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Dragon Quest III

2016-06-10T17:29:32Z

Marandahir: there's an arena in Cantlin!

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| title = Dragon Quest III
| type = Main series games
| image = [[File:DQIII_Logo.png|300px]][[File:DQIII Laurel Wreath art.png|300px]]
| caption =
| developer = [[Chunsoft]] [[Heartbeat]] (SFC) [[TOSE]] (GBC)
| publisher = [[Enix]]
|designer = [[Yūji Horii]]
| artist = [[Akira Toriyama]]
| composer = [[Kōichi Sugiyama]]
| engine =
| released = '''Nintendo Entertainment System''' {{vgrelease|JP=February 10, 1988|NA=June 12, 1991}}'''Super Famicom''' {{vgrelease|JP=December 6, 1996}}'''Game Boy Color''' {{vgrelease|JP=December 8, 2000|NA=July 7, 2001}}'''Mobile phones''' {{vgrelease|JP=November 9, 2009}}'''Wii''' {{vgrelease|JP=September 15, 2011}}'''Android & iOS''' {{vgrelease|JP=September 25, 2014|NA=December 4, 2014}}
| genre = [[Wikipedia:Console role-playing game|Console role-playing]]
| modes = [[Wikipedia:Single-player|Single-player]]
| ratings = '''Game Boy Color''' {{vgratings|ESRB=T}}
| platforms = [[Nintendo Entertainment System]], [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Famicom]], [[Game Boy]] Color
| media = 2-megabit FC cartridge 4-[[Wikipedia:megabit|megabit]] NES [[Wikipedia:cartridge (electronics)|cartridge]] 32-megabit SFC cartridge 32-megabit GBC cartridge
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| series = ''[[Dragon Quest]]''
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{{Translation|'''Dragon Quest III'''|ドラゴンクエストIII そして伝説へ…|Doragon Kuesuto III: Soshite Densetsu he...|'''''Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation'''''}}, is the third game in the ''[[Dragon Quest series|Dragon Quest]]'' series of role-playing games published by [[Enix]] and released on the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|Famicom]]/[[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]]. It was later remade and released on the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Famicom]] and [[Game Boy]] Color. The original Famicom version, as well as the Super Famicom remake, were re-released on the [[Nintendo Wii]] in 2011 as part of the Dragon Quest 25th-Anniversary. A second remake was also made for Japanese mobile phones and later then re-released worldwide for smartphones running Android and iOS. ''Dragon Quest III'' is the third and final game in the [[Erdrick Trilogy]].

==Gameplay==
''Dragon Quest III'' continued to expand upon the gameplay of it predecessors. ''Dragon Quest III'' has a customizable party and class system, in which each character has a certain class. The choice of class greatly effects the character's stats and spells he or she can learn. Furthermore, upon reaching level 20, a character may change classes at [[Alltrades Abbey]].

The world of ''Dragon Quest III'' takes place on a large world map reminiscent of our own in the distant past; many areas are modeled after different cultures like [[Romaria]] (Rome), [[Isis]] (Egypt), [[Jipang]] (Japan) and [[Persistence]] (Native Americans) and are located in areas of the map roughly equivalent to their inspirations. Later in the game, the party travels to a [[Alefgard|hidden world]] that exists beneath the surface of the first world.

''Dragon Quest III'' replaced the [[Tombola]] in ''[[Dragon Quest II]]'' with an arena-gambling mini game in Romaria, Isis, [[Manoza]], and [[Cantlin]]. The player can wager money on which monster will win each fight, with new monsters and higher stakes being added as the player progresses through the world. Remakes of ''Dragon Quest III'' also added the board game-like minigame from ''[[Dragon Quest V]]'', [[Treasures n' Trapdoors]]. The game was also slated to have a collectible [[mini medal]] side quest, but this was cut due to space constraints. While later titles in the series would finally include this quest, all remakes of ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' have included an extensive mini medal quest.

The [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Famicom]] remake of ''Dragon Quest III'' added an extra dungeon to explore after the credits rolled, the first for a remake. The remake also included a personality system for all members of the player's party to influence their statistical growth, adding much more customization to the game. This personality system would later be adopted by the ''[[Dragon Quest Monsters]]'' series but has not been utilized in any main-series games since ''Dragon Quest III.''

===New features===
* It is now possible to change the party's marching order. In addition, characters can be added or dropped at [[Patty's Party Planning Place]].
* Offensive spells are now separated from each other in terms of monster resistance, meaning that an enemy immune to [[Woosh|woosh]] can still be damaged by [[Crack|crack]].
* The [[Zoom|zoom]] spell and the [[Chimaera wing|chimaera wing]] now offer a selection of places to go, instead of automatically returning the party to the last save point.
* Several new [[List of character statistics|statistics]]: agility, resilience, wisdom, and luck appear for the first time. Also, each statistic is now capped at 255. The amount of stat points gained with each level is now pseudo-randomized, with a range depending on the character's class.
* Several new spells have been added, bringing the total to 60. Remakes would add to this list with the introduction of skills.
* The combat system is enhanced to use the new stats; in particular agility will affect the order in which characters and monsters act.
* It is possible to attack allies; this is useful for curing [[status effect]]s such as [[sleep]] or [[confusion]].
* Experience values are divided by the number of current party members, so a lone hero will gain experience faster than a full party of four.
* There is a [[day-night cycle]] for the first time.
* Even the original Japanese version now has a battery save, instead of a password system. This means that more information can be saved from one game to the next; for example, a list of chests which have been opened, and the full stat list of the party.
* There is now an [[Ramia|aerial vehicle]] in addition to the [[ship]].
* [[Cannibox]]es and [[Mimic|mimics]] appear for the first time. There is also an [[Peep|identify spell]] to detect these enemies.
* [[Bank]]s appear for the first time, allowing gold to be preserved upon the party's demise, and storing unneeded items. The vault charges a commission to store items. The latter feature was removed in the remakes, since they added [[the Bag]].
* Certain towns feature [[Monster Arena]]s, where the player can bet gold on which monster will win a fight. Odds are chosen based on the monster species, and the bet amount is determined by the lead character's level.

==Plot==
{{spoiler|start}}
The game opens with a massive battle over a volcano between a man with blue hair and a dragon. The battle rages on for several seconds until the blue haired man cuts the wing off of the dragon causing the battle to continue on the ground. The blue haired man eventually runs the dragon through, however the dragon takes hold of the blue haired man and turns and begins to walk into the volcano. The volcano erupts and there is a scream heard, the screen fades to black.

