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Leather whip

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

The '''Leather whip''' is a recurring whip in the [[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]] series.

==Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest VII]]===
The Leather whip has an attack bonus of +25.
===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
The Leather whip has an attack bonus of +6.
===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
{{Equipment|header|image=|name=Leather whip|console=DS}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Attack|modifier=+4}}
{{Equipment|footer|buyPrice=95 gold|sellPrice=48 gold|flavor=A whip made of hide that can hit a whole heap of enemies at once.
}}

===[[Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker]]===
The leather whip has an attack bonus of +2.

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[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII weapons]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX weapons]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker weapons]]
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Über falcon blade

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[[File:UberFalconBlade.png|right|border|120px]]

The '''Über Falcon Blade''' an upgraded version of the [[falcon blade]]. It attacks twice per round.

==Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
The Über falcon blade has an attack bonus of +55.

Recipe: [[Falcon blade]] + [[Meteorite bracer]]

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
{{Equipment|header|name=Über falcon blade|console=DS}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Attack|modifier=+26}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Rarity|modifier=2 stars}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Recipe|modifier=[[Falcon blade]] x 1 + [[Meteorite bracer]] x 1}}
{{Equipment|footer|buyPrice=N/A|sellPrice=16800 gold|flavor=A fiercer form of the falcon blade.}}

The Über Falcon Blade will attack twice with basic attacks, [[Dragon Slash]], and [[Metal Slash]], but will only hit once for [[Miracle Slash]], and will hit four times with [[Falcon Slash]]. Basic attacks with the Über Falcon Blade are also subject to the effects of the Gladiator's Guide scroll, and may hit three times instead of the standard two.

==See also==
*[[Diamond akillics]]
*[[Falcon knife earrings]]
*[[Falcon blade]]

[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII weapons]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX weapons]]
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Gigasteel broadsword

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Desc: A refined steel blade of rip-roaring quality.
Attack: 62
Rarity: 1 star
Recipe: [[Steel broadsword]] x 1, [[Iron ore]] x 2, [[Hephaestus' flame]] x 1
Buy: N/A
Sell: 3450 gold

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Valkyrie sword

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The '''Valkyrie sword''' is a weapon in [[Dragon Quest IX]].

==Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
====Info====
{{Equipment|header|name=Valkyrie sword|console=DS}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Attack|modifier=+64}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Rarity|modifier=1 star}}
{{Equipment|footer|buyPrice= 7,700 gold |sellPrice= 3,850 gold |flavor=A fine-edged blade wielded by famous female fighters.|notes=}}
Note that despite what one might infer from the flavour text, this item is ''not'' restricted to female characters.

====Locations====
{{ItemLocation|header|name=Valkyrie sword|console=DS}}
{{ItemLocation|entry|location= [[Batsureg]] |info= Buy from shop}}
{{ItemLocation|entry|location= [[Wormwood Creek]] |info= Buy from shop}}
{{ItemLocation|entry|location= [[Prime slime]] |info= Common drop (1/64)}}
{{ItemLocation|footer}}

====Equipping characters====
{{CharacterList|header}}
{{CharacterList|entry|character=[[Warrior]]}}
{{CharacterList|entry|character=[[Thief]]}}
{{CharacterList|entry|character=[[Minstrel]]}}
{{CharacterList|entry|character=[[Gladiator]]}}
{{CharacterList|entry|character=[[Armamentalist]]}}
{{CharacterList|footer}}

==Related articles==
* [[Fire blade]]

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Dragon Quest Wiki:About

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The '''Dragon Quest Wiki''' is a collaborative project to compile a collective knowledge of video game series ''[[Dragon Quest]]''. The series is developed by [[Square Enix]] corporation and dates back to 1986. The effort to create a database of knowledge grew out of earlier efforts by Dragon Quest fans on the web; notably the Dragon Warrior Encyclopedia, Wikipedia's Wikiproject Dragon Quest, and other various Dragon Quest fansites.

==Early development==
[[Image:DQDE.png|right|thumb|Original wiki site logo]]
When launched on November 20, 2007, the wiki was originally known as the Dragon Quest Dictionary~Encyclopedia. During this time, the site was primarily administered by [[User:Zenithian|Zenithian]]. Prior to its launch, there were discussions as to what the best method of creating a collaborative database would be. Input was received from the Dragon's Den, Dragon Quest Shrine, and Zenithia.com. It was decided that MediaWiki would be the best software to use due to it being free software and having widespread usage.

==Merging Wikia content==
FlyingRagnar became involved with the Dragon Quest content on Wikia in late 2009. He was promoted to administrator in early spring of 2010. However, management decisions made by Wikia forced him and many of the regular contributors to abandon Wikia.

On October 16, 2010, [[User:FlyingRagnar|FlyingRagnar]] assisted in upgrading and moving the wiki to a new host. This step was the first in combining users and content from the Dragon Quest Wiki hosted by [http://www.wikia.com Wikia]. Using the appropriate Creative Commons license, content from Wikia was added to the existing content of the Dragon Quest Dictionary~Encyclopedia. Subsequently, the name of the wiki was changed to Dragon Quest Wiki as a result of the merge.

==Future goals==
The Dragon Quest Wiki intends to become the best source of Dragon Quest information on the web. Combining textual information, images, and links to video content, the Dragon Quest Wiki will be the place to learn anything and everything about Dragon Quest.

List of weapons in Dragon Quest VIII

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The following is a list of weapons in ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''. Please note that Jessica cannot equip swords until she unlocks the "Equip Swords" (Dagger 30) trait.
Drop Reliance - (R):Rare (N):Normal Currency - T:Casino Tokens tM:Tiny Medal G:Gold

