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'''Claws''' are a recurring type of weapon in the series and have appeared in practically every installment in the series since their introduction. They are favored by [[martial artist]]s and other barehanded brawlers since conventional weapons do not suit them. Due to their somewhat primitive designs, claws are also wielded by characters who are closer to nature and even monster companions. Claws are also used by some enemy monsters, such as [[Riptide]]s and [[Claws]], discounting those with natural blades such as nearly every dragon. | '''Claws''' are a recurring type of weapon in the series and have appeared in practically every installment in the series since their introduction. They are favored by [[martial artist]]s and other barehanded brawlers since conventional weapons do not suit them. Due to their somewhat primitive designs, claws are also wielded by characters who are closer to nature and even monster companions. Claws are also used by some enemy monsters, such as [[Riptide]]s and [[Claws (monster)|Claws]], discounting those with natural blades such as nearly every dragon. | ||
Some notable claws throughout the series are the [[Golden claws]], the [[Cobra claw]], and the [[Orichalcum claws]]. | Some notable claws throughout the series are the [[Golden claws]], the [[Cobra claw]], and the [[Orichalcum claws]]. Beginning with ''Dragon Quest IX'', every claw will deal an extra 10% damage to members of the [[Machine family]]. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
=== | ==={{DQ3}}=== | ||
Claws are introduced in this game, being the preferred weapon type of Martial Artists. They are the only weapons they can use which do not impart a penalty to their attack power. In remake versions of the game, more claws have been added and [[Thief|Thieves]] can also equip some of them, as well. | Claws are introduced in this game, being the preferred weapon type of Martial Artists. They are the only weapons they can use which do not impart a penalty to their attack power. In remake versions of the game, more claws have been added and [[Thief|Thieves]] can also equip some of them, as well. | ||
* [[Iron claw]] | * [[Iron claw]] | ||
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* [[Beast claws]] (remakes only) | * [[Beast claws]] (remakes only) | ||
=== | ==={{DQ4}}=== | ||
[[Alena]] can use all of the claws in the game, as can [[Psaro (Character)|Psaro]] in the remakes. [[Maya]], oddly enough, is able to wield the cobra claw despite not using the other two. | [[Alena]] can use all of the claws in the game, as can [[Psaro (Character)|Psaro]] in the remakes. [[Maya]], oddly enough, is able to wield the cobra claw despite not using the other two. | ||
* [[Iron claw]] | * [[Iron claw]] | ||
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* [[Cobra claw]] | * [[Cobra claw]] | ||
=== | ==={{DQ5}}=== | ||
Claws could only be used by the various monster companions in the original SNES version of the game, especially [[Saber]]. Fangs are distinct as they can only be wielded by monsters. In the DS version, [[Debora]] is able to wield claws, as well. | Claws could only be used by the various monster companions in the original SNES version of the game, especially [[Saber]]. Fangs are distinct as they can only be wielded by monsters. In the DS version, [[Debora]] is able to wield claws, as well. | ||
* [[Iron claw]] | * [[Iron claw]] | ||
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* [[Akillics]] | * [[Akillics]] | ||
* [[Diamond akillics]] | * [[Diamond akillics]] | ||
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==={{DQ6}}=== | |||
[[Carver]] and [[Amos]] have access to various claws, as well as the Slime companions. Once again, fangs are limited to monster companions rather than human characters. [[Terry]] is also able to equip the Orichalcum fangs. | [[Carver]] and [[Amos]] have access to various claws, as well as the Slime companions. Once again, fangs are limited to monster companions rather than human characters. [[Terry]] is also able to equip the Orichalcum fangs. | ||
* [[Iron claw]] | * [[Iron claw]] | ||
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* [[Cobra claw]] | * [[Cobra claw]] | ||
=== | ==={{DQ7}}=== | ||
[[Ruff]] is the only character in the game who can use claws, being a former wolf cub himself. | [[Ruff]] is the only character in the game who can use claws, being a former wolf cub himself. | ||
* [[Iron claws]] | * [[Iron claws]] | ||
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* [[Beast claws]] | * [[Beast claws]] | ||
=== | ==={{DQ8}}=== | ||
Claws only appear in the 3DS version of the game, being one of the weapon types that [[Morrie]] can equip. Many of the claws that appear are notable for ditching their traditional effects in exchange for dealing extra damage to monsters of specific [[Monster Families|families]], with this low bonus being 130% and the high being 160%. | Claws only appear in the 3DS version of the game, being one of the weapon types that [[Morrie]] can equip. Many of the claws that appear are notable for ditching their traditional effects in exchange for dealing extra damage to monsters of specific [[Monster Families|families]], with this low bonus being 130% and the high being 160%. | ||
* [[Iron claw]] | * [[Iron claw]] | ||
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* [[Orichalcum claw]] | * [[Orichalcum claw]] | ||
=== | ==={{DQ9}}=== | ||
Claws can be used by the [[Martial Artist]] and [[Thief]] vocations. However, once a character has fully mastered the claw skill tree, they can use Claws with any vocation. | Claws can be used by the [[Martial Artist]] and [[Thief]] vocations. However, once a character has fully mastered the claw skill tree, they can use Claws with any vocation. | ||