''Dragon Quest III'' is set many years before the original ''[[Dragon Quest I|Dragon Quest]]'' in a world bearing great similarity to the real world. A wicked fiend, [[Baramos]], threatens to destroy the world, and has begun to exert his vile influence upon the monsters of each continent to drive them mad and violent. The hero, son or daughter (you can choose to be either male or female) of the legendary Ortega, recruits up to three traveling companions and sets out to defeat [[Baramos]] while making his or her way through the world and saving several locations from doom.

The flow of the game is as follows; The hero travels from his home country of [[Aliahan]] for [[Romaria]] to explore the world and acquire three [[key|keys]] needed to open sealed teleportals throughout the game. During the party's travels, they will hear tale of six mystical orbs said to contain incredible power, and that these will be necessary in overcoming the fiend Baramos. After saving a young couple of the town of [[Baharata]] from the rogue [[Robbin' 'Ood]], the hero receives [[Black Pepper]], which he trades for a sailing [[ship]] at [[Portoga]]. With this ship, the hero acquires the [[Ultimate Key]] and searches for the six mystical orbs which are used to revive the legendary bird [[Ramia]]. Ramia takes the hero to Baramos' castle, flying over the tall mountains of the Necrogond. After a ferocious battle, the hero's celebration is cut off as Zoma attacks and opens the pit to the dark world. In the dark world, the hero acquires the [[Sunstone]], the [[Staff of Rain]], and the [[Seal of Rubiss]]. These items are then exchanged for the [[Rainbow Drop]]. This item creates a bridge, which leads the hero to [[Zoma]]'s castle for the final confrontation. After the archfiend is slain, the king of the dark world will give the highest honor to the player: the title of ''Erdrick''.
{{spoiler|end}}

==Soundtrack==
As with every ''Dragon Quest'', [[Koichi Sugiyama]] composed the music and directed all the associated spinoffs. Here is the track listing of the Symphonic Suite:
# Roto (1:41)
# Prologue (3:58)
# Rondo (2:59)
# Around the World (Around the World ~ Town ~ Jipang ~ Pyramid ~ Village) (6:48)
# Adventure (3:09)
# Dungeon ~ Tower ~ The Phantom Ship (5:34)
# Distant Memories (2:52)
# Requiem ~ Small Shrine (3:11)
# Sailing (2:53)
# Heavenly Flight (2:44)
# Grueling Fight (4:05)
# Zoma's Castle (3:30)
# Fighting Spirits (Battle Theme ~ In Alefgard ~ Hero's Challenge) (5:41)
# Into the Legend (3:01)

==Version differences==
Like most ''Dragon Quest'' games, ''Dragon Quest III'' was censored in its initial appearance in America as ''Dragon Warrior III''. The Priest character class was renamed "Pilgrim," while the priests at churches were renamed healers. The churches themselves were referred to as Houses of Healing and had their Christian crosses replaced with six-pointed stars. Finally, dead party members were depicted as ghosts rather than as coffins with crosses on the lid as they were in the Japanese version of ''Dragon Quest III''.

The Japan-only 1996 remake of ''Dragon Quest III'' for the Super Nintendo featured updated graphics and sound, a new Thief character class, a new Personality statistic that affected character development, the Mini Medal collection game first introduced in ''Dragon Quest IV'', Monster Medals, bonus dungeons and the Pachisi minigame. The later Gameboy Color version of the game, which saw release in America in 2001, was based on this version.

In 2014, an enhanced port of the SNES version was brought to Andorid and iOS mobile phones. It retains all content from the snes version and some of the minor balance tweaks from the GBC release, but does away with the monster medal feature and it's associated dungeon.This version was made available outside of Japan on December fourth, 2014.

===North American edition (NES edition)===
*There is now a more elaborate title picture, and the title BGM is changed to "Theme of Erdrick". The BGM for savegame selection is also changed; it is now the same as in ''[[Dragon Quest IV|Dragon Quest IV]]''
*The American edition introduced the prologue showing [[Ortega]] battling a monster on a volcano. This prologue is also included in the Japanese remakes.
*The cross and coffin graphics are changed as in all the old ''Dragon Warrior'' games.
*The credit roll BGM has been extended to match the new longer credits.
*XP and gold drops are increased 25%, so that characters can level faster.

===Super Nintendo remake===
The graphics and command system were upgraded using the ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]'' engine as a base. However, its AI system was not copied.

*As in the [[Dragon Quest I & II|first remake]], it is now possible to search inside pots, barrels, bookshelves, and the like.
*As in ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]'', it is now possible to climb into wells.
*The spells associated with ''Dragon Quest VI's'' conversation recall system have been added; the Hero's spell list has been revised slightly to learn spells at new levels so as to learn these recall spells as well.
*The bag was added. So the vault is now a bank; one cannot directly use items in the sack yet, however.
*There is now a character at the [[Tower of Transcendence]] who can change the names of the characters (or even of the Bag).
*It is now possible to specify quantities when buying items at the item shop.
*Combat screens now have backdrops and monster animations; monsters also have more sound effects.
*There is now a Personality system, which assigns one of 45 personalities to each PC to determine stat growth when they level up. The protagonist's initial personality is determined by a "personality test" at the start of the game. Other PCs initial personalities are determined by the seeds used at their creation. Certain books and pieces of equipment can change a character's personality also.
*5 [[Treasures n' Trapdoors]] minigames were added to various locations.
*Stat increases depend on a character's gender.
*There is a new "Thief" class, as described in the classes section above.
*Merchants and Gadabouts can now gain MP when leveling; this is needed since they now gain some MP-consuming skills.
*As in ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]'', the special actions of the [[Gadabout]] class may now have special effects, such as healing the party.
*Female heroes now have different graphics, and a few dialogs are changed for them.
*There are also new dialogs in the case that the hero is not in the party, if the game has been completed.
*[[Patty's Party Planning Place]] can now save the game; this will be done automatically if the composition of the party is changed.
*As usual, boss monsters have had their HP upgraded compared to the original game. [[Boss Troll]]s no longer appear as wandering monsters in the endgame; the only one is the one in [[Manoza]].
*There is a [[bonus dungeon|bonus]] [[Zenith|dungeon]] with 8 new types of monster, and a [[Xenlon|hidden boss]]. It contains a castle which is a new [[Zoom|zoom]] target. Most of it is made up of floor designs from the previous dungeons or other areas.
*There are many new kinds of items.
*Some weapon and armour shops have different items in stock. (EG, [[Manoza]] no longer sells dragonsbane swords.)
*The world map shows visited regions in color.
*Boomerangs and whips can now attack multiple enemies at once.
*[[Mini Medals]] can now be collected, and given to the Medal king in the well in [[Aliahan]]. The system from ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]'' is used: prizes are given according to the total number of medals collected.
*Monsters drop different items at the end of a battle.
*In the NES Version, the fight with [[Robbin' 'Ood]] in the [[Skyfell Tower]] could be skipped entirely. In the remake, he has to be defeated there before he shows up in The [[Kidnapper's Cave]]. Skipping it results in his henchmen in the cave to toss you out.
*The pyramid layout is slightly different.
*It is now possible to save the game in [[Portoga]], by speaking to the adviser next to the king.
*Portoga and [[Baharata]] now have weapon shops.
*The merchant you leave in [[Immigrant Town (Dragon Quest III)|Immigrant Town]] will retain his/her sprite, whereas the NES Version has him/her taking on the sprite of the usual town merchant.
*After hatching [[Ramia]], the merchant you left in Immigrant Town will be released from prison and return to Patty's Place. The town itself will be ran by an unnamed resident, with the jail being removed and replaced by a new house.
*The shop keeper in the [[Super Secret Faerie Village]] will sell items to you if you take the form of a [[Slime]], whereas the NES Version only allowed you to purchase items if you took the form of a dwarf.
*The location BGM is now remixed depending on the time of day.
*More of the music from the first ''Dragon Quest'' game is used when in the Alefgard, including the music for the towns, caves and [[Tantegel]] Castle.
*There are new tunes composed for the new areas, as well as cutscenes and item jingles.

