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When fighting a dragon, I can either aim for the whole dragon, or pick a specific leg to target. What are the benefits of attacking the legs? Does it matter which one I pick?

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    Maybe an arrow to the knee will help? ;)
    – djsmiley2kStaysInside
    Commented Jun 22, 2016 at 8:59
  • @djsmiley2k I don't need any more city guards, especially dragon city guards :p
    – l I
    Commented Jun 22, 2016 at 10:05
  • I would assume it would hamper their movement capacity if you got beyond some damage threshold. I started playing this game, but didn't get into fighting dragons yet.
    – Laf
    Commented Jun 22, 2016 at 14:32

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According to this guide,

You can attack any of the dragon's limbs and his maw. It does not really matter but, if you land multiple strong strikes against one of the elements, the dragon may pause his attacks, writhing in pain.

For more clarification on what damaging the limbs does, this states

Both for dragons and giants if you inflict enough damage on the legs they end up resting on one side (dragons) or kneeling down (giants). It's very clear when that happens. They don't move in that case and you can dish out a lot of damage without fear of being attacked with the proper positioning. After a little while they go back to their normal state, so it's possible that, since dragons love to fly away and come back, the status was resetted or interrupted by such sequences

As for which to target, it doesn't seem to matter, though having a few people attack one while others attack another seems to be a common way of splitting its focus so that at least one group can take out a leg.

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