* [[Stone claws]] | * [[Stone claws]] | ||
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=== | ==={{DQ11}}=== | ||
Both [[Jade]] and [[Rab]] can equip claws. Claws are wielded in both hands, so the user will be able to attack twice but is unable to use a shield when using them | Both [[Jade]] and [[Rab]] can equip claws. Claws are wielded in both hands, so the user will be able to attack twice but is unable to use a shield when using them. When compared to most weapons classes, claws have lower attack power, but have a greater chance to land a [[Critical Hit]]. | ||
*[[Iron claws]] | *[[Iron claws]] | ||
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*[[Deicimators]] | *[[Deicimators]] | ||
*[[Xenlon claws]] | *[[Xenlon claws]] | ||
==={{DQH2}}=== | |||
[[Ruff]] makes use of claws, owing to his lupine origins, as well as [[Lazarel]] and [[Teresa]] when they use the thief vocation. | |||
*[[Hero’s & Heroine's claws]] | |||
*[[Wolf claws]] | |||
*[[Iron claws]] | |||
*[[Steel claws]] | |||
*[[Panther claws]] | |||
*[[White wolf claws]] | |||
*[[Dragon claws]] | |||
*[[Captain’s hooks]] | |||
*[[Dragonlord claws]] | |||
*[[Golden claws]] | |||
*[[Uber white wolf claws]] | |||
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[[Category:Weapon families]] | [[Category:Weapon families]] | ||
[[Category:Claws]] | [[Category:Claws]] | ||
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[[Category:Dragon Quest XI weapons]] | |||
[[Category:Dragon Quest Heroes II weapons]] | |||
Latest revision as of 00:27, 8 March 2022
Claws are a recurring type of weapon in the series and have appeared in practically every installment in the series since their introduction. They are favored by martial artists and other barehanded brawlers since conventional weapons do not suit them. Due to their somewhat primitive designs, claws are also wielded by characters who are closer to nature and even monster companions. Claws are also used by some enemy monsters, such as Riptides and Claws, discounting those with natural blades such as nearly every dragon.
Some notable claws throughout the series are the Golden claws, the Cobra claw, and the Orichalcum claws. Beginning with Dragon Quest IX, every claw will deal an extra 10% damage to members of the Machine family.
Appearances[edit]
Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation[edit]
Claws are introduced in this game, being the preferred weapon type of Martial Artists. They are the only weapons they can use which do not impart a penalty to their attack power. In remake versions of the game, more claws have been added and Thieves can also equip some of them, as well.
- Iron claw
- Golden claws
- Knuckledusters (remakes only)
- Dragon claws (remakes only)
- Beast claws (remakes only)
Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen[edit]
Alena can use all of the claws in the game, as can Psaro in the remakes. Maya, oddly enough, is able to wield the cobra claw despite not using the other two.
Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride[edit]
Claws could only be used by the various monster companions in the original SNES version of the game, especially Saber. Fangs are distinct as they can only be wielded by monsters. In the DS version, Debora is able to wield claws, as well.
Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation[edit]
Carver and Amos have access to various claws, as well as the Slime companions. Once again, fangs are limited to monster companions rather than human characters. Terry is also able to equip the Orichalcum fangs.
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past[edit]
Ruff is the only character in the game who can use claws, being a former wolf cub himself.
Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King[edit]
Claws only appear in the 3DS version of the game, being one of the weapon types that Morrie can equip. Many of the claws that appear are notable for ditching their traditional effects in exchange for dealing extra damage to monsters of specific families, with this low bonus being 130% and the high being 160%.
- Iron claw
- Fire claw
- Cobra claw
- Beast claw
- Dragon claw
- King cobra claw
- Beast talon
- Dragonlord claw
- Orichalcum claw
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies[edit]
Claws can be used by the Martial Artist and Thief vocations. However, once a character has fully mastered the claw skill tree, they can use Claws with any vocation.
- Stone claws
- Iron claws
- Razor claws
- Steel claws
- Sacred claws
- Gigasteel claws
- Crow's claws
- Handrills
- Kestrel claws
- Kite claws
- Dragon claws
- Hammer handrills
- Fire claws
- Cobra claws
- Combusticlaws
- King cobra claws
- Beast claws
- Beastmaster claws
- Orichalcum claws
- Dragonlord claws
- Dragovian claws
- Dragovian Lord claws
- Xenlon claws
Dragon Quest X[edit]
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Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age[edit]
Both Jade and Rab can equip claws. Claws are wielded in both hands, so the user will be able to attack twice but is unable to use a shield when using them. When compared to most weapons classes, claws have lower attack power, but have a greater chance to land a Critical Hit.
- Iron claws
- Silver claws
- Infernails
- Steel claws
- Crow's claws
- Kestrel claws
- Cobra claws
- Ice claws
- Kite claws
- Dragon claws
- Beast claws
- Fire claws
- King cobra claws
- Golden claws
- Beastmaster claws
- Combusticlaws
- Monster slashers
- Dragonlord claws
- Crystal claws
- Orichalcum claws
- Dragovian Lord claws
- Frostfire fingers
- Deicimators
- Xenlon claws
Dragon Quest Heroes II: Twin Kings and the Prophecy's End[edit]
Ruff makes use of claws, owing to his lupine origins, as well as Lazarel and Teresa when they use the thief vocation.