===Game Boy Color remake===
*It is now possible to collect [[Monster Medal]]s; these are shared across savefiles, and can be transferred to other Game Boys.
*Battle screens no longer have illustrated backgrounds, although monsters and spell effects are still animated.
*It is now possible to create a [[Quick save|temporary save]] anywhere, since the Game Boy might run out of batteries at any time.
*There is a second [[bonus dungeon]], the [[Ice Cave]]. It contains boss monsters (including Boss Trolls) and mimics as wandering monsters, allowing the player to collect their monster medals. There is an additional [[Gran Dragon|hidden boss]] who will challenge the party to collect all the monster medals, as well as offering them a [[Rubiss sword|new weapon]] if they defeat him. Unlike the first bonus dungeon, the layout of this one is completely original.
*In the NES Version, if you defeat Zoma without The Hero in your line up (Post-Game), then whoever you have at the front of your party will be given the title of Erdrick, and treated as a Legendary Hero. In this version, doing so causes The Hero to appear out of thin air as The King of [[Tantegel]] congratulates the party during the ending and given the credit for defeating [[Zoma]].

===Mobile Phone===
Based on the SNES version, with the following differences:
* New script for the English release. Modern English is used for the main world, and "Olde English" for the dark world.
* As with other modern re-releases, references to Christianity and the Christian God have been changed to worship of the Goddess or Holy Mother, and all crosses in the game have been modified to look more like tridents, including on the hat of [[Priest]]-classed characters.
* The spells associated with ''Dragon Quest VI's'' conversation recall system have been removed, and the hero's spell list has been revised slightly to account for the removing of these spells.
* The name-changer has moved from the [[Tower of Transcendence]] to [[Alltrades Abbey]].
* Touch-screen controls added, running the same system as in the mobile releases of [[Dragon Quest I]] and [[Dragon Quest II]].
* As with other mobile releases, new miscellaneous functions have been added including a [[Quick save]] and Travellers' Tips.
* As with other mobile releases, Autosave functionality has also been added as an extra failsafe in case of the app closing.
* [[Treasures n' Trapdoors]] minigame was removed, and all [[T'n'T ticket|T'n'T tickets]] and have likewise been removed. As a result, there are fewer [[Mini Medal|Mini Medals]] to collect, bringing the total back to 100 from 110 in the SNES and GBC releases.
* Monster animations seen in the SNES version are removed. As a result, the opening sequence featuring [[Ortega|Ortega's]] quest is also removed.

==Bugs==
{{main|List of glitches in Dragon Quest III}}
===Original edition===
*By selecting Parry in the combat menu, the damage a character takes in battle is cut in half, even if the player backs out and selects a different command. This bug is mentioned in the official guidebooks, but is fixed in the remakes.
*One can get a [[Leaf of the World Tree]] by searching in a square near Rimuldar. This square has the same coordinates as the World Tree grove in the overworld.
*Under certain circumstances, [[Metal slime]] monsters will take 10 points of damage instead of 1 or 2. 
*The level requirements for Wizards to learn [[Blizzard]] and Ice Spears are switched.
*Some stats cycle if they are raised above 255. This has been fixed in the remakes.
*It is possible to create a party of only deceased characters by exploiting the paralysis status condition. This was first though to be only possible using the [[Dream Ruby]], but has since been proven possible using [[List of glitches in Dragon Quest III#Numb status glitch|paralysis induced by monsters]]. This glitch allows the manipulation of memory within the game, producing a wide range of effects and possibilities.

===Game Boy Color remake===
*There is an experience glitch associated with playing T'n'T. If the player lands on a space which reduces his/her strength, it is common that the next battle fought will cause the character's experience to skyrocket. Often this leads to the character being level 99 immediately. This glitch seems to be intentional, or at least acknowledged by the creators, as if you attempt to save at the King before the next battle, he says you have gained experience in "an unusual way" and "it will become clear to you in battle".
*There is a bug involving the YellHelp spell which summons a traveling merchant to the party on the overwolrd. It seems that the items sold by the merchant are the ones sold by the last permanent merchant encountered in the game. This scenario holds true across multiple save files, meaning a merchant from late in the game can be emulated in another save file by using the YellHelp spell.

==Spin-offs==
On top of being remade several times, ''Dragon Quest III'' also inspired several mangas including ''[[Dragon Quest: Dai no Daibouken]]'' and ''[[Dragon Quest: The Emblem of Roto]]''.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:2342772-dragon quest iii.jpg|Original Famicom boxart
Image:Dragon_Warrior_III_NES.png|NES box art
Image:DQIII_GBC.png|Game Boy Color box art (JP)
Image:DWIII_GBC.png|Game Boy Color box art (NA)
File:DQIII Hero Class.png|GBC Hero class art
Image:DQIIIMutsumiInomata.png|Mutsumi Inomata art
</gallery>

==External links==
*[http://na.square-enix.com/games/dragon-warrior3/ Official ''Dragon Warrior III'' GBC Website]

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Erdrick

2016-06-10T14:55:45Z

Marandahir: /* Spells */ Boom was missing from this list for some reason! I don't think I deleted it, either. I did delete Bang a while back, but the hero doesn't learn Bang.

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|Name= Erdrick
|Game= ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''
|Image =[[File:WayfarersClothes.png|300px|center]]
|home = [[Aliahan]]
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|appearances= ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest Monster Battle Road: Victory]]''
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'''Erdrick''' (ロト ''Roto'' or ''Loto''), also known as '''Loto''' or '''Roto''', is a recurring legendary hero from the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series, and specifically the playable character of ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''. The first three ''[[Dragon Quest]]'' games are called the "Erdrick Trilogy", as each relate to the character of Erdrick in some way. Although he does not appear in ''[[Dragon Quest]]'' or ''[[Dragon Quest II]]'', Erdrick is mentioned heavily in the game dialog and many items bear his name. The hero of ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'', which takes place prior to the previous two games, receives the Erdrick title at the end of the adventure.