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" class="wikitable sortable"
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Image
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Name
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Attack
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Equip
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Buy / Sell
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Recipies
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Area
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Drop
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Notes
|-
| [[Image:AssassinsDagger.png|50px]]
| [[Assassin's dagger]]
| 37
| [[Jessica]]
| Found / 1250G
| [[Eagle dagger]] + [[Poison needle]]
| Arcadia Region
| [[Anchorman]](R) (1/256), [[Claws]](R) (1/64), [[Jackal ripper]](R) (1/256), [[Jumping jackal]](R)
| Treasure chest on the field
|-
| [[Image:BanditsAxe.png|60px]]
| [[Bandit axe]]
| 55
| [[Yangus]]
| Found / 6500G
| [[Battle axe]] + [[Thief's Key]]
| [[Pickham]]
| NONE
| Give Dodgy Dave in [[Pickham]] a [[Ring of immunity]]
|-
| [[Image:BardicheOfBinding.png|50px]]
| [[Bardiche of binding]]
| 83
| [[Yangus]]
| Reward / 12000G
| NONE
| [[Monster Arena]] - complete Rank B
| NONE
| Bonus 25% damage to demons. 12.5% chance to [[Fizzle]] enemies on hit
|-
| [[Image:BastardSword.png|50px]]
| [[Bastard sword]]
| 61
| [[Hero]], [[Jessica]]
| 8800G / 4400G
| NONE
| Arcadia
| [[Fowlfighter]](R) (1/256), [[Right wing]](R) (1/64)
|
|-
| [[Image:BattleAxe.png|60px]]
| [[Battle axe]]
| 45
| [[Yangus]]
| 4300G / 2150G
| NONE
| [[Argonia]]
| [[Zombie gladiator]](N) (1/64)
|
|-
| [[Image:BattleFork.png|50px]]
| [[Battle fork]]
| 42
| [[Hero]]
| Found / 3300G
| NONE
| [[Argonia]]
| [[Archdemon]](R) (1/256), [[Belial]](R) (1/64)
| Treasure chest on first floor which requires the [[Ultimate Key]]
|-
| [[Image:BlizzardBlade.png|50px]]
| [[Blizzard blade]]
| 90
| [[Hero]], [[Jessica]]
| 21000G / 10500G
| [[Bastard sword]] + [[Cold cheese]] + [[Icicle dirk]]
| [[Tryan Gully]]
| NONE
| Deals bonus [[crack]] damage, half of melee damage dealt before resistances applied.
|-
| [[Image:Boomerang.png|60px]]
| [[Boomerang]]
| 19
| [[Hero]]
| 420G / 210G
| NONE
| [[Alexandria]], Farebury
| [[Spitnik]](N) (1/32), [[Yabby]](N) (1/128)
| Hits all enemies
|-
| [[Image:BronzeKnife.png|50px]]
| [[Bronze knife]]
| 9
| [[Jessica]]
| 150G / 75G
| NONE
| Peregrin Quay
| [[Shadow]](N) (1/32)
|
|-
| [[Image:ChainWhip.png|60px]]
| [[Chain whip]]
| 32
| [[Jessica]]
| 2200G / 1100G
| NONE
| [[Argonia]] Bazaar, [[Neos]]
| [[Mars rover]](R) (1/256), [[Frost wyvine]](R) 1/128)
|
|-
| [[Image:CheironsBow.png|60px]]
| [[Cheiron's bow]]
| 63
| [[Angelo]]
| Found / 4500G
| [[Eros' bow]] + [[Power shield]]
| Rydon's Tower
| NONE
| Tool use: Recovers 30~40 HP for entire party when used in battle
|-
| [[Image:ConquerorsAxe.png|60px]]
| [[Conquerer's axe]]
| 103
| [[Yangus]]
| Found / 7500G
| NONE
| Howlwind Hill
| NONE
|
|-
| [[Image:CopperSword.png|55px]]
| [[Copper sword]]
| 13
| [[Hero]], [[Jessica]]
| 270G / 135G
| [[Bronze knife]] + [[Bronze knife]]
| [[Alexandria]], Farebury
| [[Capsichum]](R) (1/256), [[Demonrider]](N) (1/32), [[Hawk Man]](R) (1/64), [[Jum]](R) (1/64)
|
|-
| [[Image:CypressStick.png|50px]]
| [[Cypress stick]]
| 4
| [[Hero]]
| 10G / 5G
| NONE
| Farebury, Peregrin Quay
| [[Capsichum]](N) (1/64), [[Lump mage]](N) (1/32), [[Mud mannequin]](R) (1/32)
|
|-
| [[Image:Dagger.png|50px]]
| [[Dagger]]
| 18
| [[Jessica]]
| 350G / 175G
| NONE
| [[Ascantha]]
| [[Clockwork cuckoo]](R) (1/64), [[Riptide]](N) (1/32)
|
|-
| [[Image:DemonSpear.png|50px]]
| [[Demon spear]]
| 86
| [[Hero]]
| Crafted / 12500G
| [[Battle fork]] + [[Devil's tail]] + [[Poison needle]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
| Has an 12.5% chance of killing an enemy (excluding bosses) in one hit
|-
| [[Image:DemonWhip.png|60px]]
| [[Demon whip]]
| 72
| [[Jessica]]
| Found / 3500G
| [[Devil's tail]] + [[Scourge whip]]
| Godbird's Eyrie (Dark World)
| [[Hellstalker]](R) (1/128)
| '''CURSED'''
|-
| [[Image:DoubleEdgedSword.png|50px]]
| [[Double-edged sword]]
| 76
| [[Hero]], [[Jessica]]
| Found / 2500G
| [[Devil's tail]] + [[Über double-edge]]
| Princess Minnie's Castle
| NONE
| '''CURSED'''. Deals 25% recoil damage user on successful hit.
|-
| [[Image:Dragonsbane.png|50px]]
| [[Dragonsbane]]
| 72
| [[Hero]], [[Jessica]]
| 11000G / 6000G
| NONE
| [[Orkutsk]], [[Tryan Gully]]
| NONE
| Bonus 30% damage to dragons
|-
| [[Image:DragonSlayer.png|50px]]
| [[Dragon slayer]]
| 83
| [[Hero]], [[Jessica]]
| Crafted / 22500G
| [[Dragonsbane]] + [[Mighty armlet]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
| Bonus 60% extra damage to dragons
|-
| [[Image:DragontailWhip.png|50px]]
| [[Dragontail whip]]
| 47
| [[Jessica]]
| Crafted / 7400G
| [[Dragon scale]] + [[Dragon scale]] + [[Snakeskin whip]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
|
|-
| <small>IMG NEEDED</small>
| [[Dragovian sword]]
| 107
| [[Hero]]
| Reward / N/A
| NONE
| Dragovian Sanctuary
| NONE
| One of the rewards available for defeating the [[Lord of the Dragovians]]; Tool use: 48~80 [[zap]] damage to all enemies.
|-
| <small>IMG NEEDED</small>
| [[Dragovian king sword]]
| 137
| [[Hero]]
| Crafted / N/A
| [[Dragovian sword]] + [[Liquid metal sword]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
| Tool use: 120~200 [[zap]] damage to one enemy group.
|-
| [[Image:DreamBlade.png|50px]]
| [[Dream blade]]
| 43
| [[Hero]], [[Angelo]], [[Jessica]]
| 4700G / 3150G
| NONE
| Desert Chapel, [[Neos]], Peddler's tent
| [[Dark turkey]](R) (1/128)
| Tool use: Casts [[Snooze]] when used as a tool in battle. Puts enemies to sleep on successful hit 12.5% of the time
|-
| [[Image:EagleDagger.png|50px]]
| [[Eagle dagger]]
| 39
| [[Jessica]]
| 3900G / 1950G
| NONE
| [[Savella Cathedral]]
| [[Elysium bird]](N) (1/128), [[Hades condor]](R) (1/64)
|
|-
| [[Image:EdgedBoomerang.png|50px]]
| [[Edged boomerang]]
| 27
| [[Hero]]
| 1360G / 680G
| NONE
| [[Ascantha]], [[Neos]]
| [[Crayzee]](N) (1/64), [[Dark star]](R) (1/128)
| Hits all enemies
|-
| [[Image:ErosBow.png|50px]]
| [[Eros' bow]]
| 45
| [[Angelo]]
| Crafted / 5800G
| [[Garter]] + [[Hunter's bow]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
| 12.5% chance to confuse enemies on successful hit
|-
| [[Image:FalconBlade.png|50px]]
| [[Falcon blade]]
| 37
| [[Hero]], [[Angelo]], [[Jessica]]
| 10,000T / 5000G
| NONE
| Baccarat Casino
| NONE
| Attacks twice per round, 0.75% damage per hit.
|-
| [[Image:FalconKnife.png|50px]]
| [[Falcon knife]]
| 34
| [[Jessica]]
| 7700G / 4400G
| [[Agility ring]] + [[Slime earrings]] + [[Tough guy tattoo]]
| [[Argonia]] Bazaar, [[Orkutsk]]
| NONE
| Attacks twice per round
|-
| [[Image:FallenAngelRapier.png|50px]]
| [[Fallen angel rapier]]
| 61
| [[Angelo]]
| Crafted / 8500G
| [[Devil's tail]] + [[Holy silver rapier]] + [[Wing of bat]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
| 12.5% chance to confuse enemies on successful hit
|-
| [[Image:FarmersScythe.png|50px]]
| [[Farmer's scythe]]
| 28
| [[Yangus]]
| 910G / 460G
| NONE
| Peregrin Quay, Port Prospect
| [[Foul anchor]](R) (1/64), [[Iron rhino]](N) (1/32), [[Iron scorpion]](R) (1/128)
|
|-
| [[Image:FlailOfDestruction.png|60px]]
| [[Flail of destruction]
| 125
| [[Yangus]]
| 110tM / 22500G
| NONE
| Princess Minnie's Castle
| NONE
| Hits all enemies. Give 110 tiny medals to Princess Minnie
|-
| [[Image:FlailOfFury.png|60px]]
| [[Flail of fury]]
| 93
| [[Yangus]]
| Reward / N/A
