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Battle Records

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The Battle Records appears in several Dragon Quest games. It is a personal record of how well the player is doing.

==[[Dragon Quest IV]]==
The Battle Records can be viewed anytime for a summary of combat performance, including the total sum of gold pieces won through battle. Note that records are carried over through each chapter.

==[[Dragon Quest VIII]]==
[[King Trode]] manages the Battle Records menu and dispenses commentary on your progress throughout the game.

==[[Dragon Quest IX]]==
[[Stella]] keeps a record of your performance (in her words: "tabbing along to keep tags on you"). Like Trode, she provides commentary on your progress, and bestows certain accolades once conditions are met. The top screen covers basic records, while the bottom screen contains the Battle Records menu:

*'''Defeated Monsters List:''' Tracks every monster (including bosses) that you defeated in your journey, including item drops and a descriptive blurb.
*'''Item List:''' Tracks every item you've obtained, including all [[List of important items in Dragon Quest IX|important items]].
*'''Wardrobe:''' Tracks every piece of equipment you have obtained.
*'''[[Lists of alchemy recipes in Dragon Quest IX|Alchenomicon]]:''' Tracks all known alchemy recipes
*'''[[Accolade]]s:''' Tracks all Accolades obtained.
*'''[[List of quests in Dragon Quest IX|Quests List]]:'''Tracks all currently active and completed quests. Quests available through Wi-Fi is listed under the "Extra Quests" submenu.
*'''First Completion Record:''' After defeating the final boss and subsequently completing Quest 039, Stella keeps a copy of your Battle Records from completing the main storyline, and presents a suitable accolade summarizing your overall performance.

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Ascantha

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'''Ascantha''' is a castle town found in [[Square Enix|Square Enix's]] ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''. When the player first arrives, the town is in mourning, and very few people are outside. The party helps them deal with it and later the party returns to get the [[Moonshadow Harp]].

==Armor Shops==
[[Leather dress]] 380 gold

[[Bronze armour]] 840 gold

[[Iron cuirass]] 1000 gold

[[Bronze shield]] 370 gold

[[Turban]] 410 gold

[[Slime earrings]] 400 gold
==Inns==

==Item Shops==
[[Medical herb]] 8 gold

[[Antidotal herb]] 10 gold

[[Rennet powder]] 10 gold

[[Holy water]] 20 gold

[[Chimera wing]] 25 gold

[[Moonwort bulb]] 30 gold

==Weapon Shops==
[[Dagger]] 350 gold

[[Short Bow]] 750 gold

[[Wizard's staff]] 1300 gold

[[Edged boomerang]] 1360 gold

[[Steel broadsword]] 2000 gold

==Miscellaneous Services==

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[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII locations]]
[[Category:Locations]]

Baccarat

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'''Baccarat''' is a town found in [[Square Enix|Square Enix's]] ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''. It the home of [[Mr.Golding|Mr. Golding]], [[Cash]], and [[Carrie]]. Its main attraction is the casino, though it is closed when the player first visits.

==Armor Shops==
[[Dancer's costume]] 1300 gold

[[Iron armour]] 1800 gold

[[Light shield]] 2250 gold

[[Coral hairpin]] 950 gold
==Inns==

==Item Shops==
[[Medical herb]] 8 gold

[[Antidotal herb]] 10 gold

[[Holy water]] 20 gold

[[Chimera wing]] 25 gold

[[Moonwort bulb]] 30 gold

[[Amor seco essence]] 120 gold
==Weapon Shops==
[[Poison needle]] 1900 gold

[[Steel scythe]] 3700 gold
==Miscellaneous Services==

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[[Category:Locations]]

Argon lizard

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Argon Lizard is a large red dragon with a yellow belly and ear-flaps. It has an older counter-part called [[Great Argon Lizard]]. The party needs to help [[Prince Charmles]] defeat one in order to obtain an Argon heart.

==Appearances==
===Dragon Quest VIII===
[[Image:ArgonHeart.png|right|thumb|160px|Argon heart]]
{{Enemy
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|gold=102
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|skills=[[Venom Mist]]
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|description=Long hunted for their precious Argon hearts, these monsters run at the first sight of humans.
|locations=[[Royal Hunting Grounds]]
|}}

===Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker===
{{Enemy
|image=[[Image:Argonlizard DQMJ DS.png]]
|}}

===Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2===
==Related enemies==
*[[Great argon lizard]]
*[[Frou-frou]]

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[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII bosses]]
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Alexandria

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'''Alexandria''' is a town found in [[Square Enix|Square Enix's]] ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''; it is the hometown of [[Jessica]] and the second town the player visits, after leaving [[Farebury]].

==Armor Shops==
[[Leather kilt]] 220 gold

[[Scale armour]] 350 gold

[[Scale shield]] 180 gold

==Inns==

==Item Shops==
[[Medical herb]] 8 gold

[[Holy water]] 20 gold

[[Chimaera wing]] 25 gold

==Weapon Shops==
[[Oaken club]] 110 gold

[[Giant mallet]] 240 gold

[[Copper sword]] 270 gold

[[Boomerang]] 420 gold

[[Stone axe]] 550 gold

==Miscellaneous Services==

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[[Category:Locations]]
[[category:Dragon Quest VIII locations]]

Yellow Orb

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[[Image:YellowOrb.png|border|right|150px]]
The ''Yellow Orb'' is a key item in [[Dragon Quest III]]. It is one of the [[Six Orbs]] required to hatch [[Ramia]]. It is said to be traded between many people all over the world, but ultimately ends up in the possession of the [[Dealer]] character who was left to found the [[Immigrant Town (Dragon Quest III)|Immigrant Town]].

== Immigrant Town ==
Once the immigrant town reaches its final growth stage, the Dealer will be put into jail. Visiting the Dealer in jail, he reveals to the heroes the location of the yellow orb within his house.

==Other Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
The '''Yellow Orb''' is an important item that must be found at [[Golding]]'s estate in [[Baccarat]] before the final battle with [[Rhapthorne]].

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
:''A ridiculously rare orb of buttercup yellow. Alchemise it!'' - Dragon Quest IX game description

The '''yellow orb''' reappears in Dragon Quest IX as a very exotic alchemy ingredient, used for some of the highest [[Lists_of_alchemy_recipes_in_Dragon_Quest_IX|alchemy recipes]]. It is a rare drop from [[Murdaw]], [[Mortamor]], and (at certain level ranges) [[Nokturnus]] legacy bosses.

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[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII items]]
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Wyrmsmaw

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{{LocationInfobox
|game = Dragon Quest IX
|type=Region
|image = [[File:Wyrmsmaw.PNG|200px]]
|caption = In game map of Wyrmsmaw
|title = Wyrmsmaw
|japanese=竜のあぎと地方
|romanji=
}}
'''Wyrmsmaw''' is the central region of the ''wyrm'' regions. In the center of the region is a volcano where the town [[Upover]] is located.

==Collectable Resources==
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==Monsters in the Area==
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==Other notable attributes==
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Terry

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{{Character
|Name = Terry
|Game = [[Dragon Quest VI]], [[Dragon Quest Monsters]]
|Image = [[Image:Terry2.png]]
|Sprite = [[Image:Dq6 terry-sprite.gif]]
|Roumaji = Terī
|Title=
|Class = Gladiator
|Race = Human
|Age =17([[Dragon Quest VI|DQ6]]), 5([[Dragon Quest Monsters|DQM]])
|Family = [[Milly]] (sister)
|Japanese name = テリー
}}
This article is about the character. For the boss, see ''[[Terry (boss)]]''.

'''Terry''' (テリー ''Terii'') the blue swordsman is a character in ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]'' who joins the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VI)|hero]]'s party later in the game, and is also the main character of ''[[Dragon Quest Monsters]]''.

==Background==
{{spoiler|start}}
===Dragon Quest Monsters===
When Terry was very young. he witnessed his older sister [[Milly]] be abducted by a creature called [[Warubou]] to the distant kingdom of [[GreatLog]]. A few moments later, a similar creature known as [[Watabou]] appeared and took Terry to the kingdom of [[GreatTree]]. Terry only wanted to find his sister, but the king of GreatTree, convinced him to become a monster tamer and win the [[Starry Night Tournament]]. The king stated that if Terry were to win the tournament, he would be granted any wish he desired. Terry set off to recruit monsters and win the Tournament. After Terry's monsters become powerful enough, he enters the tournament, fighting against the monsters of the champion from [[GreatLog]], who happens to be his sister Milly. After winning the tournament, Terry and his sister are reunited.

===Dragon Quest VI===
Terry is a talented swordsman, traveling the world to find more powerful weapons and to prove his strength. He is first met by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VI)|hero]] in the town of [[Arkbolt]] setting out to defeat the [[Lizzie|hacksaurus]] terrorizing [[Wayfarer's Pass|the cave north of town]]. Terry is able to reach the monster first and defeat it in battle. Later, he is met in the [[Everfrost Grotto]] where the [[Sword of Ramias]] is found. Terry decides to leave the sword for the hero though, since it is all rusty. Finally Terry must be defeated in battle before the [[Zenithia|Cloudsgate Citadel]] can reappear in the [[Phantom World]]. Once [[Dhuran]], the boss imprisoning [[Zenithia|Cloudsgate Citadel]] is defeated, Terry will join the hero's party.

Terry initially goes on his quest to become more powerful, because he was unable to protect his older sister [[Milly]] while growing up in [[Felonia]]. She was taken away when they were younger which prompted Terry to pursue his quest. Somewhere along the way, he lost sight of his true goal, and doesn't even recognize [[Milly]] as a member of the hero's party. Once Terry is defeated, he and [[Milly]] are reunited and reconcile.
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==Base Stats==

{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#A3AB47"
| Attribute || Starting Stats || Maximum Stats
|- style="font-weight:normal"
| Level || 28 || 99
|-
| HP || 226 || 750
|-
| MP || 86 || 600
|-
| Strength || 88 || 330
|-
| Agility || 115 || 250
|-
| Resilience || 59 || 190
|-
| Wisdom || 83 || 300
|-
| Style || 40 || 120
|-
| Initial gear ||colspan=2|[[Sunderbolt blade]], [[Dragon shield]], [[Dragon mail]], [[Platinum headgear]]
|}

==Vocation and Skills==
In the SFC version, Terry joins at level 23 as a Gladiator with only the abilities of a [[Warrior]], and not a single rank of [[Martial artist]]. In the DS remake, he joins at level 28 as a [[Gladiator]] with both [[Warrior]] and [[Martial Artist]] mastered. He learns no other abilities on his own, however.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Dq6Terry.jpg
Image:Terry2.png|<center>Artwork of Terry for the DS remake, ''Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Reverie''.</center>
Image:Terry1.png|<center>Artwork of Terry for the DS remake, ''Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Reverie''.</center>
Image:DQMTerry.png|Dragon Quest Monsters
File:TWonderland3DTerry.png|Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry's Wonderland 3D
</gallery>

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Stilleto

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'''''Stilleto''''' is a non-player character in [[Dragon Quest Swords]]. Stilleto owns a shop in [[Avalonia]] Castletown where the player can play various targeting related games. He has a very [[Wikipedia:Camp (style)|campy]] style personality with a violent streak. This is illustrated by his large muscles and pink helmet.

==Games==
Stilleto's games are free to play and are the only multiplayer component of Dragon Quest Swords. Note however, that they make use of a single Wii remote between all players as the games are turn-based.

All prizes won can be found in other locations within the game except for the [[dartboard]] and the [[magic armor]]. While the dartboard is mostly a novelty item, the Magic armor can be beneficial in the early part of the game. However, the [[liquid metal armor]] can also be purchased early in the game by simply playing the first level over and over collecting [[mini medal|mini medals]]. This generally limits the usefulness of the Magic armor given the difficulty of winning it.

