Death Song

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Death Song
Basic Information
Class	Mystery
Release Date	August 27th, 2015
Availability	Everyone (Expansion Exclusive) (August 27th, 2015) Everyone (July 14th, 2020)
Model Animation	Skrill
Stats
Racing	Max Speed: 8.2 (Titan: 9) Pitch Rate: 4 (Titan: 4.4) Turn Rate: 5 (Titan: 5.5) Acceleration: 4.2 (Titan: 4.6)
Battle	Firepower: 6.8 (Titan: 7.5) Shot Limit: 8 Base Damage: 14 (Titan: 15) Max Health: 708 (Titan: 791) Fire Range: 64 Crit. Hit Chance: 5 Cooldown: 0.9 Recharge: 56.3 DPS: 16.3 (Titan: 17.5)
Combat	ATK: 400 (Titan: 460) FPR: 340 (Titan: 390) MOVE: 4 (Titan: 5) CRIT: 50 HPR: 400 DEF: 30 Health: 2850 (Titan: 3265)
Skills (Role & Element)	Tough Paralysis
Price
Store	Regular Price: 750 Member Price: 600
UDT	Not Available

The Death Song is an exclusive dragon released with the Call of the Death Song expansion on August 30th, 2015. It can be purchased for 1000 (800 for members) or awarded for finishing the quest Loose Ends.

On April 24th, 2018, the Titan Wing was added. On April 13th, 2020, the Death Song received a price adjustment and was reduced to 750 Gems (600 for members).

In July 14th, 2020, the Death Song no longer requires the Call of the Death Song expansion to be unlocked from the Store and is available in Dragon Tactics alongside with the Slithersong.

Description

From the How to Train Your Dragon Wiki:

"The Death Song uses a siren-like song to lure its prey. The secret behind this amazing feat is the Death Song's extra cervical vertebrate. When the Death Song calls, its extra vertebrae expand into its frills, and its song is able to be projected to specific targets up to a mile away.

"Death Songs are extremely solitary. This is most likely because of the fact that they will eat any dragon who gets too close to them, including their own kind. Their preferred prey is other dragons, but they aren't adverse to eating any unwary human who strays to close to their nests. Your best chance to defeat this dragon is to ride a Thunderdrum, which is mostly immune to the Death Song's song. This is because a Thunderdrum's hearing is so poor that they are unable to hear their lullaby. Death Songs also struggle with small spaces, as they can be affected by the echo of their own song."

For more information on the Death Song, click here.

In Quests

Call of the Death Song

As the name suggests, The Death Song is the antagonist of this expansion.

Quest: Assault on Berk!

A wild Death Song leaves its island Melody Island and establishes its new hunting territories around Berk and the School. From Astrid, the player learns that the Death Song is an invasive species that will destroy the ecosystem it invades. Death Songs shoot a fast-hardening amber-like substance to trap its prey, which can be melted using Monstrous Nightmare gel as fuel.

Quest: The Mystery of Sven's Farm

Sven's Farm is converted to the new nesting site of the dangerous dragon. The dragon's nest is a spherical structure, anchored high from the soil, made with Death Song's own amber. This makes its nest a secure, unbreakable home.

Quest: Legend of the Dragon Valkyrie

There's a legend in Berk that explain the origin of the Death Song as a Valkyrie that was transformed into a butterfly dragon by Loki, to take revenge on dragons that took her fiancée's life.

Johann the Trader discovers by chance that the dragon has an alternative diet of eels, and in the end, the Dragon Riders with the help of the player successfully convince the Death Song to move to Ship Graveyard, where it can find plenty of prey in the shape of giant eels.

Trivia

• Unlike most dragons, Death Songs are the second dragons that can eat Eels. The other dragons who can eat Eels are the Typhoomerang and Slithersong.