| NONE
| Red's Den
| NONE
| Hits all enemies. Visit Red after acquiring the 7 orbs
|-
| [[Image:FireBoomerang.png|60px]]
| [[Flametang boomerang]]
| 63
| [[Hero]]
| Found / 7250G
| [[Flame shield]] + [[Swallowtail]]
| [[Argonia]] > Dark Ruins area
| NONE
| Hits all enemies. Treasure chest on the west field of [[Argonia]] accessible by flight
|-
| [[Image:GiantMallet.png|50px]]
| [[Giant mallet]]
| 13
| [[Yangus]]
| 240G / 120G
| NONE
| [[Alexandria]], Farebury
| [[Abominape]](N) (1/32), [[Brownie]](R) (1/64), [[Cyclops]](R) (1/64), [[Gorerilla]](R) (1/64), [[Hammerhood]](R) (1/64), [[Pink pongo]](N) (1/64)
|
|-
| [[Image:GoldenAxe.png|50px]]
| [[Golden axe]]
| 27
| [[Yangus]]
| Crafted / 5000G
| [[Gold nugget]] + [[Iron axe]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
|
|-
| [[Image:GreatBow.png|50px]]
| [[Great bow]]
| 95
| [[Angelo]]
| 28000G / 14000G
| NONE
| [[Tryan Gully]]
| NONE
|
|-
| [[Image:GringhamWhip.png|50px]]
| [[Gringham whip]]
| 127
| [[Jessica]]
| 200,000T / 10000G
| NONE
| [[Baccarat]] Casino
| NONE
| Hits all enemies
|-
| [[Image:HeavyHatchet.png|50px]]
| [[Heavy hatchet]]
| 110
| [[Yangus]]
| 29000G / 15000G
| NONE
| [[Tryan Gully]]
| NONE
|
|-
| [[Image:HellSabre.png|50px]]
| [[Hell sabre]]
| 99
| [[Angelo]]
| Found / 7300G
| NONE
| [[Argonia]] (at night) > Trolls Maze
| NONE
| Locate the house with a mirror that glows at night... and enter the Troll's Maze!
|-
| [[Image:HellScythe.png|50px]]
| [[Hell scythe]]
| 65
| [[Yangus]]
| 9500G / 5000G
| [[Hades' helm]] + [[Poison moth knife]] + [[Steel scythe]]
| Arcadia
| NONE
| 12.5% chance to paralyze enemies on successful hit
|-
| [[Image:HerosSpear.png|50px]]
| [[Hero spear]]
| 100
| [[Hero]]
| Reward / 15000G
| NONE
| [[Monster Arena]] - complete Rank A
| NONE
| Recovers HP by about 1/4th of the damage done to the enemy
|-
| [[Image:HolyLance.png|50px]]
| [[Holy lance]]
| 39
| [[Hero]]
| 2700G / 1350G
| [[Gold rosary]] + [[Long spear]]
| [[Pickham]]
| [[Bone baron]](R) (1/128), [[Grim rider]](N) (1/64)
|
|-
| [[Image:HolySilverRapier.png|50px]]
| [[Holy silver rapier]]
| 54
| [[Angelo]]
| 6600G / 3300G
| [[Holy talisman]] + [[Templar's sword]]
| [[Neos]], [[Savella Cathedral]]
| NONE
|
|-
| [[Image:HuntersBow.png|50px]]
| [[Hunter's bow]]
| 30
| [[Angelo]]
| 1700G / 850G
| NONE
| [[Pickham]]
| [[Bodkin fletcher]](R) (1/64), [[Hunter mech]](N) (1/64)
|
|-
| [[Image:IcicleDirk.png|50px]]
| [[Icicle dirk]]
| 52
| [[Jessica]]
| Found / 4000G
| NONE
| [[Black Citadel]], Herb grotto
| NONE
| Tool use: Casts [[Crackle]] when used in battle. Inflicts [[crack]] damage on hit, half of melee damage before resistances apply.
|-
| [[Image:ImpKnife.png|50px]]
| [[Imp knife]]
| 52
| [[Jessica]]
| Crafted / 2250G
| [[Assassin's dagger]] + [[Devil's tail]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
| 12.5% chance to steal MP from enemy on hit
|-
| [[Image:IronAxe.png|50px]]
| [[Iron axe]]
| 38
| [[Yangus]]
| 2600G / 1300G
| [[Farmer's scythe]] + [[Farmer's scythe]]
| [[Pickham]]
| [[Berserker]](R) (1/64), [[Hoodlum]](R) (1/64), [[Tyrantosaurus]](R)(1/64)
|
|-
| [[Image:IronLance.png|50px]]
| [[Iron lance]]
| 24
| [[Hero]]
| 750G / 375G
| [[Cypress stick]] + [[Dagger]]
| Peregrin Quay, Port Prospect
| [[Foul anchor]](N) (1/32), [[Octavian pirate]](R) (1/128), [[Orc]](R) (1/64), [[Scorpion]](R) (1/128)
|
|-
| [[Image:KingsAxe.png|50px]]
| [[King axe]]
| 80
| [[Yangus]]
| 17000G / 8500G
| [[Golden axe]] + [[Slime crown]]
| [[Orkutsk]], [[Tryan Gully]]
| NONE
|
|-
| [[Image:LeatherWhip.png|50px]]
| [[Leather whip]]
| 6
| [[Jessica]]
| Found / 85G
| [[Devil's tail]] + [[Saint's ashes]]
| [[Pickham]] Area
| [[King squid]](N) (1/32), [[Terror tabby]](N) (1/16)
| '''Jessica starts with this equipped'''. Treasure chest on the field
|-
| [[Image:LightningStaff.png|50px]]
| [[Lightning staff]]
| 24
| [[Angelo]], [[Jessica]]
| Found / 2300G
| NONE
| [[Argonia]] Area
| NONE
| Tool use: Casts [[Sizzle]] when used as a tool in battle {on a chosen group of enemies}. Treasure chest on the western field
|-
| [[Image:LiquidMetalSword.png|50px]]
| [[Liquid metal sword]]
| 118
| [[Hero]], [[Angelo]], [[Jessica]]
| Crafted / 5000G
| [[Orichalcum]] + [[Rusty old sword]] + [[Slime crown]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
| Can cause 2HP of damage to metal slime enemies.
|-
| [[Image:LongSpear.png|50px]]
| [[Long spear]]
| 30
| [[Hero]]
| 1700G / 850G
| [[Cypress stick]] + [[Cypress stick]] + [[Iron lance]]
| Simpleton
| [[Orc king]](R) (1/64), [[Octavian sentry]](R) (1/128)
|
|-
| [[Image:MagicalMace.png|50px]]
| [[Magical mace]]
| 79
| [[Angelo]], [[Jessica]]
| 9000G / 4500G
| NONE
| Dark Empycchu, Empycchu
| NONE
| 25% to steal MP from enemy upon successful hit.
|-
| [[Image:MagmaStaff.png|50px]]
| [[Magma staff]]
| 28
| [[Angelo]], [[Jessica]]
| Crafted / 2500G
| [[Rockbomb Shard]] + [[Wizard's staff]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
| Tool use: Casts [[Bang]] when used as a tool in battle
|-
| [[Image:MegatonHammer.png|50px]]
| [[Megaton hammer]]
| 108
| [[Yangus]]
| Crafted / 55500G
| [[Conquerer's axe]] + [[Orichalcum]] + [[Über war hammer]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
| 14% to a critical hit, stacks with innate crit bonus in skill tree. ''If you want this hammer you will have to sacrifice the best axe in the game, and once you do there is no way to get the axe back.''
|-
| [[Image:MercurysRapier.png|50px]]
| [[Mercury's rapier]]
| 78
| [[Angelo]]
| 10500G / 5100G
| [[Fallen angel rapier]] + [[Mercury's bandana]] + [[Mercury's bandana]]
| Dark Empycchu, Empycchu
| NONE
| Increased agility by 20AP when equipped
|-
| [[Image:MetalKingSpear.png|50px]]
| [[Metal king spear]]
| 120
| [[Hero]]
| Found / 24000G
| NONE
| Dragovian Path
| NONE
| Treasure chest on the path, guarantees damage to metal slimes.
|-
| [[Image:MetalWingedBoomerang.png|50px]]
| [[Metal wing boomerang]]
| 90
| [[Hero]]
| Crafted / 36000G
| [[Metal king spear]] + [[Razor wing boomerang]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
| Usually only 1HP of damage is caused on metal enemies. However, on occasion it will cause 2HP on the first hit. ''If you want this boomerang you will have to sacrifice the best spear in the game, and once you do there is no way to get the spear back.''
|-
| [[Image:MiracleSword.png|50px]]
| [[Miracle sword]]
| 80
| [[Hero]], [[Jessica]]
| 68tM / 1000G
| NONE
| Princess Minnie's Castle
| NONE
| Recovers HP by about 1/4th of the damage done to the enemy. Give 68 tiny medals to Princess Minnie
|-
| [[Image:MoonAxe.png|50px]]
| [[Moon axe]]
| 60
| [[Yangus]]
| Found / 11000G
| [[Golden axe]] + [[Moon's mercy]]
| [[Argonia]]
| NONE
| Treasure chest on first floor which requires the [[Ultimate Key]]
|-
| [[Image:OakenClub.png|50px]]
| [[Oaken club]]
| 7
| [[Yangus]]
| 110G / 55G
| NONE
| [[Alexandria]], Farebury
| [[Hammerhood]](N) (1/128), [[Khalamari kid]](R) (1/32), [[Mischievous mole]](R) (1/32)
| '''Yangus starts with this equipped.'''
|-
| [[Image:OdinsBow.png|50px]]
| [[Odin's bow]]
| 125
| [[Angelo]]
| Crafted / 48000G
| [[Cheiron's bow]] + [[Eros' bow]] + [[Great bow]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
|
|-
| [[Image:Partisan.png|50px]]
| [[Partisan]]
| 44
| [[Hero]]
| 4400G / 2200G
| NONE
| [[Argonia]], Savella Cathedral
| NONE
|
|-
| [[Image:PlatinumSword.png|50px]]
| [[Platinum sword]]
| 40
| [[Hero]], [[Angelo]], [[Jessica]]
| Found / 3000G
| NONE
| Uncharted SouthWest Isle
| [[Hell gladiator]](R) (1/256)
|
|-
