Blue Dragon's new DLC brings exciting new items |
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Microsoft Xbox 360 RPG fans who've been busy with Mistwalker's latest offering Blue Dragon will have plenty more on their hands as a new downloadable content package becomes available via the Xbox Live MarketPlace today. This DLC will feature a lot of new nuances to the already immersive gameplay.Some of the most exciting additions come in the form of items which give Shu and the rest of the posse interesting new abilities which can be used against enemies. Stealing, stat enhancements and parameter buffers are just some of the goodies that you'll be getting with Blue Dragon's new package.
Here's a list of just some of the new stuff to be found in Hironobu Sakaguchi's latest masterwork:
- Whimsical Mind – growth item that enhances a few randomly-picked categories by 0-4 levels
- Way of Thieves – in-battle item that can steal rare items possessed by enemy creatures
- Devee Phonograph– allows you to listen to the Devee-tribe dance
- Nothing Glasses – visualizes all "nothing" points by means of a star-looking symbol (oftentimes you’ll find a lot of items that contain "nothing", followed by an English-speaking narrator saying "nothing").
- Shuffled Helmet” – item that adjusts magical and speed parameters (Magic +40 / Speed -40). Detrimental when used by itself because the speed parameter goes down by 50 points, but when equipped along with "Shuffled Breastplate" and Shuffled Splint, this item can quadruplicate the Magic parameters and reverse the Speed parameters. So it becomes the strongest equipment in the game. (Magic +160 / Speed +40)
- Spring-wind Scarf – adjusts characters’ HP and Speed parameters by 20%
Via Gamerscore
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