| DESCRIP | - Malistaire Drake is the former Professor of the School of Death at Ravenwood, and the last Boss you face in the Dragonspyre Storyline. After the death of his beloved wife, Sylvia, he left Ravenwood to pursue mysterious desires of his own. After battling the player character in the beginning of the game, he is not seen again until the player visits the world of Marleybone, where his true motives are revealed: After previously trying to acquire the Krokonomicon in Krokotopia, he hired the master thief Meowiarty to steal it for him. He wants to use it to force the dragon titan to bring his wife back, nothing more.
Malistaire's twin brother, Cyrus Drake, is the current Professor of the School of Myth at Ravenwood. It is not known for certain if they are identical or fraternal twins, although it is notable that Cyrus is left-handed, while his brother is not. He had a strange relationship with his brother, Cyrus Drake. The Drakes used to teach all the spirit schools, Sylvia taught Life, Cyrus taught Myth, and Malistaire taught Death.
It should be noted that during whenever Malistaire appears in-game other than in his boss form, he is called simply by his first name. When he does become a fightable boss in the Crown of Fire, his last name, Drake, is added to his title.
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| abstract | - Malistaire Drake is the former Professor of the School of Death at Ravenwood, and the last Boss you face in the Dragonspyre Storyline. After the death of his beloved wife, Sylvia, he left Ravenwood to pursue mysterious desires of his own. After battling the player character in the beginning of the game, he is not seen again until the player visits the world of Marleybone, where his true motives are revealed: After previously trying to acquire the Krokonomicon in Krokotopia, he hired the master thief Meowiarty to steal it for him. He wants to use it to force the dragon titan to bring his wife back, nothing more. Malistaire's twin brother, Cyrus Drake, is the current Professor of the School of Myth at Ravenwood. It is not known for certain if they are identical or fraternal twins, although it is notable that Cyrus is left-handed, while his brother is not. He had a strange relationship with his brother, Cyrus Drake. The Drakes used to teach all the spirit schools, Sylvia taught Life, Cyrus taught Myth, and Malistaire taught Death. It should be noted that during whenever Malistaire appears in-game other than in his boss form, he is called simply by his first name. When he does become a fightable boss in the Crown of Fire, his last name, Drake, is added to his title. Gold: 18-28 Hats: Reinforced Helmet Ivy-Wrapped Cap Robes: Malistaire Drake's Coat of Purgatory Malistaire's Dragonfire Cloak Malistaire's Iceflame Tunic Malistaire's Wrathful Wrap Malistaire Drake's Ebon Robe Malistaire's Tunic of Torment Malistaire Drake's Unhallowed Tunic Boots: Boots of the Slipstream Boots of the Comet Boots of the Titan Wands: Cerulean Edge Athames: Malistaire Drake's Deathedge Benevolent Knife Amulets: Rings: Malistaire Drake's Ruby Signet Decks: Pets: Jade Oni (Pet) Storm Hound House: Magic Book Crate of Chickens Ruined Painting Singed Magic Book Headmaster Statue Treasure Cards: Wraith Scarecrow Reagents: Snacks: King Banana Mounts: Bat Wings (24 Hours) Seraph Wings (24 Hours) The Final Countdown Documentation on how to edit this page can be found at
- Malistaire Drake was the former Professor of the Death School at Ravenwood. After the death of his beloved wife, Sylvia, he left Ravenwood to pursue mysterious desires of his own. After battling the player character in the beginning of the game, he is not seen again until the player visits the world of Marleybone, where his true motives are revealed: After previously trying to acquire the Krokonomicon in Krokotopia, he hired the master thief Meowiarty to steal it for him, in order to try and bring his lost wife back to life
- Malistaire is the main antagonist of the first half of the online game Wizard101. He is a former teacher of the wizard academy of Ravenwood as the head instructor of the Necromancy classes. He hatches many plots through-out the Spiral (known universe of the game) and seeks great and terrible power. Malistaire was originally one of several teachers in Ravenwood academy, he specialized in the Necromancy and became the foremost expert within the school. His twin brother, Cyrus, headed up the myth classes for Conjuration and his wife, Sylvia, headed up life magic classes for Theurgy and between them, the three oversaw all the spirit schools of magic, as opposed to the elemental schools of magic. However one day Sylvia became extremely sick and passed away. Malistaire became depressed, then demented. Malistaire became unfit for teaching and left Ravenwood. When he left Malistaire took his entire section of the campus with him. He hid it away from the rest of the school and went out on his own to do research. Wandering across the Spiral, Malistaire eventually came to Dragonspyre, a world of former beauty that had been destroyed by a fierce battle between the residents of the world and a terrible creature known as the Dragon Titan. Malistaire took up Dragonspyre as his new home and began delving into the secrets of summoning the now sealed Dragon Titan from