| [[Image:PoisonMothKnife.png|50px]]
| [[Poison moth knife]]
| 29
| [[Jessica]]
| 950G / 475G
| NONE
| [[Pickham]]
| [[Garuda]](R) (1/64), [[Hell hornet]](R) (1/128), [[Icikiller]](R) (1/256)
| 12.5% chance to paralyze enemies on successful hit
|-
| [[Image:PoisonNeedle.png|50px]]
| [[Poison needle]]
| 0
| [[Jessica]]
| 1900G / 1000G
| NONE
| [[Baccarat]]
| [[Death scorpion]](R) (1/256), [[Venom wasp]](R) (1/256)
| Only inflicts 1 HP damage, 12.5% chance to land an instant kill
|-
| [[Image:Rapier.png|50px]]
| [[Rapier]]
| 17
| [[Angelo]]
| 300G / 150G
| NONE
| Simpleton
| [[Magic dumbbell]](R) (1/64), [[Night fox]](N) (1/16), [[Paprikan]](R) (1/64)
| '''Angelo starts with this equipped.'''
|-
| [[Image:EdgedWingedBoomerang.png|50px]]
| [[Razor wing boomerang]]
| 42
| [[Hero]]
| 3800G / 1900G
| [[Edged boomerang]] + [[Steel scythe]] + [[Wing of bat]]
| [[Argonia]] Bazaar
| [[Gryphon]](R) (1/256)
|
|-
| [[Image:ReinforcedBoomerang.png|50px]]
| [[Reinforced boomerang]]
| 32
| [[Hero]]
| Crafted / 840G
| [[Boomerang]] + [[Iron nail]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
|
|-
| [[Image:RuneStaff.png|50px]]
| [[Rune staff]]
| 30
| [[Angelo]], [[Jessica]]
| 3000T / 3150G
| NONE
| [[Pickham]] Casino
| [[Wight priest]](R) (1/256)
| Tool use: Casts [[Kabuff]] when used as a tool in battle
|-
| [[Image:RustyOldSword.png|50px]]
| [[Rusty old sword]]
| 45
| [[Hero]], [[Jessica]]
| Found / N/A
| [[Cowpat]] + [[Liquid metal sword]] + [[Mystifying mixture]]
| Trodain Castle
| [[Invisible Swordsman]](R) (1/256)
| Treasure chest on third floor which requires the [[Ultimate Key]]
|-
| [[Image:DustStormSpear.png|50px]]
| [[Sandstorm spear]]
| 67
| [[Hero]]
| Crafted / 5500G
| [[Partisan]] + [[Saint's ashes]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
| Tool use: Casts [[Dazzle]] when used as a tool in battle
|-
| [[Image:ScourgeWhip.png|50px]]
| [[Scourge whip]]
| 99
| [[Jessica]]
| Crafted / 9250G
| [[Demon whip]] + [[Saint's ashes]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
|
|-
| [[Image:ShamshirOfLight.png|50px]]
| [[Shamshir of light]]
| 110
| [[Angelo]]
| Crafted / 9000G
| [[Light shield]] + [[Rune staff]] + [[Shimmering dress]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
|
|-
| [[Image:ShortBow.png|50px]]
| [[Short bow]]
| 23
| [[Angelo]]
| 750G 375G
| NONE
| [[Ascantha]]
| [[Bodkin bowyer]](R) (1/256)
|
|-
| [[Image:Sledgehammer.png|50px]]
| [[Sledgehammer]]
| 33
| [[Yangus]]
| 1700G / 1000G
| [[Giant mallet]] + [[Iron helmet]] + [[Iron helmet]]
| Simpleton
| [[Troll]](R) (1/128)
|
|-
| [[Image:SnakeskinWhip.png|50px]]
| [[Snakeskin whip]]
| 23
| [[Jessica]]
| Crafted / 1250G
| [[Leather whip]] + [[Scale shield]]
| Alchemy Pot
| [[Eveel]](R) (1/256), [[Poison eveel]](R) (1/128)
|
|-
| [[Image:SoldiersSword.png|50px]]
| [[Soldier's sword]]
| 8
| [[Hero]]
| Drop / 75G
| NONE
| NONE
| [[Lethal armour]](N) (1/64), [[Skeleton]](N) (1/32)
| '''The Hero starts with this equipped.'''
|-
| [[Image:SpikedSteelWhip.png|50px]]
| [[Spiked steel whip]]
| 62
| [[Jessica]]
| 8300G / 4300G
| NONE
| [[Orkutsk]]
| [[Snapdragon]](R) (1/128)
|
|-
| [[Image:StaffOfAntimagic.png|50px]]
| [[Staff of antimagic]]
| 41
| [[Angelo]], [[Jessica]]
| Found / 3000G
| [[Rune staff]] + [[Wizard's staff]]
| [[Tryan Gully]]
| NONE
| Tool use: Casts [[Fizzle]] when used as a tool in battle.
|-
| [[Image:StaffOfDivineWrath.png|50px]]
| [[Staff of divine wrath]]
| 35
| [[Angelo]], [[Jessica]]
| 45tM / 2500G
| NONE
| Princess Minnie's Castle
| [[Ice queen]](R) (1/256)
| Tool use: Casts [[Swoosh]] when used as a tool in battle. Give 45 tiny medals to Princess Minnie
|-
| [[Image:StaffOfResurrection.png|50px]]
| [[Staff of resurrection]]
| 77
| [[Angelo]], [[Jessica]]
| 45000G / 22500G
| [[Life bracer]] + [[Rune staff]] + [[Yggdrasil leaf]]
| [[Tryan Gully]]
| NONE
| Tool use: Casts [[Zing]] when used as a tool in battle.
|-
| [[Image:SteelBroadsword.png|50px]]
| [[Steel broadsword]]
| 35
| [[Hero]], [[Jessica]]
| 2000G / 1000G
| NONE
| [[Ascantha]], [[Pickham]]
| [[Boe]](R) (1/256), [[Gargoyle]](R) (1/256), [[Hunter mech]](R) (1/32), [[Infernal armour]](R) (1/256), [[Jabberwockee]](R) (1/256) [[Kee]](R) (1/256), [[Killing machine]](R) (1/32), [[Skeleton soldier]](R) (1/256), [[Zombie gladiator]](R) (1/128)
|
|-
| [[Image:SteelScythe.png|50px]]
| [[Steel scythe]]
| 42
| [[Yangus]]
| 3700G / 1650G
| NONE
| [[Baccarat]], [[Neos]], Savella Cathedral
| [[Fallen priest]](R) (1/256)
|
|-
| [[Image:StoneAxe.png|50px]]
| [[Stone axe]]
| 20
| [[Yangus]]
| 550G / 275G
| [[Cypress stick]] + [[Stone hardhat]]
| [[Alexandria]], Port Prospect
| [[Hood]](N) (1/64)
|
|-
| [[Image:StoneSword.png|50px]]
| [[Stone sword]]
| 12
| [[Hero]], [[Jessica]]
| N/A / N/A
| NONE
| Arcadia
| NONE
| Key to Rydon's Tower
|-
| [[Image:TwinSwallowsBoomerang.png|50px]]
| [[Swallowtail]]
| 53
| [[Hero]]
| 6800G / 3400G
| NONE
| Arcadia, [[Orkutsk]]
| NONE
| Hits all enemies
|-
| [[Image:SwordBreaker.png|50px]]
| [[Sword breaker]]
| 56
| [[Jessica]]
| 5500G / 2700G
| NONE
| Arcadia
| NONE
|
|-
| [[Image:TemplarsSword.png|50px]]
| [[Templar's sword]]
| 36
| [[Angelo]]
| Found / 1175G
| NONE
| Trodain Castle
| [[Phantom fencer]](R) (1/256), [[Volpone]](R) (1/256)
| Treasure chest on third floor which requires the [[Ultimate Key]]
|-
| [[Image:ThornWhip.png|50px]]
| [[Thorn whip]]
| 14
| [[Jessica]]
| 350G / 175G
| NONE
| Peregrin Quay, Simpleton
| [[Dragonthorn]](R) (1/32), [[Redtail hipster]](R) (1/128), [[Snapdragon]](N) (1/64)
|
|-
| [[Image:UberDoubleEdge.png|50px]]
| [[Über double-edge]]
| 76
| [[Hero]], [[Jessica]]
| Crafted / 3750G
| [[Double-edged sword]] + [[Saint's ashes]] + [[Saint's ashes]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
| Inflicts about 10-20% extra damage whenever you successfully hit an enemy
|-
| [[Image:UberFalconBlade.png|50px]]
| [[Über falcon blade]]
| 55
| [[Hero]], [[Angelo]], [[Jessica]]
| Crafted / 25000G
| [[Falcon blade]] + [[Meteorite bracer]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
| Attacks twice per round, 0.75% damage per hit.
|-
| [[Image:UberMiracleSword.png|50px]]
| [[Über miracle sword]]
| 95
| [[Hero]], [[Jessica]]
| Crafted / 1500G
| [[Life bracer]] + [[Miracle sword]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
| Recovers HP by about 1/4th of the total damage caused to the enemy
|-
| [[Image:UberWarHammer.png|50px]]
| [[Über war hammer]]
| 69
| [[Yangus]]
| Crafted / 16000G
| [[Mighty armlet]] + [[War hammer]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
|
|-
| [[Image:WarHammer.png|50px]]
| [[War hammer]]
| 51
| [[Yangus]]
| 6700G / 3400G
| NONE
| [[Argonia]] Bazaar
| NONE
|
|-
| [[Image:WizardsStaff.png|50px]]
| [[Wizard's staff]]
| 15
| [[Angelo]], [[Jessica]]
| 1300G / 650G
| NONE
| [[Ascantha]], Simpleton
| [[Demon thunderer]](R) (1/256), [[Lump mage]](R) (1/256), [[Lump shaman]](R) (1/256), [[Lump wizard]](R) (1/128), [[Siren]](R) (1/256), [[Witch]](N) (1/64)
| Tool use: Casts [[Frizz]] when used as a tool in battle
|-
| [[Image:Zombiesbane.png|50px]]
| [[Zombiesbane]]
| 54
| [[Hero]], [[Jessica]]
| 6300G / 3150G
| NONE
| [[Argonia]] Bazaar
| NONE
| Bonus 30% extra damage to zombified enemies
|-
| [[Image:ZombieSlayer.png|50px]]
| [[Zombie slayer]]
| 65
| [[Hero]], [[Jessica]]
| Crafted / 10000G
| [[Holy talisman]] + [[Zombiesbane]]
| Alchemy Pot
| NONE
| Bonus 60% extra damage to zombified enemies
|}
{{DQVIII}}
[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII lists]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII weapons|*]]