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

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

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

==Base Stats==
''NES Version''
{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#A3AB47"
| Attribute || Starting Stats || Maximum Stats
|- style="font-weight:normal"
| Level || 1 || 99
|-
| HP || 15 || 446
|-
| MP || 6 || 218
|-
| Strength || 8 || 181
|-
| Agility || 6 || 156
|-
| Resilience || 7 || 244
|-
| Wisdom || 6 || 126
|-
| Luck || 5 || 157
|-
| Initial gear ||colspan=2|[[Cypress stick]], [[Plain clothes]]
|}

==Spells==

{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#439CD0"
| Level Learned || Original Japanese || GBC Localization || Modern Localization || MP || Description
|- style="font-weight:normal"
| 2 || メラ ''Mera'' || Blaze || [[Frizz]] || 2 || A simple fire spell; affects one enemy.
|-
| 4 || ホイミ ''Hoimi'' || Heal || [[Heal]] || 3 || A simple healing spell.
|-
| 6 || ニフラム ''Nifuramu'' || Expel || [[Poof]] || 2 || Blows away weak enemies.
|-
| 8 || ルーラ ''Ruura'' || Return || [[Zoom]] || 8 || Instantaneous travel to a previously visited location.
|-
| 10 || ギラ ''Gira'' || Firebal || [[Sizz]] || 4 || A weak fire spell that affects a group of enemies.
|-
| 12 || アストロン ''Asutoron'' || Ironize || [[Kaclang]] || 6 || Makes the hero immune to all enemy attacks for a short period of time.
|-
| 14 || リレミト ''Riremito'' || Outside || [[Evac]] || 8 || Exit a cave with this spell.
|-
| 17 || ラリホー ''Rarihoo'' || Sleep || [[Snooze]] || 3 || May put a group of enemies to sleep.
|-
| 19 || マホトーン ''Mahotoon'' || StopSpell || [[Fizzle]] || 3 || Try to block the enemies' spell.
|-
| 19 || トヘロス ''Toherosu'' || Repel || [[Holy Protection]] || 4 || Causes weak enemies to leave you alone.
|-
| 24 || ベギラマ ''Begirama'' || Firebane || [[Sizzle]] || 6 || This fire spell affects a group of enemies.
|-
| 26 || ライデイン ''Raidein'' || Zap || [[Zap]] || 8 || Affects one enemy; the first lightning type spell.
|-
| 29 || ベホイミ ''Behoimi'' || Healmore || [[Midheal]] || 5 || A stronger form of Heal.
|-
| 31 || イオラ ''Iora'' || Boom || [[Boom]] || 9 || Damages all targets with a powerful explosion.
|-
| 33 || ベホマ ''Behoma'' || Healall ||[[Fullheal]] || 7 || Restores an ally to full health.
|-
| 35 || ザオラル ''Zaoraru'' || Vivify || [[Zing]] || 10 || 50% chance to revive a deceased party member.
|-
| 38 || ベホマズン ''Behomazun'' || Healusall || [[Omniheal]] || 62 || Restores the party to full health.
|-
| 41 || ギガデイン ''Gigadein'' || Thordain || [[Kazap]] || 30 || Causes around 200 points of electrical damage to all enemies.
|}

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

====Erdrick’s sword====
[[File:DQ Erdricks Sword.png|100px|left|Erdrick's sword, a.k.a. the Sword of Kings or the Loto Sword.]]
[[Image:ErdrickArmor.png|right|140px|Erdrick's Armor, a.k.a. the Armor of Radiance or the Loto Armor.]]
[[Image:ErdrickHelmet.png|right|110px|Helmet of Erdrick.]]
''Main article: [[Erdrick's sword]]'' 
This is the most powerful sword in ''[[Dragon Quest]]'' and ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''. Other names for this sword include Sword of Erdrick (''[[Dragon Quest II]]'') and Sword of Kings (''[[Dragon Quest III]]'').

====Erdrick’s Armor====
[[File:DQII Erdricks Shield.png|left|100px|Erdrick's Shield, a.k.a. the Shield of Heroes or the Loto Shield.]]
[[File:DQ I NES Erdrick's Token.png|left|100px|Erdrick's Token, the proof of lineage.]]
The most powerful armor in ''[[Dragon Quest]]'', which protects against the hit point damage from poison swamps and barriers. It is also known as Armor of Erdrick in ''[[Dragon Quest II]]'' and as Armor of Radiance in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''.

====The Shield of Erdrick====
The shield used by Erdrick when confronting [[Zoma]]. This is the name found in ''[[Dragon Quest II]]''. It is called the Shield of Heroes in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'', and it does not exist in ''[[Dragon Quest]]''.

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

====Erdrick’s Token====
[[File:DW1 ErdricksTablet.png|right|90px]]
An object which proves the hero's lineage in ''[[Dragon Quest]]'', which is found in a swamp south of [[Cantlin]] (or Mercado in the Game Boy remake).

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

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

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

</gallery>

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

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Thunderbolt blade

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Marandahir:

[[File:Dq7 thunder sword.png|250px|right|Illustration of the Thunder Sword from [[Dragon Quest VII]]]]
The '''Thunderbolt blade''', previously translated as the ''Thunder sword'', is a powerful weapon appearing in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series.

==Versions==
===[[Dragon Quest II]]===
The Thunderbolt blade first appeared here, where it was found in the [[Cave to Rendarak]] and served as the [[Prince of Midenhall|Prince of Midenhall's]] most powerful weapon. In addition to melee attacks, the sword could be used during combat as an item which would have the effect of casting [[Infernos]]. In the mobile remakes, the blade's casting has been updated to a unique casting of the [[lightning]] spell.

===Dragon Quest III===
The Thunderbolt blade could be found in the [[Cave of the Necrogond]]. It was usable by the [[Erdrick|hero]] & [[warrior]]s. When used, it has the same effect as the [[Boom]] spell. In the mobile remakes, the blade's casting has been updated to casting of the [[kasizzle]] spell.

===[[Dragon Quest VII]]===
When the sword was used in combat as a weapon it would cast [[lightning]].

