Lineage2
Dragon Slayer Event
A daily Lineage2 Interlude raid PvP event where only one party wins the last hit, while top damage dealers still fight for valuable drops and Dragon's Fruit bonuses.
Your Dragon Slayer details guide
Dragon Slayer turns a random daily raid spawn into open server warfare. The moment the dragon appears, parties rush to the coordinates, clans mobilize and the fight becomes a race for position, damage and the final last hit.
How the event works
- Join command: Party leader uses
.raid - Teleport: Full party teleports 1500 to 2000 range around the boss
- Winning rule: Last hit party wins the core event
- Extra race: Highest total damage also receives drops
What makes it special
This is not a scripted raid run. It is a live Lineage2 Interlude battlefield where scouting, route control and last-second execution decide the winners.
The event creates a full pressure cycle: reach the boss first, hold the area, deal meaningful damage and still be ready to steal or defend the last hit.
What winners receive
Dragon Slayer rewards both the last hit party and the highest damage players, creating two overlapping objectives in the same event.
Last Hit Party
Each member of the winning party receives 2x Dragon's Fruit and 4x Gold-Medal EVENT.
Top Damage
Top damage players or parties receive Life Stones and S-grade enchant drops from multiple guaranteed reward groups.
Dragon's Fruit
A 20-minute buff item with offensive, defensive, regeneration and XP/SP bonuses that does not disappear on death.
Quick answers
Who wins?
The party that lands the last hit wins the core event, but top damage players also receive strong additional drops.
Is the buff permanent?
No. Dragon's Fruit gives a 20-minute buff and can be used again after the previous buff expires.
Why is this event important?
It turns daily Lineage2 Interlude raid content into real party and clan warfare with meaningful rewards and open conflict.
Rally the party and race the spawn
Prepare your party, answer the global announcement and fight for the dragon before another team owns the battlefield.