This is a guide on Dragonglories in New World. Read on to see possible locations of Dragonglories, including the necessary trade skill and tools to harvest them!

Dragonglory Basic Information

Dragonglory
Dragonglory
Gathering Lv.	Tracking Lv.	Req. Tool
Harvesting Lv. 30	Harvesting Lv. 45	Sickle

Dragonglory is a Harvesting resource node that requires the Sickle to harvest. With the tool equipped, walk up to the resource node and press the E key to gather and add it to your inventory.

Dragonglory Locations

Dragonglory is a magical plant with red petals that spews fire when you approach it. You can find it on top of a small rock.

You can find these plants near the grasslands and mountainous areas of certain regions. See the section below to learn all the Dragonglory locations.

Click a link to take you to that zone's map!

First Light Dragonglory Locations

You can find Dragonglory in areas north of First Light. We recommend unlocking the northern Spirit Shrine to reach these areas quickly and reduce traveling time.

Windsward Dragonglory Locations

Windsward has the most number of Dragonglories out of the four starting zones and are located near the region's settlement.

You can also use the Spirit Shrine (Hermit's Shrine) west of the settlement to reach the area with the large circle as shown on the map. This area has a higher abundance of the resource, making it easy to farm for Dragonglories fast.

Everfall Dragonglory Locations

There are only six locations in Everfall where Dragonglory can be harvested. Luckily, these areas are near three of the region's Spirit Shrines.

Monarch's Bluff Dragonglory Locations

There are plenty of Dragonglories found in Monarch's Bluff, although they are far from the region's settlement. We recommend unlocking the three Spirit Shrines in the region to easily reach the areas.

Weaver's Fen Dragonglory Locations

There are only two Dragonglories at the South Pestilence Shrine south of the region. We recommend farming for the resource node in any of the four starting zones as they are more abundant.

Cutlass Keys Dragonglory Locations

There are a lot of Dragonglories in Cutlass Keys. We recommend farming them starting at the Fort area and working your way down. However, do note that this section of Cutlass Keys is prime questing area, meaning a lot of players will be roaming and competing for resources.

Brightwood Dragonglory Locations

You can find Dragonglories on the northern part of Brightwood. We recommend unlocking Fort Alazar Shrine to create a fast travel route from the settlement to the spirit shrine.

Note that the two areas near the border of Great Cleave contains Level 40 wolves, so make sure to level up first before entering those locations.

Dragonglory Extracted Resources

The table below shows the available resources that you can obtain from Dragonglory.

Resource Node	Available Resources
Dragonglory	・ Fire Mote ・ Dragonglory Stem ・ Dragonglory Leaf ・ Dragonglory Flower

Fire Mote is a Fire Reagent and Fire Aracana. You can use it as a crafting material to create potions, fire staves, and gemstones.

Dragonglory Stem is a Fire Reagent and Offensive Reagent. You can use it as a crafting material to create coatings and potions.

Both the Dragonglory Leaf and Dragonglory Flower fall under the same ingredient type and usage as the Dragonglory Stem.

List of Resources

New World Related Guides

List of All Resource Nodes

Regular Plants

Havesting Resource Nodes
Hemp	Silkweed	Wirefiber
Herb

Farm Plants

Havesting Resource Nodes
Potatoes	Corn	Strawberries
Cabbage	Barley	Carrot
Broccoli	Blueberry Bush	Cranberries
Berry Bush	Squash

Fungi

Havesting Resource Nodes
Fronded Petalcap	Suncreeper	Tanglewisp
Warm Platecap	Slimy Twistcap	Tendrilspine
Toadpot	Bumbleblossom	Spinecap
Weeping Shellbed	Cascaded Gillflower	Capped Tanglewisp
Void Pitcher	Corrupted Bloodspore

Magical Plants

Havesting Resource Nodes
Shockbulb	Blightroot	Earthspine
Dragonglory	Lifebloom	Soulsprout
Rivercress

Magical Creatures

Havesting Resource Nodes
Lightning Beetle	Blightmoth	Earthshell Turtle
Salamander Snail	Lifemoth	Soulwyrm
Floating Spinefish

Prismablooms

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