===[[Dragon Quest Swords]]===
This weapon is made by [[Sword tempering in Dragon Quest Swords|tempering]] the [[Lightning Blade]] with 5 [[List of tempering materials in Dragon Quest Swords|Monsterbone]], 4 Iron Ore, and 2 Thunderball. This sword also teaches the hero the [[Master Stroke|Thunder Thrust Master Stroke]]. It can be tempered into a [[Wrath of Zeus]].
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Sword Weapon Family

2016-06-10T00:14:46Z

Marandahir:

'''Swords''' are recurring type of weapon, appearing in every installment of the [[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]] franchise. This weapon is favored by [[hero]]es, [[warrior]]s, [[gladiator]]s, [[armamentalist]]s, etc., and is favored by many enemies such as the legendary [[Estark]].

Since swords are often associated with legendary heroes, there are many notable swords in the series such as [[Erdrick's sword]], [[Zenithian sword]], [[Falcon blade]], and the [[Hypernova sword]].

==Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest]]===
The [[Hero (Dragon Quest I)|hero]] can equip some swords found in [[Alefgard]]; the strongest weapon is the [[Erdrick's sword|ancestral blade]].

List of Swords:
* [[Copper sword]]
* [[Steel broadsword]]
* [[Flame sword]]
* [[Erdrick's sword]]

===[[Dragon Quest II]]===
Both [[Hero (Dragon Quest II)|the Prince of Midenhall]] and the [[Prince of Cannock]] can equip swords, though the former has a larger selection to choose from.

List of Swords:
* [[Copper sword]]
* [[Chain sickle]]
* [[Steel broadsword]]
* [[Erdrick's sword]]
* [[Dragon killer]]
* [[Falcon blade]]
* [[Light sword]]
* [[Thunderbolt blade]]
* [[Devil sword]]

===[[Dragon Quest III]]===
The [[Hero (Dragon Quest III)|hero]], [[warrior|soldiers]], and [[merchant]]s can use various swords. [[Cleric]]s and [[Sage]]s can use some swords as well, but not as many as other classes.

List of Swords:
* [[Copper sword]]
* [[Chain sickle]]
* [[Steel broadsword]]
* [[Seduce sword]]
* [[Falcon blade]]
* [[Gaia sword]]
* [[Orochi sword]]
* [[Zombiesbane]]
* [[Dragon killer]]
* [[Thunderbolt blade]]
* [[Blizzard blade|Snow sword]]
* [[Thor sword]]
* [[Bastard sword]]
* [[Devil sword]]
* [[Double-edged sword]]
* [[Erdrick's sword|King's sword]]

===[[Dragon Quest IV]]===
The [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|the hero]], [[Ragnar]], [[Torneko]], [[Kiryl]], [[Meena]], and [[Psaro (Character)|Psaro]] can use various swords. However Kiryl and Meena are much more restricted.

List of Swords:
* [[Copper sword]]
* [[Steel broadsword]]
* [[Cautery sword]]
* [[Dream blade]]
* [[Falcon blade]]
* [[Dragonsbane]]
* [[Double-edged sword]]
* [[Miracle sword]]
* [[Zenithian sword]]
* [[Massacre sword]]
* [[Liquid metal sword]]
* [[Pandemonic sword]]

===[[Dragon Quest V]]===
The [[Hero (Dragon Quest V)|the hero]], [[Hero's Son (Dragon Quest V)|his son]], [[Debora]], [[Sancho]], [[Tuppence]], and numerous monster companions such as [[Slime knight/recruit|Slime Knights]] can use various swords. Compared to previous games though, the selection is spread out, and some blades can only be used by certain monster companions.

List of Swords:
* [[Copper sword]]
* [[Hacksaw|Saw blade]]
* [[Steel broadsword]]
* [[Pankraz's sword]]
* [[Serpent sword]]
* [[Cautery sword]]
* [[Dream blade]]
* [[Falcon blade]]
* [[Seduce sword|Siren sword]]
* [[Zombiesbane]]
* [[Faerie foil]]
* [[Massacre sword]]
* [[Double-edged sword]]
* [[Miracle sword]]
* [[Blizzard blade]]
* [[Zenithian sword]]
* [[Hell sabre]]
* [[Metal king sword]]

===[[Dragon Quest VI]]===
The [[Hero (Dragon Quest VI)|Hero]], [[Carver]], [[Amos]], [[Terry]], and various monsters can use swords.

List of Swords:
* [[Copper sword]]
* [[Steel broadsword]]
* [[Cautery sword]]
* [[Hacksaw|Saw Blade]]
* [[Platinum sword]]
* [[Rusty sword]]
* [[Dream blade]]
* [[Falcon blade]]
* [[Seduce sword|Siren sword]]
* [[Zombiesbane]]
* [[Fire blade]]
* [[Massacre sword]]
* [[Dragonsbane]]
* [[Sunderbolt blade]]
* [[Miracle sword]]
* [[Blizzard blade]]
* [[Zenithian Equipment#Sword of Ramias|Sword of Ramias]]
* [[Metal king sword]]

===[[Dragon Quest VII]]===
The [[Hero (Dragon Quest VII)|Hero]], [[Kiefer]], and [[Aira]] can use various swords. [[Melvin]] can use swords as well, but is more restricted.

List of Swords:
* [[Copper sword]]
* [[Steel broadsword]]
* [[Cautery sword]]
* [[Hacksaw]]
* [[Bounce sword]]
* [[Faerie foil|Pixy sword]]
* [[Platinum sword]]
* [[Dream blade|Tempt sword]]
* [[Falcon blade]]
* [[Seduce sword]]
* [[Zombiesbane]]
* [[Dragonsbane]]
* [[Flame sword]]
* [[Deja sword]]
* [[Massacre sword]]
* [[Thunderbolt blade|Thunder sword]]
* [[Godeus sword]]
* [[Miracle sword]]
* [[Blizzard blade|Snow sword]]
* [[Bastard sword]]
* [[Devil sword]]
* [[Double-edged sword]]
* [[Erdrick's sword|King's sword]]
* [[Aquagon]]
* [[Metal king sword]]
* [[Oceano sword]]

===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
Both [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|the hero]] and [[Angelo]] can wield swords. While there is some overlap, there are some slight differences in their skill sets, and some swords are restricted to either the Hero or Angelo. The hero (and later Jessica) mostly use broadswords and longswords, while Angelo uses rapiers.

Once [[Jessica]] raises her [[knife]] skill to 30 points, she can start equipping swords as well.

