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The quick answer

Valve’s hero data describes Breathe Fire as frontal damage with an attack-damage reduction, Dragon Tail as a stun, and Elder Dragon Form as a transformation granting ranged attacks and additional properties.[1]

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Official store screenshot for Dota 2, image 1. Promotional imagery for visual context.© Valve Official source ↗
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  1. Understand the distinction
  2. Suggested checklist
  3. Limits and next steps

Understand the distinction

The data also lists Dragon Blood’s regeneration and armour interaction. Ability text can change with patches, facets or upgrades, so this guide avoids fixed cooldowns, damage numbers and a supposedly universal skill order.[1]

Suggested checklist

  1. In demo mode, aim Breathe Fire through several practice targets.[1]
  2. Compare Dragon Tail targeting before and during Elder Dragon Form.[1]
  3. Read the selected facet and available upgrades before copying an older Dragon Knight build.[1]

Limits and next steps

The official data feed contains unresolved numeric placeholders. They are not published here as confirmed values.[1]

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Sources & verification

Facts last checked Oct 31, 2026. Checking a source does not change the page’s update date.

  1. Dragon Knight — Valve public hero data Valve · official · Checked Oct 31, 2026

    Official documentation; check publication context and any later revisions.

    Original language: en
  2. Dota 2 — official Steam listing Valve / Valve · official · Checked Oct 31, 2026

    Steam desktop listing checked through Valve’s public appdetails API. Platform and requirements fields describe this storefront edition, not every console release.

    Original language: en

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