Erdrick

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{{Character
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|Game = ''Dragon Quest III''
|Image =[[File:WayfarersClothes.png|240px]]
|home = [[Aliahan]]
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|appearances = ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''<br>''[[Dragon Quest Monster Battle Road: Victory]]''
|Sprite=
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|Age=16
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'''Erdrick''' (ロト ''Roto'' or ''Loto''), also known as '''Loto''' or '''Roto''', is a recurring legendary hero from the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series, and specifically the playable character of ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''. The first three ''[[Dragon Quest]]'' games are called the "Erdrick Trilogy", as each relate to the character of Erdrick in some way. Although he does not appear in ''[[Dragon Quest]]'' or ''[[Dragon Quest II]]'', Erdrick is mentioned heavily in the game dialog and many items bear his name. The hero of ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'', which takes place prior to the previous two games, receives the Erdrick title at the end of the adventure.

Erdrick is referenced in many of the later main ''Dragon Quest'' games, as well as some spin-offs. The character of Erdrick is often representative of the early ''Dragon Quest'' games.

==Background==
[[Image:DQ3card.jpg|left|Roto with a blue cape, from an early Japanese ''Dragon Quest'' card game.]]
In ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'', the hero, who may be either male or female, departs from their home, [[Aliahan]], on their sixteenth birthday in order to follow in the footsteps of the brave warrior and the hero's father, [[Ortega]], to defeat the [[Demon Lord|archfiend]] [[Baramos]]. After defeating Baramos, the hero returns victorious to [[Aliahan]] only to be confronted by a new nemesis, [[Zoma]]. Taking up a new quest to defeat [[Zoma]], the hero travels through [[the Great Pit of Giaga]] to [[Alefgard]], which is sealed in darkness.

==Appearance==
[[Image:dq3hero-dqv.jpg|right|The Hero of ''Dragon Quest III'', as he appears in the Monster Battle Road series. Tantegel Castle is seen in the background.]]
In the original Japanese version of the game the hero has black hair and wears a gold headband, a dark green or blue tunic, and a black, green, or blue cape. In later remakes of ''Dragon Quest III'', the hero has either black or dark brown hair and wears a gold or silver headband, a blue tunic, brown leather boots and gloves, and either a red or purple cape.

==Base Stats==
''NES Version''
{| 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 || 15 || 446
|-
| MP || 6 || 218
|-
| Strength || 8 || 181
|-
| Agility || 6 || 156
|-
| Resilience || 7 || 244
|-
| Wisdom || 6 || 126
|-
| Luck || 5 || 157
|-
| Initial gear ||colspan=2|[[Cypress stick]], [[Plain clothes]]
|}

==Spells==

{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#439CD0"
| Level Learned || Original Japanese || Dragon Quest III || MP || Description
|- style="font-weight:normal"
| 2 || メラ ''[[Mera]]'' || [[Blaze]] || 2 || A simple fire spell; affects one enemy.
|-
| 4 || ホイミ ''[[Hoimi]]'' || [[Heal]] || 3 || A simple healing spell.
|-
| 6 || ニフラム ''[[Nifuramu]]'' || [[Expel|Expell]] || 2 || Blows away weak enemies.
|-
| 8 || ルーラ ''[[Ruura]]'' || [[Return]] || 8 || Instantaneous travel to a previously visited location.
|-
| 10 || ギラ ''[[Gira]]'' || [[Firebal]] || 4 || A weak fire spell that affects a group of enemies.
|-
| 12 || アストロン ''[[Asutoron]]'' || [[Ironize]] || 6 || Makes the hero immune to all enemy attacks for a short period of time.
|-
| 13 || イオ ''[[Io]]'' || [[Bang]] || 5 || Weak explosion damage to all enemies.
|-
| 14 || リレミト ''[[Riremito]]'' || [[Outside]] || 8 || Exit a cave with this spell.
|-
| 16 || ラリホー ''[[Rarihoo]]'' || [[Sleep]] || 3 || May put a group of enemies to sleep.
|-
| 18 || マホトーン ''[[Mahotoon]]'' || [[Stopspell|StopSpell]] || 3 || Try to block the enemies' spell.
|-
| 19 || トヘロス ''[[Toherosu]]'' || [[Repel]] || 4 || Causes weak enemies to leave you alone.
|-
| 23 || ベギラマ ''[[Begirama]]'' || [[Firebane]] || 6 || This fire spell affects a group of enemies.
|-
| 26 || ライデイン ''[[Raidein]]'' || [[Zap]] || 8 || Affects one enemy; the first lightning type spell.
|-
| 29 || ベホイミ ''[[Behoimi]]'' || [[Healmore]] || 5 || A stronger form of Heal.
|-
| 33 || ベホマ ''[[Behoma]]'' || [[Healall]] || 7 || Restores an ally to full health.
|-
| 35 || ザオラル ''[[Zaoraru]]'' || [[Vivify]] || 10 || 50% chance to revive a deceased party member.
|-
| 38 || ベホマズン ''[[Behomazun]]'' || [[Healusall]] || 62 || Restores the party to full health.
|-
| 41 || ギガデイン ''[[Gigadein]]'' || [[Lightning]] || 30 || Causes around 200 points of electrical damage to all enemies.
|}

==Lineage==
In ''[[Dragon Quest]]'', Erdrick was the ancestor of [[Hero (Dragon Quest)|The Hero]]. The hero follows in the footsteps of Erdrick to ultimately reach [[Charlock Castle]] and confront the [[Dragonlord]].

In ''[[Dragon Quest II]]'', the heroes are descendants of Erdrick, and also of the hero from ''[[Dragon Quest]]''.

In ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'', the origins of the hero Erdrick are revealed; therefore, the chronological order of the first three games is III, I, II.

Originally known as Erdrick to many North Americans, the hero is also known by two other names: Roto and Loto. In the original Japanese version games (i.e. [[Dragon Quest]]), Erdrick is known exclusively by the name '''Roto''', which is also used by some import gamers. Another romanization of the name is '''Loto''', which was used in place of Erdrick when [[Enix|Enix America, Inc.]] re-released ''Dragon Quest I, II, and III'' on the [[Game Boy]] Color. This was most likely used because the Japanese language does not distinguish between ''R'' and ''L''.

When ''[[Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies]]'' was released in North America and Europe, the name '''Erdrick''' was once again used to refer to the legendary hero of ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'', effectively returning to the original English localization from the NES era.

In the manga series, ''Dragon Quest: [[The Emblem of Roto]]'', the hero's real name is Arel.

==Origins of Title==
At the end of ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' the King of [[Alefgard]] bestows upon the hero '''''The Order of Erdrick''''', the country’s highest honor reserved only for true heroes. This implies ''Erdrick'' is a title rather than the hero's actual name. The hero is referred to by this title in all references outside of Dragon Quest III.

Attempting to name the hero "Erdrick" in ''Dragon Quest III'' for the NES will generate a message requesting the player to enter their real name; however, if a space is added at the end, the warning message will not be displayed and the game may be played with the hero being named "Erdrick ".

==Items Bearing the Name Erdrick==
In the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] versions of ''[[Dragon Quest]]'', several items that once belonged to the hero have Erdrick in their names (which are named after Loto in the Game Boy remakes).

====Erdrick’s sword====
[[Image:ErdrickSword.jpg|left|Erdrick's sword, a.k.a. the Sword of Kings or the Loto Sword.]]
''Main article: [[Erdrick's sword]]''<br>
This is the most powerful sword in ''[[Dragon Quest]]'' and ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''. Other names for this sword include Sword of Erdrick (''[[Dragon Quest II]]'') and Sword of Kings (''[[Dragon Quest III]]'').
[[Image:ErdrickArmor.png|right|140px|Erdrick's Armor, a.k.a. the Armor of Radiance or the Loto Armor.]]

====Erdrick’s Armor====
The most powerful armor in ''[[Dragon Quest]]'', which protects against the hit point damage from poison swamps and barriers. It is also known as Armor of Erdrick in ''[[Dragon Quest II]]'' and as Armor of Radiance in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''.

====The Shield of Erdrick====
[[Image:ErdrickShield.jpg|left|Erdrick's Shield, a.k.a. the Shield of Heroes or the Loto Shield.]]

The shield used by Erdrick when confronting [[Zoma]]. This is the name found in ''[[Dragon Quest II]]''. It is called the Shield of Heroes in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'', and it does not exist in ''[[Dragon Quest]]''.
[[Image:ErdrickHelmet.png|right|110px|Helmet of Erdrick.]]

====The Helmet of Erdrick====
The helmet worn by Erdrick when confronting [[Zoma]]. This item exists only in ''[[Dragon Quest II]]'', and it is not a specific armor from ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''. (It may be assumed to be Ortega's Helm in the remake of ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'').

====Erdrick’s Token====
An object which proves the hero's lineage in ''[[Dragon Quest]]'', which is found in a swamp south of [[Cantlin]] (or Mercado in the Game Boy remake).

====Erdrick's Tablet====
A message written in stone by Erdrick in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' and left for the hero in ''[[Dragon Quest]]''. It gives instructions on what items are needed to reach the Isle of Dragons, which is the location of [[Charlock Castle]]. The tablet is found in a cave called [[Erdrick's Cave]].