===Slime Crisis===
This game consists of defeating a large number of [[slime]] enemies as quickly as possible. The overall completion time determines the rank attained.
{|
|-
| Rank || Time || Reward
| X Rank || ? || ?
|-
| S Rank || ? || ?
|-
| A Rank || ? || ?
|-
| B Rank || ? || nothing
|-
| C Rank || ? || nothing
|}

===Dart Attack===
This game consists of catching an arrow in each of the different scoring sections of the shield. There are 4 scoring sections and each is given 3 arrows. When an arrow is successfully caught in the scoring section, the game moves to the next section. The highest score is attained by catching the first 4 arrows successfully.
{|
|-
| Rank || Score || Reward
|-
| X Rank || 300 || [[mini medal]]
|-
| S Rank || 280 || [[special medicine]]
|-
| A Rank || 220-260 || [[medicinal herb]]
|-
| B Rank || 170-200 || nothing
|-
| C Rank || 120-160 || nothing
|-
| No Rank || 0-110 || nothing
|}

===Aim High===
This game consists of catching several volleys of 3 arrows a piece. Points are awarded based on where each arrow is caught on the shield
{|
|-
| Rank || Score || Reward
|-
| X Rank || 1000+ || [[yggdrasil leaf]]
|-
| S Rank || 750-990 || [[List of accessories in Dragon Quest Swords|uber life ring/life ring/life ring +1]]
|-
| A Rank || 550-740 || [[strong medicine]]
|-
| B Rank || 400-540 || nothing
|-
| C Rank || 200-390 || nothing
|-
| No Rank || 0-190 || nothing
|}

===Shooting Gallery===
This is the longest game which consists of catching a large amount of arrows in rapid succession. In addition, this game has multiple difficulty levels.

====Easy====
{|
|-
| Rank || Score || Reward
|-
| X Rank || 5000+ || [[yggdrasil dew]]
|-
| S Rank || 3800-4990 || [[replenishield powder]]
|-
| A Rank || 3000-3790|| [[medicinal herb]]
|-
| B Rank || 2200-2990 || nothing
|-
| C Rank || 1400-2190 || nothing
|-
| No Rank || 0-1390 || nothing
|}

====Normal====
{|
|-
| Rank || Score || Reward
|-
| X Rank || 4500+ || [[mini medal]]
|-
| S Rank || 3500-4490 || [[yggdrasil dew]]
|-
| A Rank || 3000-3490|| [[strong medicine]]
|-
| B Rank || 2200-2990 || nothing
|-
| C Rank || 1400-2190 || nothing
|-
| No Rank || 0-1390 || nothing
|}

====Hard====
{|
|-
| Rank || Score || Reward
|-
| X Rank || 6500+ || [[yggdrasil leaf]]
|-
| S Rank || 5300-6490 || [[dartboard]]
|-
| A Rank || 4000-5290|| [[special medicine]]
|-
| B Rank || 2800-3990 || nothing
|-
| C Rank || 2000-2790 || nothing
|-
| No Rank || 0-1990 || nothing
|}

====Ultra Hard====
{|
|-
| Rank || Score || Reward
|-
| X Rank || 6000+ || [[yggdrasil leaf]]
|-
| S Rank || 5000-5990 || [[magic armor]]
|-
| A Rank || 3800-4990|| [[Magic water|phial of magic water]]
|-
| B Rank || 2600-3790 || nothing
|-
| C Rank || 1700-2590 || nothing
|-
| No Rank || 0-1690 || nothing
|}

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Silver Orb

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[[Image:SilverOrb.png|border|right|150px]]
The ''Silver Orb'' is a key item in [[Dragon Quest III]]. It is one of the [[Six Orbs]] required to hatch [[Ramia]]. It is held by a man at the [[Shrine of Gondo]].
==Gondo Cave==
In order to receive the orb from the man at the Shrine of Gondo, the heroes must first throw the [[Sword of Gaia]] into the volcano. This opens the path to the [[Gondo Cave]]. After passing through the cave, the heroes can arrive at the shrine.

==Detail==
Due to setup required to reach the shrine, and the powerful monsters in and around the Gondo Cave, the silver orb is designed to be the final orb received of the six orbs. Getting the silver orb is actually the longest subquest in Dragon Quest III aside from collecting all six orbs to get Ramia.
# Retrieve [[Lar Mirror]] from [[Cave Southwest of Samanao]].
# Visit [[Samanao]] at night and defeat [[Boss Troll]], receive [[Staff of Change]]
# Visit [[Greenlad]] and exchange staff for [[Sailors Thighbone]].
# Track down the [[Phantom Ship]] and retrieve [[Locket of Love]].
# Use locket to enter the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine Jail|Shrine Jail]].
# Search Eric's corpse to find the [[Sword of Gaia]].
# Throw the sword into the volcano west of [[Baharata]].
# Travel across the filled river to [[Gondo Cave]].
# Complete the cave and visit the [[Shrine of Gondo]].

==Other Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest V]]===
A '''silver orb''' is one of the power sources for the flight mechanism of [[Zenithia]] castle. Unlike the [[gold orb]], it remained intact in the core.

===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
The '''Silver Orb''' is an important item that must be found at the [[Lord High Priest]]'s home before the final battle with [[Rhapthorne]].

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
:''A ridiculously rare orb of sparkling silver. Alchemise it!'' - Dragon Quest IX game description

The '''silver orb''' reappears in Dragon Quest IX as a very exotic alchemy ingredient, used for some of the highest [[Lists_of_alchemy_recipes_in_Dragon_Quest_IX|alchemy recipes]]. It is a rare drop from the [[Baramos]], [[Zoma]], and (at a certain level range) [[Nokturnus]] legacy bosses.

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[[Category:Dragon Quest III items]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest V items]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII items]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX alchemy ingredients]]

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Purple Orb

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[[Image:PurpleOrb.png|border|right|150px]]
The ''Purple Orb'' is a key item in [[Dragon Quest III]]. It is one of the [[Six Orbs]] required to hatch [[Ramia]]. It is held by [[Himiko]] in the village of [[Zipangu]].

== Defeating the Orochi ==
Himiko is really the [[Orochi]] in disguise. By entering the [[Cave Northeast of Zipangu]] and fighting the Orochio, the heroes cause it to run away wounded into a nearby travel gate. Taking the travel gate, the heroes find themselves in Himiko's chamber in Zipangu. After fighting the Orochi a second time in the chamber, he leaves behind the purple orb.

==Other Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
The '''Purple Orb''' is an important item that must be found at [[Master Rylus]]'s burned down house in [[Farebury]] before the final battle with [[Rhapthorne]].

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
:''A ridiculously rare orb of deep purple. Alchemise it!'' - Dragon Quest IX game description

The '''purple orb''' reappears in Dragon Quest IX as a very exotic alchemy ingredient, used for some of the highest [[Lists_of_alchemy_recipes_in_Dragon_Quest_IX|alchemy recipes]]. It is a rare drop from [[Dhoulmagus]], [[Rhapthorne]], and (at certain level ranges) [[Nokturnus]] legacy bosses.

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[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII items]]
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Plain clothes

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[[Image:DVIIIPlainClothes.png|border|right|160px]]
[[File:Clothes.JPG|thumb|182px|right|Clothes]]
'''Plain Clothes''' (or just '''clothes''') are a common armor in every installment of the [[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]] franchise. Made of thick cloth, they don't really protect you too much from the enemy. Even so, it's better than nothing and it does lessen the damage inflicted by the enemy a little bit.

==Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest]]===
You can buy them at [[Tantegel]]/Brecconary for 20 G. The wearer gains +2 defense. Due to text restrictions in the [[Game Boy]] Color remake of Dragon Quest, Clothes was renamed to Cloth with a picture of armor besides it.

===[[Dragon Quest II]]===
The Plain clothes have a defense bonus of +2 and can be sold for 23 [[gold]] coins. The [[Princess of Moonbrooke]] joins the party with them equipped.

===[[Dragon Quest III]]===
[[Image:DQIIIPlainClothes.png|right|thumb|200px|Male mage wearing the plain clothes]]
The plain clothes have a defense bonus of +4. They can be worn by all classes. Any character created through Patty's party planner will come with it equipped.

===[[Dragon Quest IV]]===
The plain clothes have a defense bonus of +4. They can be bought for 10 gold in [[Zalenagrad]] and sold for 7 gold. All party members can equip them.

===[[Dragon Quest V]]===
The plain clothes have a defense bonus of +4. They can be bought for 30 gold and all party members can equip them.

===[[Dragon Quest VI]]===
The plain clothes can be equipped by all party members except for slime allies ([[Goowain]] is an exception). They have a defence bonus of +4 and a style bonus of +2. They cannot be bought, but they can be sold for 22 gold. The [[Hero (Dragon Quest VI)|Hero]] is equipped with them at the start of the game and [[Gustodian|Gustodians]] can drop them.

===[[Dragon Quest VII]]===
The plain clothes have a defense bonus of +4 and an style bonus of +2. Everyone can wear them. They can be bought for 30 gold and sold for 15 gold.

===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
The plain clothes have a defense bonus of +4. Everyone can wear them. They can be bought in [[Farebury]] for 30 gold and sold for 15 gold. Its in game description is "An unremarkable garment made from cotton."

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
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{{Equipment|footer|buyPrice=30|sellPrice=3
|flavor=A bog-standard bit of kit made of common cloth.
|notes=Buy in [[Angel Falls]].
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Any character created with [[Patty]]'s party planner will start out equipped with these clothes. [[Bodkin archer|Bodkin archers]] drop them commonly.

[[Category:Dragon Quest I armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest II armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest III armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IV armor]]
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Green Orb

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[[Image:GreenOrb.png|border|right|150px]]
The '''Green Orb''' is a key item in [[Dragon Quest III]]. It is one of the [[Six Orbs]] required to hatch [[Ramia]]. It is held by a prisoner in the village of [[Tedanki]].

== Retrieval ==
The orb can only be retrieved at night when Tedanki's villagers are visible. It is held by a prisoner within a cell in the northern part of town. The prisoner is only accessible via the [[Final Key]]. During the day, the cell can be entered without the key and a note can be read near a corpse which hints that the prisoner has the orb.

==Other Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
The '''Green Orb''' is an important item that must be found by [[Dominico]]'s residence in [[Arcadia]] before the final battle with [[Rhapthorne]].

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
:''A ridiculously rare orb of verdant green. Alchemise it!'' - Dragon Quest IX game description

The '''green orb''' reappears in Dragon Quest IX as a very exotic alchemy ingredient, used for some of the highest [[Lists_of_alchemy_recipes_in_Dragon_Quest_IX|alchemy recipes]]. It is a rare drop from [[Psaro]], [[Estark]], and (at certain level ranges) [[Nokturnus]] legacy bosses.

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[[Category:Dragon Quest III items]]
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Mt. Ulzuun

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{{LocationInfobox
|game = Dragon Quest IX
|type=Region
|image = [[File:MtUlzuun.PNG|200px]]
|caption = In game map of Mt. Ulzuun
|title = Mt. Ulzuun
|japanese=カスチイチイ山
|romanji=Mt. Kaschichi
}}
'''Mt. Ulzuun''' is a mountain range east of [[Iluugazar Plains]]. The west end is connected with [[Mt. Ulbaruun]]. The mountain range shapes like a Hindu-arabic number "2", and separated the region into 2 parts, the southern part is accessible from [[Iluugazar Plains]], while the northern part from [[Mt. Ulbaruun]]. The northern section has poison puddles the same as those in [[Doomingale Forest]], and similarly, the ruin of a [[Gerzuun|village]] is located here.

