One problem with DRG is losing the wyvern. The problem is, SE has addressed the issue with keeping the wyvern alive, so now it's actually very easy to keep it from dying. With Spirit Link at 90 seconds, the additional regen effect, the new 2hr, steady wing and the -40% Damage Taken, wyverns are near impossible to kill.
So what am I driving at? Wyverns die when the Dragoon dies. So despite our best efforts at keeping the Wyvern alive, if we die, we have to wait 20 minutes. During those 20minutes Dragoon is extremely weak, our TP and DoT drop dramatically as we lose our best asset. Now on to the main purpose of this post:
Fervency - Increases attack and attack speed. Cannot be used when Wyvern is present.
Level 60
Recast 20 minutes
Duration: 20minutes
Attack+15% Attack Speed+10%
This will give us *SOMETHING* to use when the player is killed in a difficult fight and we reraise and are now a lot weaker for the next 20minutes. No other job faces such a dire penalty. DRG is the sole job in the game that even after dying and being reraised and weakness wears off still faces a massive reduction in combat ability due to waiting for Call Wyvern.
Since SE said that they will not consider decreasing the recast on Call Wyvern except for implementing merit point reduction, I propose this ability to help reduce the pain and suffering DRGs endure when we die and lose our wyvern from the player dying. Although the Wyvern has very good durability and DRGs are more durable than before thanks to heightened evasion/hp/parrying, we can and will die in hard battlefields and endgame content due to strong enemy moves or doom/death. When we lose our pet our damage and usefulness drop massively. This ability will give the DRG an option to increase its abilities to compensate until Call Wyvern is up again.
SE might say this ability might encourage DRGs to not use Call Wyvern in favor of this ability, but I assure you +15% Attack and +10% attack speed will not be better than the massive TP and damage we get from Jumps and losing out on Healing Breath and Smiting Breath.