==Other References to Erdrick==
*In the opening scene of ''[[Dragon Quest V]]'', the protagonist's father, Pankraz, suggests the name "Madason" for his son. His wife, Madalena, disagrees, and suggests the name which the player entered. If the player already entered the name "Madason", Pankraz will suggest "Erdrick" instead.
*In the US translation of ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]'' ([[Nintendo DS]] Version), an [[Non-Player Character|NPC]] in [[Gallows Moor]] goes by the name of Erdrick.
*In ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]'' the set of legendary armaments are referred to as Erdrick's, and not Loto's, reversing the localization change from the [[Game Boy]] Color remake of ''Dragon Quest III''.
*In the original ''Final Fantasy'', a role playing game produced by [[Square]], there is a grave for Erdrick (in the remakes, and the original Japanese version of Final Fantasy, the name is Link).
*Erdrick's sword is wielded by a mark in ''Final Fantasy XII''. It is referred to as the "Wyrmhero Blade" (In the Japanese version, it's called the Tolo Sword).
*The manga series ''Gintama'' has a parody of ''Dragon Quest'' which starts [http://gintama.wikia.com/wiki/Leukocyte_King Leukocyte King], a character based on Edrick.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:RotoDQ3cropped.png|From the cover of ''Dragon Quest III'' for Famicom; artwork of the Hero Roto by [[Akira Toriyama]].
Image:DQ3Herosofubi.jpg|<center>Erdrick, as part of the ''[[Dragon Quest Sofubi Character]]'' merchandise series by Square Enix.</center>

</gallery>

==References==
:# {{note|dw_manual}} (1989) Nintendo, Enix Corporation ''Dragon Warrior Instruction Manual'' (in English).
:# {{note|np7_40}} Editors of Nintendo Power: ''Nintendo Power July - August, 1989; issue 7'' (in English). Nintendo of America, Tokuma Shoten Publishing, 40.
:# {{note|dw2_manual}} Enix Corporation ''Unveiled Secrets of Dragon Warrior II'' (in English) Enix America Corporation.
:# {{note|np16_67}} Editors of Nintendo Power: ''Nintendo Power September/October, 1990; issue 16'' (in English). Nintendo of America, Tokuma Shoten Publishing, 67.
:# {{note|dw_np_guide}} (1989) Nintendo of America Inc., Tokuma Shoten U.S. Edition, Enix Corporation Licensed exclusively to Nintendo of America Inc., Nintendo Power Strategy Guide Published by Nintendo of America Inc. and Tokuma Shoten ''Dragon Warrior Strategy Guide'' (in English).
:# {{note|dw2_map}} (1990) Nintendo, Enix America Corporation Licensed Nintendo of America Inc. ''Dragon Warrior II Map'' (in English) ENI-D2-US.
:# {{note|dw3_manual}} (1991) Enix Corporation ''Dragon Warrior III Explorer's Handbook'' (in English) Enix America Corporation.
:# {{note|dw3_map}} (1991) Enix Corporation ''Dragon Warrior III Map'' (in English) ENI-D3-US.
:# {{note|np8_23}} Editors of Nintendo Power: ''Nintendo Power September - October, 1989; issue 8'' (in English). Nintendo of America, Tokuma Shoten Publishing, 23.

{{Hero}}
{{DQIII}}

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[[Category:Dragon Quest III]]

Dragon Quest IX

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{{DQDE2DQW}}
{{Infobox VG
|type=Main series games
|title=Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies
|image=[[File:DQIXDS_box_art.jpg|300px]]
|caption=North American box art
|designer = [[Yūji Horii]]<br />[[Akihiro Hino]]
|artist = [[Akira Toriyama]]
|composer = [[Kōichi Sugiyama]]
|developer = [[Level-5]]
|publisher = JP: [[Square Enix]],<br />NA, PAL: [[Nintendo]]
|genre = [[Wikipedia:Console role-playing game|Role-playing game]]
|modes = [[Wikipedia:Single-player|Single-player]], [[Wikipedia:multiplayer game|multiplayer]]
|platforms = [[Nintendo DS]]
|released = {{vgrelease|JP=July 11, 2009|NA=July 11, 2010|EU=July 23, 2010|AUS=August 19, 2010}}
|ratings = {{vgratings|CERO=A}}
|series = ''[[Dragon Quest]]''
|media = [[Wikipedia:Nintendo DS#Media specifications|Nintendo DS Game Card]]
}}
{{Translation|'''Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies'''|ドラゴンクエストIX 星空の守り人|Hoshizora no Mamoribito}} is the ninth instalment of the main [[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]] series, and the first to be initially released on a handheld console. The game was released on July 11, 2009 in Japan. It was released in July 2010 in both North America and Europe and August 2010 in Australia.

==Gameplay==
Dragon Quest IX continues the Dragon Quest tradition of turn-based combat, with a few modern twists. The game allows players to have a cooperative wireless multiplayer experience with up to four players.

The game includes a quest system. Quests serve as side-stories helping non-player characters around the game's world. Multiple quests can be performed simultaneously with some even interlocking and unlocking various stages in fellow quests. Early quests include gathering magical spring water, slaying monsters and stealing for a fellow thief. Unlike previous Dragon Quest instalments, Dragon Quest IX contains many open ended mini-quests. Upon completion of the quests, a "Quest List log," serving as an in-game achievement list.

Unlike many other Dragon Quest games, the game includes only one save slot.

===Game features===
* Highly customizable characters, with many different faces, skin colors, weapons and armours.
* Co-operative play with up to four players through local ad-hoc.
* 3D graphics similar to those found in the previous instalment, ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''.
* The touch screen will be used for inputting commands during battle
* Real time map like ''Dragon Quest VIII''

==Characters==

*[[Hero (Dragon Quest IX)|Hero]] - The hero is a Celestrian under the tutelage of Aquila, assigned to watch over the village of Angel Falls in his/her master's stead. Later fell from the Observatory after strange beams struck through the heavens during the Fyggbloom, losing wings and halo.

*[[Aquila]]: A fellow Celestrian and mentor of the Hero. A firm but fair master, he went missing after the hero and the fyggs fell from the Observatory.

*[[Apus Major]]: The most senior of all the Celestrians, this all-knowing ancient rules the Observatory with a benevolent hand.

*[[Erinn]]: A young woman living with her grandfather in Angel Falls; she finds the hero after he/she fell into the base of the waterfall. Her father was the "Inncredible Inntertainer," and Patty recruits her to help restore his old establishment, the Quester's Rest, in Stornway.

*[[Patty]]: A feisty, party girl and old acquaintance of Erinn's father. She recruits Erinn to help restore his old inn. Provides her Party Planning services for the hero at the Quester's Rest.

*[[Stella]]: A flippant fairy keen on fashion but prone to malapropism, Stella is the skipper of the [[Starflight Express]] and has been trying to find her missing boss. Manages the [[Battle Records]] for the hero and is always ready to give advice.

*[[Pavo]]: A Celestrian with the power to open the Rapportal. Enables the player to use multiplayer mode.

*[[Sellma]]: A representative of the Sinndicate of Pubs, Inns, and Taverns (S.P.I.T.), sent to Quester's Rest to manage the DQVC Shopping Service.

*[[Serena]]: A forlorn ghost of a woman that is wandering the Protectorate in search of someone........

*[[Corvus]]: The Guardian Of Wormwood Creek, and once Aquila's teacher. He went missing long ago under mysterious circumstances.{{spoiler|start}} Corvus is the final boss!{{spoiler|end}}

*[[Sterling]]: The Captain of the Starflight Express, who went missing after it was struck by a mysterious beam of light.

*[[Greygnarl]]: An ancient dragon known as the "Hero of the Heavens," he still bears wounds from when he clashed with Barbarus and the Gittish Empire. He is attended by the residents of Upover, and gets first dibs on the local ale.

*[[Barbarus]]: A dark dragon who was summoned by the Gittish Empire to do their bidding. Famously clashed with Greygnarl long ago.

*[[King Godwyn]]: A cruel tyrant from ages past who sought to bring the world under the heel of his Gittish Empire. His death was shrouded in mystery, but he and his empire seems to have returned.

*[[Zenus]]: The Grand Architect who created the world, known as simply the "Almighty" to the mortals and Celestrians.

*[[Celestria]]: The daughter of the Almighty One, she sacrificed herself and transformed herself into the World Tree Yggdrasil, until it was proven Mortals have goodness in their hearts.

==Plot==

{{spoiler|start}}Dragon Quest IX begins in the Observatory, the floating kingdom of the Celestrians, including the main protagonist, reside. The main character begins as the guardian who has just undertaken protection of Angel Falls, a human village. The Celestrians have been trying for some time to move into the God's Land. However, before they can leave, they require a fruit called the fygg. The fruit is very rare and Yggdrasil the "World Tree" it grows on must be empowered with benevolessence, which are obtained by helping people in the mortal world, known as the Protectorate.
By helping and protecting his/her town and earning their thanks, the main character obtains enough benevolessence for the World Tree to produce the fyggs. Just as the Starflight Express that will take the angels to the kingdom of God arrives, the Protectorate is attacked from below by a mysterious and powerful force. The force scatters the assembled angels and knocks the fyggs, the Starflight Express, and the main character down to the Protectorate.

The main character awakens without wings or a halo and finds he/she has been rescued from the base of the waterfall in Angel Falls. As he/she comes to he learns a little about his/her fall and the great earthquake that happened at the same time. Having lost most of his/her Celestrian's powers, but not his/her memory or the ability to see deceased and magical spirits, he/she travels about trying to find a way back to the Observatory. During an adventure to reconnect his/her village to the nearby castle after landslides caused by the great earthquake, the main character finds the broken down celestial train and its faerie driver, Stella. Stella promises to help the main character return to the kingdom of angels if he/she can prove he is one.
By helping humans, the main character gathers benevolessence though he/she can no longer see them. His/her ability to aid and protect the humans convinces Stella who, restoring power to the Starflight Express with the benevolessence, helps the main character return to the Observatory. Upon his/her return, the main character discovers that the fyggs have also fallen to the human world and that many Celestrian have been dispatched to find them, though no one has yet returned. His/her prayers to become a Celestrian again are unanswered but a vision is presented to the main character as he/she stands before the World Tree. Taking the vision as a sign, the main character is charged with returning to the human world to help collect the Fyggs.

