Dragon Talon Requirements, Location & Upgrade Path

Dragon Talon is a Fighting Style in Blox Fruits that you can obtain and upgrade to its final form, Dragonstorm, by meeting specific stat requirements, finding the right NPC, and paying a set amount of in-game currency. To get Dragon Talon, you need 4,000 Fragments, 5,000,000 Beli, and 4,000 mastery in any Fighting Style. This article explains the exact requirements, where to find the moves, and the full upgrade path so you can plan your grind.

What Is Dragon Talon?

Dragon Talon is one of the most powerful Fighting Styles in Blox Fruits, known for its high damage and combo potential. It is an upgraded version of the Dragon Breath Fighting Style, which you must have mastered to even begin the quest. Dragon Talon uses fire-based kicks and dragon-themed attacks, making it popular for both PvP and PvE. Unlike some other Fighting Styles that are bought directly, Dragon Talon requires you to complete a specific questline and then upgrade it further to unlock the ultimate move, Dragonstorm.

Requirements to Get Dragon Talon

Before you can even talk to the NPC who sells Dragon Talon, you need to meet several prerequisites. These are not optional; the game will not let you purchase the style otherwise.

• Level: You must be at least Level 1100. This is a hard requirement, and you cannot bypass it.
• Mastery: You need 400 mastery in the Dragon Breath Fighting Style. This means you must have been using Dragon Breath as your active Fighting Style and earned mastery points with it.
• Currency: You need 5,000,000 Beli and 4,000 Fragments. Fragments are earned from Raids, and Beli is the standard in-game currency.
• Quest: You must have completed the Saber Expert questline (to get Saber) and the Dark Step questline (to get Dark Step) – actually, you only need to have obtained the Saber and Dark Step, but the requirement is that you have the Saber and Dark Step unlocked. The exact prerequisite is that you have the Saber and Dark Step, but the main gate is the level and mastery.

Note: The mastery requirement is on the Dragon Breath style itself, not on your overall level. So you need to equip Dragon Breath and use it in combat to raise its mastery to 400.

Location of the Dragon Talon NPC

The NPC that sells Dragon Talon is located in the Third Sea, on the Floating Turtle island. Specifically, you need to go to the top of the turtle’s shell, where you will find a small dojo area. The NPC is called Dragon Talon Master (or just the Dragon Talon NPC). He stands near a small building with a dragon statue. If you have met the requirements, you can talk to him and purchase the Fighting Style. If you haven’t, he will simply tell you that you are not ready.

Upgrade Path: From Dragon Talon to Dragonstorm

Dragon Talon is not the final form. In a later update, the game introduced an upgrade that turns Dragon Talon into Dragonstorm. This is a separate move that replaces the normal Dragon Talon moveset with a more powerful one. To upgrade, you need to talk to the same NPC, but you must have:

• Dragon Talon equipped (and at least 1 mastery in it).
• Level 2000 or higher (this is a guess, but it’s the typical level cap for the Third Sea).
• 5,000 Fragments and 10,000,000 Beli.
• 200 mastery in Dragon Talon (you need to use it to raise its mastery).

Once you have these, you can talk to the Dragon Talon Master and choose the upgrade. The upgrade consumes your Dragon Talon and gives you Dragonstorm, which has a completely different moveset, including the iconic “Dragon Storm” ultimate move that summons a giant dragon.

How to Master Dragon Breath Fast

Since you need 400 mastery in Dragon Breath, here are the most efficient ways to grind it:

1. Equip Dragon Breath and use it as your active Fighting Style. You only gain mastery when you land hits with that style.
2. Fight high-level enemies in the Second or Third Sea. The higher the enemy level relative to yours, the more mastery you get per hit.
3. Use the “Z” move (Fire Breath) to hit multiple enemies at once. The mastery gain is per hit, so AoE attacks are faster.
4. Do Raids – Raids give huge mastery boosts, but you need to be in a team. If you can, join a raid and use Dragon Breath on the bosses.
5. AFK grind spots – Some players use auto-clickers, but that’s against the rules and can get you banned. Better to grind manually.

Is Dragon Talon Worth It?

Yes, Dragon Talon is considered one of the best Fighting Styles for PvP due to its high damage, knockback, and combo potential. It has a fast moveset with good range. However, it requires a lot of grinding to get, and the upgrade to Dragonstorm is even more expensive. If you are a casual player, you might be better off with a simpler style like Superhuman or Death Step, which are easier to obtain. But if you are dedicated to PvP, Dragon Talon (and its upgrade) is a top-tier choice.

Common Mistakes and Misconceptions

Many players think they can buy Dragon Talon directly from the shop, but it’s only sold by the NPC on Floating Turtle. Another mistake is trying to grind mastery with a different Fighting Style equipped – you must have Dragon Breath selected. Also, some players forget to bring enough Fragments, which are harder to get than Beli. Finally, note that the upgrade to Dragonstorm is permanent – you cannot revert to the original Dragon Talon, so make sure you want the new moveset.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be a certain race to use Dragon Talon? No, any race can use it. However, some races like Ghoul or Cyborg have passives that synergize well with melee builds.

Can I get Dragon Talon without maxing Dragon Breath? No, you need exactly 400 mastery in Dragon Breath. There is no way around it.

What is the difference between Dragon Talon and Dragonstorm? Dragonstorm is an upgraded version with a completely new moveset. It has a move called “Dragon Storm” that deals massive AoE damage and looks like a giant dragon. The stats are also higher.

How many Fragments do I need total? You need 4,000 for the initial purchase and 5,000 for the upgrade, so 9,000 in total.

Can I use Dragon Talon in the First Sea? No, it’s a Third Sea exclusive Fighting Style. You can only use it in the Second and Third Seas (and in some PvP modes).

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