How to Upgrade Dragon Spirit in Blade Ball

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Blade Ball Dragon Coin Window
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If you’ve obtained the new ability, Dragon Spirit, in Blade Ball, and you’re curious about how to upgrade it, the process isn’t as straightforward as upgrading other skills. To upgrade Dragon Spirit, you’ll need to acquire a Dragon Coin, which is exclusively available during the Lunar New Year event. Here’s everything you need to know about upgrading Dragon Spirit in Blade Ball.

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Blade Ball Dragon Spirit Upgrade Guide

In order to upgrade Dragon Spirit, you need to obtain something called a Dragon Coin in Blade Ball. Dragon Coins are not made available in the game until you have the Dragon Spirit ability. Without it, getting Dragon Coins is impossible. This is because once you acquire the Dragon Spirit, the Dragon Coin replaces it in the Lunar New Year Dragon Spins while maintaining the same low chance of 0.13%.

Blade Ball Showing Dragon Coin In Lunar New Year Window
Image: UnpredictableFPS

If you’re fortunate enough to have obtained the Dragon Spirit, acquiring a Dragon Coin requires rolling the Dragon Spins again and hoping that luck is on your side as you aim for a Dragon Coin inside a Dragon Envelope. Essentially, if you found getting the Dragon Spirit challenging, the process for obtaining the Dragon Coin will likely be similar.

To upgrade Dragon Spirit, you currently only require a single Dragon Coin. Access the Skills/Skin window, locate Dragon Spirit, and select Upgrade. A prompt will display the number of Dragon Coins needed, followed by the option to Upgrade in green. This will advance Dragon Spirit to level 2.

What Does Dragon Spirit Upgrade Do?

The Dragon Spirit upgrades give you an extra use of Dragon Spirit, so three instead of two, and you get your uses back faster with a shorter cooldown. This means you get more uses, and you get to use them more often!

Mark Carpenter

Mark Carpenter

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