I'm searching for RPG games which allows you to transform into dragon, and it feels like powerful thing that NPC acknowledge, instead of just buff.I Know some of such games:WOTR>Golden Dragon Mythic Path, you become very powerful, glowing dragon-king, while campaign map gives you armies of dragons. Divinity II>You get to transform into powerful dragon that can besiege fortresses/armies/towns and this is a BIG deal, because most of dragons are hunted off into extinction. Skyrim>Its a stretch, but you can summon powerful dragon at end game, which can besiege enemy forts and towns on his lonesome.
>>3925959I think you could do that in Mask of the Betrayer if your character was a druid
>>3925959uhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I heard about this game called Breath of Fire
>>3926078I only played BoF 4 and it's not what I'm looking. In BoF dragon is just stat boost mode/powerful attack. Yes you're Chinese style dragon in human body, and game constantly reminds that, you are not walking in dragon form and destroying armies or fortresses (unless it's a cutscene).>>3926062Thanks, I remember now. In nwn 1 and nwn 2 you could take dragon shape as epic feat
>>3925959>RPG games
>>3925959Rarer than turning into a dragon is getting an actual dragon friend that's an actual character.I can only think of WoTR with Aivu.
I remember turning into a dragon in BG2. I can't remember if it was legit or not, I think I was hacking RAM, savefiles or game data files to get it to work. Because being a huge silver dragon was absurdly impractical in a game designed for humanoids to walk in.
>>3926670Lunar on the Sega CD
>>3925959Divinity: Dragon Commander is similar to Divinity 2 in that the protagonist can shift into a dragon and that's a big deal. While strong, the dragon can't really obliterate enemy armies unsupported, though, and can essentially be thought of as a hero unit in an RTS game.The protagonist of Drakan: The Ancients' Gates is a dragon-rider. That's a huge deal in the setting, and the mix of on-foot and mounted combat helps give context to just how powerful the dragon is. I assume the first game in the series is similar, but I haven't actually played much of it.Drakengard is similar to the above. Note that it's not a very good game, though the plot and characters are sort of compelling.
>>3925959Divinity 2 (get the expansion version, its basically cut content).Pathfinder Wrath of the Righteous has the Gold Dragon mythic path. It was bereft of content when I played it on release but supposedly they added more.>>3928493Dragon Commander is fun but its more of a dating sim than anything.
>>3925959Breath of fire 4, almost any dnd game.>>3926482Right
>>3925959>he doesn't know you can do it irl
Dragon Quest has a spell that turns you into a dragon, and in V you get an item that lets you do see every fight wothout mp cost. Aside from that uhhhh idk
>>3925959The Dark Souls games have a covenant that allows partial or full transformation into a dragonoid, Elden Ring also has something similar I'm pretty sure. They don't really have the NPC recognition thing though
The Breath of Fire series lets you turn into dragons but be aware that Dragon Quarter fucks you over if you do this due to forcing NG+ if you do it too many times.
It’s a possible ending inDragon’s Dogma
>>3926482The fact you included Skyrim but not fucking Breath of Fire, which essentially invented turning into a dragon RPG, is baffling
>>3928983On the flip side, though, dragon mode in Dragon Quarter turns the protagonist into a completely unstoppable force of nature.
>>3929201just like in other BoF games
