True Thrust-> Disembowel->Chaos Thrust-> Wheeling Thrust->Fang and Claw-> Raiden Thrust So to break it down the rotation will go something like This is an upgraded version of True Thrust so you this won’t be assigned to your Hotbar. Can only be executed when Raiden Thrust Ready. Raiden Thrust-Delivers an attack with a potency of 330.If you adhere to directional requirements you will also be Raiden Thrust Ready.
You can also execute Fang and Claw and Wheeling thrust one after the other after level 64. Can only be executed while under the effects of Enhanced Wheeling Thrust and either Blood of the Dragon or Life of the Dragon.Additional Effect: Extends Blood of the Dragon duration by 10s to a maximum of 30s Wheeling thrust-Delivers an attack with a potency of 320.360 when executed from a target's rear.This can only be executed after the Full thrust variation. Can only be executed while under the effects of Sharper Fang and Claw and either Blood of the Dragon or Life of the Dragon.Additional Effect: Extends Blood of the Dragon duration by 10s to a maximum of 30s Fang and Claw- Delivers an attack with a potency of 320.360 when executed from a target's flank.If you have the Blood of the dragoon gauge up it will also add two additional skills at the end of each combo So you’ll want to mostly use the Disembowel into chaos thrust to open as they both apply debuffs to enemies. So to start I’ll focus solely on the single target rotation for the dragoon. This will also help newer players understand how they should build out their hot bar for future skills and such Single Target Rotation This guide will be focusing on the level 80 rotation and tips for the Dragoon.
But how does one Dragoon? How does one avoid the “floor tank” nickname? Well, I’m here to help.
Flying high and slaying dragons, the Dragoon job in FFXIV is regarded as one of the most fun jobs in the game.
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