The Radiant Dragon Warrior is a Secret-rarity morph in Find the BRAINROT MORPHS, sitting on an elevated rooftop platform rather than anywhere on the ground. You reach it from the main playground courtyard by bouncing off a blue trampoline and crossing the large orange roof. Collecting it turns you into a dark crystalline dragon with horns, wings, and a glowing white breath attack.
Quick answer: From spawn, head into the open courtyard, bounce on the blue trampoline next to the caged structure, land on the orange roof, cross to the grey stone platform, and touch the morph to unlock it.
Radiant Dragon Warrior location and rarity
The morph is not hidden behind a puzzle or a locked door. It rests as a miniature model on a grey stone ledge above the courtyard, reachable only by getting onto the roofline. Touching that model is all that is needed to add it to your collection.
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Morph name | Radiant Dragon Warrior |
| Rarity | Secret |
| Location | Grey stone platform atop the orange roof building |
| Access | Blue trampoline in the courtyard |
| Collection progress | Advances the counter by one (e.g. 174/181 to 175/181) |
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If you overshoot the roof, return to the courtyard and use the trampoline again rather than trying to climb the building manually. The bounce is the intended route up.
How to confirm you unlocked it
Your collection counter ticks up by one the moment you touch the model, so a total such as 174/181 becomes 175/181. The Radiant Dragon Warrior also appears as an owned entry in the Morphs menu, labeled with its Secret rarity, and no longer shows as locked. Equipping it swaps your avatar for the black and dark-purple crystalline dragon with horns, wings, and a white particle breath.

Other Secret and rare morphs also sit on rooftops and high ledges around the map, so the same trampoline-and-roof technique is worth remembering as you work toward completing the full set.







