Dragalia Lost

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In a realm where bonds ignite power, heroes merge with dragons, unleashing epic combos. Explore vibrant lands, battle fierce foes, and weave tales of camaraderie, fate, and divine struggles—where hope shines brightest against the encroaching darkness!

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What year was Dragalia Lost released? (Expert)
#1: 2017
#2: 2018
#3: 2019
#4: 2020
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What is the name of the first dragon that players can obtain in Dragalia Lost? (Hard)
#1: Pheonix
#2: Fafnir
#3: Aether
#4: Ladiva
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Dragalia Lost was developed by Cygames and Nintendo and features a unique blend of action RPG mechanics with gacha game elements, allowing players to summon and collect various characters based on real-world mythology and folklore.
The game features a dynamic co-op multiplayer system that allows up to four players to team up and tackle challenging quests together in real-time.

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What is your favorite aspect of Dragalia Lost?
Character Design
Story and Lore
Gameplay Mechanics
Events and Collaborations
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What is your favorite summonable character in Dragalia Lost?
Marth
Euden
Sinoa
Cleo
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