Drackmages are green, forest-dwelling drackies with a bad habit of casting Kasap on adventurers. They keep themselves in midair by constantly flapping their wings.
Related to the dracky, these monsters have evolved a green colouration to match their woodland habitat. They remain constantly airborne, smoothly dodging attacks whole casting spells on their opponents.
Green, forest-dwelling drackies who deftly dodge attacks, then strike back with Kasap. They're quite short-sighted, and often shower shrubs and other similarly sized green things with greetings and good cheer.
Enigmatic drackies whose origins are mired in even more mystery than their bat-like brethren. It's not even clear if they're called by their right name.
Vicious drackmage (タホドラキー・強, Tahodorakī・kyō) Defeated Monster List No. : #347
Drackmage (タホドラキー Tahodorakī)) Defeated Monster List No. : #061
Model
Experience
Gold
24
29g
Field Notes
Forest-dwelling drackies who lure foes into a false sense of security, before draining them dry with Kasap. Being a leafy shade of green, they often mistake foliage for friends, and end up talking to trees.
Forest-dwelling drackies who lure foes into a false sense of security, before draining them dry with Kasap. Being a leafy shade of green, they often mistake foliage for friends, and end up talking to trees.
Drackmage appears as an E-rank monster of the Demon family. It can be recruited from Chapter 3, Episode 2: Onward! and Chapter 7, Episode 1: A New Adventure and it can participate in the Battle Roads of Dracky, Leery lout, and Troll as a party member.
AGL +10 / Stats Up Crack Res +25 / Stats Up Woosh Potency +5% / Stats Up Zam Res +25 / Stats Up Woosh Potency +5% / Stats Up
Perks
Basic perks
Woosh Potency +2% N/a N/a
Leader perk
N/a
Awakening perk
AGL +10: Raises AGL by 10.
Etymology
Drackmage is a portmanteau of Dracky and mage, which means 'magic user'; this species is the first in the line to use magic. Its other names, Magidrakee and WizDracky, also allude to this capacity.
The Japanese name タホドラキー (tahodorakī) is actually a result of the limited Famicom/NES memory of the original Dragon Quest. Due to this limited memory, not all the Japanese kana could be included, so Yujii Horii was required to alter タフドラキー (tafudorakī -- i.e. "tough-dracky") to タホドラキー, which could actually be spelled with the limited kana available.