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List of food in Dragon Quest Builders

2024-08-12T14:49:12Z

LiquidMetal: The Crops info was duplicated, removed it so it only appears in the Items list.

The following is a list of edibles that the [[Builder (Dragon Quest Builders)|Builder]] can use to keep themselves in good health in {{DQB}}.

==Raw food==
The following foods are edible as soon as they are picked from the wild.
{| cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="listTable"
|- style="text-align:center; background:#B1ED00;"
! Image
! Name
! Description
! Nutrition
|-
|[[File:Heartfruit icon.png]] || Heartfruit || A sweet and slightly sour fruit shaped like a symbol of love. || Fills hunger meter by 10%
|-
| [[File:Plumberry icon.png]] || Plumberry || A pretty pink fruit found at the foot of a plumberry tree. || Fills hunger meter by 10%.
|-
| [[File:Prickly peach icon.png]] || Prickly peach || The fleshy fruit of a cactus that can be eaten as is. || Fills hunger meter by 10%.
|-
| [[File:Snow cone icon.png]] || Snow cone || A cone of crushed ice coated in a sticky syrup. Dropped by [[Frostburn|Frostburns]]. || Fills hunger meter by 20%.
|-
|}

==Prepared food==
The following foods become edible after preparing them in cooking stations.
{| cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="listTable"
|- style="text-align:center; background:#B1ED00;"
! Image
! Name
! Description/Nutrition
! Cooking site
! Ingredients
|-
| [[File:Baguette icon.png]] || Baguette || A long loaf with a crispy crust and a soft, fluffy center. Fills hunger meter by 50%. || Brick barbecue || Wheat (x3), coal
|-
| [[File:Beany bunny burger icon.png]] || Beany bunny burger || An energizing bunny burger that’ll make you feel full of beans. Completely fills hunger meter and increases attack power for a short time. || Brick barbecue || Bread, bunicorn steak, boiled butterbeans.
|-
| [[File:Boiled butterbeans icon.png]] || Boiled butterbeans (x5) || A simple snack of some green beans boiled in the pod. Fills hunger meter by 10%. || Cookfire, brick barbecue || Butterbeans (x3)
|-
| [[File:Bony steak icon.png]] || Bony steak || A substantial shank steak served on the bone. Fills hunger meter by 50% and increases attack power for a short time. || Brick barbecue || Meaty bone, chilli peppers, coal
|-
| [[File:Bouillabaisse icon.png]] || Bouillabaisse || A thick and hearty seafood bisque. Completely fills hunger meter and increases defense for a short time. || Brick barbecue || Salmon, crab claw, wheat, heartfruit, pure water, coal
|-
| [[File:Bread icon.png]] || Bread (x5) || A loaf of leavened bread baked until brown. Fills hunger meter by 15% || Brick barbecue || Wheat (x10), coal
|-
| [[File:Bunicorn steak icon.png]] || Bunicorn steak || A rabbity rib-eye roasted right over the coals. Fills hunger meter by 20% and increases attack power for a short time. || Cookfire, brick barbecue || Meat, coal
|-
| [[File:Bunny burger ison.png]] || Bunny burger || A succulent steak sandwiched between two bits of bread. Fills hunger meter by 80% and increases attack power for a short time. || Brick barbecue || Bread, bunicorn steak
|-
| [[File:Buttermilk icon.png]] || Buttermilk (x5) || A creamy concoction brewed from butterbeans. Fills hunger meter by 10% and restores 10 HP. || Brick barbecue || Butterbeans (x3), coal
|-
| [[File:Cactus steak icon.png]] || Cactus steak || A fragrant and filling filet of flame-grilled cactus. Fills hunger meter by 40%. || Cookfire, brick barbecue || Cactus cutlet (x2), coal
|-
| [[File:Coddled egg icon.png]] || Coddled egg || Gently poached in warm water and served while still soft. Fills hunger meter by 30%. || Cookfire, brick barbecue || Monster egg, hot water
|-
| [[File:Cooked crab claw icon.png]] || Cooked crab claw || A parboiled pincer cracked open for easy eating. Fills hunger meter by 40%. || Cookfire, brick barbecue || Crab claw, coal
|-
| [[File:Cream of marshroom soup icon.png]] || Cream of marshroom soup || A chunky chowder made from minced marshrooms. Fills hunger meter by 80% and increases defense for a short time || Brick barbecue || Marshrooms, buttermilk, coal
|-
| [[File:Fresh fish feast icon.png]] || Fresh fish feast || A sumptuous selection of sliced seafood, served raw. Completely fills the hunger meter and increases attack power for a short time. || Brick barbecue || Sardine, salmon, red snapper, tuna
|-
| [[File:Fried egg icon.png]] || Fried egg || A speckled egg fried sunny side up. Fills hunger meter by 20%. || Cookfire, brick barbecue || Monster egg
|-
| [[File:Fried frogmeat icon.png]] || Fried frogmeat || Sweet and smoky frogs’ thighs frazzled over a fire. Fills hunger meter by 20%. || Cookfire, brick barbecue || Frogs
|-
| [[File:Fried frogstool icon.png]] || Fried frogstool || A fungus fried over an open flame to turn it from toxic to tasty. Fills hunger meter by 20%. || Cookfire, brick barbecue || Frog stool
|-
| [[File:Fries icon.png]] || Fries (x3) || Judiciously julienned spuds sizzled in boiling oil. Fills hunger meter by 25%. || Brick barbecue || Potato (x5), orange oil (x3), coal
|-
| [[File:Fruit salad icon.png]] || Fruit salad || A piquant plate of fresh fruit and veg. Fills hunger meter by 20% and restores 10 HP. || Cookfire, brick barbecue || Medicinal leaf, plumberry
|-
| [[File:Gungerbread icon.png]] || Gungerbread (x3) || Slime-shaped biscuits with a chewy, gooey center. Fills hunger meter by 20% and restores 10 HP. || Brick barbecue || Wheat, sugar cane
|-
| [[File:Hearty cream cake icon.png]] || Hearty cream cake || A succulent sponge cake smothered in whipped cream. Fills hunger meter by 80%. || Brick barbecue || Wheat (x2), sugar cane, dracky butter, heartfruit
|-
| [[File:Hell broth icon.png]] || Hell broth || It takes a lot of toil and trouble to brew up a broth this tasty. Completely fills hunger meter and increases defense for a short time. || Brick barbecue || Marshrooms, frogstool, frog, newt, coal
|-
| [[File:Ice cream icon.png]] || Ice cream || Buttery custard cooled to form a frozen ambrosia. Fills hunger meter by 20% and restores 50 HP. || Brick barbecue || Snow, sugar cane, dracky butter
|-
| [[File:Pancakes icon.png]] || Pancakes || Soft and sugary hotcakes bathed in butter. Fills hunger meter by 60% || Brick barbecue || Wheat (x2), dracky butter, coal
|-
| [[File:Porridge icon.png]] || Porridge (x3) || A brimming bowl of gooey gruel. Fills hunger meter by 15%. || Cookfire, brick barbecue || Wheat (x3), pure water
|-
| [[File:Potato salad icon.png]] || Potato salad || A nutritious dish of simmered spuds and shredded salad leaves. Fills hunger meter by 30% and restores 20 HP. || Brick barbecue || Potato, medicinal leaf
|-
| [[File:Sailors stew icon.png]] || Sailor’s stew || A hearty hotpot that’s full of fishy goodness. Completely fills hunger meter and increases defense for a short time. || Brick barbecue || Red snapper, tuna, pure water, coal
|-
| [[File:Sardine on a stick icon.png]] || Sardine-on-a-stick || A single sardine skewered and seared over an open flame. Fills hunger meter by 30%. || Cookfire, brick barbecue || Sardine, coal
|-
| [[File:Sauteed salmon icon.png]] || Sautéed salmon || A salmon steak served on a bed of bigonia leaves. Fills hunger meter by 50% and increases defense for a short time. || Brick barbecue || Salmon, bigonia leaf, orange oil
|-
| [[File:Searing steak icon.png]] || Searing steak || A flaming filet that fills its eater with energy. Fills hunger meter by 50% and increases attack power for a short time. || Cookfire, brick barbecue || Hareloin steak, chilli peppers (x3), coal
|-
| [[File:Shrooms on a stick icon.png]] || Shrooms-on-a-stick || A scrumptious skewer of barbecued marshrooms. Fills hunger meter by 20%. || Cookfire, brick barbecue || Marshrooms
|-
| [[File:Squid on a stick icon.png]] || Squid-on-a-stick || The meaty mantle of a marine mollusk sizzled on a skewer. Fills hunger meter by 20%. || Cookfire, brick barbecue || Squid
|-
| [[File:Super salad icon.png]] || Super salad || A slap-up salad made from everything under the sun. Fills hunger meter by 80% and restores 50 HP. || Brick barbecue || Potato (x2), butterbeans (x2), wheat (x2), heartfruit, cooked crab claw, medicinal leaf
|-
|}

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[[Category:Dragon Quest Builders]]

List of weapons in Dragon Quest Builders

2024-08-12T14:42:47Z

LiquidMetal: mobile > mobile & steam

This list contains all the items used for damaging enemies, gathering materials and / or traversing the land in {{DQB}}.
==Swords==
{| cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="listTable"
|- style="text-align:center; background:#B1ED00;"
! Image
! Name
! Description
! Crafting station
! Materials
|-
| [[File:Aurora blade builders icon.png]] || Aurora blade || Made from a mysterious metal that shines like the sun. Attack+40, enchanted with magic. || Craft in [[File:Welder's workbench icon.png|Welder's workbench|35px]] || [[File:Magic ingot icon.png|Magic ingot|35px|link=List of crafted materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| [[File:Copper sword builders icon.png]] || Copper sword || A simple sword with a blade of beaten copper. Attack +16. || Craft in [[File:Forge icon.png|Forge|35px|]] [[File:Furnace icon.png|Furnace|35px]] ||[[File:Copper ingot icon.png|Copper ingot|35px|link=List of crafted materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| [[File:Cypress stick builders icon.png]] || Cypress stick || A broken branch whittled to work as a weapon. Attack +1. || Craft in [[File:Tree stump icon.png|Tree stump|35px]] [[File:Mason's workstation icon.png|Mason's workstation|35px]] [[File:Carpenters workstation icon.png|Carpenter's workstation|35px]] || [[File:Broken branch icon.png|Broken branch|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| [[File:Erdrick's sword builders icon.png]] || Erdrick's sword || The fabled blade of a legendary hero. Attack +55. Does not degrade with use. || Craft in [[File:Diviner's altar.png|Diviner's altar|35px]] || [[File:Orichalcum icon.png|Orichalcum|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x3 [[File:Steel ingot icon.png|Steel ingot|35px|link=List of crafted materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x2 [[File:Gold icon.png|Gold|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1[[File:Silvery sludge icon.png|Silvery sludge|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 [[File:Holy water builders icon.png|Holy water|35px|link=List of items in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| [[File:Falcon blade builders icon.png]] || Falcon blade || A feather-light falchion that strikes like a swooping hawk. Attack +25. Strikes twice with each attack. || Craft in [[File:Sewing station icon.png|Sewing station|35px]] || [[File:Liquid silver icon.png|Liquid silver|35px|link=List of crafted materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 [[File:Rusty nuggets icon.png|Rusty nuggets|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 [[File:Gold icon.png|Gold|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| [[File:Fire blade builders icon.png]] || Fire blade || A sword forged in the shape of a raging inferno. Attack +39. Enchanted with fire magic. || Craft in [[File:Furnace icon.png|Furnace|35px]] || [[File:Orichalcum icon.png|Orichalcum|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x2 [[File:Rockbomb shard icon.png|Rockbomb shard|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x5 [[File:Coal icon.png|Coal|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x5
|-
| [[File:Iron broadsword builders icon.png]] || Iron broadsword || A strong sword forged from iron Attack +26. || Craft in [[File:Forge icon.png|Forge|35px|]] [[File:Furnace icon.png|Furnace|35px]] Ch2Craft in [[File:Sewing station icon.png|Sewing station|35px]] || [[File:Iron ingot icon.png|Iron ingot|35px|link=List of crafted materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 Ch2[[File:Rusty nuggets icon.png|Rusty nuggets|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| [[File:Oaken club builders icon.png]] || Oaken club || A stout and sturdy wooden cudgel. Attack +5. || Craft in [[File:Mason's workstation icon.png|Mason's workstation|35px]] [[File:Carpenters workstation icon.png|Carpenter's workstation|35px]] || [[File:Broken branch icon.png|Broken branch|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x2
|-
| [[File:Shovel icon.png]] || Shovel<nowiki>*</nowiki> || A simple spade with a pointed blade. Attack +1. Allows you to dig up plants without destroying them. || Craft in [[File:Mason's workstation icon.png|Mason's workstation|35px]] [[File:Miner’s refiner icon.png|Miner's refiner|35px]] [[File:Sewing station icon.png|Sewing station|35px]] || [[File:Iron ingot icon.png|Iron ingot|35px|link=List of crafted materials in Dragon Quest Builders]]x1 [[File:Broken branch icon.png|Broken branch|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 Ch2[[File:Rusty nuggets icon.png|Rusty nuggets|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 [[File:Broken branch icon.png|Broken branch|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| [[File:Steel broadsword builders icon.png]] || Steel broadsword || A weighty weapon with a sharp steel blade. Attack +35 || Craft in [[File:Furnace icon.png|Furnace|35px]] || [[File:Steel ingot icon.png|Steel ingot|35px|link=List of crafted materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| [[File:Stone sword builders icon.png]] || Stone sword || A sword of honed stone with a wooden pommel. Attack +11 || Craft in [[File:Mason's workstation icon.png|Mason's workstation|35px]] || [[File:DQB stone icon.png|Stone|35px|link=List of construction materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| [[File:Sword of Kings builders icon.png]] || Sword of Kings || A sacred sword forged from a mystical metal. Attack +50. Does not degrade with use. || Craft in [[File:Furnace icon.png|Furnace|35px]] || [[File:Orichalcum icon.png|Orichalcum|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x3 [[File:Steel ingot icon.png|Steel ingot|35px|link=List of crafted materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x2 [[File:Gold icon.png|Gold|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 [[File:Silver icon.png|Silver|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 [[File:Magic dye icon.png|Magic dye|35px|link=List of crafted materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| [[File:Sword of ruin builders icon.png]] || Sword of ruin || An unwieldy weapon with a strange and sinister shape Attack +50. It emits an ominous aura… || Craft in [[File:Forbidden altar icon.png|Forbidden altar|35px]] || [[File:Orichalcum icon.png|Orichalcum|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x2 [[File:Silvery sludge icon.png|Silvery sludge|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 [[File:Septic shrub icon.png|Septic shrub|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 [[File:Dragon bones icon.png|Dragon bones|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|}
<nowiki>*</nowiki>In the Mobile and Steam versions, the Shovel is not equippable and is categorized as a normal tool alongside the bucket, fishing rod, rake or gloves.
==Axes and Hammers==
{| cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="listTable"
|- style="text-align:center; background:#B1ED00;"
! Image
! Name
! Description
! Crafting station
! Materials
|-
| [[File:Battleaxe builders icon.png]] || Battleaxe || A stout and steely weapon of war. Attack +38. Can break very hard blocks. || Craft in [[File:Sewing station icon.png|Sewing station|35px]] || [[File:Rusty nuggets icon.png|Rusty nuggets|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x2 [[File:Steel ingot icon.png|Steel ingot|35px|link=List of crafted materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| [[File:Giant mallet builders icon.png]] || Giant mallet || A heavy hammer hewn from a large log. Attack +8. Can break hard blocks || Craft in [[File:Tree stump icon.png|Tree stump|35px]] [[File:Mason's workstation icon.png|Mason's workstation|35px]] [[File:Carpenters workstation icon.png|Carpenter's workstation|35px]] [[File:Sewing station icon.png|Sewing station|35px]] || [[File:Broken branch icon.png|Broken branch|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x3
|-
| [[File:Hammer of the builder icon.png]] || Hammer of the Builder || The ultimate hammer, forged from the finest materials. Attack +53. Can break very hard blocks. Does not degrade with use. || Craft in [[File:Furnace icon.png|Furnace|35px]] || [[File:Orichalcum icon.png|Orichalcum|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x3 [[File:Iron ingot icon.png|Iron ingot|35px|link=List of crafted materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 [[File:Steel ingot icon.png|Steel ingot|35px|link=List of crafted materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 [[File:Gold icon.png|Gold|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| [[File:Hela's hammer builders icon.png]] || Hela's hammer || A hammer that’s as hefty as it is holy. Attack +43. Can break very hard blocks. Enchanted with magic. || Craft in [[File:Welder's workbench icon.png|Welder's workbench|35px]] [[File:Machinists workbench icon.png|Machinists workbench|35px]] || [[File:Magic ingot icon.png|Magic ingot|35px|link=List of crafted materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 [[File:Thermobattery icon.png|Thermobattery|35px|link=List of crafted materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| [[File:Iron axe builders icon.png]] || Iron axe || A heavy metal hatchet with a wooden handle. Attack +30. Can break very hard blocks. || Craft in [[File:Sewing station icon.png|Sewing station|35px]] || [[File:Rusty nuggets icon.png|Rusty nuggets|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 [[File:Wood icon.png|Wood|35px|link=List of construction materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| [[File:Sledgehammer builders icon.png]] || Sledgehammer || A massive mallet made from solid iron. Attack +29. Can break very hard blocks. || Craft in [[File:Forge icon.png|Forge|35px|]] [[File:Furnace icon.png|Furnace|35px]] || [[File:Iron ingot icon.png|Iron ingot|35px|link=List of crafted materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x2
|-
| [[File:Stone axe builders icon.png]] || Stone axe || A crude cleaver with a stone-hewn head. Attack +14. Can break hard blocks || Craft in [[File:Sewing station icon.png|Sewing station|35px]] ||[[File:DQB stone icon.png|Stone|35px|link=List of construction materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 [[File:Wood icon.png|Wood|35px|link=List of construction materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| [[File:War hammer builders icon.png]] || War hammer || A steel sledgehammer so heavy that only the strongest soldiers can hold it. Attack +37. Can break very hard blocks. || Craft in [[File:Furnace icon.png|Furnace|35px]] || [[File:Steel ingot icon.png|Steel ingot|35px|link=List of crafted materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x2 [[File:Scorpion horn icon.png|Scorpion horn|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x3
|}

==Tools==
While technically the following are in the item category, they are tools for building, fighting and moving around with ease. The following list includes tools, projectiles, and vehicles. The tools and vehicles are not consumed upon being used, while the projectiles are.
 
