Blue dragon
A mother dragon.
Prepare for the hunt
Blue dragons aren't as strong as other dragons but they're still very powerful, watch out for their fiery breath.
Attack cycle: 4 game ticks (2.4 seconds). Special attacks and encounter phases can change the rhythm.
Where to find it
This variant has no fixed spawn. These are recorded locations for other creatures with the same name.
- Taverley Dungeon3 recorded spawns in this area.
Show map references
- X 2,897 · Y 9,802 · Floor 0
- X 2,904 · Y 9,802 · Floor 0
- X 2,896 · Y 9,796 · Floor 0
Additional spawn references
A reliable place name is not yet available for 1 recorded spawn. These references may include unused or special encounter positions.
- X 2,909 · Y 9,906 · Floor 0
Drops and chances
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| Item | Quantity | Loot roll | Drop chance |
|---|---|---|---|
Tooth half of a key | 1 | Shared table | ConditionalGDT |
Tooth half of a key | 1 | Shared table | ConditionalRDT |
Uncut diamond | 1 | Shared table | ConditionalGDT |
Uncut diamond | 1 | Shared table | ConditionalRDT |
Uncut emerald | 1 | Shared table | ConditionalGDT |
Uncut emerald | 1 | Shared table | ConditionalRDT |
Uncut ruby | 1 | Shared table | ConditionalGDT |
Uncut ruby | 1 | Shared table | ConditionalRDT |
Uncut sapphire | 1 | Shared table | ConditionalGDT |
Uncut sapphire | 1 | Shared table | ConditionalRDT |
How to read these drop rates
These are the same Serenity loot rows shown on item pages. Main, charm and extra loot normally make separate rolls. When an encounter has a signature pre-roll, a signature reward replaces the common roll. Common-drop rates shown here include the chance of reaching that table. Empty slots are included in each pool's weights. A “1 in” rate is an average, not a guaranteed number of kills. Shared tables are conditional because additional rolls and equipment can affect their final chance. Scripts and encounter phases can award additional loot.
Creature variants
Each profile shows that variant's own statistics and loot.