List of Swords:
* [[Soldier's sword]]
* [[Copper sword]]
* [[Rapier]]
* [[Steel broadsword]]
* [[Templar's sword]]
* [[Falcon blade]]
* [[Platinum sword]]
* [[Rusty old sword]]
* [[Zombiesbane]]
* [[Holy silver rapier]]
* [[Über falcon blade]]
* [[Bastard sword]]
* [[Fallen angel rapier]]
* [[Zombie slayer]]
* [[Dragonsbane]]
* [[Über double-edge]]
* [[Double-edged sword]]
* [[Mercury's rapier]]
* [[Miracle sword]]
* [[Dragon slayer]]
* [[Blizzard blade]]
* [[Über miracle sword]]
* [[Hell sabre]]
* [[Dragovian sword]]
* [[Shamshir of light]]
* [[Liquid metal sword]]
* [[Dragovian king sword]]

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
Swords can be used by the [[warrior]], [[thief]], [[minstrel]], [[gladiator]], and [[armamentalist]] vocations. However, once a character fully masters the Sword skill, they can freely use swords with any vocation.

* [[List of sword alchemy recipes in Dragon Quest IX]]
* [[Copper sword]]
* [[Falcon blade]]
* [[Soldier's sword]]
* [[Rapier]]
* [[Über falcon blade]]
* [[Iron broadsword]]
* [[Rusty sword]]
* [[Cautery sword]]
* [[Steel broadsword]]
* [[Platinum sword]]
* [[Bandit blade]]
* [[Gigasteel broadsword]]
* [[Warrior's sword]]
* [[Valkyrie sword]]
* [[Fizzle foil]]
* [[Aurora blade]]
* [[Dragonsbane]]
* [[Miracle sword]]
* [[Fire blade]]
* [[Dragon slayer]]
* [[Über miracle sword]]
* [[Inferno blade]]
* [[Metal slime sword]]
* [[Liquid metal sword]]
* [[Metal king sword]]
* [[Stardust sword]]
* [[Stardust sword|Nebula sword]]
* [[Erdrick's sword]]
* [[Stardust sword|Supernova sword]]
* [[Stardust sword|Hypernova sword]]

===[[Dragon Quest Swords]]===

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Sword Weapon Family

2016-06-10T00:13:34Z

Marandahir:

'''Swords''' are recurring type of weapon, appearing in every installment of the [[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]] franchise. This weapon is favored by [[hero]]es, [[warrior]]s, [[gladiator]]s, [[armamentalist]]s, etc., and is favored by many enemies such as the legendary [[Estark]].

Since swords are often associated with legendary heroes, there are many notable swords in the series such as [[Erdrick's sword]], [[Zenithian sword]], [[Falcon blade]], and the [[Hypernova sword]].

==Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest]]===
The [[Hero (Dragon Quest I)|hero]] can equip some swords found in [[Alefgard]]; the strongest weapon is the [[Erdrick's sword|ancestral blade]].

List of Swords:
* [[Copper sword]]
* [[Steel broadsword]]
* [[Flame sword]]
* [[Erdrick's sword]]

===[[Dragon Quest II]]===
Both [[Hero (Dragon Quest II)|the Prince of Midenhall]] and the [[Prince of Cannock]] can equip swords, though the former has a larger selection to choose from.

List of Swords:
* [[Copper sword]]
* [[Chain sickle]]
* [[Steel broadsword]]
* [[Erdrick's sword]]
* [[Dragon killer]]
* [[Falcon blade]]
* [[Light sword]]
* [[Thunderbolt blade]]
* [[Devil sword]]

===[[Dragon Quest III]]===
The [[Hero (Dragon Quest III)|hero]], [[warrior|soldiers]], and [[merchant]]s can use various swords. [[Cleric]]s and [[Sage]]s can use some swords as well, but not as many as other classes.

List of Swords:
* [[Copper sword]]
* [[Chain sickle]]
* [[Steel broadsword]]
* [[Seduce sword]]
* [[Falcon blade]]
* [[Gaia sword]]
* [[Orochi sword]]
* [[Zombiesbane]]
* [[Dragon killer]]
* [[Thunderbolt blade]]
* [[Blizzard blade|Snow sword]]
* [[Thor sword]]
* [[Bastard sword]]
* [[Devil sword]]
* [[Double-edged sword]]
* [[Erdrick's sword|King's sword]]

===[[Dragon Quest IV]]===
The [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|the hero]], [[Ragnar]], [[Torneko]], [[Kiryl]], [[Meena]], and [[Psaro (Character)|Psaro]] can use various swords. However Kiryl and Meena are much more restricted.

List of Swords:
* [[Copper sword]]
* [[Steel broadsword]]
* [[Cautery sword]]
* [[Dream blade]]
* [[Falcon blade]]
* [[Dragonsbane]]
* [[Double-edged sword]]
* [[Miracle sword]]
* [[Zenithian sword]]
* [[Massacre sword]]
* [[Liquid metal sword]]
* [[Pandemonic sword]]

===[[Dragon Quest V]]===
The [[Hero (Dragon Quest V)|the hero]], [[Hero's Son (Dragon Quest V)|his son]], [[Debora]], [[Sancho]], [[Tuppence]], and numerous monster companions such as [[Slime knight/recruit|Slime Knights]] can use various swords. Compared to previous games though, the selection is spread out, and some blades can only be used by certain monster companions.

List of Swords:
* [[Copper sword]]
* [[Hacksaw|Saw blade]]
* [[Steel broadsword]]
* [[Pankraz's sword]]
* [[Serpent sword]]
* [[Cautery sword]]
* [[Dream blade]]
* [[Falcon blade]]
* [[Seduce sword|Siren sword]]
* [[Zombiesbane]]
* [[Faerie foil]]
* [[Massacre sword]]
* [[Double-edged sword]]
* [[Miracle sword]]
* [[Blizzard blade]]
* [[Zenithian sword]]
* [[Hell sabre]]
* [[Metal king sword]]

===[[Dragon Quest VI]]===
The [[Hero (Dragon Quest VI)|Hero]], [[Carver]], [[Amos]], [[Terry]], and various monsters can use swords.

List of Swords:
* [[Copper sword]]
* [[Steel broadsword]]
* [[Cautery sword]]
* [[Hacksaw|Saw Blade]]
* [[Platinum sword]]
* [[Rusty sword]]
* [[Dream blade]]
* [[Falcon blade]]
* [[Seduce sword|Siren sword]]
* [[Zombiesbane]]
* [[Fire blade]]
* [[Massacre sword]]
* [[Dragonsbane]]
* [[Sunderbolt blade]]
* [[Miracle sword]]
* [[Blizzard blade]]
* [[Zenithian Equipment#Sword of Ramias|Sword of Ramias]]
* [[Metal king sword]]

===[[Dragon Quest VII]]===
The [[Hero (Dragon Quest VII)|Hero]], [[Kiefer]], and [[Aira]] can use various swords. [[Melvin]] can use swords as well, but is more restricted.

