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Dragon’s Prophet is a free-to-play fantasy MMORPG from Runewalker Entertainment and Sony Online Entertainment centered around the capture and care of dragons. Players may choose a dragon and take to the skies in mounted combat, or stay on the ground and fight with a trained drake, instead. The game has a state-of-the-art Auto Target system to assist in the fast action combat. Players also choose from four highly-skilled combat classes with which to adventure through the world.

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  • Combat System | The Auto-Target system allows players easier target identification and easier attack commands during battle.
  • Occupations | Four to choose from: Dragon Blood Gladiator, Long Shadow Ranger, Long Interest Alchemist, and Long Encyclical Apostle.
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