==Collectable Resources==
{{LocationItem|header|title=[[Dragon Quest IX]]|subtitle=DS}}
{{LocationItem|entry|item=[[File:DQ9_PlatinumOre.png|32 px]] [[Platinum ore]]|location=South end of north section}}
{{LocationItem|entry|item=[[File:DQ9_MankyMud.png|32 px]] [[Manky mud]]|location=On an island within the poison puddles of north section}}
{{LocationItem|entry|item=[[File:DQ9_FreshWater.png|32 px]] [[Fresh water]]|location=East bank of the southern opening}}
{{LocationItem|entry|item=[[File:DQ9_Wakerobin.png|32 px]] [[Wakerobin]]|location=East side of southern section}}
{{LocationItem|footer}}

==Monsters in the Area==
{{EnemyList|header|includeDrops|title=[[Dragon Quest IX]]|subtitle=DS}}
{{9E|117}}
{{9E|118}}
{{9E|119}}
{{9E|124}}
{{EnemyList|footer}}

==Other notable attributes==
{{LocationAttr|poison}}

{{DQIX}}
[[Category:Locations]]
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Lonely Plains

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{{LocationInfobox
|game = [[Dragon Quest IX]]
|type=Region
|image = [[File:Lonely Plains.PNG|200px]]
|caption = In game map of Lonely Plains
|title = Lonely Plains
|japanese=ビタリへいげん
|romanji=Bitterly Plains
}}
'''Lonely Plains''' is the plain east of [[Bloomingdale]] and south of [[Dourbridge]]. The north-northeast is [[Heights of Loneliness]].

Recipe found in Lonely Plain cottage: [[Staff of Sentencing|Staff of sentencing]], [[Staff of divine wrath]], [[Pillar of strength]], [[Sacred claws|sacred claws]], [[Foehn fan]] and [[Gale force fan]].

==Monsters in the Area==
{{EnemyList|header|includeDrops|title=[[Dragon Quest IX]]|subtitle=DS}}
{{9E|068}}
{{9E|069}}
{{9E|070}}
{{9E|071}}
{{9E|072}}
{{9E|074}}
{{EnemyList|footer}}

{{DQIX}}
[[Category:Locations]]
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List of skills for Hero (DQVIII)

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===Skills===
===Swords===
{| cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" border="1" style="background:#f9f9f9;"
! style="background:#a0c6e3;" | '''Title'''
! style="background:#a0c6e3; width:25pt;" | '''Skill Points'''
! style="background:#a0c6e3; width:25pt;" | '''Ability/Trait'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Basic sword fighting techinques'''
| align="center" | 4
| align="center" | '''+5 attack power with swords'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Proficient Swordsman'''
| align="center" | 9
| align="center" | '''[[Dragon Slash]]'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Renowned Swordsman'''
| align="center" | 15
| align="center" | '''Flame Slash'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Expert Swordsman'''
| align="center" | 22
| align="center" | +10 attack power with swords
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Supreme Swordsman'''
| align="center" | 30
| align="center" | '''[[Metal Slash]]'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Ace of the Sword'''
| align="center" | 40
| align="center" | '''Increases critical hit chance with swords'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Master of the Sword'''
| align="center" | 52
| align="center" | '''[[Falcon Slash]]'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Star of the Sword'''
| align="center" | 66
| align="center" | '''+25 attack power with swords'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Sword of Legend'''
| align="center" | 82
| align="center" | '''[[Miracle Slash]]'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''God of the Sword'''
| align="center" | 100
| align="center" | '''[[Gigaslash]]/[[Gigagash|Gigigash]]'''
|}

===Spear===
{| cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" border="1" style="background:#f9f9f9;"
! style="background:#a0c6e3;" | '''Title'''
! style="background:#a0c6e3; width:25pt;" | '''Skill Points'''
! style="background:#a0c6e3; width:25pt;" | '''Ability/Trait'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Basic spear fighting techinques'''
| align="center" | 3
| align="center" | '''+5 attack power with spears'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Proficient Spearman'''
| align="center" | 7
| align="center" | '''[[Mercurial Thrust]]''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Expert Spearman'''
| align="center" | 12
| align="center" | '''[[Thunder Thrust]]'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Master Spearman'''
| align="center" | 18
| align="center" | '''+10 attack power with spears'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Famed Lancer'''
| align="center" | 25
| align="center" | '''[[Multithrust]]'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Legendary Lancer'''
| align="center" | 34
| align="center" | '''Increases critical hit chance with spears'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Star Lancer'''
| align="center" | 45
| align="center" | '''[[Clean Sweep]]'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Grand Lancer'''
| align="center" | 59
| align="center" | [[Lightning Thrust]]
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Heavenly Lancer'''
| align="center" | 72
| align="center" | +25 attack power with spears
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Almight Lancer'''
| align="center" | 100
| align="center" | '''[[Lightning Storm]]'''
|}

===Boomerang===
{| cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" border="1" style="background:#f9f9f9;"
! style="background:#a0c6e3;" | '''Title'''
! style="background:#a0c6e3; width:25pt;" | '''Skill Points'''
! style="background:#a0c6e3; width:25pt;" | '''Ability/Trait'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Basic spear fighting techinques'''
| align="center" | 3
| align="center" | '''[[Cross Cutter Throw]]'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Proficient Spearman'''
| align="center" | 7
| align="center" | '''+5 attack power with boomerang'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Expert Spearman'''
| align="center" | 18
| align="center" | '''[[Power Throw]]'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Master Spearman'''
| align="center" | 25
| align="center" | '''+10 attack power with boomerang'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Famed Lancer'''
| align="center" | 32
| align="center" | '''[[Firebird Throw]]'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Legendary Lancer'''
| align="center" | 40
| align="center" | '''+15 attack power with a boomerang'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Star Lancer'''
| align="center" | 52
| align="center" | '''[[Super Throw]]'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Grand Lancer'''
| align="center" | 66
| align="center" | '''+20 attack power with a boomerang'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''Boomeranger'''
| align="center" | 82
| align="center" | '''[[Starburst Throw]]'''
|-
| style="background:#e7f3e8;" | '''King boomeranger'''
| align="center" | 100
| align="center" | '''[[Gigathrow]]'''
|}

{{DQVIII}}
[[Category:Lists]]
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Key

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[[File:Dq1_key.JPG|thumb|184px|right|Key]]
'''Keys''' are a recurring feature of the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series. Keys appear in all main-series games and most spinoff games. From time to time over the course of a ''Dragon Quest'' game, the player will encounter locked doors that can only be opened with the correct key. Usually, one key can open all the associated doors of its type, though in some games they are one-use items and other keys must be found or purchased to use that type of key again. Typically the player will find higher- and higher-level keys throughout the course of the game, with higher-level keys working on all levels lower as well, making old keys obsolete. Eventually, the party will find a "Magic Key" or "Master Key" capable of opening all doors everywhere.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:DW2_Door_GoldenKey.png|Dragon Warrior II Golden Key Door
Image:DW2_Door_JailorsKey.png|Dragon Warrior II Jailors Key Door
Image:DW3_Door_FinalKey.png|Dragon Warrior III Final Key Door
Image:DW4_Door.png|Dragon Warrior IV Door
Image:DW4_Door_FinalKey.png|Dragon Warrior IV Final Key Door
Image:DQ4_Door.png|Dragon Quest IV Door
Image:DQ4_Door_ThiefsKey.png|Dragon Quest IV Thiefs Key Door
Image:DQ4_Door_MagicKey.png|Dragon Quest IV Magic Key Door
Image:DQ4_Door_UltimateKey.png|Dragon Quest IV Final Key Door
Image:DW2GBC_Door_GoldKey.png|Dragon Warrior II GBC Golden Key Door
Image:DW2GBC_Door_JailKey.png|Dragon Warrior II GBC Jail Key Door
Image:DW2GBC_Door_WatergateKey.png|Dragon Warrior II GBC Watergate Key Door
Image:DW3GBC_Door.png|Dragon Warrior III GBC Door
</gallery>

==References==
{{Wikia}}

[[Category:Items]]
[[Category:Recurring elements]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest I items]]

Ability List

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{{Incomplete}}
''Note: This list is not yet complete. While most of the spells found in Dragon Quest are included below, a few remain to be added to this list, including their English localization names.''

This is a '''Abilities List''' for the various non-magical abilities appearing in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' games. For more detail on any given ability, please refer to its applicable page.

*Enix localization = ''[[Dragon Warrior VII]]'' and the Monsters series on Game Boy, by [[Enix]]
*Fan translations = fan-made translations for ''[[Dragon Quest V]]'' & ''[[Dragon Quest VI|VI]]'' on [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Famicom]]
*Plus Alpha = ''Dragon Quest'' games released under [[Square Enix]], including the [[Nintendo DS]] remakes

==Breath attacks==
{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
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! Original Japanese !! Enix localization !! Fan translation(s) !! [[Plus Alpha]] localization !! Effect
|-
| ひのいき || FireAir || || [[Fire Breath]] || 10+ Flame damage.
|-
| かえんのいき || BlazeAir || || [[Flame Breath]] || 30-40 Flame damage.
|-
| はげしいほのお || Scorching || ViolentFlames || [[Inferno]] || 65-90 Flame damage.
|-
| しゃくねつほのお || WhiteFire || InfernalFlames || [[Scorch]] || 150-170 Flame damage.
|-
| れんごくかえん || HellFlame || || [[Hellfire]] || 200~230 Flame damage.
|-
| つめたいいき || FrigidAir || Cold Breath || [[Cool Breath]] || 10+ Ice damage.
|-
| こおりのいき || IceAir || Ice Breath || [[Chilly Breath]] || 50-60 Ice damage.
|-
| こごえるふぶき || IceStorm || Blizzard Breath || [[Freezing Blizzard]] || 120-140 ice damage.
|-
| かがやくいき || WhiteAir || Crystal Breath || [[C-c-cold Breath]] || 200~230 Ice damage.
|-
| やみのブレス || N/A || N/A || [[Dark Breath]] || Dark damage
|-
| どくのいき || PoisonGas || Poison Breath || [[Poison Breath]] || Inflicts poison status
|-
| もうどくのきり || PoisonAir || Toxic Breath || Venom Mist || Envenomed target loses 6%~10% of max HP per turn
|-
| やけつくいき || PalsyAir || BurningBreath, Stun Breath || [[Burning Breath]] || Inflicts paralysis
|-
| あまいいき || SleepAir || Sweet Breath || [[Sweet Breath]] || Inflicts sleep
|-
|}