List of Swords:
* [[Copper sword]]
* [[Steel broadsword]]
* [[Cautery sword]]
* [[Hacksaw]]
* [[Bounce sword]]
* [[Faerie foil|Pixy sword]]
* [[Platinum sword]]
* [[Dream blade|Tempt sword]]
* [[Falcon blade]]
* [[Seduce sword]]
* [[Zombiesbane]]
* [[Dragonsbane]]
* [[Flame sword]]
* [[Deja sword]]
* [[Massacre sword]]
* [[Thunder sword]]
* [[Godeus sword]]
* [[Miracle sword]]
* [[Blizzard blade|Snow sword]]
* [[Bastard sword]]
* [[Devil sword]]
* [[Double-edged sword]]
* [[Erdrick's sword|King's sword]]
* [[Aquagon]]
* [[Metal king sword]]
* [[Oceano sword]]

===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
Both [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|the hero]] and [[Angelo]] can wield swords. While there is some overlap, there are some slight differences in their skill sets, and some swords are restricted to either the Hero or Angelo. The hero (and later Jessica) mostly use broadswords and longswords, while Angelo uses rapiers.

Once [[Jessica]] raises her [[knife]] skill to 30 points, she can start equipping swords as well.

List of Swords:
* [[Soldier's sword]]
* [[Copper sword]]
* [[Rapier]]
* [[Steel broadsword]]
* [[Templar's sword]]
* [[Falcon blade]]
* [[Platinum sword]]
* [[Rusty old sword]]
* [[Zombiesbane]]
* [[Holy silver rapier]]
* [[Über falcon blade]]
* [[Bastard sword]]
* [[Fallen angel rapier]]
* [[Zombie slayer]]
* [[Dragonsbane]]
* [[Über double-edge]]
* [[Double-edged sword]]
* [[Mercury's rapier]]
* [[Miracle sword]]
* [[Dragon slayer]]
* [[Blizzard blade]]
* [[Über miracle sword]]
* [[Hell sabre]]
* [[Dragovian sword]]
* [[Shamshir of light]]
* [[Liquid metal sword]]
* [[Dragovian king sword]]

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
Swords can be used by the [[warrior]], [[thief]], [[minstrel]], [[gladiator]], and [[armamentalist]] vocations. However, once a character fully masters the Sword skill, they can freely use swords with any vocation.

* [[List of sword alchemy recipes in Dragon Quest IX]]
* [[Copper sword]]
* [[Falcon blade]]
* [[Soldier's sword]]
* [[Rapier]]
* [[Über falcon blade]]
* [[Iron broadsword]]
* [[Rusty sword]]
* [[Cautery sword]]
* [[Steel broadsword]]
* [[Platinum sword]]
* [[Bandit blade]]
* [[Gigasteel broadsword]]
* [[Warrior's sword]]
* [[Valkyrie sword]]
* [[Fizzle foil]]
* [[Aurora blade]]
* [[Dragonsbane]]
* [[Miracle sword]]
* [[Fire blade]]
* [[Dragon slayer]]
* [[Über miracle sword]]
* [[Inferno blade]]
* [[Metal slime sword]]
* [[Liquid metal sword]]
* [[Metal king sword]]
* [[Stardust sword]]
* [[Stardust sword|Nebula sword]]
* [[Erdrick's sword]]
* [[Stardust sword|Supernova sword]]
* [[Stardust sword|Hypernova sword]]

===[[Dragon Quest Swords]]===

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Boom

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Marandahir:

{{Spell Infobox
|title = Boom
|image = [[File:DQIV Boom.png|170px]]
|japanese = イオラ
|romaji = Iora
|type = Offensive
|old=
}}
'''Boom''' (イオラ ''Iora'') is a spell in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series. It damages all targets with a powerful explosion. It is related to the weaker spell [[Bang]], and the stronger spells [[Kaboom]] and [[Kaboomle]].

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
Boom is learned by [[Mage]]s & [[Sage]]s at level 23, and deal 52~68 damage for 9 mp. [[Erdrick|The Hero]] also learns it at Level 31.

In early versions of the game, the [[Thunderbolt blade]] when used as an item by The Hero or [[Warrior]]s will have the same effect as this spell.

===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
Boom is learned by [[Maya]] at level 23, and by [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|the Hero]] at level 24. It deals 52~68 damage for a reduced cost of 8 mp.

===''[[Dragon Quest V]]''===
Same parameters as the previous game.
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|[[Liquid metal slime/recruit|Liquid metal slime]]||5
|-
|[[Revaulting horse/recruit|Revaulting horse]]||15
|-
|[[Minidemon/recruit|Minidemon]]||17
|-
|[[Slime knight/recruit|Slime knight]]||23
|-
|[[Hero's Daughter (Dragon Quest V)|Daughter]]||24
|-
|[[Conkjurer/recruit|Conkjurer]]||30
|}
===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
This spell is learned by advancing to rank 5 of the [[Mage]] vocation. It deals between 52~68 points of damage, and costs 8 mp to cast.

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
The sixth tier of the [[Mage]] class learns Boom after 105 battles. The [[HellGiant (Class)|HellGiant]] learns it after one battle. It costs 8 MP to cast.

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
Boom is learned by [[Jessica]] at level 23. The spell deals the traditional 52~68 base damage, but will start to grow in power once Jessica's wisdom surpasses 150. Once the stat reaches 200, the spell will deal 90~102 damage.

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
Boom is available to [[Mage]]s at level 28 and [[Sage]]s at level 27. It costs 10 MP to cast, and will deal a base damage of 52~68. Once the caster's magical might surpasses 150 the spell will begin to grow in power, capping off at 152~168 when the stat reaches 999.

===[[Dragon Warrior Monsters]]===
Boom is learned by monsters beginning at level 14 if the monster has at least 50 MP and 68 Intelligence. It is learned naturally by [[Blackmar]], [[ArcDemon]], [[Balzak]], [[Baramos]], [[Endentured Servant]], [[Silencing Ram]], [[Hargon]], [[Liquid Metal Slime]], and [[Nimzo]]. [http://www.gamefaqs.com/gbc/197155-dragon-warrior-monsters/faqs/8160]

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Boom

2016-06-10T00:11:52Z

Marandahir:

{{Spell Infobox
|title = Boom
|image = [[File:DQIV Boom.png|170px]]
|japanese = イオラ
|romaji = Iora
|type = Offensive
|old=
}}
'''Boom''' (イオラ ''Iora'') is a spell in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series. It damages all targets with a powerful explosion. It is related to the weaker spell [[Bang]], and the stronger spells [[Kaboom]] and [[Kaboomle]].

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
Boom is learned by [[Mage]]s & [[Sage]]s at level 23, and deal 52~68 damage for 9 mp. [[Erdrick|The Hero]] also learns it at Level 31.

In early versions of the game, the [[Thunderbolt blade]] when used as an item by The Hero or [[Soldier]]s will have the same effect as this spell.

