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{{Infobox | {{Infobox Mount | ||
| name = | | name = Terrorbird | ||
| image = Terrorbird.png | | image = Terrorbird (mount).png | ||
| release = 15 December 2025 | | release = 15 December 2025 | ||
| update = Eye on Ashenfall - 0.10 | | update = Eye on Ashenfall - 0.10 | ||
| | | vestige = | ||
| | | carryweight = 200 | ||
}} | }} | ||
=== Mount === | === Mount === | ||
The | The terrorbird is the first mount unlocked during the game's progression, introduced in the [[Dragonwilds:Fellhollow]] update. Players obtain this mount as a reward for completing [[Dragonwilds:The Wild Hunt]] quest. | ||
=== Attributes === | === Attributes === | ||
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* Provides '''enhanced jump height and velocity''' compared to base movement. Sprint toggleable with [SHIFT]. | * Provides '''enhanced jump height and velocity''' compared to base movement. Sprint toggleable with [SHIFT]. | ||
* While the | * While the magic carpet is faster within the Umbral Sands, the terrorbird is generally preferred in other regions due to its superior movement speed. | ||
* '''Reduces''' fall damage taken by the player. | * '''Reduces''' fall damage taken by the player. | ||
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=== Usage === | === Usage === | ||
* Summoning: The mount can be summoned by holding [ALT]. | * Summoning: The mount can be summoned by holding [ALT]. On Xbox holding [Y]. | ||
* Configuration: Players can customise and configure their mount settings by navigating to the Spells tab, accessed via [Q] and selecting [P]. | * Configuration: Players can customise and configure their mount settings by navigating to the Spells tab, accessed via [Q] and selecting [P]. | ||
=== Customisation === | === Customisation === | ||
The | The terrorbird features many colour variants that can be unlocked through gameplay. See [[Dragonwilds:Mount|this]] for a complete list. | ||
=== Notes === | === Notes === | ||
* Most (''if not all?'') areas within the [[Dragonwilds:Dowdun Reach]] region prevent the use of any mounts. | * Most (''if not all?'') areas within the [[Dragonwilds:Dowdun Reach]] region prevent the use of any mounts. | ||
* The [[Dragonwilds: | * The [[Dragonwilds:leggings of lightness]] do '''not''' increase the jump height of mounts. | ||
==Description & Abilities== | |||
{{Mount | |||
|description = | |||
The nature spirits of Ashenfall serve a purpose, one denied to them by the encroaching Wither. It may seem counterintuitive to have to slay these spirits in order to bind them, but that's what nature is. It's hunt and be hunted. Kill and be killed, life in a perpetual cycle -- everything chained together. | |||
|ability = Equip | |||
|carry_weight = +200 | |||
}} | |||
Latest revision as of 11:01, 30 September 2026
Mount
The terrorbird is the first mount unlocked during the game's progression, introduced in the Dragonwilds:Fellhollow update. Players obtain this mount as a reward for completing Dragonwilds:The Wild Hunt quest.
Attributes
- Provides enhanced jump height and velocity compared to base movement. Sprint toggleable with [SHIFT].
- While the magic carpet is faster within the Umbral Sands, the terrorbird is generally preferred in other regions due to its superior movement speed.
- Reduces fall damage taken by the player.
- Any damage taken by the player will immediately unsummon the mount.
Usage
- Summoning: The mount can be summoned by holding [ALT]. On Xbox holding [Y].
- Configuration: Players can customise and configure their mount settings by navigating to the Spells tab, accessed via [Q] and selecting [P].
Customisation
The terrorbird features many colour variants that can be unlocked through gameplay. See this for a complete list.
Notes
- Most (if not all?) areas within the Dragonwilds:Dowdun Reach region prevent the use of any mounts.
- The Dragonwilds:leggings of lightness do not increase the jump height of mounts.