Dragonheir: Silent Gods is getting a second chance with a rebooted version. Following a challenging initial release in 2023 that led to its removal from stores, the RPG is now gearing up for a global relaunch with substantial gameplay enhancements.
Here’s What It’s Bringing
The new version introduces unified hero leveling, meaning all your heroes now share a single progression path instead of requiring individual character upgrades. This marks a significant departure from the previously demanding grind, aiming to drastically cut down on repetitive tasks.
Additionally, the elemental combat system has been redesigned to lessen reliance on power creep.
Perhaps the most impactful change is to the summoning mechanics. The cost for a single summon has been reduced from $5 to just $1.43. Improved transparency around pity systems and new targeted banner pools will also help players secure their desired heroes more reliably.
Dragonheir: Silent Gods Reboot Version Will Be Back in the US
With the global rollout of the updated version, servers in the United States are finally returning. American players had previously lost access due to operational shifts.
While returning players in most regions will retain their heroes, artifacts, dragon crystals, and other items, U.S. players will be unable to transfer their old account data because of data compliance requirements and structural changes to the game.
In the lead-up to launch, a major pre-summon event is currently active. By completing straightforward tasks, participants can earn up to 250 free summons. You can even reserve ten different 10-pull results to generate a unique prophecy code.
This code can be redeemed after launch for 100 guaranteed heliolite summons, which include three guaranteed legendary heroes. You can join this pre-summon event via the official event page.
Meanwhile, pre-registration for the Dragonheir: Silent Gods reboot is available on the official website.
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