Dredge stole the Warders' relics from the Paladins, but could not tame the dragons' might. It's no longer considered canon.Īdmiral Dredge ruled the eight oceans as the Realm's most feared pirate, until one final treasure led to his doom. This was Dredge's in-game bio prior to the The Damned Frontier update. He was later defeated by Imani, who came to retrieve what was stolen from her.įollowing Yagorath's defeat, Dredge would battle against Azaan, though the outcome of this battle is currently unknown. Admiral Dredge would reclaim the Warder Relics before docking at his hideout of Marauder's Port. Attracted by the power of ancient Warder Relics carried by the Resistance, Judd easily stole the treasure from them with his superior skill on the open waters however, the Warder dragon found him unworthy of carrying the relics, attacking his ship, to which Judd stood no chance, sending the pirate down to what should have been his watery grave.īut deep in the depths, Judd encountered the Abyssal Lord Dredge, who took control of his body and returned to the land of the living. Judd Roberts, also known as Admiral Dredge, was the most feared pirate of the Eight Oceans, until one treasure ended up being more than he bargained for. If you can aim and position well enough, the build means you never need a healer, or need to reload.This is an unofficial version of Dredge's bio intended to more clearly present all currently known information regarding him. Teleport from a spot you want to return to, it's often best to retreat, you have ten seconds to wait/reposition the portal, then teleport back into the fight. Dismount early to set up a safe retreat, think ahead where you will teleport from - the animation is too clunky to make an emergency escape on the fly. Prioritize Resilience over every other blue card where necessary - his mobility is shit, any CC is a death sentence. Prioritize Illuminate if Skye is about, otherwise she'll farm you for days.

His ult is trash, use it like Damba's ult to clear space/zone, killing anything is just a bonus.

Move back to max out Nimble once red cards are sorted. Wrecker 2 is enough to deal with everything, Caut obv to 3 if needed. As tempted as you'll be to grab Deft Hands, you're better off learning to manage your reload and prioritizing Wrecker and Caut, in that order, situation depending. Nearly always buy Nimble first, just one level, depending on opposition.

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