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center; margin: auto; "
|+ Tools
|-
! Image !! Name !! Obtention !! Description !! Uses !! Recipe
|-
| style="width: 6%" | [[File:Bucket icon.png]]
| style="width: 14%" | Bucket
| style="width: 16%" | Craft in [[File:Carpenters workstation icon.png|Carpenter's workstation|35px]]
| style="width: 22%"| A plain pail pieced together from wooden planks.
| style="width: 22%" | Scoops up water. Can be used repeatedly.
| style="width: 20%"| [[File:Broken branch icon.png|Broken branch|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x2 [[File:Cord icon.png|Cord|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| style="width: 6%" | [[File:Bucket icon.png]]
| style="width: 14%" | Horn-rimmed bucket
| style="width: 16%" | Craft in [[File:Tree stump icon.png|Tree stump|35px]]
| style="width: 22%"| A basic bucket with a trendy trim.
| style="width: 22%" | Scoops up water. Can be used repeatedly.
| style="width: 20%"| [[File:Broken branch icon.png|Broken branch|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x2 [[File:Huge horn icon.png|Huge horn|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| rowspan=3 | [[File:Fishing rod icon.png]]
| rowspan=3 | Fishing rod
| rowspan=3 | Craft in [[File:Carpenters workstation icon.png|Carpenter's workstation|35px]]
| rowspan=3 | A long line with a lure that the fish can't resist.
| rowspan=3 | Allows you to fish in water. Can be used repeatedly.
|| Ch2 [[File:Broken branch icon.png|Broken branch|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 [[File:Cord icon.png|Cord|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 [[File:Frogstool icon.png|Frogstool|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
|Ch3, TI [[File:Broken branch icon.png|Broken branch|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 [[File:Cord icon.png|Cord|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 [[File:Prickly peach icon.png|Prickly peach|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
|Ch4 [[File:Broken branch icon.png|Broken branch|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 [[File:Cord icon.png|Cord|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 [[File:Huge horn icon.png|Huge horn|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| [[File:Rake icon.png]] || Rake || Craft in [[File:Carpenters workstation icon.png|Carpenter's workstation|35px]] || A long, strong pole finished with a fan of pointed prongs. || Tills earth blocks. Can be used repeatedly. || [[File:Broken branch icon.png|Broken branch|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x4
|-
| [[File:Builders key icon.png]] || Key || Craft in [[File:Carpenters workstation icon.png|Carpenter's workstation|35px]] [[File:Machinists workbench icon.png|Machinist's workbench|35px]] || A shiny silver key perfect for picking a padlock. || Allows you to open locked doors. || [[File:Liquid silver icon.png|Liquid silver|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1 [[File:Rusty nuggets icon.png|Rusty nuggets|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| [[File:DQB Mobile Gloves.jpg]] || Gloves (Mobile and Steam version) || Craft in [[File:Mason's workstation icon.png|Mason's workstation|35px]]|| Gloves that grant gargantuan strength. ||Allows you to hoist up and rotate blocks. || [[File:Fibrous fabric icon.png|Fibrous fabric|35px|link=List of crafted materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x10 [[File:Golemite icon.png|Golemite|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x10
|-
| [[File:Throwing stone icon.png]] || Throwing stone || Craft in [[File:Carpenters workstation icon.png|Carpenter's workstation|35px]] || A smooth stone suitable for slinging at faraway foes.|| Inflicts damage.|| [[File:Pumice pieces icon.png|Pumice pieces|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| rowspan=2 | [[File:Divine dagger builders icon.png]]
| rowspan=2 | Divine dagger
| rowspan=2 | Craft in [[File:Herbalist’s cauldron icon.png|Herbalist's cauldron|35px]] [[File:Transmutation table icon.png|Transmutation table|35px]]
| rowspan=2 | A silver throwing knife suffused with saintly sorcery.
| rowspan=2| Inflicts damage. Inflicts paralysis on undead monsters.
| Ch2,TI [[File:Liquid silver icon.png|Liquid silver|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x3 [[File:Rusty nuggets icon.png|Rusty nuggets|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
|Ch4 [[File:Silver icon.png|Silver|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x2 [[File:Holy water builders icon.png|Holy water|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| [[File:Sizz shot icon.png]] || Sizz shot || Craft in [[File:Welder's workbench icon.png|Welder's workbench|35px]] [[File:Machinists workbench icon.png|Machinist's workbench|35px]] || A buring bullet imbued with magmatic might. || Inflicts damage on enemies. || [[File:Lava block icon.png|Lava|35px|link=List of construction materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x3 [[File:Iron ingot icon.png|Iron ingot|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| [[File:Crack shot icon.png]] || Crack shot || Craft in [[File:Welder's workbench icon.png|Welder's workbench|35px]] [[File:Machinists workbench icon.png|Machinist's workbench|35px]] || A blistering bullet imbued with polar power. || Inflicts damage on enemies. || [[File:Ice block icon.png|Ice|35px|link=List of construction materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x3 [[File:Iron ingot icon.png|Iron ingot|35px|link=List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders]] x1
|-
| [[File:Kaboom shot icon.png]] || Kaboom shot || Craft in [[File:Welder's workbench icon.png|Welder's workbench|35px]] [[File:Machinists workbench icon.png|Machinist's workbench|35px]] || A bombastic bullet imbued with explosive energy. || Inflicts damage on enemies. || [[File:Sizz shot icon.png|Sizz shot|35px|]] x20 [[File:Crack shot icon.png|Crack shot|35px|]] x20
|}
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[[Category:Dragon Quest Builders weapons]]

List of challenges in Dragon Quest Builders

2024-08-12T14:10:51Z

LiquidMetal: formating

Challenges are optional objectives in [[Dragon Quest Builders]] that grant additional recipes to use in [[Terra Incognita]].

There are five per each chapter, and they are checked at the very end of the chapter: either by touching Rubiss's light after defeating the chapter's boss, or by defeating the [[Dragonlord]] in the final chapter. Due to that fact, most challenges can be completed in one file, checking them at any time by just going to Rubiss's light / the Dragonlord boss fight whenever a new challenge has been completed, with the exception of the challenges that require beating the chapter in a certain number of days in the PlayStation version of the game.

Due to the game's structure regarding save files and chapters, the challenges only need to be cleared once per console profile.

==Common challenges==
Some of the goals are common among all chapters while others are chapter-specific. There are two common objectives on every chapter, with one of them being different depending on the system the builder is playing on, and three challenges that are specific for that area.

The common challenges are: Complete within X days (PlayStation versions) or Obtain X amount of items (Switch, Mobile and Steam versions), and Raise the base level to the max level.
===Complete the chapter within X days===
These challenges are exclusive to the [[PlayStation 3]], [[PlayStation 4]] and [[PlayStation Vita]] versions of the game.

These '''timed challenges''' establish a time limit of in-game days in which the chapter must be completed. You can check the elapsed days at any time in the Status menu.

To optimize your time, it's advised to rush through the story quests, avoiding sleeping in beds as much as possible.

===Obtain X different items===
These challenges are exclusive to the [[Nintendo Switch]], [[Mobile]] and [[Steam] versions of the game, as they replace the timed ones. You can check the total different items obtained at any time in the Status menu.

These collection challenges require the player to obtain a certain number of different items, blocks and equipment before finishing the chapter. These sidequests can usually be solved by exploring the land thoroughly and taking everything you find. You might want to use the shovel to obtain plants and flowers, and craft items you would otherwise not need. (IE: Crafting a stone sword even if you upgraded directly from the cypress stick to the copper sword)
===Build your base to max level===
Probably the easiest challenge to complete in any chapter, the max level chapter is fairly easy to achieve if you keep improving and building on your base. The best ways to increase your base's level are replacing the walls and flooring with harder blocks and placing as many decorations as possible.

==Chapter 1 challenges==
{| class="wikitable" style="margin: auto;
|+ Chapter 1: [[Cantlin]] challenges
|-
! Challenge !! Versions !! Terra Incognita rewards
|-
| Complete the chapter within 20 days.
| {{PS3}}, {{PS4}}, PS Vita
|rowspan =2 | Can build [[Fire Blade|fire blades]].
|-
| Obtain 150 different items. || [[Nintendo Switch]], Mobile, PC
|-
| Build your base to level 5. || All || Can build additional stone furniture.
|-
| Defeat the three dragons. || All || Can build display stands.
|-
| Build a [[Room Recipes (Dragon Quest Builders)#Gardens|Cantlin garden]]. || All || Can make Guard’s garb, Villager’s vesture, and Trader’s tunic.
|-
| Repair the hammerhood's graveyard. || All || Can build Featherfall footwear.
|}

===Defeat the three dragons===
There are '''three dragons''' in the Cantlin area, all of which need to be defeated for the challenge:
*[[The Ravaged Realm|Cantlin Plains]]: It can be found in the southmost area of the island, sleeping in a field of flowers.
*[[Hammerhood Heights]]: this dragon can be found in the mountains behind the ruined fortress.
*[[The Damdara Desert]]: the last dragon is located on the mountains, just east from the pyramid.

They can be defeated in any order, but all three need to be defeated in order to complete the challenge. If fighting them is too hard, players can take advantage of the false idols's fire throwing mechanic and place them facing the dragons.

===Build a Cantlin Garden===
For this challenge, the builder needs to place the following items inside a room: '''a bench, any flower (x10), any plant (x5), water block (x8), a plumberry tree, and a brazier'''. There are a few things to take into consideration while aiming for this challenge:

*To get the full-grown plumberry tree, a plumberry seedling must be planted inside the confines of the base and wait two days for the seedling to mature.
*The water mechanic is [[Dragon Quest Builders]] is rather limited: it can only flow two blocks above rock bottom, which means the garden will need to be underground. **Additonally, in Chapter 1 the only way to get water is to connect with an already existing water source, so you will likely need to build a tunnel or channel for the water to flow.
*'''The garden doesn't need to be inside the town of Cantlin''', you can build the room outside the base.
**If building the garden outside of town, you must build the room around an already matured tree.

===Repair the hammerhood's graveyard===
To finish the last chapter 1 challenge, the builder must travel to [[The Damdara Desert]], travel to the island north from where you freed Magnus (behind the mountains), and talk to the [[brownie]] there. He will teach them how to build stone memorials. Afterwards, the player needs to return to the [[Hammerhood Heights]] and visit the destroyed graveyard and place the needed memorials. Finishing this quest rewards the builders with a seed of life.

==Chapter 2 challenges==
{| class="wikitable" style="margin: auto;
|+ Chapter 2: [[Rimuldar]] challenges
|-
! Challenge !! Versions !! Terra Incognita rewards
|-
| Complete the chapter within 30 days.
| {{PS3}}, {{PS4}}, PS Vita
|rowspan =2 | Can build gourmand’s girdles.
|-
| Obtain 200 different items. || [[Nintendo Switch]], Mobile, PC
|-
| Build your base to level 5. || All || Can build wooden furniture.
|-
| Repair the ruined roof. || All || Can build roofing tiles.
|-
| Obtain the crown goowels. || All || Can build water crystals.
|-
| Complete all of Thalamus's puzzles. || All || Can build meteorite bracers.
|}
===Repair the ruined roof===
This challenge requires you to find the ruined manor deep in the mountains in the [[Prickly Wilds]] (travel east from the teleportal) and place the provided roof tiles in their corresponding places. Finishing this challenge also unlocks the recipes for roof tiling, pitched tiling, outer corner tiling, and inner corner tiling.

===Obtain the crown goowels===
To obtain the king slime crown, you need to fish a [[King Slime]] in the slime-shaped pond in the jungle south from the [[Ancient Palace]], and defeat it. To do so, you need to quickly reel in your rod. It might take some practice, as the reaction time before the king slime flees is quite short.

===Complete all of Thalamus's puzzles===
This sidequest is the longest one in this chapter, requiring solving a puzzle in each of the region's islands:
*[[Swamps of Sickness]]: Located in the southwestern part of the island, it requires the player to copy the room in the left into the empty room in the right.
*[[Prickly Wilds]]: The second puzzle, located just north from the ruined manor, is solved by planting a palm seedling in the marked earth block.
*[[Ancient Palace]]: The third puzzle is located in a swamp behind the mountains behind the Ancient Palace, going east from it. It requires the builder to change the clock's hour from 9 o'clock to 3 o'clock.
*[[Holy Sanctum]]: The last puzzle is located in an area in the south western side of the island, and requires the builder to place the blocks obtained as rewards in the previous three puzzles in their corresponding slots.

Finishing the last puzzle grants the builder the recipe of the [[Catholicon ring]], a magical ring which prevents all status ailments when equipped. Quite the reward!

==Chapter 3 challenges==
{| class="wikitable" style="margin: auto;
|+ Chapter 3: [[Kol]] & [[Galenholm]] challenges
|-
! Challenge !! Versions !! Terra Incognita rewards
|-
| Complete the chapter within 30 days.
| {{PS3}}, {{PS4}}, PS Vita
|rowspan =2 | Can build talaria.
|-
| Obtain 200 different items. || [[Nintendo Switch]], Mobile, PC
|-
| Build your base to level 5. || All || Can build hardwood and timbered blocks.
|-
| Defeat all the boss trolls and gigantes. || All || Can build forbidden furniture.
|-
| Complete the spectacular spa blueprint. || All || Can build hot water crystals.
|-
| Discover the recipe for the lyre of slime immemorial || All || Can build lyres of slime immemorial. *Also unlocked in other chapters.
|}
===Defeat all the boss trolls and gigantes===
This sidequest is very straight forward: defeat the strong monster in each of the four islands of this region. While they can be defeated with normal weapons, its advised to use magic weapons and even cannons to attack them, as they are quite dangerous, specially the gigantes. Their locations are:
* [[Bleak and Burning Badlands]]: A [[boss troll]] can be found in the desert, south from the base.
* [[Island of Lava]]: Another boss troll lies in the prison where Barbella was kept captive, behind a stone gate. Cannons can help destroy the stone gate.
* [[Island of Ice]]: A [[gigantes]] can be found in the northwest, over the mountains.
* [[Galenholm Ruins]]: The second gigantes is in the snow fields that extend in the southeast from the teleportal.

===Complete the spectacular spa blueprint===
The '''spectacular spa blueprint''' can be obtained in the [[Galenholm Ruins|ruins of Galenholm]], in a chest located in a cave full of precious metal veins, south from the teleportal. The exact location varies from playthrough to playthrough.

The recipe for the fierce fountains required for the spectacular spa can be learnt in the north part of the [[Island of Lava]]. Help the girl who bathes in the hot water by blocking the troll's view with a block, and she will reward you with the recipe.

===Discover the recipe for the lyre of slime immemorial===
The '''lyre of slime immemorial''' is a special item that '''allows players to switch the music from modern to retro''', and viceversa, by interacting with it. It can be found in the labyrinth located in the [[Island of Ice]], north from the teleportal. Fill the slime-shaped hole with blue blocks, and the entrance to the maze will open. Traverse the maze and the reward will be yours. The labyrinth can be a bit confusing at times, but blue temple blocks hint to the intended path to find the lyre.

Once the lyre is obtained, it's recipe can be used in any where in the game, even in earlier chapters!
==Chapter 4 challenges==
{| class="wikitable" style="margin: auto;
|+ Final Chapter: [[Tantegel]] challenges
|-
! Challenge !! Versions !! Terra Incognita rewards
|-
| Complete the chapter within 30 days.
| {{PS3}}, {{PS4}}, PS Vita
|rowspan =2 | Can build legendary items of Erdrick.
|-
| Obtain 200 different items. || [[Nintendo Switch]], Mobile, PC
|-
| Build your base to level 4. || All || Can build superior crafting stations.
|-
| Defeat the Dragonlord without wearing the legendary armour. || All || Can build rings of criticality.
|-
| Show a verdant vision to a certain someone. || All || Can build novelty items.
|-
| Find the sword of ruin || All || Can build forbidden equipment.
|}
===Defeat the Dragonlord without wearing the legendary armour===
The challenge is a bit tricky in its wording. It actually requires the Auroral Armour and Hero's Shield not being in the equipment bag when the second phase of the boss fights starts, meaning they can be used in the first phase '''as long as they are stashed away in the colossal coffer''' before defeating the humanoid form of Dragonlord.

