
Sleeping with a possessive half-dragon becomes the least of Sable's worries as he tries to stay one step ahead of his domineering mother-in-law.
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Note: this game is a sequel to Sable's Grimoire.
However, this game also contains an option to add supplementary narration which explains events and terminology from the first game.
So while it is still recommended that you play the original first, it is not strictly required.

Sable's Grimoire is a visual novel series set in a fantasy world filled with magic and monsters. It follows the adventures of Sable, a young human who wants to become a magic researcher, during his time at Amadronia Academy.
Sable spends his everyday life at Amadronia surrounded by demi-humans, including elves, pixies, and succubi, as he learns more about this magical world and the creatures within it.

With Sable's first year at Amadronia coming to an end, he wants nothing more than to spend the upcoming break at the academy, studying in peace while his friends and classmates head home for the holidays.
However, his half-dragon best friend and roommate, Drakan, has other plans in store for him. She has been trying to get him to visit her home for months now, and with a sizeable break right before around the corner, that time has finally come.
Before the duo can set off, a surprise visit from Drakan's mother, Nidhogg, gives them reason to pause. Holding an ominous necklace in her hand, she forces the seemingly cursed artifact onto Sable, then sets him up with one trial after another.
Dragged to either extreme by these two frightfully powerful beings, will Sable manage to survive the holidays in one piece?

Story with 168k word count leading to four different endings
28 CGs
Optional explanations, so players can either learn the world or skip things explained in the first game
Glossary and cast screens provide additional information about the game's characters and terminology
All original artwork and music made specifically for this series
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Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Spoilers below for the Endings As one of the 17% of people who have completed the Bad Ending of this game. Don't. [spoiler]The other three endings allow you to get attached to the characters within very easily, along with leading up to the next part of the game. With some nice wholesome moments combined with the different challenges Sable faces, everything is done excellently. I decided to 100% the game. One of the characters involved in the Mid-Late story is Fafnir, a being born from Sable's blood. Their relationship is well written. In the Bad Ending, she's killed, and Sable is left with all of her memories. Her passing words and the visuals brought me to tears. Don't 100% this game if you get attached to characters.[/spoiler] Aside from that, this game is amazing, mostly because I love Drakan and Sable with every fiber of my being. Also get the 18+, it's quite good. Edit: Game isn't dead! It's still getting updates, so trust me, it's a good idea to stick around!
Not just a mere expansion, but a a sequel to the original in it's own right, which is around 8-10 hs long. It you liked the original, and you enjoyed Drakan's route, this takes everything that was good from that route and kicks it up a notch, while giving you even more lore about dragons and the world and [spoiler] even setting up even more sequels! [/spoiler] You won't be dissapointed. Also worth of mention is that, just like in the original game, once you "pick a route" the rest of the world doesn't just "dissapear". You'll see familiar faces from the original game over and over again. I had to say, I only have one mayor complaint about A Dragon's Treasure: Mainly, [spoiler] Sable's attitude during the first half of the game. for the first few hours he keeps denying everything that's going on around him to the point of becoming annoying, threading dangerously close to the typical anime MC. Luckily that attitude starts fading into the background as the game progresses. If you feel the same while reading, keep in mind that it all fits once you reach the end. So don't give up! [/spoiler]
I don't know what it is about the Sable's Grimoire main Game and it's sequels, but for some Reason the world and the story of this game just speaks to me. The music is kinda repetitive and the character sprites aren't as expressive as they are in something like the Fate Visual Novels (though that might be a bit of an unfair comparision, considering Fate series production value). But despite that this is one of, my favorite Visual Novel ever, and I can't wait for more from this series.
The second best of the SG series, only losing to Sable's Grimoire 2! (I mean, that one has Sable's route, you can't win against that) If you liked Drakan, you'll like this. If you, like me, love Sable with all your heart, you will love this one. There's a new character here and kyaaa~! Sable wins so hard here, on so many levels and so many facets of life. HE BLUSHES more than once. Compared to SG1, his sprite literally looks more fat, he did get more meat in his bones! MY MAN KEPT WINNING
A continuation of the Drakan route that feels a bit half baked at times. Evidence of a much grander vision is present throughout, but for what ever reason it was shorted. Along with a lot of tell and not show segments. I get that's not uncommon in a VN, but at least try to meet us half way. Also, the subplot involving Drakan's mother and the necklace just seemed like wasted potential. It's a decent game, but it had so much potential to much greater.
Drakan is best girl. Fight me
It's awesome
Good stuff. I want to see Sable's parents react to the new half of the family though xD
Drakan
The game is worth the money. It has a basic, yet enticing story line for people who love a good fantasy read.
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