Dungeon Rampage Remastered — Dragon Knight Builds: Speed or Push

Two rows differ in speed and health

Each row allocates 200 points in total and treats 75 as the per-stat ceiling shown by the source. It is a finished allocation, not a verified level-by-level spending order. If you do not have that many points, use the stated role to plan ahead; the source does not establish a refund method, a respec cost or a mandatory order for your next point.

Plan the front-line and support jobs together

The source describes Dragon Knight’s dragon charms as buffing allies and pets. The November launch announcement also describes Horn Charms that summon dragons. Those are useful loadout context, but neither statement proves a complete charm rotation, a universal cooldown sequence or an optimal weapon roll.

1. Check whether your immediate goal is moving efficiently or surviving a difficult push.
2. Keep the 75 Melee Power and zero Max Mana columns consistent with the source row you choose.
3. Check the actual charm effect on your equipment before assuming an ally or pet buff is present.
4. When playing with others, discuss the intended front-line/support role rather than assigning a universal ranking to the hero.

The current roster and the missing unlock details

The November 3 1.0 notes identify Dragon Knight as unlockable alongside Pyromancer. That makes older four-hero lists incomplete for the current release. The source used for the allocations was updated after the hero addition. 1.0 notes.

Neither the build table nor that release statement supplies the complete unlock cost and prerequisite chain. We do not fill those gaps with original-game prices.

What the Push row gives up

The visible cost of the Push row is 25 points of Super Speed in exchange for health. Both rows still invest zero points in Max Mana. Do not read the extra health as proof of immunity, or the default speed investment as proof that every charm and weapon interaction can be sustained indefinitely. The recommendation needs your actual equipment and role to match.

You have selected a Dragon Knight role, checked whether the run needs the default speed or Push health allocation, and compared the four named training values with the allocation you intended. If the weapon assumption is missing or a later patch changes that stat, revisit the choice rather than treating the row as a guaranteed result.