==Melee arts==
{| border="1" cellpadding="2"
|+
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! Original Japanese !! Enix localization !! Fan translation(s) !! [[Plus Alpha]]/8-4 localization !! Effect
|-
| こうげき || Attack || Attack || [[Attack]] || Standard melee attack
|-
| こんらんこうげき || Confuhit || || [[Confusion Attack]] || Melee attack with chance to inflict confusion
|-
| まひこうげき || || || [[Paralysis Attack]] || Melee attack with chance to inflict paralysis
|-
| どくこうげき || || || [[Poison Attack]] || Melee attack with chance to inflict poison
|-
| ねむりこうげき || || || [[Sleep Attack]] || Melee attack with chance to inflict sleep
|-
| さみだれけん || RainSlash || Spinning Sword || Multislice || Attacks several times
|-
| さみだれぎり || || || [[Multislash]] || Attacks several times
|-
| 皆殺し || Massacre || Slowness || [[Frenzy]] || Critical hit on a random allied or enemy target
|-
| まじんぎり || EvilSlash || Magiblade || [[Hatchet Man]] || All or nothing critical attack
|-
| 大まじん斬り || || || [[Executioner]] || All or nothing critical attack
|-
| かえんぎり || FireSlash || Flame Slash || [[Flame Slash]] || Adds Sizz damage property to melee attack
|-
| 氷結斬 || Ice Slash || Ice Slash || [[Kacrackle Slash]] || Adds Crack damage property to melee attack
|-
| いなずまぎり || Bolt Slash || Electric Slash || [[Lightning Slash]] || Adds Bang damage property to melee attack
|-
| しんくうぎり || || Discharge || [[Gust Slash]] || Adds Woosh damage property to melee attack
|-
| ドラゴンぎり || Drake Slash || DragonCut || [[Dragon Slash]] || +50% damage vs. dragons
|-
| メタルぎり || MetalCut || MetalCut || [[Metal Slash]] || Always deals at least one point of damage to metal slimes and +50% against machines
|-
| はやぶさ斬り || Falcon Cut || Double Slash || [[Falcon Slash]] || Attacks twice with 0.75% attack power
|-
| ミラクルソード || || || [[Miracle Slash]] || Heals the user with 0.25% of damage given
|-
| ギガスラッシュ || || GigaSlash || [[Gigaslash]] || Heavy damage to one group
|-
| ギガブレイク || || || [[Gigagash]] || Heavy damage to one group. Exact damage varies by game
|-
| しっぷうづき || SquallHit || First Strike || [[Mercurial Thrust]] || Strikes first at 80% power
|-
| 一閃づき || || || [[Thunder Thrust]] || All or nothing critical attack
|-
| 雷光一閃突き || || || [[Lightning Thrust]] || All or nothing critical attack with higher accuracy
|-
| さみだれづき || || || [[Multithrust]] || Hits 3-4 times
|-
| なぎ払い || || || [[Clean Sweep]] (DQ8) [[Party Pooper]] (DQ9) || Attacks one group + stun
|-
| けものづき || || || [[Cattle Prod]] || +50% damage vs. beasts
|-
| ポイズンダガー || || || [[Toxic Dagger]] ||Chance to envenom a foe
|-
| ポイズンソード || || || [[Toxic Sword]] ||Chance to envenom a foe while dealing 25% more damage
|-
| アサシンアタック || || || [[Assassin's Stab]] ||Chance to instantly slay a foe
|-
| ライトニングデス || || || [[Sudden Death]] ||Higher chance to instantly slay a foe
|-
| キラーブーン || || || [[Fly Swat]] || +50% damage vs. bugs
|-
| タナトスハント || || || [[Victimizer]] ||+50% more damage to paralyzed and envenomed foes
|-
| ヒュプノスハント || || || [[Persecutter]] ||+50% damage to sleeping and confused foes
|-
| バンパイアエッジ || || || [[HP Hoover]] ||Restores health by 0.25% of damage dealt
|-
| たいぼく斬 || || || [[Poplar Toppler]] ||+50% damage to plants
|-
| 蒼天魔斬 || || || [[Parallax]] ||+30% damage to one foe with a chance of paralysis
|-
| かぶと割り || || || [[Helm Splitter]] ||Chance to lower a foe's defence by 50%
|-
| オノむそう || || || [[Axes of Evil]] ||Attacks a group of foes with descending damage
|-
| 烈風獣神斬 || || || [[Typhoeus' Maul]] ||Double damage dealt to beasts, +50% to everything else
|-
| 森羅万象斬 || || || [[Whopper Chop]] ||180~220 base damage with 50% chance of a critical hit
|-
| ハートブレイク || || || [[Heart Breaker]] ||30% chance to stun a foe for one turn
|-
| ゴールドハンマー || || || [[Penny Pincher]] ||Steals an extra 10% gold from an enemy
|-
| ラストバッター || || || [[Bagsy Last]] ||User goes last and deals 30% more damage
|-
| ドラムクラッシュ || || || [[Monster Masher]] ||+50% damage to material monsters
|-
| マインドブレイク || || || [[Mind Breaker]] ||Higher chance to stun a foe, also deals +25% damage
|-
| ランドインパクト || || || [[Crackerwhack]] ||160~190 Soil damage to all enemies
|-
| ビッグバン || || BigBang || [[Big Banga]] ||Damage variable and attribute depend on game
|-
| ゴールドラッシュ || || || [[Gold Rush]] ||Steals an extra 20% gold from one foe and deals +25% damage
|-
| デビルクラッシュ || || || [[Devil Crusher]] ||Double damage dealt to material monsters, +50% to demons, and +10% to everything else
|-
| ぬすっと斬り || || || [[Steal Sickle]] ||1/1000 chance to steal from a foe
|-
| 死神のかま || || || [[Grim Reaper]] ||Group damaging attack with a chance to instantly slay foes
|-
| 大どろぼうのかま || || || [[Stainless Steal Sickle]] ||1/100 chance to steal from a foe
|-
| 冥王のかま || || || [[Grimmer Reaper]] ||Group damage attack with a higher chance to slay foes
|-
| おうぎのまい || || || [[Fan Dango]] || Hits 3-4 times at 0.50% damage
|-
| ラリホーアロー || || || [[Sandman's Arrow]] || attack 1 enemy + sleep
|-
| 妖精の矢 || || || [[Cherub's Arrow]] || attack 1 enemy + MP recovery
|-
| 精霊の矢 || || || [[Seraph's Arrow]] || attack 1 enemy + MP recovery
|-
| ニードルショット || || || [[Needle Shot]] || 1 damage; 13% chance to kill instantly
|-
| ニードルラッシュ || || || Needle Rain || Hits 3-4 times for 1 damage; 13% chance to kill instantly
|-
| シャイニングボウ || || || [[Shining Shot]] || 145~155 Light damage to all foes
|-
| マジックアロー || || || [[Conjury Conductor]] || Attack with a 50% chance to lower magical resistance
|-
| バードシュート || || || [[Flutter Disaster]] || +50% damage to birds
|-
| さみだれうち || || || [[Multishot]] (DQ8) [[Rain of Pain]] (DQ9) || Hits 3-4 times at 0.50% damage
|-
| 天使の矢 || || || [[Hallowed Arrow]] || Restores MP by 1/8th of damage dealt
|-
| クロスカッター || || || [[Crosscutter Throw]] ||Attacks first enemy twice
|-
| パワフルスロー || || || [[Power Throw]] ||Damage does not decrease with each enemy struck
|-
| 超パワフルスロー || || || Super Throw ||Damage does not decrease with each enemy struck
|-
| シャインスコール || || || [[Starburst Throw]] ||95~115 Light damage to all foes
|-
| バーニングバード || || || [[Firebird Throw]] ||Strikes up to seven times at 0.30% with Frizz-type damage
|-
| ギガスロー || || || [[Gigathrow]] ||Up to 375 Zap damage to one foe
|-
| スライムブロウ || || || [[Ooze Bruiser]] ||+50% damage vs slimes
|-
| メタルウィング || || || [[Metalicker]] || Always deals at least one point of damage on metal slimes
|-
| らせん打ち || || || [[Hypnowhip]] ||
|-
| しばり打ち || || || [[Trammel Lash]] ||
|-
| ねむり打ち || || || [[Hit the Hay]] ||
|-
| しびれ打ち || || || [[Whiplash]] || Attack + paralysis
|-
| 愛のムチ || || || [[Lashings of Love]] ||
|-
| 双竜打ち || || || [[Twin Dragon Lash]] ||
|-
| レディウィップ || || || [[Lady's Thong]] ||
|-
| クィーンウィップ || || || [[Queen's Thong]] ||
|-
| ヒールウィップ || || || [[Schadenfreude]] ||
|-
| 地這い大蛇 || || || [[Serpent's Bite]] ||
|-
| 足払い || LegSweep || SweepKick || [[Leg Sweep]] ||
|-
| 回し蹴り || RoundHouse || Spin Kick || [[Roundhouse Kick]] ||
|-
| とび膝蹴り || JumpKick || Jump Kick || [[Flying Knee]] || 150% damage to flying foes
|-
| 石つぶて || CragThrow || RockThrow || [[Stone's Throw]] ||
|-
| かまいたち || WindBeast || Wind Slash || [[Wind Sickles]] ||
|-
| せいけんづき || Punch || Spirit Punch || [[Knuckle Sandwich]] ||
|-
| しんくうは || Vacuum || Vacuum Blade || [[Thin Air]] ||
|-
| ムーンサルト || BackFlip || MoonSalt || [[Harvest Moon]] || Cartwheels into enemies. 3x damage to one foe, 2x damage to two foes, etc.
|-
| ミラクルムーン || || || [[Miracle Moon]] || Cartwheels into enemies; recovers HP
|-
| 岩石おとし || || Rockslide || [[Boulder Toss]] || Throws a large boulder at enemies.
|-
| ばくれつけん || QuadHits || SwordLine || [[Multifists]] || Hits 3-4 times
|-
| || || || [[Morale Masher]] || Melee attack that cuts enemy tension
|-
| たいあたり || Ram Attack || ThrowSelf || [[Body Slam]] || Reduces HP of target and user by 80%
|-
| とうこん討ち || || || [[Clap Trap]] ||+25% damage to one foe
|-
| もろば斬り || 2EdgeHit || || [[Double-Edged Slash]] ||+50% damage to one foe. User takes 20% of damage dealt
|-
| 無心こうげき || || || [[Blind Man's Biff]] ||+50% damage to one random foe
|-
| アルテマソード || Ultrahit | Ultima Sword| || || 500~600 damage to one foe
|-
|}

==Defensive==
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| ぼうぎょ || || || [[Defend]] || Basic command
|-
| 大ぼうぎょ || || Defenses || [[Defending Champion]] ||Reduces damage by 90%
|-
| やいばのぼうぎょ || || || [[Pincushion]] ||
|-
| うけながしのかまえ || || || [[Back Atcha]] ||
|-
| || || || [[Whipping Boy]] ||
|-
| におうだち || Protect || Guardian, Protect || [[Forbearance]] || Shields entire party
|-
| ビッグシールド || || || [[Immense Defense]] || Increases chance of blocking with shield
|-
| ミラーシールド || || || [[Magic Mirror (skill)|Magic Mirror]] || Reflect magic attacks
|-
| といきがえし || || || [[Reverse Cycle]] || Reflects breath attacks
|-
| おいかぜ || || || Backdraft || Reflects breath attacks
|}

==Dances==
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|-
| みかわしきゃく || || Deflect || [[Dodgy Dance]] || Lowers MP
|-
| ふしぎなおどり || Odd Dance || Strange Jig / Strange Dance || [[Weird Dance]] || Lowers MP
|-
| さそうおどり || Lure Dance || Entice Dance || [[Sultry Dance]] || Distracts enemy
|-
| || Boxer Dance || || [[Underpants Dance]] || Distracts group of enemies
|-
| ハッスルダンス || Hustle || || [[Hustle Dance]] || Heals all party members
|-
| メダパニダンス || Panidance || Chaos Dance || [[Fuddle Dance]] || Inflicts confusion
|-
| || Sword Dance || || || Four hits at 75% power
|-
| 死の踊り || K.O Dance || Death Dance || [[Death Dance]] || Kills enemies
|-
| メガザルダンス || Life Dance || GiveLife Dance || [[Kerplunk Dance]] || Sacrifices self to revive allies
|-
| || N/A || N/A || [[Disco Stew]] ||
|-
|}

==Songs==
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| 精霊の歌 || LifeSong || || ||
|-
| たたかいのうた || || || [[Gritty Ditty]] || Increases the parties attack
|}