Level	Attack Power	Fire Power	Healing Power	Health
1	8	7	8	155
2	16	14	16	210
3	24	20	24	265
4	32	27	32	320
5	40	34	40	375
6	48	41	48	430
7	56	48	56	485
8	64	54	64	540
9	72	61	72	595
10	80	68	80	650
11	88	75	88	705
12	96	82	96	760
13	104	88	104	815
14	112	95	112	870
15	120	102	120	925
16	128	109	128	980
17	136	116	136	1035
18	144	122	144	1090
19	152	129	152	1145
20	160	136	160	1200
21	168	143	168	1255
22	176	150	176	1310
23	184	156	184	1365
24	192	163	192	1420
25	200	170	200	1475
26	208	177	208	1530
27	216	184	216	1585
28	224	190	224	1640
29	232	197	232	1695
30	240	204	240	1750
31	248	211	248	1805
32	256	218	256	1860
33	264	224	264	1915
34	272	231	272	1970
35	280	238	280	2025
36	288	245	288	2080
37	296	252	296	2135
38	304	258	304	2190
39	312	265	312	2245
40	320	272	320	2300
41	328	279	328	2355
42	336	286	336	2410
43	344	292	344	2465
44	352	299	352	2520
45	360	306	360	2575
46	368	313	368	2630
47	376	320	376	2685
48	384	326	384	2740
49	392	333	392	2795
50	400	340	400	2850

Hatchling and Adulthood

Death Song before hatching

Death Song default colors

Death Song hatchling

Baby Death Song Standing

Baby Death Song Idle

Baby Death Song Sitting

Baby Death Song Sleeping (profile)

Baby Death Song Sleeping (upper view)

Baby Death Song Swimming

Baby Death Song Flying

Death Song Standing

Death Song Idle

Death Song Sitting

Death Song Sleeping (profile)

Death Song Sleeping (upper view)

Death Song swimming (Back View animated)

Death Song Swimming (Top View animated)

Death Song's Fire

The amber spreading on impact

The length comparison between a Viking and a Death Song

Dorsal, abdominal and tail stripes (upper view)

Dorsal and abdominal stripes (profile)

Dorsal and abdominal stripes (close-up)

Tail and tail fins (profile)

Tail and tail fins (close-up)

Wing patterns (upperwing)

Wing patterns (underwing)

Head stripes and fins (profile)

Head stripes and fins (front view)

Horns (profile)

Horns and dorsal spines (profile)

Death Song Hovering (front view)

Death Song Hovering (profile)

Death Song Flying

Death Song firing while flying (about to shoot)

Death Song firing while flying (after shooting)

Death Song Gliding

Death Song Braking

Titan Stage

Titan Death Song

Titan Death Song Standing

Titan Death Song Idle

Titan Death Song Sitting

Titan Death Song Sleeping (profile)

Titan Death Song Sleeping (upper view)

Titan Death Song's Fire

The ambers spreading and splashing on impact

The lenght comparison between a Viking and a Titan Death Song

Dorsal, abdominal and tail stripes (upper view

Dorsal and abdominal stripes (profile)

Dorsal and abdominal stripes (close-up)

Tail and tail fins (profile)

Tail and tail fins (close-up)

Wing patterns (upperwing)

Wing patterns (underwing)

Head stripes and fins (profile)

Head stripes and fins (front view)

Horns (profile)

Horns and dorsal spines (profile)

Titan Death Song Hovering (front view)

Titan Death Song Hovering (profile)

Titan Death Song Flying

Titan Death Song Gliding

Titan Death Song Braking

Bioluminescent Patterns

Adult Stage

General view (profile)

General view (top view)

General view (front view)

Head patterns (profile)

Head patterns (top view)

Head patterns (front view)

Upperwings pattern

Dorsal and abdominal stripes pattern

Titan Stage

General view (profile)

General view (top view)

General view (front view)

Head patterns (profile)

Head patterns (top view)

Head pattern (front view)

Upperwings pattern

Dorsal and abdominal stripes pattern

Racing Stripes/Paint