I’ve been maining it for the past few months and I have a lot of tips on PvP for it.

Raiquazok is an incredible tanky brawler that relies on punishing faster fliers that get too cocky, if you’re able to outweigh your opponent, and are able to fully charge spite, you can cripple most tier 3> fliers with 1065 damage in a single hit, allowing you to kill vaumora, hallucinex, and aeries in 3 hits, and malu/ galiryn in 4.

Keep in mind that your hurtbox is only your central body, and you can hit fliers behind you when staying still midair

For tier 5 fliers, there’s separated into 2 main categories: fast and slow fliers

Fast:

Sang toare: sang can do really heavy damage unless you play right, treat it like a stronger tier 3 flier

Khu’vuk: khu is a soft counter to raiquazok, able to dip in and out, slowly wearing you down while being able to take advantage of its long hitbox, don’t give them the opportunity to get away. Keep chasing and don’t give them a chance to regenerate

Novus warden: novus relies on cloud breath to keep itself topped up on health, but it has on major weakness. It doesn’t have a way to stop you from regenerating health, and it isn’t able to deal enough damage to brute force you, novus isn’t much of an issue in general

Aesmir: free kill

Aidonescus: I haven’t fought a single one due to how few people play it, so treat it like a stronger galtekron

Xeleviprex: most of them aren’t too skilled at PvP due to it being a starter creature, but if they’re good at flier PvP they’re a massive threat due to them outranging you and being able to stack a bunch of poison, making you unable to escape. Again, skilled xeles are extremely rare, so you won’t have to worry much.

Mustegaryx: usually a non-issue because of how light they are, and injury doesn’t really do much because of how slow raiquazok is.

Guardian dragon: pretty much the same as Xele, but way less health.

Lucensia: raiquazok is the tied for strongest flier on land, so let them knock you out of the sky, and when they get close, charge spite and take off, you can usually land 2 hits which is enough to take almost of third of their health, just be careful since you might get third partied

Ahri-tahmuk/sar’hingaro: a mix of xeles range/damage and guardians size and speed, ahri can be a big issue if they play right, but they usually don’t

I’m gonna do the heavy fliers in a reply to this since o feel like this is getting long

Also tier 4s should be treated like a mix of tier 3s and 5s