'''The Sword of Kings can be used in both battles''', as using it or not does not effect this challenge.

===Show a verdant vision to a certain someone===
Probably the longest sidemission in this chapter, it requires exploring the four islands in the final chapter, locating four slimes who wait in rocky formations that resemble themselves, and showing them what they ask for:
*[[Land of Ash and Despair]]: A slime is on top of a big rock slime, south from the provisional camp where the Princess's statue rested. He wants to see a milkblossom, which can be obtained with a shovel after [[Purification|purifying]] bones.
*[[Tantegel Moor]]: This time it's a she-slime, waiting on the northwest area from the castle. She wants to see a daffodaisy, which can be obtained with a shovel after planting a bud that enemy she-slimes can drop.
*[[Patchwork Island]]: The third slime is a metal slime, who waits northwest from the red teleportal. He wants to see a coralily, which can be obtained with a shovel after planting a bud that drackies can drop.
*[[The Dragonlord’s Island]]: A king slime is located in the southmost area, on top of a rocky structure that resembles a king slime. He wants to see a verdant vision. To obtain the vision, the builder must combine the other three slime's visions and the flowers on a diviner's altar. Giving him the verdant vision completes the challenge. He will give the player some [[List of food in Dragon Quest Builders|gungerbread]] as a reward.

'''Note that you need two flowers of each''': one to give to the slimes, and one for the verdant vision recipe.

===Find the sword of ruin===
The '''sword of ruin and the rest of the cursed equipment''' can be found in the southeastern area of the [[Land of Ash and Despair]], in the opposite end of the chapter's starting location. The entrance to the dungeon where the cursed gear rests is blocked by some chalk blocks, easily removable once you have a mallet or sledgehammer.

This optional underground maze acts as the game's sole dungeon, and it's the home of some powerful foes. To advance in the cave, the player must defeat monsters to get keys and unlock doors. The layout of the maze can be confusing at first, but it's easy to navigate once you familiarize yourself with it. Aside from the cursed equipment, some rare items can be found in the dungeon.

The [[sword of ruin]] is in the deepest level.

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Dragon Quest X

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{{Infobox VG
|type = Main series games
|title = Awakening of the Five Tribes (Version 1) The Sleeping Hero and the Guiding Ally (Version 2) Legend of the Ancient Dragon (Version 3) The 5,000-year Journey to a Faraway Home (Version 4) The Maiden of Thorns and the God of Destruction (Version 5) Heroes of the Heavenly Stars (Version 6) Door to the Future and the Slumbering Girl (Version 7)
|image = [[File:DQX_Logo.png|325px]][[File:DQX Blacksmith Art.png|center|325px]]
|caption=
|designer = [[Yuji Horii]]
|artist = [[Akira Toriyama]]
|composer = [[Kōichi Sugiyama]]
|developer = Square Enix
|publisher = [[Square Enix]]
|genre = [[Wikipedia:Console role-playing game|Console role-playing game]]
|modes =
|platforms = [[Wii]], [[Wii U]], [[Nintendo 3DS]], [[Microsoft Windows]], [[Android]], [[Playstation 4]], [[Nintendo Switch]]
|released = '''Wii''' [[wikipedia:Japan|JP]] August 2, 2012
'''Wii U''' [[wikipedia:Japan|JP]] March 2013

'''Microsoft Windows''' [[wikipedia:Japan|JP]] September 26, 2013

[[wikipedia:China|CHN]] May 20, 2016

'''Android''' [[wikipedia:Japan|JP]] December 16, 2013

|ratings = [[wikipedia:Computer Entertainment Rating Organization|CERO]]: A
|series = {{Main Series}}
|media=
}}
{{Translation|'''Dragon Quest X: Mezameshi Itsutsu no Shuzoku Online|ドラゴンクエストX オンライン|Doragon Kuesuto Ten: Onrain}}''' is the tenth game in the {{DQSeries}}. It was announced at a press conference in January 2009. On September 5 2011, it was announced to be '''an online multiplayer game''' for the Nintendo Wii and released in Japan on August 2, 2012, and later ported to more platforms such as Wii U, PC or PS4. The starting portion of ''Dragon Quest X'' is also playable without the online feature, but to play the full game players need to be online at all times.

Several expansion packs were released for the game: ''The Sleeping Hero and the Guiding Ally'' in 2013; ''Legend of the Ancient Dragon'' in 2015; ''The 5,000-year Journey to a Faraway Home'' in 2017; ''The Maiden of Thorns and the God of Destruction'' in 2019; ''Heroes of the Heavenly Stars'' in 2021, and ''Door to the Future and the Slumbering Girl'' in 2024. A [[Nintendo Switch]] version was also announced during the January 12th, 2017 Nintendo Switch Presentation.

The Wii version was discontinued on November 15th, 2017. The Wii U and 3DS versions were discontinued on March 20th, 2024.

Up to this day, ''Dragon Quest X'' remains the only mainline ''Dragon Quest'' game to not be officially released in English-speaking territories. A Chinese localization was released in 2016, and eventually discontinued in May 2019.

A completely [[Dragon Quest X Offline|offline]] version of the game that features the first and second versions of the game, with the latter as paid DLC, was released in Japan on September 15, 2022 and in Eastern Asia on May 28, 2024 with Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese translations.

==Gameplay==
''Dragon Quest X'' is in many ways an evolution of the systems seen in [[Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies|Dragon Quest IX]].

DQX is the first game inside the numbered titles that breaks the {{Main Series}} tradition of turn-based combat; the combat becomes more action-based by breaking the order of the attacks. The combat is still comand-based like in the rest of the main series, but an invisible '''ATB-like system''' controls the actions, and player placement and character weight influence the combat. In battle, the actions are similar to in other titles: Attack, Spells, Skills, Items, Misc (Change weapon, Tactics), and Defend; with [[Coup de Grâce|coups de grâce]] being selectable when randomly triggered. To flee, players must exit the semitransparent circle that borders the combat area. Outside of combat, players can rearrange their skills and spells for easier access to the actions they use the most.

Dragon Quest X also breaks two other series traditions: the Zoom spell is replaced by the Zoomstone system (similar to the ones that appear in [[Dragon Quest Heroes II: Twin Kings and the Prophecy's End|Heroes 2]]), and the church's main function is to linked to them. The inhabitants of Astoltia use Zoomstones to quickly fly to other locations. The number of Zoomstones is quite limited at the start of the adventure, so players need to wisely choose which places to bind their Zoomstones to. Certain cities like Lendor or Megistris have usefull npcs who know the [[Bazoom]] spell and are able to send players flying to their desired destination, granted they have previously visited it. As Dragon Quest X's saving system allows players to save practically everywhere, priests and nuns now have a new primary function: bind zoomstones to certain locations. They can only link a Zoomstone to where they currently are, so players need to visit each location and talk to the clergy to bind their stones. Aside from their brand new function, the clergy continues to offer their usual revival and antidotal services.

The game includes a '''quest system''' like in ''{{Dragon Quest IX}}'', but with some changes. Quests serve as side-stories helping non-player characters around the game's world. Multiple quests can be accepted simultaneously with some even interlocking and unlocking various stages in fellow quests. Quests can be simple sidestories to guive more context or characterization to the inhabitants of the world, increase the level cap, unlock many useful functions and additions such as new hair dyes or new vocations, or give unique rewards such as cosmetics. Like the previous {{Main Series}} installment, ''Dragon Quest X'' contains many open ended mini-quests. Upon completion of the quests, a "Quest List log," serving as an in-game achievement list.

There is a '''vocation system''' that gives independent levels to each vocation the character can learn, similat to Dragon Quest IX's. Like in IX, there are quests to unlock more specialized vocations like Paladin, Sage or Armamentalist, among other vocations. Each vocation can equip different armor sets, and usually three or four different weapon types. All of them have unique skill trees, well worth investing in. One of the most notable differences with IX's vocation system is that each weapon skilltree must be learned by each vocation, there is not a shared weapon skilltree among vocations that share a same weapon, and there are no ways to bypass the vocation limitation to weapon types. For example, if a player learns the skill Dragon Slash by slotting points to the Warrior's Sword skilltree, when the same player unlocks Armamentalist -another vocation that can use swords-, they will need to invest point to it's own Sword skilltree to unlock the skill. In contrast, in DQIX, a warrior in the same situation would already know Dragon Slash when they became Armamentalist.

Aside from vocations, players can choose a job for their character. Each job specializes in a different thing: weapon smithing, armor smithing, tailoring / sewing, toolsmithing, cooking food that gives stat and EXP bonuses for a limited time, alchemy to add effects to equipment... There are also brand new "Job quests" that can only be received when you have the job that is requested. The Traveler's Bazaar is there to incentivate players to trade their crafted goods.

This game also includes two new features as a reference to other RPG games: the ''[[Fire Colosseum]]'' and the ''[[Magic Labyrinth]]''. The Fire Colosseum allows the player challenge again some storyline bosses that are modified to be stronger and the Magic Labyrinth acts like the {{Grotto}} of {{Dragon Quest IX}}. Although the first one is located at the top of a snowy mountain, several labyrinths can be encountered during the gameplay, and in the most strange possible places, like a mirror in the Royal Palace of [[Gran Zedoura]] in [[Rendaashia]]. Unlike grottos, magic labyrinths can be altered by player actions using certain items. This allows players to summon specific bosses to fight. In a way, the Magic Labyrinth coins and cards work like the Fiend keys from [[Dragon Quest of the Stars]].

There is mailing system which allows the developers to communicate important things to players, as well as players to talk with and gift each other.

A mount system exists: the dolboard. This transportation method can be unlocked in the dwarf continent, though nowadays new players can get a free rental one at the start of their adventure if they want. The dolboard can be customized with prism items, which can usually be acquired through events or the cash shop.

Another feature unique to DQX is the housing feature. Players can purchase a lot and put a house in it. There are plenty of cosmetic and functional decorations for the house and garden.
===Game features===
*3D graphics and a real time overworld similar to those found in {{DQ8}}, using the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crystal_Tools Crystal Tools engine].
*Highly customizable characters, with many different faces, skin colors, weapons and armours. This game also included different races such as {{Ogre}}s, [[Wetling]]s, [[Poppet]]s, {{Elves}} and {{Dwarves}}. At a certain point of the story, the player unlocks the ability to switch between their original human body and their chosen race's body with the help of priests.
*Co-operative play with up to four players online. Some game modes allow more players at once: for example, the various "Alliance Battles" allow 8 players to cooperate to defeat a strong boss.
*Rental companions that can be recruited for a limited time up to 168 hours. If the target companion is from the same team (guild), their cost is halved. If the target companion is listed as a friend, their costs is free.
*Chat system to allow easy comunication between players.
*Guild system for groups of players. Leveling the team grants all members with special rewards, like special team outfits or mounts.
**At certain points of the story, important characters will temporarily join your party as guest party members. They usually only stick for a boss battle or two, however.
*Time-limited events where you can receive cosmetic equipment, emotes and skins for the dolboard.
*A fully customizable house for the player's character.
*Crafting minigames where players can create weapons, armor pieces, clothes, tools, and food using various materials. The smithing minigame used for crafting weapons, armor and tools was later steamlined in [[Dragon Quest XI]]'s Fun Sized Forge.
*There are multiple quests that are fairly different than most of the substories in the series:
** A parallel storyline where you control a pair of treasure hunter humans exploring long-abandoned ruins filled with puzzles.
** A japanese high school simulation mode, with character bonding and Visual Novel style dialogues.
** A murder mystery in a far away island.
*A brand new fishing minigame, where players fish through simple but exciting turn based combat.

==Offline Storyline==
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===Offline tutorial and Prologue===
The story begins in the village of [[Tenton]], the home of the {{Hero 10}} and [[Hero's sibling|their sibling]], when the Hero is looking at the sky at the center of the village. Their sibling calls them, and is shown to be riding the [[Galapogod]] along with [[Tenda]], the village's priestess and elder. When the Galapogod reaches the Hero’s location, their sibling offers them a ride, but is immediately interrupted by Tenda, denying the Hero the opportunity.

A strange noise awakens the Hero from the apparent dream, only to learn that their sibling accidentally destroyed the village's supply of Perky Beans, Tenda's favorite food, in an attempt to multiply them via [[alchemy]]. At Tenton's [[church]] the Hero meets Tenda's grandson, [[Singh]], who instructs the Hero to gather various items from the local villagers, in order to fashion a pillow to serve as compensation for the loss of the Perky Beans. Upon receiving the pillow, Tenda asks the Hero to look for their sibling, and despite being upset at Singh for disturbing her, she still uses the pillow they made, falling into a deep sleep. After locating their sibling successfully synthesizing a hat, the Hero returns to the village, where Tenda announces that she has received an omen from the Galapogod: the village will soon be destroyed, with no survivors. However, hope remains in the form of a plant known as the Tensu Flower, which blooms in a [[Cave of the Aquatic Trees|cave]] to the [[Unnamed Flowerfield|north]]. The Hero, their sibling and Singh are chosen to retrieve it. Arriving at the cave, Singh mentions that Tenda had earlier mentioned that even if the Tensu Flower was successfully retrieved, only one person would survive the destruction of Tenton. The Hero’s sibling is shocked at this revelation, but Singh quickly points out the possibility that Tenda was only referring to a worst-case scenario, and the party continues further into the cave.

The party reaches a large chamber at the back of the cave, where several Tensu Flowers are in full bloom. Unfortunately, they are not alone, as the flowers are immediately attacked by a demonic mage named [[Bedora|Bedorā]]. Singh tells him to stop, but Bedorā has no intention of giving even a single flower to anyone capable of crossing through time. Singh is confused by Bedorā’s words, causing him to cackle at how the people of Tenton allowed themselves to forget something so important. He attacks the trio, but loses. Despite his body at its limit, Bedorā swears to fulfill his master’s orders and unleashes one final attack on the Tensu Flowers, decimating them moments before dying. Singh inspects the ruined flowers, and as he does so, recalls an old text he had read, of how the people of Tenton had a spell to travel freely through time in an age long past. Unfortunately, the number of people able to use the spell dwindled, and the spell was lost entirely in the span of several hundred years. As Singh prepares to give up and return to the village, the Hero’s sibling notices a glowing light, obscured by smoke. In a stroke of immeasurable luck, one of the Tensu Flowers had survived.

However, by the time the party returns to the village, they find a horde of monsters burning everything to the ground. A stray fireball flies towards the Hero’s sibling, causing both the Hero and Singh to panic. The Hero reaches out to their sibling, who is then immediately surrounded by a bright light, with their surroundings frozen, as if time itself had stopped; the Hero had unknowingly cast the ancient spell to cross time. The Hero’s sibling immediately disappears, leaving no indication as to where or when they were sent. A monster witnessing the event quickly notifies his master, [[Nelgel|Nelgel the Netherlord]], who was supervising the attack. Nelgel is far from surprised that there was still someone who could travel through time, as he suspected as such to begin with. He immediately kills the Hero and every remaining villager in Tenton, although the Galapogod remains unharmed, due to its innate ability.

With his goal accomplished, Nelgel retreats to the skies above. Using his scythe, he opens a dark portal where an ominous cloud spills out, completely covering the central continent, [[Rendaashia|Rendāshia]]. Five lights appear from the Galapogod’s body, flying over the deceased bodies of Tenton’s villagers, until one of them stops over the Hero’s body. With the Hero’s soul in tow, the light immediately departs for the [[Room of Revival]] off in the distance.

The Hero's soul awakens, and they are greeted by a voice, which explains that five gods, representing the [[Tribes in Dragon Quest X|five races of]] [[Astoltia]], are willing to reincarnate them into a new body. Upon choosing a race and appearance, the Hero is given an Adventure Log to record their travels and is sent to the world of Astoltia to seek out their destiny.

===Extended campaign===
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A man pursues a [[Woebergine|woebergine]] with a knife in his hand, but suddenly stumbles and falls to the ground. Much to the man's ire, this allows the woebergine to flee. Turning around, the man discovers that he had tripped over the [[Hero's sibling]], who was lying asleep on the ground. The sibling awakens, and quickly informs the man that [[Tenton]] is in danger, but the name is unfamiliar to him. He assumes the sibling had simply washed up from the ocean, and directs them to Narubia, the island's only known settlement.

The sibling attempts to inform the people of Narubia of Tenton's predicament, but much like with the man earlier, no one knows of any place called Tenton, save for a girl named Ririoru, who is afflicted with merazo fever. While visiting Ririoru's home, the sibling notices and examines an [[Alchemy Pot]], but is immediately approached by the man who tripped over them earlier, revealed to be Ririoru's father, [[Isshou]]. Despite his skepticism, Isshou teaches the sibling the basics for performing [[Alchemy|alchemy]]. The sibling exhibits remarkable talent, and after hearing Isshou's plight regarding his daughter, synthesizes the medicine needed to save Ririoru's life.