As the main character travels the Protectorate in search of the fyggs he finds that the fruit have the ability to grant those who eat it any wish. Unfortunately, the wishes are not always fulfilled in the way they were expected and those who eat the fruit succumb to strange and demented ways. It is the hero's mission to travel from land to land, finding and battling those possessed by the Goddess Fruit's power. As he defeats their twisted form, the main character sets the possessed free and regains the fyggs one by one. After the hero collects all the fyggs, he/she return to the starflight express with Stella and head for the observatory. During the ride, Aquila enters the Starflight Express, and ask the hero for the fyggs. He/she refuses to give him the fyggs and Aquila battles you. You cannot strike him because Celestrians can't attack their superior and nearly kills you. The main character soon falls out of the starflight express and awakes in Wormwood Creek. He/she soon enter Wormwood Forest and meet Serena, who wants you to find a serene necklace she hid under the Guardian Statue. The main character soon finds the necklace and after retrieving it returns to Serena who agrees to break the seal blocking the entrance to the Borehole. Eventually, the hero learns that a Celestrian named Corvus is responsible for the attack on Yggdrasil and the Starflight Express, and defeats him.
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==Multiplayer==
Dragon Quest IX features various forms of multiplayer using the Nintendo DS's built in wireless. There are 3 different modes.

=== Co-op Mode ===
Co-op mode consists of up to 4 [[DS]] systems linking together using local wireless (similar to Pictochat) to play together. The 3 guests join the host system's world and can go anywhere which the host has explored. Guests are not required to stay with the host, but rather can wander wherever they like. Battles can be fought as a group with the host having the ability to summon the other players into a battle using the '[[Call to Arms]] ' command.

Guest players are given a special 'Watchers Wing' item which allows them to teleport back to their own world at any time except whilst in battle or cutscene. Players can leave multiplayer at any time by speaking to [[Pavo]] at [[Quester's Rest]].

=== WiFi Shop ===
Dragon Quest IX features an online WiFi shop which can be accessed from Quester's Rest. This shop sells items and treasure maps which the player can purchase. The contents of the shop vary each week from player to player, so 2 different players will likely have different items for sale each week. [[Nintendo]] and [[Square Enix]] have used the shop to distribute special bonuses such as bonus party members from past games ([[Hassan]] from Dragon Quest VI) and treasure maps which lead to caves featuring past bosses ([[Zoma]], [[Dragonlord]]). The WiFi shop can be accessed by talking to [[Sellma]] at Quester's Rest.
The WiFi shop is the only multiplayer mode that uses WAN internet rather than the DS-to-DS wireless.

=== Tag Mode ===
Tag Mode is Dragon Quest IX's passive wireless mode which is active only when the DS is placed into sleep mode. Tag mode is activated by speaking to [[Erinn]] at Quester's Rest and selecting the 'Canvass for guests' option. While in tag mode, Dragon Quest IX looks for other Dragon Quest IX games and exchanges data with them.

When data is exchanged, a clone of the main character from each game is placed in the other player's Quester's Rest. This cloned character holds an item which can then be received by talking to him/her. The clone then continues to stay in the upper floors of Quester's Rest unless dismissed by the player. Using tag mode like this, players can exchange various items including equipment and treasure maps with other Dragon Quest IX players.

Tag mode is wildly popular in Japan, breaking several records for most players communicating wirelessly while playing a video game. Treasure maps in particular are highly sought after as some are extremely rare with special items/equipment, while others contain excellent enemies for building levels. Tag mode, however, is dependent on the number of other Dragon Quest IX players using tag mode in any local area.

==Development==
Dragon Quest IX was primarily designed around the idea of attracting a wider overseas market by "giving the game a more action-oriented premise than previous games in the series. In mid-2006, Dragon Quest series composer Koichi Sugiyama confirmed that Dragon Quest IX is in development. He is quoted by Japanese video game magazine Famitsu as saying, "I'm not sure when Dragon Quest IX will be released, but it seems that progress is continually being made. I'm personally excited." On December 12, 2006, during a press conference celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Dragon Quest franchise, Square Enix announced that Dragon Quest IX will be released exclusively for the Nintendo DS handheld video game console making it the first numbered Dragon Quest title to debut on a handheld.

The Japanese release of Dragon Quest IX was subsequently delayed from 2007 to 2008. The company cited the need for more time to make a better game as reason for the delay. At the 2008 Tokyo Game Show, a new trailer was shown at the Square Enix booth which showed a glimpse of the changes made to the gameplay and graphics. At the end of the video, a confirmation of the release date (set for March 2009) was unveiled. Square Enix released another new trailer for the game, showing various aspects of the storyline, boss battles, along with cutscenes; the end of the trailer showed a then-correct release date for March 28, 2009, along with a price point of ¥5,980, which still stands.

On February 12, 2009, after having delayed the release of its quarterly financials by a week, Square Enix announced the game would be delayed once again to a Japanese release on July 11 of the same year. The game's release delay worried Final Fantasy fans, who were told by Square Enix president Yoichi Wada that Dragon Quest IX's delay may affect Final Fantasy XIII's release, stating that he "[could] not say there [would not] be an effect."

Dragon Quest IX was designed to be the hardest Dragon Quest game yet. The rationale is that, according to Brian Ashcraft, Night Editor for Kotaku, the Dragon Quest IX developers say "people can always find out information on the internet　— like that's part of the game experience." In addition the game has only one game slot. Ryutaro Ichimura, producer of Dragon Quest IX, clarified the reason explaining that there is not enough space on the system for two traditional save-slots given the amount of freedom the game allows. Instead the save area is used for a backup save-slot in case of battery failure.

==Release==
===Japan===
Dragon Quest IX shipped with over 2 million pre-order sales. While the official release date for Dragon Quest IX was July 11, 2009, some retailers had already shipped orders; one such dealer asked its customers to not play the game until the official release date. In spite the large number of pre-orders and additional release shipments by Square-Enix, lines still formed for the release.

Within a two period the title had sold 2,318,932 copies out of an estimated 3 million copies that had been shipped. Some analyst say that 3 million may be too conservative and expect 5 million copies sold in Japan alone with large overseas sales expectations that could break previous Dragon Quest sales records. The sale is the largest post 2000 debut week sale which was previously held by the former title, Dragon Quest VIII.

==North America==
On July 10, 2010, one day before the official release, Dragon Quest creator [[Yuji Horii]] visited the Nintendo World Store to commemorate the release of Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies in North America at a special launch event.<ref name="Yuji Horii">{{cite web | author=JC Fletcher | date=July 1, 2010 | title=Yuji Horii at Dragon Quest IX launch event |url=http://www.joystiq.com/2010/07/01/meet-yuji-horii-at-dragon-quest-ix-launch-event/ | work=Joystiq.com}}</ref>

The North American release of ''Dragon Quest IX'' was heavily promoted by Nintendo - the company ran commercials featuring Seth Green in theaters and on television,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.sethgreenonline.com|title=The Official Seth Green Website|publisher=SethGreenOnline.com|page=1|year=2010|accessdate=August 2, 2010}}</ref> featured ''Dragon Quest IX'' for two weeks on Nintendo Week, and sponsored special ''Dragon Quest IX'' events at select GameStop, Best Buy, and Simon Mall locations from July 31, 2010 through August 2010 where players could obtain exclusive downloadable treasure maps.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.wired.com/gamelife/2010/07/dragon-quest-ix-3/|title=Real-World Dragon Quest IX Meet-Ups Begin|publisher=Wired.com|page=1|year=2010|accessdate=August 2, 2010|quote=}}</ref> ''Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies'' was also the subject of two segments of ''Iwata Asks'', where Satoru Iwata interviewed [[Yuji Horii]] and Ryutaro Ichimura concerning the North American release of ''Dragon Quest IX''.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.todaygamenews.com/general-game-news/this-week-on-the-nintendo-channel-iwata-asks-dragon-quest-ix.html+dragon+quest+ix+iwata+asks&cd=21&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us|title=This Week on the Nintendo Channel: Iwata Asks - Dragon Quest IX|publisher=Game News|year=2010|accessdate=August 2, 2010}}</ref> Nintendo also ran a [[Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies Fan Trivia Contest|trivia contest]] to promote the game. The winner would receive the game early free.

The August 2010 issue of Nintendo Power also featured ''Dragon Quest IX'' on the cover.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.aeropause.com/2010/07/read-a-long-with-nintendo-power-257-august-2010/|title=Read-a-long with Nintendo Power #257 (August 2010)|publisher=Cream Media Inc.|year=2010|accessdate=August 2, 2010}}</ref>

Excluding pre-orders, ''Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies'' has been the top selling DS game in the first two weeks since its release, according to Gamasutra and Amazon.com.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/29564/Saling_The_World_Dragon_Quest_IX_Tops_DS_Sales_in_US_and_UK.php+dragon+quest+ix+sales+america&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us|title=Gamasutra - News - Sailing the World: Dragon Quest IX Tops DS Sales in U.S. and UK|publisher=Gamasutra|year=2010|accessdate=August 2, 2010}}</ref> It was the eighth best-selling game of July 2010 in the NPD charts, with 132,000 units.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/29893/Nintendo_Titles_Again_Reign_Over_NPD_Top_20_In_July.php|title=Nintendo Titles Again Reign Over NPD Top 20 In July|date=2010-08-13|publisher=[[Gamasutra]]|first=Kris|last=Graft|accessdate=2010-08-31}}</ref>

==Reception==
===Japan===
Famitsu has scored the game with 40/40, the tenth game to achieve a perfect score. After its international release, it received better reviews, including an 87% on Metacritic.com and a user score of 9.0.

