This complements well with the Windguard’s training on healing and safety, with the bodies of Ironwings capable of dealing with the stress of having to take on damage or get to the side of their comrades extremely quickly. Boasting a bulky build with a prominence of small scales, the Ironwing focuses more on defense and protection than other dragonfolk.
Joining the Windguard in their quest is the Ironwing, known for their gentler and more agile nature among the dragons in the game’s world. Phantoms can also use this to clear Smoke Trails nearby. Hitting a wall when pushed back will deal additional damage. Not only that, but this also pushes them back. This projectile can be detonated in mid-air to cause light damage to all enemies caught in the radius. When opponents approach this cloud, the mine detonates and damages all enemies within its radius. It then creates a cloud that masks its presence. This ability allows the Phantom to fire a projectile that sticks to the terrain. Not only that but both the Phantom and its dragon become immune and cannot be targeted for the duration. When activated, this fully restores the Health and Stamina of the Phantom. This ability also prepares a stronger Fireball that removes invisibility when cast. Under this Power, the Phantom disables all locked-on fireballs as well as the ability of others to lock onto the Phantom beyond a particular range. When activated, this ability shrouds the Phantom in a mist. This Passive deals 35-percent more damage to Shields, essentially incentivizing an aggressive combat approach.
Befitting the Phantom’s reliance on stealth is the Nightsnagger’s extensive wingspan and flight capabilities, reaching further heights and speeds compared to their brethren, albeit at the cost of durability, which players of cooperative games like For Honor also need to pay attention to. Reputable for their lithe and sleek builds, the Nightsnagger serves as the ever-mysterious and ever-agile companions of the Phantom.
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