==Unsorted==
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| いなずま || || Bolt || [[Lightning]] || Lightning damage
|-
| ジゴスパーク ''Jigosupaku'' || HellBlast || GigaSpark || [[Lightning Storm]] || Heavy Lightning damage
|-
| 津波 || Tsunami || Tsunami || [[Tidal Wave]]||30~40 Woosh damage
|-
| マグマ || Magma || Magma || [[Magma Blast]] || 75~85 Flame damage
|-
| じわれ || Tremor || Tremor || [[Fissure]] ||
|-
| ひばしら || || FlameOrb || [[Pyre o' Fire]] ||175~195 Flame damage
|-
| まぶしいひかり || Flash || Dazzle || [[Dazzleflash]] || Blinds opponents
|-
| まばゆいせんこう || || || [[Blinder]] || Attack + blinds opponents
|-
| 回転こうげき || || || [[Roundaclout]] ||
|-
| 魔結界 || || || [[Spooky Aura]] || Reduces magic resistance
|-
| 巴投げ || Suplex || TossFiend || [[Heave-Ho]] || Chance to remove an enemy from battle
|-
| なめまわし || || Spin Lick || [[Tongue Lashing]] || Afflicted suffers goosebumps (skips next turn)
|-
| ひゃくれつなめ || || Dark Lick || [[Tongue Bashing]] || Attempts to reduce one foe's defence to zero
|-
| おたけび || WarCry || Scream || [[War Cry]] || Scares a group of enemies
|-
| 超おたけび || || || [[Raging Roar]] || Scares all enemies
|-
| 投げキッス || || || [[Blow Kiss]] ||
|-
| ぱふぱふ || || || [[Puff-Puff]] || Distract an enemy with feminine curves
|-
| ヒップアタック || || || [[Hip Drop]] ||
|-
| セクシービーム || N/A || N/A || [[Sexy Beam]] ||65~75 damage to one enemy with a chance to confuse
|-
| ピンクタイフーン || N/A || N/A || [[Pink Typhoon]] ||76~84 woosh damage to a group of enemies
|-
| ためる || || || [[Psyche Up]] || Increases tension
|-
| 気合ため || PsycheUp || PowerUp || [[Focus Strength]] || Increases strength for one turn
|-
| 力ため || ChargeUp || WindUp || [[Muster Strength]] || Increases Strength for one turn
|-
| ツッコミ || Mineuchi || || [[Sobering Slap]] || Removes confusion and sleep from one ally
|-
|}

==See Also==
* [[Spell List]]

[[Category:Lists]]
[[Category:Skills|*]]

Blue Orb

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[[Image:BlueOrb.png|border|right|150px]]
The '''Blue Orb''' is a key item in [[Dragon Quest III]]. It is one of the [[Six Orbs]] required to hatch [[Ramia]]. It is located in a treasure chest within the [[Navel of the Earth]].

==Other Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
The '''Blue Orb''' is an important item that must be found at the top of the [[Tower of Alexandria]] before the final battle with [[Rhapthorne]].

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
:''A ridiculously rare orb of cornflower blue. Alchemise it!'' - Dragon Quest IX game description

The '''blue orb''' reappears in Dragon Quest IX as a very exotic alchemy ingredient, used for some of the highest [[Lists_of_alchemy_recipes_in_Dragon_Quest_IX|alchemy recipes]]. It is a rare drop from [[Nimzo]], [[Orgodemir]], and (at certain level ranges) [[Nokturnus]] legacy bosses.

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Snow dragon

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[[Image:Snowdragon-n.gif]]

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Axolhotl

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:''For the'' [[Dragon Quest IV]] ''monster, see'' [[axolotl]].
'''Axolhotl''' is an enemy in ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''. They are commonly found in [[Bloomingdale]], [[Djust Desert]], [[Protectorate#The Ocean|the Ocean]], and the [[Grotto]].

{{Enemy
|float=
|image=[[Image:|200px]]
|name=Axolhotl
|game=Dragon Quest IX
|console=DS
|hp=92
|mp=8
|attack=90
|defense=100
|agility=83
|experience=360
|gold=104
|droppedItem=[[Iron helmet]] (common, 1/32) [[Cautery sword]] (rare, 1/64)
|skills=Flame Slash [[Flame Breath]] [[Whipping Boy]]
|family=Aquatic
|bestiaryNumber=093
|description=Nihilistic, flame-retarded desert warriors that use Flame Slash and Flame Breath, and are experts on selflessness. Their radiantly sun-kissed skin is a real hit with the ladies, but these dedicated swordsmen don't have time for dating.
|locations=[[Bloomingdale]] [[Djust Desert]] [[Protectorate#The Ocean|Ocean]] [[Grotto]]
|}}

==Related monsters==
*[[Wooper trooper]]
*[[Salamarauder]]

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Moonshard

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[[Image:MoonShard.png|right|130px|thumb|Official art of the Moon Shard]]
The ''Moon Shard'' is a key item in [[Dragon Quest II]]. It is located within the [[Tower of the Moon]].

== Usage ==
The Moon Shard is used to remove the [[Shoals | shoals]] blocking the entrance to the [[Sea Cave]]. This is the only use for the shard, so it is safe to remove it from the inventory after opening up the cave.

== References ==
{{Wikia}}

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Squidzilla

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{{Image:Tentacles-n.gif}}

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List of headwear in Dragon Quest IX

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The following is a list of headwear in ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''.

==Helmets==
*[[Iron helmet]]
*[[Steel helmet]]
*[[Gigasteel helmet]]
*[[Slime crown]]
*[[Iron mask]]
*[[Filigree mask]]
*[[Warrior's helm]]
*[[Thinking cap]]
*[[Scholar's circlet]]
*[[Crown of clarity]]
*[[Platinum headgear]]
*[[Mail coif]]
*[[Mythril coif]]
*[[Steely sweatband]]
*[[Dragon Warrior helmet]]
*[[Raging bull helm]]
*[[Hades' helm]]
*[[Great helm]]
*[[Veteran's helm]]
*[[Skull helm]]
*[[Sun crown]]
*[[Apollo's crown]]
*[[Rusty Helm]]
*[[Erdrick's Helm]]
*[[Metal slime helm]]
*[[Liquid metal helm]]
*[[Metal king helm]]
*[[Hallowed helm]]
*[[Blessed helm]]
*[[Wonder helm]]
*[[Heavenly helm]]

==Hats==
*[[Bandana]]
*[[Trailblazing bandana]]
*[[Mercury's bandana]]
*[[Hairband]]
*[[Leather hat]]
*[[Hardwood headwear]]
*[[Silver tiara]]
*[[Golden tiara]]
*[[Turban]]
*[[Feathered cap]]
*[[Fur hood]]
*[[Pointy hat]]
*[[Circlet]]
*[[Gold circlet]]
*[[Star circlet]]
*[[Spellward circlet]]
*[[Bunny ears]]
*[[Cat ears]]
*[[Tricky turban]]
*[[Feather headband]]
*[[Holy hat]]
*[[Hocus hat]]
*[[Musketeer hat]]
*[[Thief's turban]]
*[[Slood]]
*[[Magical hat]]
*[[Mega-magical hat]]
*[[Canny cap]]
*[[Hermetic hat]]
*[[Minerva's mitre]]
*[[Hunters' hat]]
*[[Ear cozy]]
*[[Disturbin' turban]]
*[[Cavalier hat]]
*[[Wizard's hat]]
*[[Witch's hat]]
*[[Mitre]]
*[[Unhappy hat]]
*[[Happy hat]]
*[[Top hat]]
*[[Ravishing ribbon]]
*[[Battler's band]]
*[[Malleable mask]]
*[[Papillion mask]]
*[[Phantom mask]]
*[[Spring breeze hat]]
*[[Summer cloud hat]]
*[[Autumn shower hat]]
*[[Winter sky hat]]

==Headgear==
*[[X-ray specs]]
*[[Silver specs]]
*[[Sharp shades]]
*[[Red afro]]
*[[Brown afro]]
*[[Thug's mug]]
*[[Maid's mop]]
*[[Pumpkin head]]
*[[Proper topper]]
*[[Tip-top topper]]
*[[Silken veil]]
*[[Santa's hat]]
*[[Monarchic moustache]]
*[[Skull cap]]
*[[Swashbuckler's bonnet]]
*[[Alefgard helm]]
*[[Midenhall helm]]
*[[Aliahan headpiece]]
*[[Zenithian helm]]
*[[Gothan turban]]
*[[Somnia hair]]
*[[Estard hood]]
*[[Trodain bandana]]
*[[Cannock helm]]
*[[Moonbroke hood]]
*[[Ragnar's helm]]
*[[Alena's hat]]
*[[Kiryl's kamilavka]]
*[[Borya's bouffant]]
*[[Torneko's cap]]
*[[Maya's mane]]
*[[Meena's mane]]
*[[Bianca's braid]]
*[[Nera's hair]]
*[[Deborah's damasks]]
*[[Carver's hair]]
*[[Milly's hair]]
*[[Ashlynn's hair]]
*[[Kiefer's hair]]
*[[Maribel's hood]]
*[[Trodeface]]
*[[Yangus' titfer]]
*[[Jess' tresses]]
*[[Templar's tresses]]
*[[Morrie's mullet]]
*[[Fleurette's floret]]
*[[Stellar starflower]]
*[[Erinn's headkerchief]]

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[[Category:Equipment]]
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Kingdom of Ascantha

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The vast kingdom far east of [[Maella Abbey]] and far north of [[Pickham Region|Pickham]].

{{DQVIII}}

[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Stubs]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII locations]]{{Wikia}}

Red Orb

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[[Image:RedOrb.png|border|right|150px]]
The ''Red Orb'' is a key item in [[Dragon Quest III]]. It is one of the [[Six Orbs]] required to hatch [[Ramia]]. It is located in a hidden basement outside the [[House of Pirates]].

==Other Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
The '''Red Orb''' is an important item that must be found at [[Marta]]'s cottage before the final battle with [[Rhapthorne]].

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
:''A ridiculously rare orb of richest red. Alchemise it!'' - Dragon Quest IX game description

The '''red orb''' reappears in Dragon Quest IX as a very exotic alchemy ingredient, used for some of the highest [[Lists_of_alchemy_recipes_in_Dragon_Quest_IX|alchemy recipes]]. It is a rare drop from the [[Dragon Lord]], [[Malroth]], and (at lowest levels) [[Nokturnus]] legacy bosses.

{{DQIII}}
{{DQVIII}}
{{DQIX}}

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Red Orb

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[[Image:RedOrb.png|border|right|150px]]
The ''Red Orb'' is a key item in [[Dragon Quest III]]. It is one of the [[Six Orbs]] required to hatch [[Ramia]]. It is located in a hidden basement outside the [[House of Pirates]].

==Other Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
The '''Red Orb''' is an important item that must be found at [[Marta]]'s cottage before the final battle with [[Rhapthorne]].

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
:''A ridiculously rare orb of richest red. Alchemise it!'' - Dragon Quest IX game description

The '''red orb''' reappears in Dragon Quest IX as a very exotic alchemy ingredient, used for some of the highest [[Lists_of_alchemy_recipes_in_Dragon_Quest_IX|alchemy recipes]]. It is a rare drop from the [[Dragon Lord]], [[Malroth]], and (at lowest levels) [[Nokturnus]] legacy bosses.

{{DQIII}}
{{DQVIII}}
{DQIX}}

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Boppin' badger

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{{Monster Infobox
| title=boppin' badger
| image=[[File:Boppinbadger DQIX DS.png]]
| kanji=
| romanji=
| game= [[Dragon Quest IX]]
| firstappear=[[Dragon Quest IX]]
}}
'''Boppin' badger''' is a monster in [[Dragon Quest IX]].