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==External links==
* [http://www.dqix.jp/ Official ''Dragon Quest IX'' Japanese Website]
* [http://www.level5.co.jp/products/dq9/ Teaser Site] The Official ''Dragon Quest IX'' Teaser Website from Level 5
* [http://ds.ign.com/objects/849/849436.html ''Dragon Quest IX''] at [[IGN]]

==References==
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| [[Bianca's ribbon]]
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| All but Debora
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===== New Dragon Quest Game for iOS=====

It's confirmed! Square Enix has ported over '''Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride''' for iOS today. Just a FYI, the iOS releases of '''DQIV''' and '''DQV''' are port overs from Nintendo DS releases.<br/>
[[Image:newsdqVa300x533.jpeg]] [[Image:NewsdqVb300x533.jpeg]]<br/>We are still waiting for Dragon Quest III to get its port. Hopefully we’ll see it before the end of the year, but seeing how it is not even out in Japan yet, well... we'll see.

===== New Dragon Quest Game =====

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YAY! Dragon Quest will be getting a music rhythm game with '''Theatrhythm''' Dragon Quest. So far it appears it'll be released for the 3DS, making it's debut in Japan in March, and... no plans for an international release (big surprise).

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[http://www.jp.square-enix.com/tdq/ Origin of Information]

===== [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vw3ToPVvypQ A Special PS4 Covered in Metal Slime!] =====

Yep! You heard right folks! To mark the release of the latest release: Dragon Quest Heroes, Sony is releasing ''(albeit ONLY in the Japanese market)'' a "Dragon Quest Metallic Slime Edition." According to [http://www.famitsu.com/news/201409/01060355.html Famitsu], the Metallic Slime is actually a USB cover. Here's some pics to taunt and tease you, and if you click on the headline of this article, it'll redirect you to the official game teaser vid. Oh and the release date for this console is currently TBA, but the game is planned for February 26th, 2015.<br/>

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===== Multiple Main Series Games Released On Mobile Platforms =====

Dragon Quest I, II, III, IV, and VIII have all been released on iOS and Android mobile platforms. Download them today in the Apple and Google Play stores!

===== Dragon Quest VII Remake and Dragon Quest X Unlikely To Be Released Worldwide =====

There was no news regarding Dragon Quest at the E3 gaming expo in June of 2014. Dragon Quest VII for Nintendo 3DS and Dragon Quest X for Wii U and PC are very unlikely to see a worldwide release.

===== Square Enix Shuts Down Dragon Quest Online Services =====

In May of 2014, Nintendo and Square Enix have shut down all online services which were available for Nintendo DS and Nintendo Wii games. This includes the DQVC for Dragon Quest IX.

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Argonia

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'''Argonia''' is both a castle town and a [[List of Kingdoms in Dragon Quest|kingdom]] found in [[Square Enix|Square Enix's]] ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''. It is the home of [[Prince Charmles]].

==Armor Shops==
Main shop:
*[[Silver mail]] 4300 gold
*[[Magic vestment]] 4400 gold
*[[Light shield|Light Shield]] 2250 gold
*[[Silver tiara]] 1450 gold

Bazaar:
*[[Heavy armour]] 5000 gold
*[[Silk bustier]] 5500 gold
*[[Magic armour]] 6100 gold
*[[Magic shield]] 5000 gold
*[[Magical hat]] 2700 gold
*[[Iron mask]] 3500 gold
==Inns==

==Item Shops==
Main Shop:
*[[Medical herb]] 8 gold
*[[Antidotal herb]] 10 gold
*[[Holy water]] 20 gold
*[[Chimera wing]] 25 gold
*[[Moonwort bulb]] 30 gold

Bazaar:
*[[Rennet powder]] 10 gold
*[[Fresh milk]] 30 gold
*[[Red mould]] 30 gold
*[[Waterweed mould]] 35 gold
==Weapon Shops==
Main shop:
*[[Battle-axe]] 4300 gold
*[[Partisan]] 4400 gold

Bazaar:
*[[Chain whip]] 2200 gold
*[[Razor wing boomerang]] 3800 gold
*[[Zombiesbane]] 6300 gold
*[[War hammer]] 6700 gold
*[[Falcon knife]] 7700 gold
==Accessory Shop==
Bazaar:
*[[Bunny tail]] 50 gold
*[[Gold bracer]] 350 gold
*[[Gold ring]] 2000 gold
*[[Tough guy tattoo]] 2400 gold
*[[Scholar's specs]] 2700 gold
*[[Ruby of protection]] 3100 gold
==Miscellaneous Services==
Shady thief's shop (during Bazaar only):
*[[Medical herb]] 24 gold
*[[Antidotal herb]] 30 gold
*[[Holy water]] 60 gold
*[[Chimera wing]] 75 gold
*[[Prayer ring]] 9000 gold

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List of minor characters in Dragon Quest VI

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==Bigg and Liddle==
Bigg & Liddle are kidnappers who take a girl named Cynthia from [[Wellshire]] hostage in a hut north of town.

==Bubore==

==Calvin Jeanporte==

==Clarke Ende==

==Cobble==

==Deine==

==Erica==

==Evgenya and Ilya==

==Foan==

==Franco==
He becomes the leader of the soldiers in [[Somnia]] after [[List of characters in Dragon Quest VI|Rusty]].
==Gaban==

==Madame Luca==
Luca Luminista is an elderly fortune teller who lives in [[Madame Luca's House|her house]] southeast of [[Port Haven]]. Along with [[Milly]], she aids [[Hero (Dragon Quest VI)|The Hero]] and [[Carver]] to become visible.

==Horus==

==King Zenith==
The ruler of [[Zenithia]].
==Massard and Clint==

==Master Dragon==

==Mr. and Mrs. Calvet==

==Poseidon==

==Rand==
Rand is a young man who lives in [[Lifecod]]. He wants to marry [[Tania]].

==Reidock==

==Rob==

==Rubiss==

==Sarii==

==Sheila==

==Sludge==

==Tom/Soldi==
Soldi is the general of the [[Reidock]] army.

==Tonnura==

==Zenith==

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List of Monarchs in Dragon Quest

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The following is a '''list of monarchs in [[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'''; both kings and queens are included.

==[[Dragon Quest]]==
*[[King Lorik]] of [[Alefgard]]
*[[Dragonlord]] of [[Charlock|Charlock Castle]]

==[[Dragon Quest II]]==
*[[Hargon]] of [[Rhone]]
*[[Hero (Dragon Quest II)|Prince of Midenhall]], who later became King of [[Midenhall]]

==[[Dragon Quest III]]==
*[[Erdrick]], King of [[Romaly]]
*[[King of Romaly]]
*[[Himiko]] of [[Zipangu]]

==[[Dragon Quest IV]]==
*The King of [[Burland]]
*The King of [[Ballymoral]]
*The King of [[Endor]]
*The Queen of [[Femiscyra]]
*[[Marquis de Léon]] of the [[Palais de Léon]]
*Tsar Stepan of [[Zamoksva]]
*[[Estark]], Lord of the Underworld

==[[Dragon Quest V]]==
*James, King of [[Coburg]]
*Wilbur, Prince and later King of [[Coburg]]
*[[Hero (Dragon Quest V)|Hero]], King of [[Gotha]]
*[[Pankraz]], King of Gotha
*Cleohatra, the Queen of [[Helmunaptra]]
*Caramel, the Queen of the [[Faerie Palace]]
*King Dominicus, the Medal King
*[[Nimzo]], Grandmaster of Nadiria

==[[Dragon Quest VI]]==
*King Zenith of [[Zenithia]]
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==[[Dragon Quest VII]]==
*[[King Burns]] of [[Estard]]

==[[Dragon Quest VIII]]==
*[[Clavius]], King of [[Argonia]]
*[[Pavan]], King of [[Ascantha]]
*[[Trode]], King of [[Trodain]]
*[[Princess Minnie]], acting monarch of the [[Medal King's Palace]]

==[[Dragon Quest VIII]]==
*King Schott of [[Stornway]]
*Queen Schott of [[Stornway]]
*Queen Voluptua of [[Gleeba]]
*[[King Godwyn]] of the [[Gittish Empire]]

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Somnia (Lower World)

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|game = [[Dragon Quest VI]]
|title = Somnia
|type= Castle Town
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|japanese=レイドック
|romanji=
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The Real World version of '''Somnia''' (レイドック, also [[romanization|romanized]] as '''Reidock''') is the first place that the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VI)|Hero]] and company visits that they previously explored in the Phantom World.

==[[Inn]]==
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!'''Price per person'''
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|10 [[Gold]] Coins
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==Treasures==
*[[Holy water]]
*[[Poison moth knife]]
*[[Medicinal herb]]
*[[Silk robe]]
*[[Royal Missive]]
*[[Platinum shield]]
*[[Helm of Sebath]]
*2 [[Mini medal]]s

==Nearby monsters==
*[[Babygoyle]]
*[[Dead resident]]
*[[Ruffled goon]]
*[[She-slime]]
*[[Silencing ram]]

==See Also==
*[[List of Name Changes in the Zenithia Trilogy]]

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