantial changes such as the new skins system. Meanwhile, Gamer Robot clarifies that, now that Dragon Tokens have been fixed, all previous Dragon owners will be gifted new, reworked Dragon Fruit, meaning that you’ll be receiving a Dragon even if your tokens have already been used. Today’s patch notes clarify how each player will move forward with the new update in mind.

The Blox Fruits Dragon Update added enough scaly new abilities and gameplay balance changes to propel it to the top of the Roblox trending page across all devices and locations. It’s jam-packed with features to sink your teeth into, though it’s currently unclear when the next update will arrive. While we wait for more, you can see our list of all active Blox Fruits codes here. Finally, you can see today’s full Dragon Update patch notes below.

Blox Fruits Dragon Update patch notes

– Dragon Fruit (East) and (West)

– Permanent Dragon grants players 2 transformation options

– Dragon skins and Chromatic skins to customize your transformation.

– Strong Hair or Saddle ability, which allow allied players to ride on your Dragon’s back.

– New Gas Fruit.

– Blade Fruit rework.

– Diamond Fruit rework.

– New combat system, with the benefit of including the new guns system.

– Guns reworked. New models, animations, and abilities:

– Slingshot

– Flintlock

– Musket

– Acidum Rifle

– Bizarre Revolver

– Cannon

– Magma Blaster

– Refined Slingshot

– Bazooka

– Kabucha

– Venom Bow

– Skull Guitar (model and animation only)

– Reworked abilities visuals.

– Abilities added to HUD for PC and console players.

– Reworked Hydra Island, Port, Great Tree, and Tiki expansion.

– NPC refresh with new visuals.

– Most sword models refreshed, more coming soon.

– Hydra Island now has a dragon dojo location expansion.

– New Draco race, with a custom race progression path.

– Lore related quest v3 trial.

– V4 trial

– Race awakening system and trial unique to the Draco race.

– Dragon dojo content

– Dragon Trainer: offers dragon dojo belt quests and rewards.

– Dragon Wizard: teaches you the ways of the Draco race. He will teach you the Dragon Tether ability, an ability which allows players to collect Dragon Egg materials.

– Dragon Hunter:

– Hunt: Awards you quests.

– Craft: Crafts Dragonheart, Dragonstorm, and Volcanic Magnet

– Gacha: Used to obtain skin recipes

– Uzoth: Offers players Dragon Talon, as well as upgradeable Dragon abilities.

– New Skins system.

– Skins converted into drinks items.

– New Barista shop NPC, who will craft drinks for you

– Master of Aura’s changed to Barista Cousin, who will sell Aura skin recipes

– Drink recipes added for Fruits, starting with Dragon skins.

– Streaming enabled (Sea 3 only).

– Prehistoric Island sea event.

– New chests.

– Offline gifting.

– VIP server controls.

– Updated Shop artworks and new Fruit Shop menu.

– Sea Event rates adjusted

– New pity system (no more 8 hours for leviathan)

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