Upon recovering, Ririoru explains that she learned the name Tenton from a letter in a bottle that she found washed up on the shore. Isshou remarks that such a detail leaves no indication as to Tenton's location, but Ririoru retorts that the bottle's pristine condition proves the village must be nearby. As thanks for saving her life, Ririoru offers free use of Isshou's alchemy pot to the sibling, leaving her father with little say in the matter.

Isshou explains to the sibling that there are 7 shrines located throughout the island, and that investigating them may provide a clue for returning to Tenton. He provides the sibling with the blue shrine key, which he had synthesized himself, and the sibling begins their journey throughout the island, gathering materials found within the various shrines and growing stronger from repeated encounters with monsters. The sibling eventually synthesizes the gold shrine key, and is able to enter the 7th and final shrine. Inside, the sibling is confronted by [[Balzack|Baalzack]], who reveals that the 7 shrines were his creations, designed to cultivate potential alchemists' abilities so that he can steal their power for himself. The sibling is triumphant over him, however, and proceeds beyond the shrine.

The sibling finds themselves in Tenton, at long last, but there are no signs of damage from the monsters' raid. The villagers recite a proclamation from the [[Galapogod]] of a savior who would save [[Tenda|Tenda's]] life during an important ceremony, and that the sibling must be this savior, considering Tenda's life is currently in jeopardy. The sibling is given a recipe, which they then use to synthesize a mysterious bean. The sibling delivers this bean to Tenda, and with it, she is able to complete her ceremony. As the ceremony reaches its conclusion, Tenton's villagers are called to welcome a juvenile Tenda as their new priestess. Tenda explains that the mysterious bean delivered by the sibling allowed her to regain her strength at a crucial moment during the ceremony. She compliments the taste of this bean, and christens it "Perky Bean," all while requesting that the villagers amend it to their harvests. Furthermore, as a show of gratitude for their role as a savior, Tenda welcomes the sibling as a proper citizen of Tenton. As the crowd disperses, Tenda reveals to the sibling that she is already aware of the sibling's arrival via time travel. Unfortunately, no one is able to cast the spell to cross through time in this particular era, which means the sibling is stranded in the past, with no means of returning to the present. As a consolation, Tenda offers to use her mystical power to send the sibling's feelings to the {{Hero 10}} in the form of a prayer. The sibling begins to pray as Tenda calls out to the Hero. Upon logging in to the online game after completing this story, the Hero will be greeted with a vision of their sibling, who delivers the hat they had synthesized during the prologue.
{{spoiler|end}}

==Version 1: Awakening of the Five Tribes==
===Plot===
{{spoiler|start}}
In one of the five continents surrounding [[Rendaashia|Rendāshia]], the {{Hero 10}}'s soul inhabits the body of the [[Protagonist (Dragon Quest X)|Protagonist]], who had recently passed away. The reborn Hero soon finds themselves in a perilous situation with little chance of escape, though the exact events and circumstances vary depending on the race chosen. A bright light erupts from the clouds covering Rendāshia, bathing all of [[Astoltia]] in its glow and saving the Hero from imminent death. In the aftermath of this phenomena, a Mark of Adulthood is engraved onto the Hero's Adventure Log, allowing the Hero the potential to earn [[Key Emblem|Key Emblems]], which directly correlate to an adventurer’s level of strength and heroism.

During the Hero’s journey, they meet a sage who can immediately deduce that they had been revived at one point. The sage introduces himself as [[Horro]], and after hearing the Hero’s story, is willing to provide assistance in defeating [[Nelgel]], under the condition that the Hero can present him with no less than 6 Key Emblems. The Hero eventually fulfills this requirement, and Horro directs them to the entrance to Nelgel’s lair, the [[Heart of the Netherlord]]. Horro's attempt to create an opening in Nelgel's barrier fails, though he doesn't lose heart, as there exists an alternative method of entry known as the Haja Boat. Unfortunately, the spell to create the Haja Boat has been lost to time. Horro deduces that if the spell no longer exists in the present day, then the Hero, who had the ability to travel through time as a [[human]], must recover their old body and travel to the past. Horro separates the Hero's soul from the Protagonist’s body, and the Hero departs for Tenton.

Upon arrival, the Hero’s soul is approached by [[Tenda|Tenda's]] ghost, who had been waiting for the Hero to return, even after death. Tenda explains that when she was young, she had nearly died during an important ceremony, but a young alchemist came and used their mysterious technique to save her life. That alchemist was the [[Hero's sibling]], having been sent to the distant past so as to escape [[Tenton]]’s destruction. Because of this, Tenda knew that the Hero had the ability to travel through time. She motions for the Hero to follow her to the center of Tenton, where they find their body, protected by the [[Galapogod]]. The Hero immediately reunites with their body, but Nelgel begins attacking the village again. Tenda offers the Tensu Flower that the Hero, their sibling and Singh had retrieved to the Galapogod, and it transforms into a shining pegasus, immediately taking the Hero to the [[Room of Revival]], beyond Nelgel's reach.

The Hero is instructed to use the intercontinental railway as a vessel with which to cross through time, and they travel back 500 years to an era when the world is being terrorized by a false sun named Reidametesu. The Haja Boat’s master, Bernhardt, attempted to infiltrate Reidametesu, but was unsuccessful, perishing as a result. The Hero helps Bernhardt’s son undergo the rituals needed to inherit the spell for creating the boat, and flies inside Reidametesu, where they defeat its guardian, thus causing the false sun to collapse. Bernhardt’s son promises to keep the Haja Boat’s spell alive within his family, and in the present day, the Hero finds the boy’s descendant, who is eager to create the boat for them.

Boarding the Haja Boat, the Hero enters the Heart of the Netherlord, and defeats Nelgel. He warns the Hero, however, that the source of darkness has not been cut off, and that someday, it will create a disaster far worse than anything he could’ve been. The Hero escapes, and is then greeted by Horro once again, who informs them that Nelgel’s seal over Rendāshia is still in place, but someday, access to the continent will be restored. He requests the Hero to provide aid to the princess of Grand Zetannia when that time comes, for she is an awakened [[Hero|Luminary]].
{{spoiler|end}}

==Version 2: The Sleeping Hero and the Guiding Ally==

===Plot summery===
The story of Version 2 picks up where Version 1 ended: now that Rendāshia is free from Nelgel's seal, it's time to visit it and find the Hero with the help of the mysterious Klaus and the inhabitants of Rendāshia.

After finding and awakening Hero Anlucia, the player quickly realizes his role as the Hero's Ally, a key supportive figure for the Hero. Anlucia and her ally will set to defeat the Great Archfiend [[Maldragora]], who made Nelgel to seal Rendāshia.

==Version 3: Legend of the Ancient Dragon==

===Plot summery===
In the second expansion of Dragon Quest X, the player travels to the land of Nadragand, where the dragon people (nadravians) live. Some dear friends from all continents have been kidnapped by a mysterious nadravian. Not long after reaching the first of the five realms of Nadragand, the player is labeled a "liberator" by the priests of the Nadraga Order, the ruling class in the fire realm. The priests task the liberator with connecting the five realms together.

This expansion gives an insight on the creation of Astoltia and Nadragand and the conflict between the two, as well as the creation of the seven races: nadravian, dwarf, ogre, wetling, poppet, elf and human.

==Version 4: The 5,000-year Journey to a Faraway Home==

===Plot summery===
While playing with a tool obtained from a certain survivor of Tenton, the player is transported many years to the past, to a mysterious mansion that works with strange technology. Soon after, Mereade -the lady of the mansion- will warn the main character of the impeding doom of the world in their present time and send him to the present, where he must warn his allies and find ways to stop the certain doom they face.

This expansion gives us a deeper look into the time-traveling powers of the main character and their origins.

==Version 5: The Maiden of Thorns and the God of Destruction==

===Plot summery===
After a hard battle at the gates of hell, the main character is gravely hurt. Seeing him, [[Shaka]] -a mysterious redhaired demon- takes him to the demon world and revives him by using a forbidden technique: sharing blood with him, which turns you into a demon whom Shaka considers his servant. Shaka's goal is to become the next Great Archfiend after the defeat of [[Maldragora]] by the hands of Anlucia and her Ally, and he will make you play along his plans.

This arc centers on the conflict between the creator goddess of Astoltia -Lutiana- and the Great Source of Darkness -Jagonuba-.

==Version 6: Heroes of the Heavenly Stars==

===Plot summery===
An unknown floating city has appeared in the skies of Lendor. Doctor Palmio, a genious poppet, tells you this strange city appears each time the world has been saved of a disaster. When you and Palmio try to reach the city with a flying device invented by the poppet, the inhabitants of the flying city attack you. After the confrontaton, an angel named Yuliza invites you, the new Champion, to enter the city. There, you can meet heroes from other times who saved their civilizations.

==''[[Dragon Quest X Offline]]''==

An offline version of ''Dragon Quest X'' was announced on May 26, 2021, as part of the ''Dragon Quest'' 35th Anniversary livestream. This version is a separate release from the original, with different gameplay and aesthetics.

Developed by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandai_Namco_Entertainment Bandai Namco Entertainment] studio B.B. Studio, using [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unreal_Engine Unreal Engine 4], ''Dragon Quest X Offline'' features gameplay similar to {{Dragon Quest XI}}, including a turn-based battle system with a Finishing Move gauge to unleash special moves; a Character Builder system with skill trees; and the series's traditional Vocation system. After clearing the game, players will receive a special [[Spell of Restoration]] to be used in ''Dragon Quest X Online'', which allows them to start the story with all levels at 70.<ref>[https://www.gematsu.com/2021/12/dragon-quest-x-offline-details-guest-characters-original-episode-and-spell-of-restoration "''Dragon Quest X Offline'' details guest characters, original episode, and Spell of Restoration"]. ''Gematsu''. December 29, 2021.</ref>

''Dragon Quest X Offline'' was originally announced to be released in Japan on February 26, 2022, with a downloadable expansion based on ''The Sleeping Hero and the Guided Allies'' set for a Spring 2022 launch.<ref>[https://www.gematsu.com/2021/10/dragon-quest-x-offline-launches-february-26-2022-in-japan-for-ps5-ps4-switch-and-pc "''Dragon Quest X Offline'' launches February 26, 2022 in Japan for PS5, PS4, Switch, and PC"]. ''Gematsu''. October 3, 2021.</ref> However, it was delayed to Summer 2022 for quality improvements, with the expansion postponed to Fall 2022.<ref>[https://www.gematsu.com/2021/12/dragon-quest-x-offline-delayed-to-summer-2022-in-japan "''Dragon Quest X Offline'' delayed to summer 2022 in Japan"]. ''Gematsu''. December 26, 2021. </ref>

==Manga==
There are three manga series inspired by DQ10:
* [[Dragon Quest: Souten no Soura]], an adventure series set in the world of Astoltia, following Soura, a wetling boy.
* [[Rooming with a Gamer Gal]], a romance-comedy manga set in the real world, follows two DQ10 players who begin living together.
* [[Dragon Quest X 4Koma]], a short series of 4koma style humorous strips.

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQX_box.png|V.1 box.
Wii U Version Dragon Quest X Original Soundtrack.png|Original soundtrack for the Wii U.
DQX Mezameshi Itsutsu no Shuzoku Online guide.png|Official guide.
DQX_V.2.png|V.2 box.
DQX Nemureru Yūsha to Michibiki no Meiyū Online soundtrack.png|V.2 soundtrack.
DQX_V.3.png|V.3 box.
DQX Inishie no Ryuu no Denshou Online soundtrack.png|V.3 soundtrack.
DQX Astortia Map.png|Official map of the world.
The Portal Opens.png|Concept art.
DQX Ann-Lucia.png|Anlucia.
</gallery></center>

<center><gallery>
DQX Valentines Day 2015.png|Mid Winter Event.
DQX Valentines Day 2016.png|Mid Winter Event.
DQX Howaito Day 2015.png|White Day. (Japanese holiday)
DQX Summer.png|Summer fun.
DQX Happy Holidays.png|Christmas 2014.
DQX Christmas 2015.png|Christmas 2015.
DQX Christmas 2016.png|Christmas 2016.
DQX 2nd anniversary.png|2nd anniversary.
DQX 3rd anniversary.png|3rd anniversary.
DQX DQ30th 1920x1080.jpg|The original ''[[Dragon Quest]]'s'' 30th anniversary.
</gallery></center>

==References==

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Dragon Quest X

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|type = Main series games
|title = Awakening of the Five Tribes (Version 1) The Sleeping Hero and the Guiding Ally (Version 2) Legend of the Ancient Dragon (Version 3) The 5,000-year Journey to a Faraway Home (Version 4) The Maiden of Thorns and the God of Destruction (Version 5) Heroes of the Heavenly Stars (Version 6) Door to the Future and the Slumbering Girl (Version 7)
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|designer = [[Yuji Horii]]
|artist = [[Akira Toriyama]]
|composer = [[Kōichi Sugiyama]]
|developer = Square Enix
|publisher = [[Square Enix]]
|genre = [[Wikipedia:Console role-playing game|Console role-playing game]]
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|platforms = [[Wii]], [[Wii U]], [[Nintendo 3DS]], [[Microsoft Windows]], [[Android]], [[Playstation 4]], [[Nintendo Switch]]
|released = '''Wii''' [[wikipedia:Japan|JP]] August 2, 2012
'''Wii U''' [[wikipedia:Japan|JP]] March 2013

'''Microsoft Windows''' [[wikipedia:Japan|JP]] September 26, 2013

[[wikipedia:China|CHN]] May 20, 2016

'''Android''' [[wikipedia:Japan|JP]] December 16, 2013

|ratings = [[wikipedia:Computer Entertainment Rating Organization|CERO]]: A
|series = {{Main Series}}
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{{Translation|'''Dragon Quest X: Mezameshi Itsutsu no Shuzoku Online|ドラゴンクエストX オンライン|Doragon Kuesuto Ten: Onrain}}''' is the tenth game in the {{DQSeries}}. It was announced at a press conference in January 2009. On September 5 2011, it was announced to be '''an online multiplayer game''' for the Nintendo Wii and released in Japan on August 2, 2012, and later ported to more platforms such as Wii U, PC or PS4. The starting portion of ''Dragon Quest X'' is also playable without the online feature, but to play the full game players need to be online at all times.

Several expansion packs were released for the game: ''The Sleeping Hero and the Guiding Ally'' in 2013; ''Legend of the Ancient Dragon'' in 2015; ''The 5,000-year Journey to a Faraway Home'' in 2017; ''The Maiden of Thorns and the God of Destruction'' in 2019; ''Heroes of the Heavenly Stars'' in 2021, and ''Door to the Future and the Slumbering Girl'' in 2024. Also, there was a manga series, ''Dragon Quest: Souten no Soura''. A [[Nintendo Switch]] version was also announced during the January 12th, 2017 Nintendo Switch Presentation.

The Wii version was discontinued on November 15th, 2017. The Wii U and 3DS versions were discontinued on March 20th, 2024.

Up to this day, ''Dragon Quest X'' remains the only mainline ''Dragon Quest'' game to not be officially released in English-speaking territories. A Chinese localization was released in 2016, and eventually discontinued in May 2019.

A completely [[Dragon Quest X Offline|offline]] version of the game that features the first and second versions of the game, with the latter as paid DLC, was released in Japan on September 15, 2022 and in Eastern Asia on May 28, 2024 with Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese translations.

==Gameplay==
''Dragon Quest X'' is in many ways an evolution of the systems seen in [[Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies|Dragon Quest IX]].

DQX is the first game inside the numbered titles that breaks the {{Main Series}} tradition of turn-based combat; the combat becomes more action-based by breaking the order of the attacks. The combat is still comand-based like in the rest of the main series, but an invisible '''ATB-like system''' controls the actions, and player placement and character weight influence the combat. In battle, the actions are similar to in other titles: Attack, Spells, Skills, Items, Misc (Change weapon, Tactics), and Defend; with [[Coup de Grâce|coups de grâce]] being selectable when randomly triggered. To flee, players must exit the semitransparent circle that borders the combat area. Outside of combat, players can rearrange their skills and spells for easier access to the actions they use the most.

Dragon Quest X also breaks two other series traditions: the Zoom spell is replaced by the Zoomstone system (similar to the ones that appear in [[Dragon Quest Heroes II: Twin Kings and the Prophecy's End|Heroes 2]]), and the church's main function is to linked to them. The inhabitants of Astoltia use Zoomstones to quickly fly to other locations. The number of Zoomstones is quite limited at the start of the adventure, so players need to wisely choose which places to bind their Zoomstones to. Certain cities like Lendor or Megistris have usefull npcs who know the [[Bazoom]] spell and are able to send players flying to their desired destination, granted they have previously visited it. As Dragon Quest X's saving system allows players to save practically everywhere, priests and nuns now have a new primary function: bind zoomstones to certain locations. They can only link a Zoomstone to where they currently are, so players need to visit each location and talk to the clergy to bind their stones. Aside from their brand new function, the clergy continues to offer their usual revival and antidotal services.