==Characteristics==

==Appearances==
===Main series===
{{Enemy
|float=
|image=[[File:Boppinbadger DQIX DS.png]]
|name=boppin' badger
|game=[[Dragon Quest IX]]
|console=DS
|hp=39
|mp=4
|attack=38
|defense=28
|agility=33
|experience=60
|gold=30
|droppedItem=[[Medicinal herb]] (common, 1/16) [[Magic beast hide]] (rare, 1/32)
|skills=
|spells=
|family=Beast
|bestiaryNumber=023
|locations=[[Eastern Stornway]] [[Zere]]
|description=Badgers with large leaves and the gift of the groove. Their moves are admired by many in the monster world. They'd rather be dancing than doing battle, so they beat their bellies like bongos to try and get travellers tapping their toes too.
|}}

==Related enemies==
* [[badger mager]]
* [[badja]]
* [[bling badger]]

==References==
{{Wikia}}

[[Category:Enemies]]
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[[Category:Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2 Pro enemies]]

List of knife alchemy recipes in Dragon Quest IX

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==Knives==
{| cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="listTable"
! style="background:#00AAFF;"| Name
| Ingredients
| Stats
| Description
| Used by
| Recipe Location
|-
|[[Assasin's dagger]]
|
*[[Deadly nightblade]] (1)
*[[Poison needle]] (1)
*[[Evencloth]] (2)
|
*Attack: 54
|A killer cutter that in the right hands can fell a foe in a single strike.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|thief}}
|'Ooh! Nice knife!' 
Found in bookcase of [[Coffinwell]] Mayor's house
|-
|[[Batterfly knife]]
|
*[[Poison moth knife]] (1)
*[[Coagulant]] (3)
*[[Butterfly wing]] (3)
|
*Attack: 38
|A keen knife that paralyses its prey part of the time.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|thief}}
|'Ooh! Nice knife!' 
Found in bookcase of [[Coffinwell]] Mayor's house
|-
|[[Darting dagger]]
|
*[[Deft dagger]] (1)
*[[Agate of evolution]] (1)
*[[Purple orb]] (1)
|
*Attack: 140
|A legendary knife that imparts unbeatable briskness.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|thief}}
|-
|[[Dashing dagger]]
|
*[[Darting dagger]] (1)
*[[Agate of evolution]] (3)
*[[Purple orb]] (3)
|
*Attack: 148
|A mighty knife that imparts unbeatable briskness.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|thief}}
|-
|[[Deft dagger]]
|
*[[Dashing dagger]] (1)
*[[Reset stone]] (1)
|
*Attack: 132
|A mysterious knife that imparts unbeatable briskness.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|thief}}
|-
|[[Divine dagger]]
|
*[[Bronze knife]] (1)
*[[Holy water]] (3)
|
*Attack: 18
|A bitsy blade bathed in holy light that zealously zaps zombies.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|thief}}
|'Ooh! Nice knife!' 
Found in bookcase of [[Coffinwell]] Mayor's house
|-
|[[Dread dagger]]
|
*[[Batterfly knife]] (1)
*[[Disturbin' turban]] (1)
*[[Butterfly wing]] (5)
|
*Attack: 57
|An unnerving knife that paralyses its prey part of the time.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|thief}}
|-
|[[Falcon knife earring]]
|
*[[Deadly nightblade]] (1)
*[[Slime earrings]] (1)
*[[Agility ring]] (3)
|
*Attack: 1
|A divine earring that delivers a double attack.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|thief}}
|-
|[[Fenrir fang]]
|
*[[Icicle dirk]] (1)
*[[Ice crystal]] (5)
*[[Magic beast horn]] (3)
|
*Attack: 80
|A snowy stabber that emits icicles if used as an item in battle.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|thief}}
|-
|[[Flame tang]]
|
*[[Gladius]] (1)
*[[Sunstone]] (1)
*[[Crimson coral]] (3)
|
*Attack: 122
|A fiery dagger for a triumphant trouper.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|thief}}
|-
|[[Gladius]]
|
*[[Flame tang]] (1)
*[[Reset stone]] (1)
|
*Attack: 102
|A famed dagger for a heralded hero.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|thief}}
|-
|[[Icicle dirk]]
|
*[[Divine dagger]] (1)
*[[Ice crystal]] (3)
*[[Edged boomerang]] (1)
|
*Attack: 62
|A nippy knife that emits icicles if used as an item in battle.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|thief}}
|-
|[[Poison moth knife]]
|
*[[Divine dagger]] (1)
*[[Coagulant]] (2)
*[[Manky mud]] (1)
|
*Attack: 24
|A knife that's known to paralyse its prey part of the time.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|thief}}
|'Ooh! Nice knife!' 
Found in bookcase of [[Coffinwell]] Mayor's house
|-
|[[Poison needle]]
|
*[[Magic beast horn]] (1)
*[[Manky mud]] (3)
|
*Attack: 1
|A prickly pin that can fell a foe with a single stab if correctly aimed.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|thief}}
|'Ooh! Nice knife!' 
Found in bookcase of [[Coffinwell]] Mayor's house
|-
|[[Soul breaker]]
|
*[[Sword breaker]] (1)
*[[Life bracer]] (1)
*[[Spirit bracer]] (1)
|
*Attack: 87
|A sinister serrated blade that weakens enemies' weapons.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|thief}}
|}

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Hero (Dragon Quest IX)

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{{Character
|Name=Hero
|Game=Dragon Quest IX
|Image=[[File:Dq9-main-player-male.jpg|250px]]
|Sprite=
|Japanese name=ヒーロ
|Roumaji=Hiiro
|Title= Sentinel of the Starry Skies
|Class=Chosen by the player
|Race=Celestrian (Later Human)
|Age=
|}}

The '''Hero''' of ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]'' is a male or female Celestrian that fell to earth after a calamity struck their home, the Celestrian Observatory. Prior to this accident, the player's mission was to collect benevolessences (star auras in the Japanese version) in his/her assigned village, [[Angel Falls]]. Benevolessences are used to power the Yggdrasil tree that grows at the zenith of the Observatory. The Celestrians are trying to get into the Realms of the Almighty, and powering the World Tree is the only way. After giving the tree five benevolessences, which causes the tree to bear fyggs of incredible magical power, a disaster occurs which sends the fyggs and the hero scatters away. When the hero awakens in Angel Falls, they find that they've lost their wings and halo...

==Appearance==
A unique feature of ''Dragon Quest IX'' is that the player's character is completely customizable. The player chooses gender, height, shade of skin, hair style, hair color, eyes, eye color, and name. The player also designs their party, so it is possible to make all party members look the same.

The Hero, along with the other Heroes of the series, is playable in ''Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road II Legend''. In that game, the Hero is depicted as the brown-haired boy seen in official illustrations.

==Vocation and Skills==
The Hero and Heroine always starts out as a Minstrel, being awarded the title after the inhabitants of Angel Falls confuse his/her Celestrian clothing for that of a wandering entertainer. Players do posses a few unique skills, however: they receive the "Egg On" skill after a scene at the Quester's Rest from Patty early in the game, and will learn the [[Zoom]] spell after returning to the Celestrian Observatory aboard the [[Starflight Express]]. Very soon after the returning from the Observatory back to the Protectorate, the hero shall be able to change his/her vocation/class after obtaining a fygg from the Tower of Trades.

==Trivia==
*One of the available hairstyles for the male hero is identical to Super Sayian 2 Gohan from ''Dragonball Z''.
:*Another hairstyle for a male is identical to Uub from ''Dragonball Z'', both alluding to series illustrator [[Akira Toriyama]]'s famous manga.
*Another hairstyle for males is similar to Shu, the protagonist of ''Blue Dragon'', another RPG series illustrated by Toriyama.
*One of the hairstyles for female heroes is identical to that of the female [[martial artist]] in ''Dragon Quest III''

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Dq9-angel-main-player-male.jpg|The Male Hero as a [[Celestrian]].
File:DQIXhero.jpg|The Male Hero as a Human.
File:DQ9Heroine.png|The Female Hero as a Celestrian.
File:DQ9Heroine2.png|The Female Hero as a Human.
</gallery>

{{Hero}}
{{DQIX}}

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Hero (Dragon Quest VI)

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{{Character
|Name="Hero"
|Game=''Dragon Quest VI''
|Image=[[Image:Dq6hero2.png|Artwork of the Hero for the DS remake, Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation.]]
|Sprite=[[Image:Dq6 hero-sprite.gif]]
|Japanese name=ヒーロ
|Roumaji=Hiiro
|Title=Village Lad
|Class=Hero
|Race=Human
|Age=16
|}}

The '''Hero''' of ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]'' begins his journey awakening from a strange dream in the village of [[Weaver's Peak]]. He lives there with his sister Tania.

==Story==
{{spoiler|start}}
When the mayor asks him to go to the next town to sell goods in order to buy a crown for the village's upcoming ceremony the Hero gladly accepts and begins the first step of his journey. When he returns to the village the celebration begins. When Tania who is praying to the goddess becomes possessed the Hero is told by the spirit that he must venture out and defeat the demon king [[Murdaw]] and discover his true identity. Later on in the game it is discovered that the Hero is actually the prince of [[Somnia]] of the Real World.

{{spoiler|end}}

==Base Stats==

{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#A3AB47"
| Attribute || Starting Stats || Maximum Stats
|- style="font-weight:normal"
| Level || 1 || 99
|-
| HP || 28 || 800
|-
| MP || 0 || 700
|-
| Strength || 11 || 350
|-
| Agility || 6 || 200
|-
| Resilience || 3 || 210
|-
| Wisdom || 5 || 330
|-
| Style || 5 || 100
|-
| Initial gear ||colspan=2|[[Cypress stick]], [[Plain clothes]]
|}

==Class and Skills==
The Hero only requires one mastered [[Class system (Dragon Quest VI)|class]] to use the Hero class. He also learns several unique skills regardless of class.

{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#9747AB"
| Name || MP || Level || Target || Description
|- style="font-weight:normal"
!bgcolor="#a1a1a1"|Remember*
|0
|1
|
|
|-
!bgcolor="#a1a1a1"|[[Heal]]
|2
|4
|One ally
|Restores at least 30 HP to a single ally.
|-
!bgcolor="#a1a1a1"|[[Peep]]
|1
|6
|One item
|Reveals the nature of the treasure in a chest. Also enables item [[appraisal]].
|-
!bgcolor="#a1a1a1"|[[Sap]]
| 3
| 7
| One enemy
| Reduces the defence of a single enemy.
|-
!bgcolor="#a1a1a1"|[[Zoom]]
| 1
| 8
|Self
|Teleports to a previously visited town
|-
!bgcolor="#a1a1a1"|Remember More*
| 0
| 10
|
|
|-
!bgcolor="#a1a1a1"|Forget*
| 0
| 13
|
|
|-
!bgcolor="#a1a1a1"|Remember All*
| 0
| 18
|
|
|-
!bgcolor="#a1a1a1"|[[Zap]]
| 6
| *
| All enemies
| Calls down lightning on all enemies.
|}
'''Notes:'''
*The memory spells are related to conversations you can record with the x button. They are not present in the DS version.
*Zap is learned through an event in the game.

==Trivia==
*His spiky blue hair is reminiscent of [[Hero's Son (Dragon Quest V)|Nera's son]].
*In a manual of remakes and ''[[Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road|Monster Battle Road]]'', the hero is named Reck (レック/Rekku). In adapted novel of ''Dragon Quest VI'', the hero is named Isa (イザ/Iza in Dream World, イーザ/Īza in Real World); and in manga adaptation, he is named "Botsu" (ボッツ/Bottsu).

