A New Hunt Begins in Dragonkin
Dragonkin The Banished is expanding its battle against the forces of the dragon in a free update built around a fresh playable class, the Harrower. The new arrival promises a distinctive twist on the game’s combat: the Harrower can make use of any Wyrmling skill, opening up a broad range of ways to shape a character’s approach. For players tracking the update on PlayStation Store, the appeal is immediate: a familiar world, a new combat identity, and room to experiment. That mix sits comfortably alongside the action-RPG traditions explored in action role-playing games, where builds and abilities can make every encounter feel personal.
The Harrower Makes Skills the Story
Rather than simply adding another fighter to the roster, the Harrower’s access to Wyrmling skills puts flexibility at the center of the class. That freedom could encourage players to revisit abilities with new combinations in mind, turning character-building into part of the adventure itself. The update also brings skill updates and new modifiers, giving returning players more reasons to rethink established strategies. For a broader look at the game and its setting, the official PlayStation listing provides the central hub, while Nacon’s official site connects players with the publisher behind the release.
Survival Mode Raises the Stakes
The update’s most nerve-rattling addition may be Survival Mode, described as Dragonkin’s take on permadeath. That single rule changes the emotional texture of a run: every risk carries greater weight, and each hard-won victory can feel like a narrow escape. Paired with the Harrower’s adaptable skill set, the mode invites players to balance ambition against caution rather than charging into every fight the same way. The idea draws on a long-running tradition of high-stakes challenges in permadeath games, while the game’s PlayStation Store page offers a direct route back into its dragon-haunted world.
Free Weapons and More Reasons to Return
Beyond the new class and mode, the update adds Ravenous weapons—described as unique gear—alongside further changes to skills and modifiers. Those additions give the patch a wider reach than a single headline feature, with fresh equipment and revised systems offering different ways to approach the hunt. Best of all, the entire update is free, a thank-you to the community for its continued support. For PS5 players ready to see what has changed, Dragonkin The Banished on PlayStation is available now, and PlayStation 5 remains the platform for this latest chapter in the fight against the dragon.