The game includes a '''quest system''' like in ''{{Dragon Quest IX}}'', but with some changes. Quests serve as side-stories helping non-player characters around the game's world. Multiple quests can be accepted simultaneously with some even interlocking and unlocking various stages in fellow quests. Quests can be simple sidestories to guive more context or characterization to the inhabitants of the world, increase the level cap, unlock many useful functions and additions such as new hair dyes or new vocations, or give unique rewards such as cosmetics. Like the previous {{Main Series}} installment, ''Dragon Quest X'' contains many open ended mini-quests. Upon completion of the quests, a "Quest List log," serving as an in-game achievement list.

There is a '''vocation system''' that gives independent levels to each vocation the character can learn, similat to Dragon Quest IX's. Like in IX, there are quests to unlock more specialized vocations like Paladin, Sage or Armamentalist, among other vocations. Each vocation can equip different armor sets, and usually three or four different weapon types. All of them have unique skill trees, well worth investing in. One of the most notable differences with IX's vocation system is that each weapon skilltree must be learned by each vocation, there is not a shared weapon skilltree among vocations that share a same weapon, and there are no ways to bypass the vocation limitation to weapon types. For example, if a player learns the skill Dragon Slash by slotting points to the Warrior's Sword skilltree, when the same player unlocks Armamentalist -another vocation that can use swords-, they will need to invest point to it's own Sword skilltree to unlock the skill. In contrast, in DQIX, a warrior in the same situation would already know Dragon Slash when they became Armamentalist.

Aside from vocations, players can choose a job for their character. Each job specializes in a different thing: weapon smithing, armor smithing, tailoring / sewing, toolsmithing, cooking food that gives stat and EXP bonuses for a limited time, alchemy to add effects to equipment... There are also brand new "Job quests" that can only be received when you have the job that is requested. The Traveler's Bazaar is there to incentivate players to trade their crafted goods.

This game also includes two new features as a reference to other RPG games: the ''[[Fire Colosseum]]'' and the ''[[Magic Labyrinth]]''. The Fire Colosseum allows the player challenge again some storyline bosses that are modified to be stronger and the Magic Labyrinth acts like the {{Grotto}} of {{Dragon Quest IX}}. Although the first one is located at the top of a snowy mountain, several labyrinths can be encountered during the gameplay, and in the most strange possible places, like a mirror in the Royal Palace of [[Gran Zedoura]] in [[Rendaashia]]. Unlike grottos, magic labyrinths can be altered by player actions using certain items. This allows players to summon specific bosses to fight. In a way, the Magic Labyrinth coins and cards work like the Fiend keys from [[Dragon Quest of the Stars]].

There is mailing system which allows the developers to communicate important things to players, as well as players to talk with and gift each other.

A mount system exists: the dolboard. This transportation method can be unlocked in the dwarf continent, though nowadays new players can get a free rental one at the start of their adventure if they want. The dolboard can be customized with prism items, which can usually be acquired through events or the cash shop.

Another feature unique to DQX is the housing feature. Players can purchase a lot and put a house in it. There are plenty of cosmetic and functional decorations for the house and garden.
===Game features===
*3D graphics and a real time overworld similar to those found in {{DQ8}}, using the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crystal_Tools Crystal Tools engine].
*Highly customizable characters, with many different faces, skin colors, weapons and armours. This game also included different races such as {{Ogre}}s, [[Wetling]]s, [[Poppet]]s, {{Elves}} and {{Dwarves}}. At a certain point of the story, the player unlocks the ability to switch between their original human body and their chosen race's body with the help of priests.
*Co-operative play with up to four players online. Some game modes allow more players at once: for example, the various "Alliance Battles" allow 8 players to cooperate to defeat a strong boss.
*Rental companions that can be recruited for a limited time up to 168 hours. If the target companion is from the same team (guild), their cost is halved. If the target companion is listed as a friend, their costs is free.
*Chat system to allow easy comunication between players.
*Guild system for groups of players. Leveling the team grants all members with special rewards, like special team outfits or mounts.
**At certain points of the story, important characters will temporarily join your party as guest party members. They usually only stick for a boss battle or two, however.
*Time-limited events where you can receive cosmetic equipment, emotes and skins for the dolboard.
*A fully customizable house for the player's character.
*Crafting minigames where players can create weapons, armor pieces, clothes, tools, and food using various materials. The smithing minigame used for crafting weapons, armor and tools was later steamlined in [[Dragon Quest XI]]'s Fun Sized Forge.
*There are multiple quests that are fairly different than most of the substories in the series:
** A parallel storyline where you control a pair of treasure hunter humans exploring long-abandoned ruins filled with puzzles.
** A japanese high school simulation mode, with character bonding and Visual Novel style dialogues.
** A murder mystery in a far away island.
*A brand new fishing minigame, where players fish through simple but exciting turn based combat.

==Offline Storyline==
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===Offline tutorial and Prologue===
The story begins in the village of [[Tenton]], the home of the {{Hero 10}} and [[Hero's sibling|their sibling]], when the Hero is looking at the sky at the center of the village. Their sibling calls them, and is shown to be riding the [[Galapogod]] along with [[Tenda]], the village's priestess and elder. When the Galapogod reaches the Hero’s location, their sibling offers them a ride, but is immediately interrupted by Tenda, denying the Hero the opportunity.

A strange noise awakens the Hero from the apparent dream, only to learn that their sibling accidentally destroyed the village's supply of Perky Beans, Tenda's favorite food, in an attempt to multiply them via [[alchemy]]. At Tenton's [[church]] the Hero meets Tenda's grandson, [[Singh]], who instructs the Hero to gather various items from the local villagers, in order to fashion a pillow to serve as compensation for the loss of the Perky Beans. Upon receiving the pillow, Tenda asks the Hero to look for their sibling, and despite being upset at Singh for disturbing her, she still uses the pillow they made, falling into a deep sleep. After locating their sibling successfully synthesizing a hat, the Hero returns to the village, where Tenda announces that she has received an omen from the Galapogod: the village will soon be destroyed, with no survivors. However, hope remains in the form of a plant known as the Tensu Flower, which blooms in a [[Cave of the Aquatic Trees|cave]] to the [[Unnamed Flowerfield|north]]. The Hero, their sibling and Singh are chosen to retrieve it. Arriving at the cave, Singh mentions that Tenda had earlier mentioned that even if the Tensu Flower was successfully retrieved, only one person would survive the destruction of Tenton. The Hero’s sibling is shocked at this revelation, but Singh quickly points out the possibility that Tenda was only referring to a worst-case scenario, and the party continues further into the cave.

The party reaches a large chamber at the back of the cave, where several Tensu Flowers are in full bloom. Unfortunately, they are not alone, as the flowers are immediately attacked by a demonic mage named [[Bedora|Bedorā]]. Singh tells him to stop, but Bedorā has no intention of giving even a single flower to anyone capable of crossing through time. Singh is confused by Bedorā’s words, causing him to cackle at how the people of Tenton allowed themselves to forget something so important. He attacks the trio, but loses. Despite his body at its limit, Bedorā swears to fulfill his master’s orders and unleashes one final attack on the Tensu Flowers, decimating them moments before dying. Singh inspects the ruined flowers, and as he does so, recalls an old text he had read, of how the people of Tenton had a spell to travel freely through time in an age long past. Unfortunately, the number of people able to use the spell dwindled, and the spell was lost entirely in the span of several hundred years. As Singh prepares to give up and return to the village, the Hero’s sibling notices a glowing light, obscured by smoke. In a stroke of immeasurable luck, one of the Tensu Flowers had survived.

However, by the time the party returns to the village, they find a horde of monsters burning everything to the ground. A stray fireball flies towards the Hero’s sibling, causing both the Hero and Singh to panic. The Hero reaches out to their sibling, who is then immediately surrounded by a bright light, with their surroundings frozen, as if time itself had stopped; the Hero had unknowingly cast the ancient spell to cross time. The Hero’s sibling immediately disappears, leaving no indication as to where or when they were sent. A monster witnessing the event quickly notifies his master, [[Nelgel|Nelgel the Netherlord]], who was supervising the attack. Nelgel is far from surprised that there was still someone who could travel through time, as he suspected as such to begin with. He immediately kills the Hero and every remaining villager in Tenton, although the Galapogod remains unharmed, due to its innate ability.

With his goal accomplished, Nelgel retreats to the skies above. Using his scythe, he opens a dark portal where an ominous cloud spills out, completely covering the central continent, [[Rendaashia|Rendāshia]]. Five lights appear from the Galapogod’s body, flying over the deceased bodies of Tenton’s villagers, until one of them stops over the Hero’s body. With the Hero’s soul in tow, the light immediately departs for the [[Room of Revival]] off in the distance.

The Hero's soul awakens, and they are greeted by a voice, which explains that five gods, representing the [[Tribes in Dragon Quest X|five races of]] [[Astoltia]], are willing to reincarnate them into a new body. Upon choosing a race and appearance, the Hero is given an Adventure Log to record their travels and is sent to the world of Astoltia to seek out their destiny.

===Extended campaign===
{{spoiler|start}}
A man pursues a [[Woebergine|woebergine]] with a knife in his hand, but suddenly stumbles and falls to the ground. Much to the man's ire, this allows the woebergine to flee. Turning around, the man discovers that he had tripped over the [[Hero's sibling]], who was lying asleep on the ground. The sibling awakens, and quickly informs the man that [[Tenton]] is in danger, but the name is unfamiliar to him. He assumes the sibling had simply washed up from the ocean, and directs them to Narubia, the island's only known settlement.

The sibling attempts to inform the people of Narubia of Tenton's predicament, but much like with the man earlier, no one knows of any place called Tenton, save for a girl named Ririoru, who is afflicted with merazo fever. While visiting Ririoru's home, the sibling notices and examines an [[Alchemy Pot]], but is immediately approached by the man who tripped over them earlier, revealed to be Ririoru's father, [[Isshou]]. Despite his skepticism, Isshou teaches the sibling the basics for performing [[Alchemy|alchemy]]. The sibling exhibits remarkable talent, and after hearing Isshou's plight regarding his daughter, synthesizes the medicine needed to save Ririoru's life.

Upon recovering, Ririoru explains that she learned the name Tenton from a letter in a bottle that she found washed up on the shore. Isshou remarks that such a detail leaves no indication as to Tenton's location, but Ririoru retorts that the bottle's pristine condition proves the village must be nearby. As thanks for saving her life, Ririoru offers free use of Isshou's alchemy pot to the sibling, leaving her father with little say in the matter.

Isshou explains to the sibling that there are 7 shrines located throughout the island, and that investigating them may provide a clue for returning to Tenton. He provides the sibling with the blue shrine key, which he had synthesized himself, and the sibling begins their journey throughout the island, gathering materials found within the various shrines and growing stronger from repeated encounters with monsters. The sibling eventually synthesizes the gold shrine key, and is able to enter the 7th and final shrine. Inside, the sibling is confronted by [[Balzack|Baalzack]], who reveals that the 7 shrines were his creations, designed to cultivate potential alchemists' abilities so that he can steal their power for himself. The sibling is triumphant over him, however, and proceeds beyond the shrine.

The sibling finds themselves in Tenton, at long last, but there are no signs of damage from the monsters' raid. The villagers recite a proclamation from the [[Galapogod]] of a savior who would save [[Tenda|Tenda's]] life during an important ceremony, and that the sibling must be this savior, considering Tenda's life is currently in jeopardy. The sibling is given a recipe, which they then use to synthesize a mysterious bean. The sibling delivers this bean to Tenda, and with it, she is able to complete her ceremony. As the ceremony reaches its conclusion, Tenton's villagers are called to welcome a juvenile Tenda as their new priestess. Tenda explains that the mysterious bean delivered by the sibling allowed her to regain her strength at a crucial moment during the ceremony. She compliments the taste of this bean, and christens it "Perky Bean," all while requesting that the villagers amend it to their harvests. Furthermore, as a show of gratitude for their role as a savior, Tenda welcomes the sibling as a proper citizen of Tenton. As the crowd disperses, Tenda reveals to the sibling that she is already aware of the sibling's arrival via time travel. Unfortunately, no one is able to cast the spell to cross through time in this particular era, which means the sibling is stranded in the past, with no means of returning to the present. As a consolation, Tenda offers to use her mystical power to send the sibling's feelings to the {{Hero 10}} in the form of a prayer. The sibling begins to pray as Tenda calls out to the Hero. Upon logging in to the online game after completing this story, the Hero will be greeted with a vision of their sibling, who delivers the hat they had synthesized during the prologue.
{{spoiler|end}}

==Version 1: Awakening of the Five Tribes==
===Plot===
{{spoiler|start}}
In one of the five continents surrounding [[Rendaashia|Rendāshia]], the {{Hero 10}}'s soul inhabits the body of the [[Protagonist (Dragon Quest X)|Protagonist]], who had recently passed away. The reborn Hero soon finds themselves in a perilous situation with little chance of escape, though the exact events and circumstances vary depending on the race chosen. A bright light erupts from the clouds covering Rendāshia, bathing all of [[Astoltia]] in its glow and saving the Hero from imminent death. In the aftermath of this phenomena, a Mark of Adulthood is engraved onto the Hero's Adventure Log, allowing the Hero the potential to earn [[Key Emblem|Key Emblems]], which directly correlate to an adventurer’s level of strength and heroism.

During the Hero’s journey, they meet a sage who can immediately deduce that they had been revived at one point. The sage introduces himself as [[Horro]], and after hearing the Hero’s story, is willing to provide assistance in defeating [[Nelgel]], under the condition that the Hero can present him with no less than 6 Key Emblems. The Hero eventually fulfills this requirement, and Horro directs them to the entrance to Nelgel’s lair, the [[Heart of the Netherlord]]. Horro's attempt to create an opening in Nelgel's barrier fails, though he doesn't lose heart, as there exists an alternative method of entry known as the Haja Boat. Unfortunately, the spell to create the Haja Boat has been lost to time. Horro deduces that if the spell no longer exists in the present day, then the Hero, who had the ability to travel through time as a [[human]], must recover their old body and travel to the past. Horro separates the Hero's soul from the Protagonist’s body, and the Hero departs for Tenton.

Upon arrival, the Hero’s soul is approached by [[Tenda|Tenda's]] ghost, who had been waiting for the Hero to return, even after death. Tenda explains that when she was young, she had nearly died during an important ceremony, but a young alchemist came and used their mysterious technique to save her life. That alchemist was the [[Hero's sibling]], having been sent to the distant past so as to escape [[Tenton]]’s destruction. Because of this, Tenda knew that the Hero had the ability to travel through time. She motions for the Hero to follow her to the center of Tenton, where they find their body, protected by the [[Galapogod]]. The Hero immediately reunites with their body, but Nelgel begins attacking the village again. Tenda offers the Tensu Flower that the Hero, their sibling and Singh had retrieved to the Galapogod, and it transforms into a shining pegasus, immediately taking the Hero to the [[Room of Revival]], beyond Nelgel's reach.

The Hero is instructed to use the intercontinental railway as a vessel with which to cross through time, and they travel back 500 years to an era when the world is being terrorized by a false sun named Reidametesu. The Haja Boat’s master, Bernhardt, attempted to infiltrate Reidametesu, but was unsuccessful, perishing as a result. The Hero helps Bernhardt’s son undergo the rituals needed to inherit the spell for creating the boat, and flies inside Reidametesu, where they defeat its guardian, thus causing the false sun to collapse. Bernhardt’s son promises to keep the Haja Boat’s spell alive within his family, and in the present day, the Hero finds the boy’s descendant, who is eager to create the boat for them.

Boarding the Haja Boat, the Hero enters the Heart of the Netherlord, and defeats Nelgel. He warns the Hero, however, that the source of darkness has not been cut off, and that someday, it will create a disaster far worse than anything he could’ve been. The Hero escapes, and is then greeted by Horro once again, who informs them that Nelgel’s seal over Rendāshia is still in place, but someday, access to the continent will be restored. He requests the Hero to provide aid to the princess of Grand Zetannia when that time comes, for she is an awakened [[Hero|Luminary]].
{{spoiler|end}}

==Version 2: The Sleeping Hero and the Guiding Ally==

===Plot summery===
The story of Version 2 picks up where Version 1 ended: now that Rendāshia is free from Nelgel's seal, it's time to visit it and find the Hero with the help of the mysterious Klaus and the inhabitants of Rendāshia.

After finding and awakening Hero Anlucia, the player quickly realizes his role as the Hero's Ally, a key supportive figure for the Hero. Anlucia and her ally will set to defeat the Great Archfiend [[Maldragora]], who made Nelgel to seal Rendāshia.

==Version 3: Legend of the Ancient Dragon==

===Plot summery===
In the second expansion of Dragon Quest X, the player travels to the land of Nadragand, where the dragon people (nadravians) live. Some dear friends from all continents have been kidnapped by a mysterious nadravian. Not long after reaching the first of the five realms of Nadragand, the player is labeled a "liberator" by the priests of the Nadraga Order, the ruling class in the fire realm. The priests task the liberator with connecting the five realms together.

This expansion gives an insight on the creation of Astoltia and Nadragand and the conflict between the two, as well as the creation of the seven races: nadravian, dwarf, ogre, wetling, poppet, elf and human.

