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Shadow is an [[Dragon Breaths|element]] acquired by [[Cynder]] in [[Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon]]. | Shadow is an [[Dragon Breaths|element]] acquired by [[Cynder]] in [[Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon]]. | ||
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== Attacks == | == Attacks == | ||
*'''Shadow Strike:''' [[Cynder]] can unleash her shadow element by diving into her own shadow and strike out from the darkness with shadow empowered claws. | *'''Shadow Strike:''' [[Cynder]] can unleash her shadow element by diving into her own shadow and strike out from the darkness with shadow empowered claws. | ||
*'''Shadow Fire:''' [[Cynder]] can unleash her shadow element by breathing a dark shadowy fire from her mouth to suffocate foes. | *'''Shadow Fire:''' [[Cynder]] can unleash her shadow element by breathing a dark shadowy fire from her mouth to suffocate foes. | ||
==Effects== | |||
Both effects of the Shadow Strike and Shadow Fire will leave portions of the shadow magic coating the enemy's eyes, confusing them into attacking their own allies instead of their enemies. | |||
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Revision as of 18:52, June 4, 2010
Shadow is an element acquired by Cynder in Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon.
Symbol
The symbol of Shadow looks like a dark yin yang symbol of dark purple above a dark blue.
Attacks
- Shadow Strike: Cynder can unleash her shadow element by diving into her own shadow and strike out from the darkness with shadow empowered claws.
- Shadow Fire: Cynder can unleash her shadow element by breathing a dark shadowy fire from her mouth to suffocate foes.
Effects
Both effects of the Shadow Strike and Shadow Fire will leave portions of the shadow magic coating the enemy's eyes, confusing them into attacking their own allies instead of their enemies.
