Mandragora

{{Card_Template}}The Mandragora (Japanese: マンドラゴラ, Mandoragora) is a Wood attribute creature and an Independent, Trap type card introduced in Lost Kingdoms.

Mandragoras can be found as enemies at the Plains of Rowahl and in Dahl-Nok Valley.

Another variation of the Mandragora also exists in the form of the massive MegaMandragora.

Appearance

Mandragoras are small creatures with an appearance resembling that of a pineapple. They bury themselves underground waiting for other creatures to wander closer to their position. This can make them hard to spot, though they can still be identified by their shaking leaves and small soundwaves around them.

Obtainability

• By transforming an Archer Tree card with 1000 EXP.
• By capturing one at the Plains of Rowahl.
• By choosing its card in the Level Bonus of the Plains of Rowahl. Up to two Mandragora cards are available.
• By opening a chest in the Plains of Rowahl, in a corner of the area to the right of the Goblin Fort.
• By purchasing one at the Apothecary for 45G. Available after completing the Plains of Rowahl until five stages have been completed, and after the game has been beaten.
• By capturing one in Dahl-Nok Valley. Only found on the first part of the upper level, in an area where the path narrows before the fourth beehive.
• By opening a chest in Hupon-Jen, on the path between the first and second arenas.
• By copying one using 700 EXP.

Strategies

When approached, the Mandragora will launch itself out of the ground and emit a terrible scream, sending out large shockwaves that ignore defense and deal considerable damage to anything nearby. Unfortunately for the Mandragora, it is also destroyed when it uses this attack.

As a Card

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As a Monster

As getting too close to a Mandragora will cause it scream, hitting it with long ranged cards, like the Dark Raven, will prevent it from doing so. If careful enough, Katia can set one off and avoid taking damage, but it will not drop any Magic Stones or give experience points if it destroys itself.

Profile Descriptions

Card Profile

"A Trap-Type creature. It will wait in one place until an enemy approaches, then unleash a piercing call that will damage any nearby enemies."

Monster Profile

"A plant-monster hybrid. When an enemy approaches, the Mandragora gives out a high-pitched keen which will injure any enemy nearby. The scream of the Mandragora can pierce any defense."

Glitches

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Other Notable Appearances

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Trivia

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{{Card_Template}}The Mandragora (Japanese: マンドラゴラ, Mandoragora) returns in Lost Kingdoms II. It retains the Wood attribute and the Trap sub-type, but its main type was changed to Helper.

Mandragoras can be found as enemies in Kendarie Fortress.

Other variations of the Mandragora also exist in the form of the Mandra Dancer and the massive King Mandragora.

Appearance

Mandragoras are small creatures with an appearance resembling that of a pineapple. They bury themselves underground waiting for other creatures to wander closer to their position. This can make them hard to spot, though they can still be identified by their shaking leaves and small soundwaves around them.

Obtainability

• By capturing one in Kendarie Fortress
• By opening a chest in Kendarie Fortress, but only in the US and PAL versions. This card was replaced with 50 Magic Stones in RUNE II, the Japanese version.
• By choosing one in the Level Bonus for Kendarie Fortress. Up to 2 Mandragora cards are available. This Level Bonus can be accessed whenever the lever that opens the border gate is pulled, as long as at least one mission rating star has been earned.
• By opening a chest in Ruldo Forest. Found in the right chest in a row of 2 at the dead end by the level's entrance.
• By opening a chest at [Sarvan. Found on the left side of the bridge just before the bridge puzzle.
• By importing one from a Lost Kingdoms save file after clearing Sacred Battle Arena 2. The option to do this can only be taken once.
• By copying one using 2500 EXP

Strategies

When approached, the Mandragora will launch itself out of the ground and emit a terrible scream, sending out large shockwaves that ignore defense and deal considerable damage to anything nearby. Unfortunately for the Mandragora, it is also destroyed when it uses this attack.

As a Card

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As a Monster

As getting too close to a Mandragora will cause it scream, hitting it with long ranged cards, like the Dark Raven, will prevent it from doing so. If careful enough, Tara can set one off and avoid taking damage, but it will not drop any Magic Stones or give experience points if it destroys itself.

Profile Descriptions

Card Profile

"A Trap type creature. It remains stationary until an enemy approaches, then unleashes a piercing scream that will damage any nearby enemies, regardless of defensive ability."

Monster Profile

"A plant that has taken on the appearance of an animal. If approached, a Mandragora will emit a piercing call that will damage all within range, regardless of defensive abilities."

Glitches

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Other Notable Appearances

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Trivia

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Gallery