==Version 4: The 5,000-year Journey to a Faraway Home==

===Plot summery===
While playing with a tool obtained from a certain survivor of Tenton, the player is transported many years to the past, to a mysterious mansion that works with strange technology. Soon after, Mereade -the lady of the mansion- will warn the main character of the impeding doom of the world in their present time and send him to the present, where he must warn his allies and find ways to stop the certain doom they face.

This expansion gives us a deeper look into the time-traveling powers of the main character and their origins.

==Version 5: The Maiden of Thorns and the God of Destruction==

===Plot summery===
After a hard battle at the gates of hell, the main character is gravely hurt. Seeing him, [[Shaka]] -a mysterious redhaired demon- takes him to the demon world and revives him by using a forbidden technique: sharing blood with him, which turns you into a demon whom Shaka considers his servant. Shaka's goal is to become the next Great Archfiend after the defeat of [[Maldragora]] by the hands of Anlucia and her Ally, and he will make you play along his plans.

This arc centers on the conflict between the creator goddess of Astoltia -Lutiana- and the Great Source of Darkness -Jagonuba-.

==Version 6: Heroes of the Heavenly Stars==

===Plot summery===
An unknown floating city has appeared in the skies of Lendor. Doctor Palmio, a genious poppet, tells you this strange city appears each time the world has been saved of a disaster. When you and Palmio try to reach the city with a flying device invented by the poppet, the inhabitants of the flying city attack you. After the confrontaton, an angel named Yuliza invites you, the new Champion, to enter the city. There, you can meet heroes from other times who saved their civilizations.

==''[[Dragon Quest X Offline]]''==

An offline version of ''Dragon Quest X'' was announced on May 26, 2021, as part of the ''Dragon Quest'' 35th Anniversary livestream. This version is a separate release from the original, with different gameplay and aesthetics.

Developed by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandai_Namco_Entertainment Bandai Namco Entertainment] studio B.B. Studio, using [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unreal_Engine Unreal Engine 4], ''Dragon Quest X Offline'' features gameplay similar to {{Dragon Quest XI}}, including a turn-based battle system with a Finishing Move gauge to unleash special moves; a Character Builder system with skill trees; and the series's traditional Vocation system. After clearing the game, players will receive a special [[Spell of Restoration]] to be used in ''Dragon Quest X Online'', which allows them to start the story with all levels at 70.<ref>[https://www.gematsu.com/2021/12/dragon-quest-x-offline-details-guest-characters-original-episode-and-spell-of-restoration "''Dragon Quest X Offline'' details guest characters, original episode, and Spell of Restoration"]. ''Gematsu''. December 29, 2021.</ref>

''Dragon Quest X Offline'' was originally announced to be released in Japan on February 26, 2022, with a downloadable expansion based on ''The Sleeping Hero and the Guided Allies'' set for a Spring 2022 launch.<ref>[https://www.gematsu.com/2021/10/dragon-quest-x-offline-launches-february-26-2022-in-japan-for-ps5-ps4-switch-and-pc "''Dragon Quest X Offline'' launches February 26, 2022 in Japan for PS5, PS4, Switch, and PC"]. ''Gematsu''. October 3, 2021.</ref> However, it was delayed to Summer 2022 for quality improvements, with the expansion postponed to Fall 2022.<ref>[https://www.gematsu.com/2021/12/dragon-quest-x-offline-delayed-to-summer-2022-in-japan "''Dragon Quest X Offline'' delayed to summer 2022 in Japan"]. ''Gematsu''. December 26, 2021. </ref>

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQX_box.png|V.1 box.
Wii U Version Dragon Quest X Original Soundtrack.png|Original soundtrack for the Wii U.
DQX Mezameshi Itsutsu no Shuzoku Online guide.png|Official guide.
DQX_V.2.png|V.2 box.
DQX Nemureru Yūsha to Michibiki no Meiyū Online soundtrack.png|V.2 soundtrack.
DQX_V.3.png|V.3 box.
DQX Inishie no Ryuu no Denshou Online soundtrack.png|V.3 soundtrack.
DQX Astortia Map.png|Official map of the world.
The Portal Opens.png|Concept art.
DQX Ann-Lucia.png|Anlucia.
</gallery></center>

<center><gallery>
DQX Valentines Day 2015.png|Mid Winter Event.
DQX Valentines Day 2016.png|Mid Winter Event.
DQX Howaito Day 2015.png|White Day. (Japanese holiday)
DQX Summer.png|Summer fun.
DQX Happy Holidays.png|Christmas 2014.
DQX Christmas 2015.png|Christmas 2015.
DQX Christmas 2016.png|Christmas 2016.
DQX 2nd anniversary.png|2nd anniversary.
DQX 3rd anniversary.png|3rd anniversary.
DQX DQ30th 1920x1080.jpg|The original ''[[Dragon Quest]]'s'' 30th anniversary.
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==References==

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Kazapstrophe

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{{Spell Infobox
|title = Kazapstrophe
|image = [[File:Kazapstrophe (DQXI).jpg|200px]]
|japanese = ミナデイン
|romaji = Minadein
|type = Offensive
}}
'''Kazapstrophe''' is a Lightning-element spell that requires the cooperation of the whole party to cast.
==Localization history==
Kazapstrophe is the current English name of the Japanese ミナデイン, which had previously been localized as [[Kazapple]] in the fourth through seventh mainline games. The Kazapple name would simultaneously be used in the ''Joker'' and ''Joker 2'' entries of the ''[[Dragon Quest Monsters (series)|Dragon Quest Monsters spin-offs]]'' to refer to ジゴデイン, the highest-ranking Lightning spell in those titles, of which ミナデイン did not appear.

The Kazapple name would be applied once more to ミナデイン in the second ''Heroes'' game, thereafter it would be reserved for ジゴデイン to match the ka- and -le naming convention used by the other spell families. With both ミナデイン and ジゴデイン appearing in the eleventh mainline game, the localized name of Kazapstrophe was invented to separate the two spells in English.
==Appearances==
==={{DQ10}}===
ミナデイン appears briefly during the story of the fourth expansion of the game.

{{spoiler|start}}'''Kazapstrophe''' is used by the protagonist in version 5.5+ to defeat the Great Source of Darkness, [[Jagonuba]]. To perform this spell, the protagonist receives the power of all living beings on the planet (from residents of Astoltia, Nadragand and Demon World) thanks to the help of goddess Lutiana. Once the energy is gathered, the survivor of [[Tenton]] uses Kazapstrophe with the help of all their summoned allies like [[Anlucia]], [[Shaka]], [[Estelle]] or [[Valeria]]. The massive spell fulminates Jagonuba, killing him on the spot.
{{spoiler|end}}
==={{DQ11}}===
Kazapstrophe marks the first appearance of the ミナデイン spell after a 17 year absence, and is learned by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest XI)|Hero]] as per tradition. Rather than requiring MP as before, the spell needs all four casters to be [[Pep|pepped up]], and the Hero must already know [[Kazap]]. The power is dependent on the sum of the party's [[magical might]]. The spell starts out dealing 690~750 lightning damage to all foes, and starts increasing in power once the sum of the participants magical might reaches 527, peaking at dealing 1410~1470 damage when the total magical might of the users reaches 1986.
* The numbers 527 and 1986 are a clever reference to the publishing date of the [[Dragon Quest|quest that started it all]]: May twenty-seventh, 1986.

An evil version of the spell is used by [[Calasmos]] during the final battle, known as [[Chaotic Kazapstrophe]].

==={{DQMJ2P}}===
ミナデイン was added in the Professional version of the game. It drains the entire party's MP and is only marginally stronger than ジゴデイン, but the allies of the caster can act while the spell is used and thus has much greater utility than in previous games.

===''[[Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry's Wonderland 3D|Terry's Wonderland 3D]]'' & ''[[Dragon Quest Monsters 2: Iru and Luca's Marvelous Mysterious Key|Iru and Luca's Marvelous Mysterious Key]]''===
The spell has been tweaked so that [[Monster sizes|Large-sized monsters]] can cast it by themselves.

==={{DQMSL}}===
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===''[[Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road]]''===
ミナデイン has two versions, one for the Luminaries of the Legendary line seen in {{DQ2}} and another for the Chosen of {{DQ4}}. In first version the three cousins are shown entering the scene by riding upon [[Empyrea]]'s back, with the [[Prince of Midenhall]] channeling the power of the [[thunderbolt blade]] to contribute. There are two versions of the latter for the male and female {{Hero 4}}, with [[Healie]] aiding [[Ragnar]] by donating his MP. {{Psaro C}} is also present in the group, but refuses to assist and merely observes.

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Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake

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|caption=
|developer=ARTDINK & Square Enix (Team Asano)
|publisher=[[Enix]]
|designer=[[Yuji Horii]]
|artist=[[Akira Toriyama]]
|composer=[[Kōichi Sugiyama]]
|engine=
|released='''[[Nintendo Switch]]''' {{vgrelease|INT=2025}} '''[[PlayStation 5]]''' {{vgrelease|INT=2025}} '''[[Xbox Series X/S]]''' {{vgrelease|INT=2025}} '''[[Steam]]''' {{vgrelease|INT=2025}}
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'''Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake''' is a full reimagining of the first two titles in the Dragon Quest series in Team Asano's famed HD-2D artstyle which fuses high-quality pixel art with 3D graphics. It includes a full remake of [[Dragon Quest]] and [[Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line|Dragon Quest II]].

This dual pack was announced following the reintroduction of [[Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake]], which had been missing for years after its original reveal. At the time of its announcement, it is only known that a worldwide release is planned for 2025 on the same platforms as the DQIII remake.

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==Gallery==
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DRAGONQUEST HD2D Artwork.jpg|Artwork of the Erdrick Trilogy HD-2D Remakes by Naoki Ikushima.
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Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake

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|publisher=[[Enix]]
|designer=[[Yuji Horii]]
|artist=[[Akira Toriyama]]
|composer=[[Kōichi Sugiyama]]
|engine=
|released='''[[Nintendo Switch]]''' {{vgrelease|INT=November 14, 2024}} '''[[PlayStation 5]]''' {{vgrelease|INT=November 14, 2024}} '''[[Xbox Series X/S]]''' {{vgrelease|INT=November 14, 2024}} '''[[Steam]]''' {{vgrelease|INT=November 14, 2024}}
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'''Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake''', as it's title implies, is a full remake of [[Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation|Dragon Quest III]] in Team Asano's famed HD-2D style which fuses high-quality pixel art with 3D models. It was originally announced as part of the 35th series anniversary celebration on May 27th of 2021, and later reintroduced alongside [[Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake|HD-2D remakes]] for the other titles in the Erdrick trilogy.

Unlike previous remakes of Dragon Quest III, the HD-2D remake offers a much modern vision of the original title with an expanded and much vibrant world, with additional scenarios, voice acting, [[Monster Master|new vocations]], and modern Dragon Quest series features such as battle tactics or faster battle settings.

==Changes==
Among the most notable changes between this remake and the previous versions of the game we can find:
* New scenarios supervised by Yuji Horii.
* Reimagined locations and high quality sprites.
* Orchestral soundtrack.
* Fully animated monsters.
* New vocation: [[Monster Master]].
* The battle menu now lists Spells and Abilities.
* Weapon changes are visible in battle.
* Battle tactics, available for the first time in Dragon Quest III.
* Faster battle settings, as seen in recent Dragon Quest titles like the 3DS release of [[Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King|DQVIII]] or in the international releases of [[Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age|DQXI]].
* Increased language support: English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, (European) Spanish, and LATAM Spanish.
**Dragon Quest III had not yet been translated into most of these languages prior to this remake.
* Voice acting support: English and Japanese.
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DRAGONQUEST HD2D Artwork.jpg|Artwork of the Erdrick Trilogy HD-2D Remakes by Naoki Ikushima.
DRAGONQUEST III HD2D Logo JP.png|Japanese logo.
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DQ3 HD2D Screenshot 3.png
DQ3 HD2D Screenshot 4.png
DQ3 HD2D Screenshot 5.png
DQ3 HD2D Screenshot 6.png
DQ3 HD2D Boxart US.jpg|US boxart.
DQ3 HD2D Preorder.jpg|Preorder bonuses.
DQ3 HD2D Collector's Edition.jpg|Collector's Edition.
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Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake

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|type=Main series games
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|caption=
|developer=ARTDINK & Square Enix (Team Asano)
|publisher=[[Enix]]
|designer=[[Yuji Horii]]
|artist=[[Akira Toriyama]]
|composer=[[Kōichi Sugiyama]]
|engine=
|released='''[[Nintendo Switch]]''' {{vgrelease|INT=November 14, 2024}} '''[[PlayStation 5]]''' {{vgrelease|INT=November 14, 2024}} '''[[Xbox Series X/S]]''' {{vgrelease|INT=November 14, 2024}} '''[[Steam]]''' {{vgrelease|INT=November 14, 2024}}
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'''Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake''', as it's title implies, is a full remake of [[Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation|Dragon Quest III]] in Team Asano's famed HD-2D style which fuses high-quality pixel art with 3D models. It was originally announced as part of the 35th series anniversary celebration on May 27th of 2021, and later reintroduced alongside [[Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake|HD-2D remakes]] for the other titles in the Erdrick trilogy.

Unlike previous remakes of Dragon Quest III, the HD-2D remake offers a much modern vision of the original title with an expanded and much vibrant world, with additional scenarios, voice acting, [[Monster Master|new vocations]], and modern Dragon Quest series features such as battle tactics or faster battle settings.

==Changes==
Among the most notable changes between this remake and the previous versions of the game we can find:
* New scenarios supervised by Yuji Horii.
* Reimagined locations and high quality sprites.
* Orchestral soundtrack.
* Fully animated monsters.
* New vocation: [[Monster Master]].
* The battle menu now lists Spells and Abilities.
* Weapon changes are visible in battle.
* Battle tactics, available for the first time in Dragon Quest III.
* Faster battle settings, as seen in recent Dragon Quest titles like the 3DS release of [[Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King|DQVIII]] or in the international releases of [[Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age|DQXI]].
* Increased language support: English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, (European) Spanish, and LATAM Spanish.
**Dragon Quest III had not yet been translated into most of these languages prior to this remake.
* Voice acting support: English and Japanese.

==Gallery==
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DRAGONQUEST HD2D Artwork.jpg|Artwork of the Erdrick Trilogy HD-2D Remakes by Naoki Ikushima.
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DQ3 HD2D Boxart US.jpg|US boxart.
DQ3 HD2D Preorder.jpg|Preorder bonuses.
DQ3 HD2D Collector's Edition.jpg|Collector's Edition.
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Rooming with a Gamer Gal

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| publisher = [[Square Enix]] (Japan)
| artist = Renjuro Kindaichi (金田一蓮十郎)
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| released = March 25, 2015 (Japan) February 2, 2022 (France) December 25, 2023 (English)
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'''Rooming with a Gamer Girl''' (''ゆうべはお楽しみでしたね'' (Yuube wa Otanoshimi Deshita ne), also known as "Thou hast had a good night's sleep I hope") is a comedy manga series by '''Renjuro Kindaichi''' focusing on two {{DQ10}} players who become roommates.

It has 8 volumes as of June 24, 2021. A full color edition began publication on February 12, 2016. On December 25, 2023, it began serialization in English in Square Enix's manga app, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manga_Up! Manga Up!].

Dragon Quest X players can obtain Goro's outfit in-game in the [[poppet]] city of Megistris.

==Summary==
Takumi Satsuki (Early 20s, Male in real life / Female in-game) became friends with Goro-san (Male in-game) on Dragon Quest X, and they decide to become roommates. When he goes to meet up with Goro-san though, who he finds standing there is someone who doesn't resemble their character in game one bit... a gyaru...?! This unintentionally catfished couple has a lot in store for them in this fun romantic comedy!

==English translation==
To the surprise of many, Square Enix released an English-translated version of this manga starting in December 2023. This translation uses its own terminology, though it respects some of the names seen in games like Dragon Quest XI S. For example, it uses the "[[Poppet]]" name for the cute doll-like race first seen in XI S, but it uses the fan-name "Weddie" for the [[Wetling|fishmen race]] instead of the "Wetling" name which was coined for the same game.

For the cities and other in-game areas, it uses brand-new names, completely ignoring the fan-translation project.

For spell and monster names, as well as other references to the Dragon Quest series in general (ie: name-dropping [[Dragon Quest of the Stars|Stars]] or [[Dragon Quest Monsters|Terry's Wonderland]]) use the official terminology.

==TV Series==
In 2019, the manga was adapted into a six-episode [[Yuube_wa_Otanoshimi_Deshita_ne_(TV_Series)|TV series]] of the same name.

==Trivia==
*''Rooming with a Gamer Girl'' is being published in France as ''Mon Coloc' est une Gameuse'' (lit. "My roommate is a gamer") by Editions Delcourt, starting in February 2022.
* It began being published in English via Square Enix's Manga Up! publishing service on December 25, 2023. As of March 25, 2024, a total of 37 chapters have been translated.