it's stasis. When the game starts the player will encounter Malistaire returning to the school to steal some research materials from Headmaster Ambrose's tower. Over the course of the game Malistaire tracks down the ancient book known as the Krokonomicon from the world of Krokotopia (an ancient Egyptian themed world whose native residents are all reptiles). However as the player will find the book had already been excavated from it's tomb by the Marleybone explorers and shipped back to their museum in the realm of Marleybone. However Malistaire went to Marleybone and freed Meowiarty, a recently captured master thief of that Marleybone. In exchange for Meowiarty's freedom he asked the master thief to steal the Krokonomicon from it's secured location. After Meowiarty makes good on his end of the bargain, they are confronted by the protagonist. While Meowiarty battles the protagonist, Malistaire leaves with the knowledge of the Krokonomicon in his possession. Malistaire returns to Dragonspyre to preform the ritual to raise the Dragon Titan and make it use it's power to bring his wife fully back to life; for though Malistaire was a necromancer (not to mention a very advanced one), his attempts to completely undo death had failed and he could only reanimate Sylvia as a lich-like undead creature. With the Dragon Titan awake and presumably under his control he intended to channel it's power to maximize his own giving him the power to completely reverse death. He was unaware that the Dragon Titan is far more powerful than him. However, he is stopped by the protagonist in a fight that appears to kill him, unlike other fights in the game, where the defeated are simply wounded. His and Sylvia Drake's ghost are seen exchanging a touching conversation before both disappearing into the spirit world together, though it isn't the last of Malistaire the player sees. After enough time for Malistaire to become either a blur or completely forgotten, he makes an assisted return in Azteca, an Aztec themed world of dinosaurs, as the Shadow Queen's right-hand man, but he has obviously suffered decay and his head, the only recognizable part of him left, is covered in a hood for most of the world's quests. He is also referred to as "Dark Servant" and has his true identity hidden until he is battled in Xibalba, the comet Morganthe summoned to destroy Azteca, where he announces his hatred for the protagonist despite him/her being the one to reunite him with Sylvia. He and the protagonist battle, however, once defeated he will seemingly prepare for a spell intended to kill the player, but a huge chunk of the comet breaks loose and hurtles away, with him on it, and he is presumed, once again, dead. He makes a brief appearance in Khrysalis, Morganthe's seat of power, but only as a memory. While inside one of Radiance Reborn's towers, you observe one of Morganthe's memories, where she is being expelled from Ravenwood by Malistaire, as it was in the distant past, before the loss of Sylvia. The player takes control of the memory for a battle between Malistaire and Morganthe, who refuses to be expelled, until Merle Ambrose Breaks up the fight and scolds them both. This is the last required encounter with Malistaire required by the story. After somehow surviving in the void between worlds, he makes a home in Darkmoor, a haunted world. He challenges the player to a duel under "the laws of Kan Devasi", which creates a barrier that only the receiver and their kind can enter. Darkmoor consists of 3 different dungeons, each one harder than the last. They are the hardest instances in the game. Malistaire makes his home in the Graveyard's Abbey, where most of the third dungeon takes place. Before battling Shane von Shane, the ghost of Sylvia appears and tells the player, a familiar friend to her, that she is confused to as why they are both here. After ending the dialog, Shane appears and engages the player. After the fight with Shane, the player pushes deeper into the Abbey, where they find Malistaire, in the same form he was in when the comet broke. He still feels hatred for the player, but thanks them for inadvertently paving his path of power, as well as intimidating them. When the player moves closer, a huge skeletal dragon flies onto the wall. It plays a large part in the coming battle. When Malistaire's health reaches zero, he transforms to his second form, which could mean certain doom without proper setup. At the end of this fight, Malistaire is shown as a bright blue form of his former, living, self, minus the staff. Sylvia appears next to him and convinces him to forget his grudge with the player and return to the spirit world with her. His hatred for the player has dissipated, as he tells them to spread good with what they've learned where-ever they go, and that they will not meet again. Malistaire's personality is hidden most of the game, but from what is shown, one might think of him as a loving husband turned crazed widower who's only goal is to bring his wife back. He is only aggressive towards anyone who tries to hinder his progress in doing so. He is also extremely resilient and very persistent. He may even have been a better person than his twin brother, Cyrus Drake, despite the intimidating robes and features.
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