What are Dragonshard fragments for?

[LOOON375]

Ive got a ton of them, but don't know what you are supposed to do with them.

Thanks

[tihocan]

See http://ddowiki.com/page/Stone_of_Cha...d_Combinations

[andbr22]

Well
first: you didn't specified what ind of dragonshards fragment you mention.
second: there is magic option on forum called search, and this question is frequently asked question (not so long ago i answered similar question)

Ed: Khyber -for bounding items to characters and as reagent to 1 spell, Siberys - for feat exchange and in trapmaking

[LOOON375]

Well
first: you didn't specified what ind of dragonshards fragment you mention.
second: there is magic option on forum called search, and this question is frequently asked question (not so long ago i answered similar question)

Ed: Khyber -for bounding items to characters and as reagent to 1 spell, Siberys - for feat exchange and in trapmaking

I used the search feature for "dragonshard fragments" and got about 30 different threads in which none mentioned the dragonshards in the thread titles.

A thread title with "how to use dragonshards" or "what dragonshards are used for" would be most helpful.

Based on what has been presented, I still don't know HOW they are used. Not just what they are used for. Which class? Which race can use them? Etc........

For something that is so readily awarded after and during quests, you would think that it would have it's own thread and explanation listed somewhere. And guess what? There isn't any thread title as referenced above. And I end up getting linked to an outside website. Go figure.

IF it's buried in a crafting thread, nobody will ever find it with search unless they already know EXACTLY what they are looking for.

Can they be sold? If so, then where can you sell them and to whom can you sell them to. They have a platinum value, and yet I haven't found anywhere you can sell or buy them.

[TheDearLeader]

*snip*.

Did you look at the wiki? Also, you were asked which type of Dragonshard you were inquiring about, and did not answer this question.

So, instead of a targeted response... *deep breath*

Khyber Dragonshard Fragments (the Purple ones) are used

• In the Stone of Change, found in either the Twelve or in front of Lordsmarch Bank in Marketplace, to "Bind" items to your characters.
• Items bound in this matter are Bound to Character, and all rules for being BtC then apply. They can't be sold on the AH or traded, can be sold to vendor, but will not take permanent damage.
• To bind an item to you in this matter, it takes (Min Level of Item ^2) fragments. So a ML:4 item is 16, ML 10 is 100, etc. Items with no Min level require the maximum amount, 400 fragments, to bind.
• Optionally, these are material components much later in game for the Trap the Soul spell.

Siberys Dragonshard Fragments (the Yellow ones) are used for:

• Exchanging Feats. THIS PAGE illustrates which "tier" of shard is necessary for feat changing at different levels. This page HERE explains how to crunch smaller shards into bigger shards in the same Stone of Change.
• Alternately used for trapmaking. Hey, the wiki comes in handy here too, because I don't have a rogue. Go HERE and scroll down to trapmaking recipes.

Eberron Dragonshards (Small/Medium/Large) are turned in to various people in the game world in multiples of 3 to gain some beneficial items.
To learn about these items, go to

• The Wiki Again
• The Definitive Static Loot Thread, Collectible Reward Turn Ins

So. To answer your other question. Class that these different items are useful to? Well, how about all? Binding Items is always nice. Feat swapping = nice. Special items that do various good things for you and your party? DOUBLE NICE!

Hope this helps. Also, brush up on your search-fu

[LOOON375]

Thank you very much.

[tihocan]

For something that is so readily awarded after and during quests, you would think that it would have it's own thread and explanation listed somewhere. And guess what? There isn't any thread title as referenced above. And I end up getting linked to an outside website. Go figure.

DDOWiki is often a better ressource than forums when you are looking for this kind of information.

[JustWinBaby]

DDOWiki is often a better ressource than forums when you are looking for this kind of information.

Google is a wonderful tool as well. It searches the forums and the DDOWiki all by itself

[DwSnoopy]

Google is a wonderful tool as well. It searches the forums and the DDOWiki all by itself

Almost 8.5 years later I ask the question, well technically I only started to ask it, Google's auto-complete finished the question for me after only typing DDO drag, then the question popped up, I clicked on it and here I am, and thanks to TheDearLeader for such a complete answer I don't have to look any further for more information on this. Thanks from the future for the thread. I know replying to a dated thread can be a pain to some, but, Oh well, I did it anyway. :P

[C-Dog]

Did you look at the wiki? Also, you were asked which type of Dragonshard you were inquiring about, and did not answer this question.

So, instead of a targeted response... *deep breath*...

Just for completeness, he forgot the Green ones, from CC.

o https://ddowiki.com/page/Green_Drago...en_Dragonshard

[Krelar]

Just for completeness, he forgot the Green ones, from CC.

o https://ddowiki.com/page/Green_Drago...en_Dragonshard

He didn't forget them, they didn't exist at the time of his post.

[HungarianRhapsody]

SSG/Turbine likes to lock necro'd threads, but this one is a gem (or at least a gem fragment). Nice when old information is still useful

[shawnvw]

SSG/Turbine likes to lock necro'd threads, but this one is a gem (or at least a gem fragment).

Haw haw!

[psykopeta]

SSG/Turbine likes to lock necro'd threads, but this one is a gem (or at least a gem fragment). Nice when old information is still useful

posting in a 8 year old thread is only something full ******** ones would do, that's the point of shutting necro threads