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Torneko Taloon

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{{Character
|Game={{Dragon Quest IV}}, ''Torneko'' series
|Image=[[File:Torneko_Taloon.png|310px]]
|Sprite=[[File:Dq4taloon-sprite-NES.gif|16px]] [[File:DQ4-NDS-TORNEKO.PNG]] [[File:Torneko Mimic transparent.png|100px]]
|Jap=トルネコ
|Romaji=Toruneko
|Old=Taloon
|Title=Arms Merchant
|Class=[[Merchant]]
|Race=Human
|Age=40s
|Voice Actor=[[Tesshō Genda]] ([[Dragon Quest IV CD Theater|CD Theater]]) [[Chafurin]] ({{Heroes 2}}, Japanese) [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0535837/?ref_=nv_sr_1 Francis McGee] (''Heroes II'', English) [[Kazumasa Koura]] ({{Live Spectacle Tour}}, Japanese)
|}}
{{quote|style=1|quote='''''Fer the love o' - what are y'at, stickin' that in me face!? 'Tis about as useful as a chocolate teapot. Now get up the yard with it!'''''|source=Torneko, when he appraises [[horse manure]].|console=|align=center|bgcolor=e5a0f2}}

'''Torneko Taloon''' is a character in the {{DQSeries}} that appears as a playable {{Party 4}} member in {{Dragon Quest IV}} and main character in {{DQCTD2}}, {{TDFD}}, and {{DQCTD3}}.

A [[merchant]] from [[Lakanaba]] on a quest to acquire a [[Zenithian Equipment#Zenithian Sword|legendary weapon]], he first appears in {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}.

==Appearance and personality==
Torneko wears a blue and white djellaba with a short red chechia covering his head. He hefts a giant backpack of sorts at all times, which he uses to hold his wares, personal belongings and, presumably, some of the party's items. He has a mustache and huge belly, both of which help to bring out his general jolliness. He has blue hair and a blue mustache.

Torneko is a family man, happily married to {{Tessie}} and raising his son {{Tipper}} while he works as an employee to another merchant. Torneko wants better things for his family, and his desire to be an excellent provider is one of the main reasons he enters into venture capitalism to open his own shop. Wanderlust runs strong in Torneko's veins, and even far-fetched rumors of treasure will light a fire in his heart. He is very grateful to his wife for being understanding and keeping an eye on their son as he sets off an adventure.

Even though much of his time and effort goes toward accruing [[gold]] coins, he doesn't do this out of greed, but to make his wife happy and for altruistic endeavors. Overall, he is a very kind person. On multiple occasions Torneko goes out of his way to help others in need, regardless of whether it will benefit him for doing so or not (examples including delivering [[Regan|Prince Regan's]] love letter to {{Veronica 4}}, and smuggling a [[Chimaera wing]] to [[List of characters in Dragon Quest IV#Other characters|Finn]] so he can escape jail).

While not necessarily greedy, Torneko has the typical mindset of a [[merchant]], always looking for opportunities to set up shop and make a profit, even at rather inopportune times and locations. While Torneko appears to be loyal to the {{Hero 4}} to the end, he jokes about leaving the party after having collected the [[Zenithian Equipment]] since that was his original goal to begin with. He does seem to have a rather cowardly side. As seen in the [[Party Chat]], Torneko would sometimes volunteer to remain behind in the [[wagon]] right before facing a formidable adversary, only to claim he was kidding right afterwards. Torneko is often noted by his boss to be lazy. This is further seen when he meets the {{Hero 4}}, {{Meena}} and {{Maya}} at [[Pharos Beacon]]. Since he considered the {{MFamilies}}s too tough for him to handle himself, he sticks the task of restoring light to the flames to the others before heading back to [[Porthtrunnel]] (although this action could be somewhat justified by the fact that Torneko had a bounty on his head for rebuilding the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]]).

Although he can equip almost any weapon he likes, Torneko is pictured holding the [[Astraea's abacus]] in the official character art for {{DQH2}}.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ4}}===
{{spoiler|start}}
Torneko wakes up in {{DQ4 Chapter 3}} in his house in [[Lakanaba]] to work his job at the local weapons shop while supporting his wife {{Tessie}} and his son {{Tipper}}. However, he feels that this life is not good enough for him, so he sets on a journey to fulfill his dream, which is to own a shop. He then hears about the [[Steel Strongbox]] that allows him to travel anywhere without worrying about dying, because it keeps all of the {{Gold}} when he dies, instead of taking half of it.

Torneko ends up getting the strongbox in a cave up north and heads south to [[Ballymoral]], where he comes across Old Man Finnegan's son Finn who is in prison and asks him for a [[Chimaera wing]] to return home to [[Lakanaba]], which Torneko does. While at the castle, he learns of Archie O'Tect, who was supposed to repair the bridge between [[Ballymoral]] and [[Endor]], and that he hasn't arrived. He manages to find the architect in the north in what appeared to be a town called [[Reginhart]]. Hearing of some foxes in the area, however, Torneko returns to [[Lakanaba]] to request the use of Finn's dog [[Fido]] to seek out a fox, which proves to be successful. As a result, Archie resumes his duty to repair the bridge. Thus, Torneko heads to Endor, but not before receiving a [[Prince's Letter|letter]] from Prince [[Regan]] to give to Princess {{Veronica 4}} in the other castle.

Torneko made it to the castle and meets an old man who wants to sell his shop to someone with permission from King Norman. The King states that he will consider the merchant's request. While in the throne room, he reads the letter to The Princess detailing that King Shamus of [[Ballymoral]] is seeking to conquer [[Endor]], prompting Endor's King to give him the [[Royal Missive|Royal Scroll]] (which is a request for the children of both castles to marry, and thus avoiding the need to go to war). Torneko delivers the Scroll to King Shamus, who agrees to dismiss his plans. Soon after, King Norman allows the [[merchant]] to open [[Torneko's shop|a shop]], which he does and calls his family over to their new home.

Afterwards, Torneko's attention is turned toward an old man who wanted to continue developing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]] which will lead from Endor to the country of [[Casabranca]]. He needed 60,000 {{Gold}} to achieve this, which Torneko helped out with (through making money at his shop, as well as providing a set of [[Steel broadsword]]s and [[Iron armour]]s to [[Endor]]'s warriors). Once the tunnel is completed, Torneko traveled through on behalf of the old man and accepts the task of carrying on his dream by traveling the world by [[ship]] and gathering many legendary treasures.

He managed to cross the desert at [[Last Chance Saloon]] through the aid of a caravan,<ref>Mentioned by the treasure room guard at Casabranca during the day.</ref> and passed through [[Bath]]<ref>Mentioned by a residence at night in a house.</ref>. Torneko made it to [[Porthtrunnel]] and paid to have a ship made, while hearing of an [[Conrad Hilton|old man]] in [[Mintos]] who has a [[Treasure map (Dragon Quest IV)|treasure map]]. He left upon hearing of {{MFamilies}}s who corrupted the lighthouse fire at [[Pharos Beacon]] to restore peace to the oceans. Upon finding the {{MFamilies}}s to be too strong, he made a plea to the {{Hero 4}} and company to find the [[Holy embers]] and to defeat the ones causing the problems at the lighthouse. They agree to do so, and are joined by Torneko shortly after, who provides use of his ship for travels.

Upon defeating [[Psaro the Manslayer]] ([[Aamon]] in the remakes), the {{Party 4}} returns to their lives, with Torneko returning to his family in Endor and later showing up with the group in [[Hidden Valley]] to see the {{Hero 4}}.
{{spoiler|end}}
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====Abilities====
[[File:Torneko wearing ring.png|right|thumb|250px|"Look at it ''spar''-kle!"]]
Torneko has elements of both a [[Merchant]] and a [[Gadabout]]. As a merchant, he can use his [[appraise]] ability to give basic information and loss/return estimates on items in the party's possession. However, he also has the gadabout tendency to not follow orders in battle, bellowing loudly, staring blankly into space, or telling naff gags when ordered to attack. He can equip most weapons and armour, and has respectable HP and level growth, and is otherwise a decent fighter; however, his defence leaves something to be desired. He also learns a few exploration skills, allowing the party to avoid encounters in dungeons and sniff out the remaining treasures in an area.
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====Base stats====
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| Level || 1 || 99
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| {{HP}} || 20 || 734
|-
| {{MP}} || 0 || 0
|-
| {{Strength}} || 4 || 196
|-
| {{Agility}} || 5 || 94
|-
| {{Resilience}} || 10 || 196
|-
| {{Wisdom}} || 5 || 105
|-
| {{Luck}} || 3 || 88
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| Initial gear ||colspan=2|[[Plain clothes]]
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*{{PSX}} Version
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====Equipment====
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{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Divine dagger]]|statModifier=Attack +14}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Chain sickle]]|statModifier=Attack +16}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Hunter's bow]]|statModifier=Attack +18}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Iron lance]]|statModifier=Attack +28}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Astraea's abacus]]|statModifier=Attack +35}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Holy lance]]|statModifier=Attack +33}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Cautery sword]]|statModifier=Attack +45}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Miracle sword]]|statModifier=Attack +100}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Flail of destruction]]|statModifier=Attack +115}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Massacre sword]]|statModifier=Attack +120}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Liquid metal sword]]|statModifier=Attack +130}}
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{{CharacterEquipmentList|footer}}|Helmets|
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{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Leather hat]]|statModifier=Defense +2}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Hardwood headwear]]|statModifier=Defense +6}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Iron helmet]]|statModifier=Defense +16}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Liquid metal helm]]|statModifier=Defense +50}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Death mask]]|statModifier=Defense +200}}
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{{CharacterEquipmentList|footer}}|Armor|
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{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Plain clothes]]|statModifier=Defense+4}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Wayfarer's clothes]]|statModifier=Defense+8}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Boxer shorts]]|statModifier=Defense+10}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Leather armour]]|statModifier=Defense+12}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Chain mail]]|statModifier=Defense+18}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Fur coat]]|statModifier=Defense+22}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Bronze armor]]|statModifier=Defense+25}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Iron apron]]|statModifier=Defense+32}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Robe of serenity]]|statModifier=Defense+33}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Spiked armour]]|statModifier=Defense+50}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Liquid metal armor]]|statModifier=Defense+95}}
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{{CharacterEquipmentList|footer}}|Shields|
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{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Leather shield]]|statModifier=Defense+4}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Scale shield]]|statModifier=Defense+7}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Iron shield]]|statModifier=Defense+12}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Power shield]]|statModifier=Defense+40}}
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{{CharacterEquipmentList|footer}}|Accessories|
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{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Strength ring]]|statModifier=Strength+8}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Mighty armlet]]|statModifier=Strength+25}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Mercury's bandana]]|statModifier=Agility+15}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Meteorite bracer]]|statModifier=Agilityx2}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Prayer ring]]|statModifier=Defence+5}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Gold bracer]]|statModifier=Defence+5}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Kamikazee bracer]]|statModifier=Defence+15}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Kerplunk bracer]]|statModifier=Defence+15}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Recovery ring]]|statModifier=Defence+15}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Ruby of protection]]|statModifier=Defence+15}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Lucida shard]]|statModifier=Luck+5}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Bunny tail]]|statModifier=Luck+8}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Gospel ring]]|statModifier=Luck+50}}
{{CharacterEquipmentList|entry|item=[[Elevating shoes]]|statModifier=Luck+50}}
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====Random antics====
As mentioned previously, Torneko will not always follow the order of the player, instead opting to try something else.
*{{NES}} Version
{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#e5a0f2"
| Action || Effect
|- style="font-weight:normal"
| Trips || Critical hit on random foe
|-
| Lullaby || Puts all foes to sleep
|-
| [[Weird Dance]] || Lowers one foe's {{MP}}
|-
| Throw sand || Dazzles all foes
|-
| Yell || Poof on all foes
|-
| Leg sweep || Trips enemy for one turn
|-
| Twirls fingers || [[Fuddle]]s one foe
|-
| Tell a naff gag/Shout|| Tries to make all foes lose turn
|-
| Focuses strength || Double damage next turn
|-
| Take damage for an ally || Target is totally random and not dependent on ally's current {{HP}}
|-
| Steal || Swipes an item from one foe
|-
| Summon a Merchant army || Attacks three times, base on Torneko's {{Attack}} stat. If [[Miracle sword]] is equipped, each strike heals
|-
| Cover an enemy's mouth || Prevent foe from casting that turn. This action DOES NOT cost Torneko a turn (works in {{MFamilies}} fights at the casino!)
|-
| Stare and do nothing || Wastes turn
|}

In the {{PSX}}, {{DS}}, and [[Cell phone]] versions Torneko will goof off a little less often and some actions are removed. However, this increases the probability that he will steal from an enemy when slacking around now.
{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#e5a0f2"
| Action || Effect
|- style="font-weight:normal"
| Trips || May now trip himself in process. Also, the tripped enemy is more vulnerable to being crticial'd by other characters when down now, raising the base rate from {{fraction|1|64}} to {{fraction|1|16}}. Alena's critical hit frequency stacks with this change.
|-
| Lullaby || Puts all enemies to sleep
|-
| Weird Dance || Lower's one foe's {{MP}}
|-
| Leg Sweep || Stuns a foe for one turn
|-
| Focus strength || Double damage next attack
|-
| Twirls fingers || Fuddles one foe
|-
| Tells a naff gag/Shout || Tries to stun all enemies for one turn
|-
| Yell || Poof on all enemies
|-
| Steal || Swipe a [[treasure chest]] from an enemy
|-
| Stare into space || Wastes turn
|}

====Selected quotes====
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{{quote|style=2|quote=I never remember me dreams, so I don't. Maybe it's 'cause I'm fast asleep...|source= Torneko, in [[Strathbaile]]|console=[[Cell phone]]|align=center}}
|}
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{{quote|style=2|quote=If I'm honest, I'm not sure what good my Tessie ever saw in me.

She's a looker, alright, and she's a mind on her as sharp as a divine dagger. Sure, she's wasted on the likes o' me...

Sorry, got a bit carried away there, so I did. I'm lucky to have {{Tessie}} is all I'll say.|source= Torneko, in [[Lakanaba]]|console=[[Cell phone]]|align=center}}
|}
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{{quote|style=2|quote=Me goal was always to collect all the Zenithian equipment, so it was.

But now that we're after doin' just that, I think I'll be takin' me leave and headin' back to the [[wagon]]... Yerra! Calm down! I'm only havin' a bit o' gas with ye!|source= Torneko, after collecting all of the [[Zenithian Equipment]]|console=[[Cell phone]]|align=center}}
|}
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{{quote|style=2|quote=A balloon trip to the Great World Tree? That's a grand plan altogether, so it is!

Y'know, it's puttin' me in the mood to start me own little travel agency... "Torneko Tours"... Sure, 'tis a winner!|source= Torneko, in [[El Forado]]|console=[[Cell phone]]|align=center}}
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
Torneko appears at the [[inn]] of [[Reaper's Peak]] in the near-future version of the town and is surprised by there being a town within the {{Fungeon 6}}. He is impressed by the fact that The {{Hero 6}} explored it, and gives a hint to the location of the hidden treasure in [[Aridea]]. Torneko also appeared the monster oriented variant of the town as shown in the {{Super Famicom}} version of the game.

==={{DQ8}}===
In ''{{Dragon Quest VIII}}, in the {{Monster Arena 8}} Rank S series of fights, the first fight is fought against a character that is named, and bares a striking resemblance to Torneko Taloon. The announcer reinforces this by saying the character is from [[Lakanaba]]. He uses treasure based {{MFamilies}}s; two [[Goodybag]] {{MFamilies}}s and a [[Mimic king]].

==={{DQ9}}===
On December 10, 2010, Torneko began appearing as a special guest at the [[Quester's Rest]] in [[Stornway]]. This could be downloaded through the [[DQVC]] using Nintendo's Wi-Fi channel when it was still available. When spoken to, he will give the hero different pieces of his outfit is certain conditions are fulfilled.
*[[Torneko's clothes]] - Recieved when talking to him.
*[[Torneko's cap]] - Recieved when it is the player's birthday.
*[[Torneko's trousers]] - Recieved when the Hero is a Ranger.
*[[Torneko's sandals]] - Recieved after the inn is fully expanded.
A special [[Accolade]] is earned if the {{Hero 9}} wears all of the parts of Torneko's costume.

==={{DQ10}}===
Torneko is one of the special characters who might appear in the Magic Maze if the player is lucky. The other three are [[Meena]] from Dragon Quest IV, [[Robbin' 'Ood]] from III and [[Terry]] from VI. He allows the player to purchase rare items and cosmetic accessories, but only one per encounter.

Upon the first meeting with the player, the merchant gifts the traveler with a copy of his beloved abacus. Torneko also offers a small quest, which ends with him rewarding the player with a [[feathered cap]].

===''[[Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Special]]''===
Along with [[Ragnar McRyan]], [[Kiryl]], and [[Alena]], Torneko appears in ''Itadaki Street Special''. Unlike the other characters, he is not playable, but makes a cameo as an {{NPC}} who sticks around a short while.

===''Mystery Dungeon'' series===
Torneko has appeared as the main character in three of the ''[[Mystery Dungeon]]'' games, usually with his wife and son as secondary characters: ''[[Torneko no Daibōken: Fushigi no Dungeon]]'', ''[[Torneko: The Last Hope]]'', and ''[[Dragon Quest Characters: Torneko no Daibōken 3]]''. He also appeared in ''[[Dragon Quest: Shōnen Yangus to Fushigi no Dungeon|Dragon Quest: Young Yangus and the Mysterious Dungeon]]'', although in a supporting role.

