Final Stand Remastered Dragon Balls: A Complete Guide

Unlocking Power with Dragon Balls in Final Stand: Remastered

In the expansive world of Final Stand: Remastered, Dragon Balls are legendary artifacts that grant immense power and unique opportunities. Collecting all seven of these mystical orbs allows players to summon the Eternal Dragon, Shenron, and have a wish granted. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about finding, collecting, and utilizing the various types of Dragon Balls available in the game, from the standard set to the unique Namekian and teased Super Dragon Balls.

Locating and Collecting Dragon Balls

Finding the final stand remastered dragon balls requires persistence and a bit of luck. They can appear in several locations and under specific conditions:

• Spawn Locations: Dragon Balls are primarily found on Earth, but also drop from Raids, Dungeons, and World Bosses.
• Spawn Rates:
  • In public servers, there's a 15% chance for Dragon Balls to spawn every server hour.
  • Private servers have a lower 1% spawn chance per server hour.
  • Raids, Dungeons, and World Bosses offer a 0.3% drop chance for Dragon Balls. The game's pity system does not apply to these drops.
• Server Impact: When a Dragon Ball spawns, there's a 50% chance it will lock the server, preventing new players from joining. This lock lasts for one hour. Additionally, 10% of players in the server will receive a notification that a Dragon Ball has appeared.
• Pickup Mechanics:
  • Dragon Balls initially appear encased in stone. They become active and pickable after 5 minutes.
  • You can attempt to pick up a Dragon Ball while in combat mode.
  • The pickup animation takes 3 seconds and can be interrupted by other players or enemy NPCs.
  • Dying near a Dragon Ball or being killed by an invader will impose a 20-second respawn wait.
• Important Notes:
  • Dragon Balls do not despawn once they appear.
  • Being alone in a private server will prevent Dragon Balls from spawning, but they can still spawn if you are alone in a public server.
  • Collecting an eighth Dragon Ball while already holding seven will not count towards your total.
• Tracking Your Collection: To see how many Dragon Balls you possess, navigate to the "Other" tab in your menu and use the "Dragonball Bag" skill.

Summoning Shenron and Making Wishes

Once you have successfully gathered all seven Dragon Balls, you can summon Shenron to grant a wish.

• Summoning Phrases: To summon Shenron, type one of the following phrases into chat:
  • "I summon you Shenron"
  • "Eternal Dragon. Grant my wish"
  • "Eternal Dragon come forth"
• Canceling a Summon: If you accidentally summon Shenron, you can type "leave" to cancel, and your Dragon Balls will return to your inventory. However, a known bug can sometimes prevent Shenron from leaving, requiring you to make a wish within two minutes.
• Wish Expiration: If you fail to make a wish within two minutes, Shenron will depart, and all your collected Dragon Balls will be lost.
• Available Wishes: Specific keywords trigger different wishes:
  • "I wish for Immortality": Grants the Immortality Capsule.
  • "I wish to perfect XXX": Grants mastery to a chosen skill or form (ensure correct spelling).
  • "I wish for power": Grants EXP.
  • "I wish to be really fast!": Grants +50 Speed Stats. (Caution: Resetting stats or purchasing Skill Point Reset afterward may result in negative "Skill Points Left").
  • "I wish to reset stats": Resets your character's stats.
  • "I wish for a technique": Presents a list of techniques to choose from.
  • "I wish for Time Chamber": Grants access to the Time Chamber.
  • "I wish to change race": Provides a list of races to choose from, readjusting your stats accordingly.
  • "I wish for my other half": Summons King Zaraxos (no drops).
  • "I wish for (world boss name)": Spawns a specified world boss.
• After the Wish: After Shenron grants your wish, the seven Dragon Balls will scatter across Earth, requiring you to begin your collection anew.

Namekian Dragon Balls and Their Unique Properties

Separate from the Earth's Dragon Balls are the Namekian Dragon Balls, which come with their own set of rules and consequences.

• Alignment Impact: Collecting Namekian Dragon Balls will shift your alignment towards evil. This alignment can reportedly be changed once the "Future" content is released.
• Consequences of Theft: Stealing Namekian Dragon Balls can lead to missing out on Ultra Instinct training and receiving punishment in Space. If you return the stolen Dragon Balls to their respective Namekian, you can retrieve them, but this will still turn you evil.
• Namek's Destruction:
  • Entering Space will cause Namek to be destroyed, along with any Namekian Dragon Balls on the planet. It is highly recommended to use these Dragon Balls before traveling to Space.
  • If you have stolen a Namekian Dragon Ball, you cannot leave Namek for Space or exceed Namek's level cap without triggering the planet's destruction.
• Namekian Wishes: Wishes are made at the Namek Wastelands, where a Namekian resides on a cliff. After a wish is granted, the Namekian disappears into a vortex.
  • Revenge: Grants the Tuffle race (available only during the Christmas event).
    • Revenge Requirements: A developer has stated that half of the requirements include obtaining Symbiotic Dive (Tuffle only), Kaioken Assault (Human only), or Horn Impale (Frieza only) as a chance drop from Frieza in open-world Namek, which is unlocked in the Shop tab.
  • Technique: Grants a list of techniques.
  • Strength: Grants EXP.
  • Mastery: Grants mastery to a skill.

The Elusive Super Dragon Balls

The Super Dragon Balls are a highly anticipated and mysterious feature in Final Stand: Remastered.

• Rarity and Collection: It has been teased that there will be a total of seven Super Dragon Balls scattered across the entire game. To make a wish, a player must obtain all seven, including any that might be held by other players.
• Developer-Granted Wishes: Unlike Shenron's wishes, wishes made with Super Dragon Balls are fulfilled by a game developer.
• Wish Potential: These wishes are expected to be exceptionally powerful, allowing players to wish for exclusive races like the Kai race, as well as unique equipment and skills.
• Implementation Status: The exact implementation date for Super Dragon Balls is currently unknown.

FAQ

Q: How often do Dragon Balls spawn in public servers? A: In public servers, there is a 15% chance for Dragon Balls to spawn every server hour.

Q: What happens if I don't make a wish after summoning Shenron? A: If you do not make a wish within two minutes of summoning Shenron, he will leave, and all seven of your collected Dragon Balls will be lost.

Q: Can I leave Namek if I've stolen a Namekian Dragon Ball? A: No, if you have stolen a Namekian Dragon Ball, you cannot leave Namek for Space or exceed Namek's level cap without triggering the planet's destruction.