Drapline features 25 unique endings, all of which are achievable through standard story playthroughs. Whether you see the credits roll depends entirely on your specific stats, active debts, your Wild level, or the bonds you forge with local villagers.
I personally found that tracking these can get messy if you aren’t careful, as it’s very easy to accidentally trigger a villager ending when you were actually aiming for a Cataclysm Dragon conclusion. Don’t stress too much about the difficulty, though, as none of these require you to play on anything higher than the standard setting.
Before you commit to a specific run, make sure you have a clear plan for your stat priorities or your bond targets. If you’re going for a stat-specific ending, stick to that single path from the start rather than trying to balance your character for every possibility.
While your first completion will naturally lead to the standard game-clear, the remaining 24 endings require you to consciously deviate from your usual routine. You will need to carefully manipulate your resources and relationships throughout the run to hit these specific milestones before the finale.
How to Get All Endings in Drapline
Endings in this game fall into several distinct categories:
- Normal game-clear ending
- Cataclysm Dragon endings
- Stat-based endings
- Villager endings
- Debt ending
- Wild ending
- Morgana endings
- Disaster ending
- Eating Competition Champion ending
Please keep in mind that the finer details for some of the Cataclysm Dragon and niche endings are still being verified by the community.
A Quiet World Ending
You must successfully finish the Day of the Tornado event.
This corresponds to the A Quiet World hidden achievement.
Consider this your baseline ending, as it is the one you will almost certainly stumble into during your first playthrough.
No complex setup is needed; simply progress through the game as you normally would and push through the Day of the Tornado.
Drapline end game screenshot showing the final boss Ouroboros battle
Cataclysm Dragon Endings
There are nine variations tied specifically to the Cataclysm Dragons.
While you should collect all 5 fragments, the exact trigger conditions remain elusive, even for veteran players.
I’ve personally seen cases where obtaining all fragments after beating Tornado on Hard Lv. 9 failed to trigger Fracta’s ending, so don’t treat these as simple checklists just yet.
Thunder Athlete Ending
The Athlete ending is associated with the Thunder Cataclysm Dragon.
I am still actively verifying the precise sequence required to lock this one in.
Moon Pillow Store Ending
The Pillow Store ending is linked to the Moon Cataclysm Dragon.
The criteria for this specific conclusion are still being investigated.
While those 5 fragments are clearly relevant to the broader dragon category, I wouldn’t bank on them being the only factor for individual dragon endings until we know more.
Stat-Based Endings
You have six different endings tied to your character’s primary attributes.
Each requires you to grind the specific stat up to S rank by the time you reach the end of your run.
The required stats for each ending are:
- HP: Adventurer
- ATK: Bounty Hunter
- VIT: Police
- INT: Researcher
- RES: Writer
- SPD: Deliverer
If you are gunning for the Adventurer title, ignore other secondary stats and focus entirely on maxing your HP.
Trying to balance your stats is a trap here; specialization is the only way to ensure the game flags your chosen path.
Villager Endings
Developing bonds with villagers will push your run toward their unique character endings.
There are two well-known examples of this:
Wolf Hunter-in-training
Prioritize bonding events with Wolf to unlock this specific outcome.
Mandrake Waitress
The Mandrake route leads directly to the Waitress ending.
You must follow through with all of Mandrake’s bonding events to keep this route active.
How Villager Endings Work
There is a catch if you enjoy multi-tasking your friendships.
You cannot simply choose which villager ending you want at the last second.
The system defaults to whichever character completes their final bonding event first, locking out all other villager-related endings for that run.
I am also still looking into the specifics of the Morgan ending.
Debt Ending
Please use responsibly.
Sent to a Labor Facility is the hidden achievement name for this ending.
To see this, you need to stay in debt for a prolonged period.
Once you fall into the red, Keko will visit your home with a warning; ignore this and keep playing without paying off the balance.
Let the debt persist well past the initial warnings.
If you hold out for four weeks without paying, you will be sent to the labor facility.
Wild Ending
Convenient Snacks
Eaten by the Dragon is the hidden achievement associated with this outcome.
This is triggered by reaching an Extreme Wild status.
While in this state, look for a random home event where a dragon’s hand reaches inside.
Once you’ve experienced that scene, maintain a High Wild level until the week ends.
The event is completely random, so don’t be surprised if you have to spend a few sessions in Extreme Wild before it procs.
Be patient, as the timing of the dragon-hand event isn’t guaranteed.
Morgana Endings
Morgana has two distinct endings tied to your performance against her.
I surrender…
Sealed by Morgana is the hidden achievement name.
You actually need to lose the battle against Morgana.
Simply let the fight go poorly and head to the results screen to trigger the ending.
Don’t sweat the loss; in this case, failing is exactly what you need to do.
New Catastrophe
Defeat Morgana and Tiana is the hidden achievement name.
This is the direct opposite of the previous ending.
You must emerge victorious in your fight against both Morgana and Tiana.
Disaster Ending
A New Catastrophe?
This is marked by the hidden achievement: The dragon raised the storm level to its maximum.
You require the Summon Storm skill to pull this off.
Earn this skill by defeating the sea god Otaya.
Start using Summon Storm during your battles to level it up.
You need to push this skill all the way to Level 9.
Once you hit that threshold, the Disaster ending will automatically trigger.
Fights against Calamity Dragons are perfect for this because they last long enough for you to spam the skill repeatedly.
There is no requirement to play on higher difficulties for this.
Eating Competition Champion Ending
This is another special ending that still requires further research.
The requirements aren’t officially confirmed yet.
I suspect it involves eating a high volume of enemies, but I wouldn’t count on that just yet, so avoid grinding for it until more info surfaces.
Do You Need Higher Difficulty for Any Ending?
Not at all.
You can unlock every single ending on the default difficulty.
While playing on harder settings grants more CP—which makes subsequent runs easier—it isn’t a mechanical requirement for any specific ending.
Don’t force yourself into a harder run just because you think it’s necessary for completion.
I’ll be updating this list with the exact conditions for those final elusive endings as soon as we have them confirmed. For now, keep experimenting and have fun with the different routes.