==Etymology==
Torneko and Taloon are not actual names used in the real world, being nomenclature invented by the original development staff and [[Enix America Corporation]]. For the characters cameo appearance in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, the localization team headed by [[Richard Honeywood]] opted to make Taloon his surname instead of abandoning it outright.

==See also==
*[[Torneko's shop]]
*{{Tessie}}, Torneko's wife
*{{Tipper}}, Torneko's son
*[[Torneko's costume]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
Torneko Famicom.png|{{Famicom}} art.
TornekoArt.png|More {{Famicom}} art.
DQIV TornekoPS1.jpg|{{PlayStation}} art, wielding [[Astraea's abacus]].
DQIV TornekoPS.jpg|{{PlayStation}} art, appraising the [[Poison moth knife]].
Torneko.png|[[Nintendo DS]] art.
DQIV Packed Lunch.png|Torneko's [[Packed lunch]].
Steel_Strongbox.png|Torneko's [[Steel Strongbox]].
Astreas Abacus.png|Torneko's weapon, [[Astraea's abacus]].
InomataTorneko.png|Mutsumi Inomata art.
DQ VIII Android Torneko Taloon.jpg|Torneko in the [[Monster Arena]] in {{VIII}}. ([[Cell phone]])
TGA MD Torneko.png|''Torneko no Daibōken: Fushigi no Dungeon''.
TGA MD Torneko 2.png|
TGA MD Torneko 3.png|
TGA MD Torneko 4.png|
TGA MD Torneko Exploring.png|
TaloonDS.png|
Torneko_Slime_Killer.png|
Torneko eating bread.png|
Torneko and Scroll.png|
ISS Torneko Imp King Slime and Fluffy.png|''Itadaki Street Special''.
TGA3Torneko.png|''Torneko no Daibōken 3''.
YYMD Torneko profile.png|
YYMD Torneko.png|''[[Dragon Quest: Shōnen Yangus to Fushigi no Dungeon]]''.
YYMD Torneko head.png|
DQHII Torneko.png|{{Heroes 2}}.
TornekoFlailOfDestruction.jpg|Torneko using the [[Flail of destruction]] in {{Heroes 2}}.
TornekoCrossbow.jpg|Torneko firing the [[Hunter's bow]] at some [[Cumaulus]] enemies in {{Heroes 2}}.
DQH Torneko Goodybag Abacus.jpg|Torneko wielding the [[Goodybag]] Abacus.
DQR Torneko.png|{{Rivals}}.
DQ Stars Android Torneko 1.jpg|Appearance in {{DQStars}}.
DQ Stars Android Torneko 2.jpg|
Torneko_in_DQX.jpg|Torneko in [[Dragon Quest X]], with an ogre player.
</gallery></center>

==Reference==
<references/>

{{DQIV}}

[[Category:Party members]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IV characters]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VI characters]]
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File:Torneko in DQX.jpg

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== Summary ==
Torneko with an ogre player in DQX.
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Rooming with a Gamer Gal

2024-03-25T11:12:42Z

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| type = Manga
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| publisher = [[Square Enix]] (Japan)
| artist = Renjuro Kindaichi (金田一蓮十郎)
| image = [[File:Thou_hast_had_a_good_night's_sleep_i_hope_Cover_Vol1.jpg|200px]]
| released = March 25, 2015 (Japan) February 2, 2022 (France) December 25, 2023 (English)
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'''Rooming with a Gamer Girl''' (''ゆうべはお楽しみでしたね'' (Yuube wa Otanoshimi Deshita ne), also known as "Thou hast had a good night's sleep I hope") is a comedy manga series by '''Renjuro Kindaichi''' focusing on two {{DQ10}} players who become roommates.

It has 8 volumes as of June 24, 2021. A full color edition began publication on February 12, 2016. On December 25, 2023, it began serialization in English in Square Enix's manga app, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manga_Up! Manga Up!].

Dragon Quest X players can obtain Goro's outfit in-game in the [[poppet]] city of Megistris.

==Summary==
Takumi Satsuki (Early 20s, Male in real life / Female in-game) became friends with Goro-san (Male in-game) on Dragon Quest X, and they decide to become roommates. When he goes to meet up with Goro-san though, who he finds standing there is someone who doesn't resemble their character in game one bit... a gyaru...?! This unintentionally catfished couple has a lot in store for them in this fun romantic comedy!

==TV Series==
In 2019, the manga was adapted into a six-episode [[Yuube_wa_Otanoshimi_Deshita_ne_(TV_Series)|TV series]] of the same name.

==Trivia==
*''Rooming with a Gamer Girl'' is being published in France as ''Mon Coloc' est une Gameuse'' (lit. "My roommate is a gamer") by Editions Delcourt, starting in February 2022.
* It began being published in English via Square Enix's Manga Up! publishing service on December 25, 2023. As of March 25, 2024, a total of 37 chapters have been translated.

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Mutsumi Inomata

2024-03-18T17:13:09Z

LiquidMetal: May she rest in peace.

'''Mutsumi Inomata''' (いのまたむつみ) was a Japanese illustrator and animator. She was born in the Kanagawa Prefecture on December 23, 1960, and passed away on March 10, 2024.

==Works==
Mutsumi Inomata worked in a good deal of anime and video games since the 80s as a freelance. She is best known for her work on the characters and cover art for the "Tales of" series from Bandai Namco.

Inomata's paintings had a very bright, distinct, colorful watercolor style.

===Inomata and Dragon Quest===
Inomata drew multiple illustrations for the Dragon Quest series. Her artworks served to illustrate the [[Dragon Quest V CD Theater|CD Theater]] dramas for the first six games in the series, as well as for some of the novelizations. She also illustrated the Rubiss novel series, giving the goddess a bright red hair color.

One of her most notable influences on the series as a whole is her portrayal of [[Psaro]], giving him a bishonen look with wild long silver hair, an appearance close to that of Jareth, the character David Bowie portrayed in the movie Labyrinth (1986).

==Gallery==
Some of Inomata's work in the Dragon Quest series include the following:
<center><gallery perrow=6>
DQIHeroInomata.png|The [[Hero (Dragon Quest)|descendant]] of Erdrick.
Inomata Rubiss.png|Goddess [[Rubiss]] as drawn by Inomata.
AlenaInomata.png|Tsarevna [[Alena]].
DQ Illustrations Full Page Psaro Artwork.jpg|[[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|Hero Solo]] and Psaro.
Mutsumi SaroAndRosa.jpg|Psaro and [[Rose]].
DQV Novel Hero and Bianca Art.png|[[Bianca]] and her hero.
DQI CD Theater.png|Cover art for the original [[Dragon Quest I CD Theater|Dragon Quest CD Theater]].
DQVI CD Theater 2.png|Cover art for the second [[Dragon Quest VI CD Theater]].
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Trephasse

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LiquidMetal: Created page with "{{Character |Name=Trephasse |Game={{DQTact}} |Image=300px |Sprite= |Jap=トラバス |Romaji=Torabasu |Title= |Class= |Race=Treeface |Age= |Family= |Voice Actor= }} '''Trephasse''' is a supporting character in {{DQTact}}. ==Characteristics and Personality== Trephasse is an old and wise treeface who wears a red dress and uses a cane to balance herself. ==Appearances== ==={{DQTact}}=== Trephasse is the elder of the land of Woodwin, renowned a..."

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'''Trephasse''' is a supporting character in {{DQTact}}.

==Characteristics and Personality==
Trephasse is an old and wise [[treeface]] who wears a red dress and uses a cane to balance herself.

==Appearances==
==={{DQTact}}===
Trephasse is the elder of the land of Woodwin, renowned and highly respected for its wisdom.

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== Licensing ==
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Gargeos

2024-02-28T20:37:21Z

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'''Gargeos''' is the main antagonist of {{DQTact}}.

==Overview==
Gargeos is an ancient dark lord who was defeated by [[Amatea]] and the [[Five Fiends]]. Not much is known about him besides the fact that he had an enormous evil aura.

In the present time, his followers [[Rotchester]] and [[Malini]] are trying to revive him. His renewed evil influence has affected the Five Fiends across the world, though the protagonist has been able to purify them one by one with the help of the [[Blessed Baton]].

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Gargeos

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'''Gargeos''' is the main antagonist of {{DQTact}}.

==Overview==
Gargeos is an ancient dark lord who was defeated by [[Amatea]] and the [[Five Fiends]]. Not much is known about him besides the fact that he had an enormous evil aura.

In the present time, his followers [[Rotchester]] and [[Malini]] are trying to revive him. His renewed evil influence has affected the Five Fiends across the world, though the protagonist has been able to purify them one by one with the help of [[the blessed baton]]

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* [[Hero (Dragon Quest Tact)|Master]]
* [[Mindini]]
* [[Majellan]]
* [[Malini]]
* [[Cogsgrove]]
* [[Purty]]
* [[King Augoostus]]
* [[Bailey]]
* [[Gaston]]
* [[Goobriel]]
* [[Rotchester]]
* [[King Maximog]]
* [[Robbin' 'Ood]]
* [[Emcee Hammerhood]]

* [[Thornton]]
* [[Amatea]]
* [[Gargeos]]
* [[Redcrim]]
* [[Elegia]]
* [[Claria]]
* [[Trephasse]]
* [[Azurome]]
* [[King Firon]]
* [[Totto]]
* [[Lumixia]]
* [[Varisse]]
* [[King Pow]]
* [[Legato]]
* [[Morbuz]]
* [[Cordy]]
* [[Largo]]

* [[Purrcival]]
* [[Vendor ghost|Vendor Ghost]]
* [[Leery lantern|Leery Lantern]]
* [[Jolly sasquash|Jolly Sasquash]]
* [[Patissier knight|Patissier Knight]]
* [[Blindfolded hammerhood|Blindfolded Hammerhood]]
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* [[Blessed Baton]]
* [[Five Fiends]]
* [[Alchemy]]
* [[Awakening]]
* [[Talent Blossoming]]
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* Playable characters ( [[Allies Almanac|by number]], [[List of units in Dragon Quest Tact by rank|by rank]])
* [[List of battle roads in Dragon Quest Tact|Battle Roads]]
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Goobriel

2024-02-28T20:25:51Z

LiquidMetal: Created page with "{{Character |Name=Goobriel |Game={{DQTact}} |Image=300px |Sprite= |Jap=プリム |Romaji=Purimu |Title= |Class= |Race=Healslime |Age= |Family= |Voice Actor= }} '''Goobriel''' is a minor character in {{DQTact}}. ==Characteristics and Personality== Goobriel is a traveling priest healslime who wears a mitre and a cape. He carries a holy book and a staff of resurrection. ==Appearances== ==={{DQTact}}=== This traveling healslime appears each time..."

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'''Goobriel''' is a minor character in {{DQTact}}.

==Characteristics and Personality==
Goobriel is a traveling priest healslime who wears a mitre and a cape. He carries a holy book and a [[staff of resurrection]].

==Appearances==
==={{DQTact}}===
This traveling healslime appears each time the party is defeated, offering a revive in exchange for some gems.

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== Licensing ==
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Gaston

2024-02-28T20:14:34Z

LiquidMetal: Created page with "{{Character |Name=Gaston |Game={{DQTact}} |Image=300px |Sprite= |Jap= |Romaji= |Title= |Class= |Race=Gasbagon |Age= |Family= |Voice Actor= }} '''Gaston''' is a minor character in {{DQTact}}. ==Characteristics and Personality== Gaston is a gasbagon who wears a blue hat and a harness tied to a basket to transport travelers. ==Appearances== ==={{DQTact}}=== Gaston works as a messenger. He can also carry travelers in his basket. {{clear}} {{..."

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'''Gaston''' is a minor character in {{DQTact}}.

==Characteristics and Personality==
Gaston is a [[gasbagon]] who wears a blue hat and a harness tied to a basket to transport travelers.

==Appearances==
==={{DQTact}}===
Gaston works as a messenger. He can also carry travelers in his basket.

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Bailey

2024-02-28T20:09:52Z

LiquidMetal: Created page with "{{Character |Name=Bailey |Game={{DQTact}} |Image=300px |Sprite= |Jap=ペラ |Romaji=Pera |Title= |Class= |Race=Leery lout |Age= |Family= |Voice Actor= }} '''Bailey''' is a minor character in {{DQTact}}. ==Characteristics and Personality== Bailey is a leery lout clown who serves under King Augoostus. He wears the usual white gadabout makeup -even his shield is covered in makeup!-, and a blue and yellow outfit. He uses a purple and pink c..."

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'''Bailey''' is a minor character in {{DQTact}}.

==Characteristics and Personality==
Bailey is a [[leery lout]] clown who serves under [[King Augoostus]]. He wears the usual white [[gadabout]] makeup -even his shield is covered in makeup!-, and a blue and yellow outfit. He uses a purple and pink cane.

==Appearances==
==={{DQTact}}===
Bailey appears next to King Augoostus, to add a comedic tone to his speeches.

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File:Bailey.png

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== Summary ==
[[Category:Dragon Quest Tact official art]]

== Licensing ==
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King Augoostus

2024-02-28T20:01:51Z

LiquidMetal: Created page with "{{Character |Name=King Augoostus |Game={{DQTact}} |Image=300px |Sprite= |Jap=ホルトン |Romaji=Horuton |Title=King of Bravas His Wobbliness |Class= |Race=Slime |Age= |Family= |Voice Actor= }} '''King Augoostus''' is a the king of the land of Bravas in {{DQTact}}. ==Characteristics and Personality== King Augoostus is an old and wise king slime with a triple braided beard. ==Appearances== ==={{DQTact}}=== King Augoostus presides over..."

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'''King Augoostus''' is a the king of the land of Bravas in {{DQTact}}.

==Characteristics and Personality==
King Augoostus is an old and wise king slime with a triple braided beard.

==Appearances==
==={{DQTact}}===
King Augoostus presides over the tournaments in the kingdom of Bravas. He usually has interesting things to say to the heroes, offering them insight and clues on where to go next.

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Purty

2024-02-28T19:54:10Z

LiquidMetal: Created page with "{{Character |Name=Purty |Game={{DQTact}} |Image=300px |Sprite= |Jap=リンダ |Romaji=Linda |Title= |Class= |Race=Lips |Age= |Family= |Voice Actor= }} '''Purty''' is a minor character in {{DQTact}}. ==Characteristics and Personality== Purty is a caring and sweet lips who wears a corset and bangles. ==Appearances== ==={{DQTact}}=== Purty is the owner of the tavern in Ibbley, which serves as the party's headquarters. As such, Purty and her tavern..."

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'''Purty''' is a minor character in {{DQTact}}.

==Characteristics and Personality==
Purty is a caring and sweet [[lips]] who wears a corset and bangles.

==Appearances==
==={{DQTact}}===
Purty is the owner of the tavern in Ibbley, which serves as the party's headquarters. As such, Purty and her tavern usually appear in [[List of battle roads in Dragon Quest Tact|battle roads]].

Both her English and Japanese name are inspired by [[Patty]]'s, the usual human tavern master in the main Dragon Quest series.

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== Summary ==
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== Licensing ==
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Rotchester

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LiquidMetal: Created page with "{{Character |Name=Rotchester |Game={{DQTact}} |Image=300px |Sprite= |Jap=ギーリス |Romaji=Giirisu |Title= |Class= |Race=Walking Corpse |Age= |Family= |Voice Actor= }} '''Rotchester''' is one of the antagonists of {{DQTact}}. ==Characteristics and Personality== Rotchester is a balding walking corpse who wears a worn out tuxedo and a purple bow tie. He is a cruel, mean-spirited follower of the Dark Lord. ==Appearances== ==={..."

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'''Rotchester''' is one of the antagonists of {{DQTact}}.

==Characteristics and Personality==
Rotchester is a balding [[walking corpse]] who wears a worn out tuxedo and a purple bow tie. He is a cruel, mean-spirited follower of [[Gargeos|the Dark Lord]].

==Appearances==
==={{DQTact}}===
Rotchester is a recurring character in {{Tact}}, usually seen in cutscenes talking with [[Malini]] while they prepare their evil plans. He usually scolds Malini for his failures.

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File:Rotchester.png

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== Summary ==
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Five Fiends

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'''Five Fiends''' is a group of ancient monsters in {{DQTact}}.

==Overview==
The Five Fiends are five powerful monsters who battled alongside the previous owner of the [[Baton|baton]], [[Amatea]], against [[Gargeos|the Dark Lord]]. Each of the members of the group was active on a different continent, and had equal strengths and fame.

In the present day, Gargeos's evil aura has awakened each of the fiends in their respective lands. Once freed from the evil influence thanks to the intervention of the player, Mindini, and Majelly, they return to their senses and aid the heroic trio.

==Members==
*[[Redcrim]], from Bravas.
*Lady [[Elegia]], from Woodwin.
*[[Azurome]], from Percusso.
*Lady [[Lumixa]], from Cordania.
*Lord [[Largo]], from Kibodos.

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