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:Dq6-heroa.jpg
Image:Dq6hero.jpg
Image:Dq6hero-b.jpg|<center>Artwork of the Hero from the original Super Famicom release of ''Dragon Quest VI''.</center>
Image:Dq6hero2a.png|<center>Artwork of the Hero for the DS remake, ''[[Dragon Quest VI|Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation]]''.
Image:Dq6hero2b.png|<center>Artwork for ''Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation''.
Image:DQ6Herosofubi.jpg|<center>Hero, from the [[Dragon Quest Sofubi Character]] merchandise series.</center>
</gallery>

{{Hero}}
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[[Category:Dragon Quest VI characters]]
[[Category:Party members]]{{Wikia}}

WarMantis

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[[Image:Warmantis.png]]

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Voodoo warlock

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[[Image:Voodoowarlock-n.gif]]

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Urdus Marshland

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{{LocationInfobox
|game = Dragon Quest IX
|type=Region
|image = [[File:UrdusMarshland.PNG|200px]]
|caption = In game map of Urdus Marshland
|title = Urdus Marshland
|japanese=ヤハーンしつち
|romanji=Yahan Marshland
}}
'''Urdus Marshland''' is the swampy area due south of [[Iluugazar Plains]].

==Collectable Resources==
{{LocationItem|header|title=[[Dragon Quest IX]]|subtitle=DS}}
{{LocationItem|entry|item=[[File:DQ9_EmeraldMoss.png|32 px]] [[Emerald moss]]|location=northwest corner}}
{{LocationItem|entry|item=[[File:DQ9_Narspicious.png|32 px]] [[Narspicious]]|location=east end of southwest isle}}
{{LocationItem|footer}}

==Monsters in the area==
{{EnemyList|header|includeDrops|title=[[Dragon Quest IX]]|subtitle=DS}}
{{9E|104}}
{{9E|105}}
{{9E|106}}
{{9E|107}}
{{9E|108}}
{{9E|109}}
{{9E|110}}
{{9E|111}}
{{EnemyList|footer}}
===Plateau===
'''Note:''' [[List of quests in Dragon Quest IX#Quest #031 - #040|Quest #039]] must be completed to access this elevated area.
{{EnemyList|header|includeDrops|title=[[Dragon Quest IX]]|subtitle=DS}}
{{9E|164}}
{{9E|173}}
{{9E|177}}
{{9E|182}}
{{9E|199}}
{{EnemyList|footer}}

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Jailcat

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==Appearances==
===Main series===
{{VersionTabs|Dragon Quest V|
{{Template:Enemy
|name = Jailcat
|game = Dragon Quest V
|console = DS
|hp = 21
|mp = 6
|attack = 17
|defense = 10
|agility = 11
|experience = 11
|gold = 7
|droppedItem = [[Rags]]
|spells = [[Crack]]
|bestiaryNumber=15
|captureRate=[[Jailcat (Recruit)|1/16]]
|locations=[[Whealbrook]] area Outside [[Uptaten Towers]] [[Fortuna]] area Outside [[Talon Tower]]
}}
The jailcat is a monster exclusive to the DS remake replacing the Baby Sabrecat. It's possible to recruit one shortly after obtaining the [[wagon]] in [[Fortuna]]; the jailcat is somewhat unique being one of the earliest sources of ice magic (which normally isn't available until much later), and can last until the third generation.
==Trvia==
The Baby Sabrecat was probably removed and replaced because it may be confusing to some players of why you are trying to help a Baby sabrecat while other Baby Sabrecats are attacking you.
|VIII|
{{Enemy
|float=
|image=[[Image:Jailcat.png]]
|name=Jailcat
|game=''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''
|console=PS2
|romanji=
|hp=29
|mp=6
|attack=27
|defense=18
|agility=19
|experience=19
|gold=8
|droppedItem=[[Bandana]] (common) [[Plain cheese]] (rare)
|skills=
|spells=
|family=Beast
|bestiaryNumber=23
|description=A feline monster with stripes reminiscent of a jailhouse convict. Strangely popular among cat lovers. Usually quite playful, but capable of casting spells when provoked.
|locations=[[Alexandria Region]]
|}}
}}

===Monsters series===

==Related monsters==
*[[Candy cat]]
*[[Terror tabby]]

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:Jailcat.png
Image:Nature-jailcat.jpg
File:Jailcat1.png
</gallery>

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[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII enemies]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker enemies]]
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Jackal ripper

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The '''Jackal Ripper''' is a enemy in Dragon Quest VI and Dragon Quest VIII.
==Appearances==
===Dragon Quest VI===
{{Enemy
|name = Jackal ripper
|image = [[Image:Muscleanimal.gif]]
|game = ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''
|console = DS
|hp = 544
|mp = 0
|attack = 380
|defense = 113
|agility =123
|experience = 924
|gold = 145
|droppedItem = [[Ferocious fangs]]
|bestiaryNumber=164
|locations=}}

===Dragon Quest VIII===
{{Enemy
|float=
|image=[[Image:Jackal_ripper.png]]
|name=Jackal Ripper
|game=''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''
|console=PS2
|romanji=
|hp=142
|mp=∞
|attack=127
|defense=104
|agility=72
|experience=123
|gold=32
|droppedItem=[[Titan belt]] (common) [[Assassin's dagger]] (rare)
|skills=[[Thin Air]]
|spells=
|family=Beast
|bestiaryNumber=145
|description= Born fighters, these monsters are masters of the Thin Air attack and highly resistant to air-based spells.
|locations=[[Royal Hunting Ground]] [[Arcadia Region]]
|}}

==Related enemies==
*[[Jumping jackal]]

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[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII enemies]]
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Khaalag Coast

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{{LocationInfobox
|game = [[Dragon Quest IX]]
|type=Region
|image = [[File:Khaalag Coast.PNG|200px]]
|caption = In game map of Khaalag Coast
|title = Khaalag Coast
|japanese=ジヤーホジ地方
|romanji=Jiyaahoji Region
}}
'''Khaalag Coast''' is a lengthy coast on the north side of the [[Protectorate]], and due east of [[Gittish Empire]].
==Connection with [[Gittish Empire]]?==
There is a sign by the east side of the coastline that says:

<div style="border:1px solid #846700; background-color:#D8A900; width:28%; text-align:center">
'''West of this stretch of the Khaalag Coast lies the Gittish Empire. Trespassers will be severly punished!'''
</div>
Indicating that it is possible to ''trespass'' into [[Gittish Empire]] three centuries ago (of the in-game time).

==Monsters in the Area==
{{EnemyList|header|includeDrops|title=[[Dragon Quest IX]]|subtitle=DS}}
{{9E|111}}
{{9E|118}}
{{9E|159}}
{{9E|163}}
{{9E|167}}

{{EnemyList|footer}}

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Lonely Coast

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{{LocationInfobox
|game = Dragon Quest IX
|type = Region
|image = [[File:Lonely Coast.PNG|200px]]
|caption = In game map of Lonely Coast
|title = Lonely Coast
|japanese=ビタリかいかん
|romanji=Bitterly Coast
}}
'''Lonely Coast''' is the coast to the east of [[Bloomingdale]]. However, it is only accessible through ship by embarking on the east beach of the region.
===Monsters in the Area===
====Coastal====
{{EnemyList|header|includeDrops|title=[[Dragon Quest IX]]|subtitle=DS}}
{{9E|077}}
{{9E|081}}
{{9E|089}}
{{9E|091}}
{{9E|095}}
{{9E|102}}
{{9E|119}}
{{9E|137}}
{{9E|138}}
{{9E|154}}
{{9E|161}}
{{9E|169}}
{{EnemyList|footer}}

====Plateau====
'''Note:''' [[List of quests in Dragon Quest IX#Quest #031 - #040|Quest #039]] must be completed to access this elevated area.
{{EnemyList|header|includeDrops|title=[[Dragon Quest IX]]|subtitle=DS}}
{{9E|053}}
{{9E|105}}
{{9E|110}}
{{9E|191}}
{{9E|200}}
{{9E|203}}
{{9E|247}}
{{EnemyList|footer}}

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Hermes' hat

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[[Image:DQVIIIHermesHat.png|right|border|160px]]

The '''Hermes' Hat''' (also known as the '''Wind Hat''') is a piece of headwear in the [[Dragon Quest series]]. It casts [[Zoom]] on use.

==Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest V]]===
The Hermes' hat has a defence bonus of +28. They can be bought for 5,000 gold. [[Bianca]], [[Nera]], and the [[Hero's Daughter (Dragon Quest V)|Hero's Daughter]] can equip it.

===[[Dragon Quest VI]]===
The Hermes' hat cannot be bought, but it can be sold for 3,750 gold. It is found in [[Slimopolis]] at Rank H and [[Gustbluster|Gustblusters]] may drop them. It has a defense bonus of +28 and a style bonus of +8. The [[Hero (Dragon Quest VI)|Hero]], [[Milly]], [[Ashlynn]], [[Nevan]], and all slime allies except [[Goowain]] can equip it.

===[[Dragon Quest VII]]===
The wind hat has a defence bonus of +24 and an appearance bonus of +8. It can be worn by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VII)|Hero]], [[Maribel]], [[Gabo]], and [[Melvin]]. It can be sold for 2,500 gold but not bought.

===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
The hermes' hat has a defence bonus of +20. All party members can equip it. It can be sold for 1,400 gold.

Recipe: [[Feathered cap]] + [[Mercury's bandana]]

{{DQV}}
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{{DQVII}}
{{DQVIII}}

[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest V helmets]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VI helmets]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VII helmets]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII helmets]]

Ogre shield

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[[File:DVIIIOgreShield.png|right|border|160px]]
The '''''Ogre Shield''''' is a common shield equipment item in the [[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest series]]. It is typically a mid-level strength shield.
==Appearances==
===Main series===
{{VersionTabs|III||V|The ogre shield has a defence bonus of +48, and protects against fire and ice attacks.|VI||VII||VIII|The ogre shield has a defence bonus of +45 and protects against fire and ice attacks. It can be equiped by Hero and Yangus.|IX|}}

===[[Dragon Quest Swords]]===
====Info====
{{Equipment|header}}
{{Equipment|entry|name=[[Ogre Shield]]|statModified=Durability|statModifier=+6|sellPrice=1900g}}
{{Equipment|footer}}
====Locations====
{{ItemLocation|header}}
{{ItemLocation|entry|location=[[Castle Avalonia]]|info=Sold by traveling merchant (3420g)}}
{{ItemLocation|footer}}
====Equipping characters====
{{CharacterList|header}}
{{CharacterList|entry|character=[[Hero (Dragon Quest Swords)]]}}
{{CharacterList|footer}}

==References==
{{Wikia}}

{{stub}}

[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest III shields]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest V shields]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VI shields]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VII shields]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII shields]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX shields]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest Swords shields]]

Ondor Cliffs

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{{LocationInfobox
|game = Dragon Quest IX
|type=Region
|image = [[File:OndorCliffs.PNG|200px]]
|caption = In game map of Ondor Cliffs
|title = Ondor Cliffs
|japanese=オンゴリのガケ
|romanji=Ongori Cliff
}}

==Monsters in the Area==
===Coast===
{{EnemyList|header|includeDrops|title=[[Dragon Quest IX]]|subtitle=DS}}
{{9E|122}}
{{9E|124}}
{{9E|136}}
{{9E|142}}
{{9E|146}}
{{EnemyList|footer}}
===Cliffs===
'''Note:''' [[List of quests in Dragon Quest IX#Quest #031 - #040|Quest #039]] must be completed to access this elevated area.
{{EnemyList|header|includeDrops|title=[[Dragon Quest IX]]|subtitle=DS}}
{{9E|163}}
{{9E|183}}
{{9E|184}}
{{9E|193}}
{{9E|196}}
{{9E|198}}
{{EnemyList|footer}}

==Collectable Resources==
{{LocationItem|header|title=[[Dragon Quest IX]]|subtitle=DS}}
{{LocationItem|entry|item=[[File:DQ9_Evencloth.png|32 px]] [[Evencloth]]|location=South end of the coastline}}
{{LocationItem|entry|item=[[File:DQ9_Corundum.png|32 px]] [[Corundum]]|location=East end}}
{{LocationItem|entry|item=Party trick: Wallop|location=In the house on the cliff}}
{{LocationItem|entry|item=Recipes: ''''A Hat for All Seasons'''' {{9i|head}} [[Spring breeze hat]], [[Summer cloud hat]], [[Autumn shower hat]], [[Winter sky hat]]| location=In the house on the cliff}}
{{LocationItem|entry|item=Recipe: ''''Orichalum. Ore of Lore'''' {{9i|staff}} [[Orichalcugel]] {{9i|claw}} [[Orichalum claws]] {{9i|hammer}} [[Megaton hammer]], [[Warlord's hammer]] {{9i|shield}} [[Goddess shield]] {{9i|leg}} [[Impregnable leggings]] | location=In the well on the cliff}}
{{LocationItem|footer}}

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King axe

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[[Image:KingsAxe.png|right|border|120px]]

The '''King axe''' is a recurring weapon in the [[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]] franchise.

==Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
The king axe has an attack bonus of +80. It can be bought for 17,000 gold in [[Orkutsk]] and [[Tryan Gully]] and sold for 8,500 gold. Only [[Yangus]] can equip it. Its alchemy recipe is [[Golden axe]] + [[Slime crown]].

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
The King axe can be bought for 16,000 gold in [[Upover]] and sold for 8,000 gold. It has an attack bonus of +78 and a two star rarity. [[Ranger|Rangers]] and [[Gladiator|Gladiators]] can equip it. It can also be created using the alchemy recipe of [[Golden axe]] x 1 + [[Slime crown]] x 1.

===[[Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker]]===
The King axe can be bought for 27,500 gold on [[Domus Island]] and sold for 13,750 gold. It has an attack bonus of +81. Its in game description is "In a word: Axellent."

[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII weapons]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX weapons]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker weapons]]

Leather dress

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[[Image:DVIIILeatherDress.png|border|right|120px]]

The '''Leather Dress''' is a recurring bodice in the [[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]] franchise. It is (usually) exclusively for female characters.

==Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest III]]===
The leather dress has a defence bonus of +15. It can be worn by any class as long as they are female.

===[[Dragon Quest IV]]===
The leather dress has a defence bonus of +14. It can be worn by the female [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|Hero]], [[Alena]], [[Meena]], and [[Maya]]. It can be bought for 250 gold and sold for 187 gold.

===[[Dragon Quest V]]===
The leather dress has a defence bonus of +17. Only female human characters can wear it. It can be bought for 380 gold.

===[[Dragon Quest VI]]===
The leather dress has a defence bonus of +17 and an appearance bonus of +15. It can be bought for 380 gold in [[Port Haven]] and sold for 285 gold. [[Milly]] and [[Ashlynn]] can equip it.

===[[Dragon Quest VII]]===
The leather dress has a defence bonus of +18 and an appearance bonus of +15. Both [[Maribel]] and [[Aira]] can wear it. It can be bought for 680 gold and sold for 450 gold.

===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
The leather dress has a defence bonus of +15. Only [[Jessica]] can wear it. It can be bought for 380 gold in [[Ascantha]] and sold for 190 gold. Its in game description is "A sturdy suit of leather armor made for female adventurers."

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
{{Equipment|header|image=|name=Leather Dress}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Defence|modifier=+6}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Magical Mending|modifier=+3}}
{{Equipment|footer|buyPrice=290|sellPrice=145
|flavor=A surprisingly stylish dress made of hard-wearing animal hide.
|notes=Sold in [[Zere]].}}

[[Category:Dragon Quest III armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IV armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest V armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VI armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VII armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII armor]]
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Iluugazar Plains

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{{LocationInfobox
|game= Dragon Quest IX
|type=Region
|image = [[File:Iluugazar Plains.PNG|200px]]
|caption = In game map of Iluugazar Plains
|title = Iluugazar Plains
|japanese=カルバド大そうげん
|romanji=Kalbado Savannah
}}

'''Iluugazar Plains''' is a savanna due north of [[Urdus Marshland]]. The nomadic town [[Batsureg]] is located here.

==Monsters in the Area==
{{EnemyList|header|includeDrops|title=[[Dragon Quest IX]]|subtitle=DS}}
{{9E|110}}
{{9E|112}}
{{9E|113}}
{{9E|114}}
{{9E|115}}
{{9E|116}}
{{9E|117}}
{{9E|151}}
{{EnemyList|footer}}

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Inferno blade

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The Inferno Blade is a weapon in [[Dragon Quest IX]]. It is essentially an upgraded version of the [[Fire Blade]], boasting an additional +16 [[Attack]], but retains the appearance and use effect of the Fire Blade. It cannot be bought, and must be made using [[Alchemy]]. The Inferno Blade is the most powerful sword (Attack-wise; the [[Über miracle sword]] is close behind, but has a healing effect) that can be obtained until the party acquires a restored [[Erdrick's sword]] or finds a [[Metal slime sword]] in a [[Grotto]].

Desc: A fiery blade that spits forth flames if used as an item in battle.
Attack: 99
Rarity: 2 stars
Recipe: [[Fire blade]] x 1, [[Sunstone]] x 1, [[Rockbomb shard]] x 3
Buy: N/A
Sell: 22000 gold

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Hades' helm

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[[Image:DQVIIIHadesHelm.png|right|border|120px]]

The '''Hades' helm''' is a headgear equipment in the [[Dragon Quest series]]. It is a purple helmet with yellow horn-like protrusions and has a mask of a horribly disfigured face.

==Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest III]]===

===[[Dragon Quest V]]===
The Hades' helm has a defence bonus of +30. It can only be worn by certain monster companions.

===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
The Hades' helm has a defence bonus of +33....but it's [[cursed]]. It can be sold for 4,250 gold. The [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]] and [[Yangus]] can equip it.

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
The Hades' helm can be sold for 4,250 gold. It has a defense bonus of +22 and a two star rarity. It's cursed, so it will not do any good if it is equipped. [[Hell's gatekeeper|Hell's gatekeepers]] drop them commonly and [[Bad karmour|Bad karmours]] drop them rarely. Hades' helms are also found in rank 6 [[grotto]] chests one percent of the time. They can also be made using the alchemy recipe of [[Great helm]] x 1 + [[Malicite]] x 1, but this is not the best idea. [[Warrior]]s, [[Gladiator|Gladiators]], and [[Paladin|Paladins]] can equip it. Its in game description is "A horned hat with a fiendish face that begets misfortune."

[[Category:Dragon Quest III helmets]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest V helmets]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII helmets]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX helmets]]
{{Wikia}}

Hermany

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{{LocationInfobox
|game = Dragon Quest IX
|type=Region
|image = [[File:Hermany.PNG|200px]]
|caption = In game map of Hermany
|title = Hermany
|japanese=アシユバル地方
|romanji=Ashubal Region
}}
'''Hermany''' is a region due south of [[Snowberia]], north of [[Pluvi Isle]], and east of [[Djust Desert]].

==Collectable Resources==
{{LocationItem|header|title=[[Dragon Quest IX]]|subtitle=DS}}
{{LocationItem|entry|item=[[File:DQ9_Slipweed.png|32 px]] [[Slipweed]]|location=west side of the mountain}}
{{LocationItem|entry|item=[[File:DQ9_Thunderball.png|32 px]] [[Thunderball]] |location=eastern island}}
{{LocationItem|entry|item=[[File:DQ9_Seashell.png|32 px]] [[Seashell]] |location=east coast}}
{{LocationItem|footer}}

==Monsters in the Area==
{{EnemyList|header|includeDrops|title=[[Dragon Quest IX]]|subtitle=DS}}
{{9E|103}}
{{9E|104}}
{{9E|105}}
{{9E|106}}
{{EnemyList|footer}}

===Hill===
'''Note:''' [[List of quests in Dragon Quest IX#Quest #031 - #040|Quest #039]] must be completed to access this elevated area.
{{EnemyList|header|includeDrops|title=[[Dragon Quest IX]]|subtitle=DS}}
{{9E|087}}
{{9E|116}}
{{9E|126}}
{{9E|175}}
{{9E|178}}
{{9E|180}}
{{EnemyList|footer}}

==Trivia==
* [[wikipedia:Hermany|Hermany]] is a village located in northeast [[wikipedia:Poland|Poland]].
* It's also possible that Hermany could be a play on Germany, a country in Europe.

{{DQIX}}
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Hela's hammer

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[[Image:Hela's Hammer.png|right|boarder|160px]]
'''Hela's Hammer''' (Originally '''Demon hammer''') is a recurring weapon in the [[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]] franchise. The weapon is designed so that it has poor accuracy, but will always land a critical hit when it does connect with a monster, making it ideal to hunt metal slimes with.

==Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest IV]]===
Hela's hammer has an attack bonus of +40 (+70 in the [[Nintendo|NES]] Version)....but it is [[cursed]]. It's found in the [[Colossus]].

===[[Dragon Quest V]]===
Hela's hammer has an attack bonus of +70, and hits 50% of the time. It can be found in the [[Mantleplace]].

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
Hela's hammer cannot be bought, but it can be sold for 12,700 gold. It has an attack bonus of +142 and a two star rarity. [[Hell's gatekeeper|Hell's gatekeepers]] drops them on rare occasions and they are also found in chests in rank 6 [[Grotto|grottos]] one percent of the time.

[[Category:Dragon Quest IV weapons]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest V weapons]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX weapons]]

Hela's hammer

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[[Image:Hela's Hammer.png|right|boarder|160px]]
'''Hela's Hammer''' (Originally '''Demon hammer''') is a recurring weapon in the [[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]] franchise. The weapon is designed so that it has poor accuracy, but will always land a critical hit when it does connect with a monster, making it ideal to hunt metal slimes with.

==Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest IV]]===
Hela's hammer has an attack bonus of +40 (+70 in the [[Nintendo|NES]] Version)....but it is [[cursed]]. It's found in the [[Colossus]].

===[[Dragon Quest V]]===
Hela's hammer has an attack bonus of +70, and hits 50% of the time. It can be found in the [[Mantleplace]].

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
Hela's hammer cannot be bought, but it can be sold for 12,700 gold. It has an attack bonus of +142 and a two star rarity. [[Hell's gatekeeper|Hell's gatekeepers]] drops them on rare occasions and they are also found in chests in rank 6 [[Grotto|grottos]] one percent of the time.

[[Category:Hammers]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IV weapons]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest V weapons]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX weapons]]

Hairband

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[[Image:DQVIIIHairband.png|right|border|120px]]

The '''Hairband''' is a headgear equipment in the [[Dragon Quest series]].

==Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest IV]]===
The hairband has a defence bonus of +2. It can be worn by [[Alena]], [[Maya]], and [[Meena]].

===[[Dragon Quest V]]===
The hairband has a defence bonus of +7. It can be worn by female characters. It can be bought for 150 gold.

===[[Dragon Quest VI]]===
The hairband can be bought for 150 gold in [[Clearvale]] and sold for 112 gold. It has a defense bonus of +7 and a style bonus of +10. [[Milly]] and [[Ashlynn]] can equip it.

===[[Dragon Quest VII]]===
The hairband has a defense bonus of +4 and an appearance bonus of +10. It can only be equipped by [[Maribel]] and [[Aira]]. One can be found in Maribel's room in [[Fishbel]]. It can be bought for 100 gold and sold for 50 gold.

===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
The hairband has a defence bonus of +5. It can only be worn by [[Jessica]]. It can be bought for 150 gold in [[Peregrin Quay]] and sold for 75 gold.

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
The hairband can be bought in [[Stornway]] for 60 gold and sold for 30 gold. It has a defense bonus of +2, a magical mending bonus of +2, and a one star rarity. Its in game description is "An appealing accessory worn on the head."

[[Category:Dragon Quest IV helmets]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest V helmets]]
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