===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
Boom is learned by [[Maya]] at level 23, and by [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|the Hero]] at level 24. It deals 52~68 damage for a reduced cost of 8 mp.

===''[[Dragon Quest V]]''===
Same parameters as the previous game.
{| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
!style="background:#77479B; color: white;"|Name
!style="background:#77479B; color: white;"|Level
|-
|[[Liquid metal slime/recruit|Liquid metal slime]]||5
|-
|[[Revaulting horse/recruit|Revaulting horse]]||15
|-
|[[Minidemon/recruit|Minidemon]]||17
|-
|[[Slime knight/recruit|Slime knight]]||23
|-
|[[Hero's Daughter (Dragon Quest V)|Daughter]]||24
|-
|[[Conkjurer/recruit|Conkjurer]]||30
|}
===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
This spell is learned by advancing to rank 5 of the [[Mage]] vocation. It deals between 52~68 points of damage, and costs 8 mp to cast.

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
The sixth tier of the [[Mage]] class learns Boom after 105 battles. The [[HellGiant (Class)|HellGiant]] learns it after one battle. It costs 8 MP to cast.

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
Boom is learned by [[Jessica]] at level 23. The spell deals the traditional 52~68 base damage, but will start to grow in power once Jessica's wisdom surpasses 150. Once the stat reaches 200, the spell will deal 90~102 damage.

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
Boom is available to [[Mage]]s at level 28 and [[Sage]]s at level 27. It costs 10 MP to cast, and will deal a base damage of 52~68. Once the caster's magical might surpasses 150 the spell will begin to grow in power, capping off at 152~168 when the stat reaches 999.

===[[Dragon Warrior Monsters]]===
Boom is learned by monsters beginning at level 14 if the monster has at least 50 MP and 68 Intelligence. It is learned naturally by [[Blackmar]], [[ArcDemon]], [[Balzak]], [[Baramos]], [[Endentured Servant]], [[Silencing Ram]], [[Hargon]], [[Liquid Metal Slime]], and [[Nimzo]]. [http://www.gamefaqs.com/gbc/197155-dragon-warrior-monsters/faqs/8160]

==Gallery==
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</gallery>
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List of weapons in Dragon Quest III

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==NES version==
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! Name !! Stat Modified !! Modifier !! Buy Price !! Sell Price !! class="unsortable" | Location
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| [[Poison needle]] || Attack || +1|| 10|| 7|| Chest in item shop at [[Khoryv]]. [[Persistence]] (sold at weapons/armor shop)
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| [[Cypress stick]] || Attack || +2|| 5|| 3|| [[Mage]]s & [[Gadabout]]s start with one. [[Aliahan]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Soo]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) 
|-
| [[Falcon blade]] || Attack || +5|| 25,000|| 18,750|| [[Tantegel]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Persistence]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Rimuldar]] (sold at weapons/armor shop)
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| [[Oaken club]] || Attack || +7|| 30|| 22|| [[Warrior]]s, [[Priest]]s & [[Merchant]]s start with this. [[Aliahan]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Soo]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) Chest in [[Nordy's Grotto]]
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| [[Copper sword]] || Attack || +12|| 100|| 75|| [[Hero (Dragon Quest III)|The Hero]] starts with this. [[Aliahan]] (sold at weapons/armor shop)
|-
| [[Magic knife]] || Attack || +14|| 200|| 150|| [[Reeve]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Ashalam]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Lancel]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) Chest in [[Path of Promise]] and [[Underground Lake]].
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| [[Thorn whip]] || Attack || +18|| 320|| 240|| [[Reeve]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Persistence]] (sold at weapons/armor shop)
|-
| [[Wizard's staff]] || Attack || +15|| 1,500|| 1,125|| [[Norvik]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Tantegel]] (sold at weapons/armor shop)
|-
| [[Chain sickle]] || Attack || +24|| 550|| 412|| [[Reeve]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Romaly]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Ashalam]] (sold at weapons/armor shop)
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| [[Iron lance|Iron spear]] || Attack || +28|| 750|| 562|| [[Romaria]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Khoryv]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Asham]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Lanson]] (sold at weapons/armor shop)
|-
| [[Iron claw]] || Attack || +30|| 770|| 577|| [[Khoryv]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Manoza]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) Dropped occasionally by [[Merman]].
|-
| [[Lightning staff|Staff of thunder]] || Attack || +30|| --|| 1,875|| Found by well in [[Soo]].
|-
| [[Steel broadsword|Broad sword]] || Attack || +33|| 1,500|| 1,125|| [[Romaria]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Khoryv]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Asham]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Isis]] (sold at weapons/armor shop)
|-
| [[Staff of reflection]] || Attack || +33|| --|| 5,250|| Dropped occasionally by [[Archmage]]s.
|-
| [[Staff of judgement]] || Attack || +35|| 2,700|| 2,025|| [[Muor]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Manoza]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Immigrant Town (Dragon Quest III)|Immigrant Town]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Tantegel]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Damdara]] (sold at weapons/armor shop)
|-
| [[Giant shears]] || Attack || +38|| 3,700|| 2,775|| [[Asham]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Isis]] (sold at weapons/armor shop)
|-
| [[Battle axe]] || Attack || +40|| 2,500|| 1,875|| [[Asham]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Isis]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Lanson]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Persistence]] (sold at weapons/armor shop)
|-
| [[Siren sword|Sword of illusion]] || Attack || +50|| --|| --|| From a woman in [[Portoga]] after [[Baramos]] is defeated.
|-
| [[Golden claws]] || Attack || +55|| --|| 11,250|| Chest in the [[Pyramid]].
|-
| [[Somatic staff]] || Attack || +55|| 2,500|| 1,875|| [[Asham]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Theddon]] (sold at weapons/armor shop)
|-
| [[Sledgehammer]] || Attack || +55|| 6,500|| 4,875|| [[Mur]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Lanson]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Theddon]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Kol]] (sold at weapons/armor shop)
|-
| [[Orochi sword]] || Attack || +63|| --|| 750|| Chest dropped after 1st battle against [[Orochi]].
|-
| [[Zombiesbane]] || Attack || +65|| 9,800|| 7,350|| [[Theddon]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Manoza]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Immigrant Town (Dragon Quest III)|Immigrant Town]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Damdara]] (sold at weapons/armor shop)
|-
| [[Dragonsbane|Dragon killer]] || Attack || +77|| 15,000|| 11,250|| [[Immigrant Town (Dragon Quest III)|Immigrant Town]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Manoza]] (sold at weapons/armor shop) [[Tantegel]] (sold at weapons/armor shop)
|-
| [[Snowblast sword]] || Attack || +80|| --|| 11,250|| Dropped occasionally by [[Marauder]]s & [[Swordoid]]s.
|-
| [[Thunderbolt blade]] || Attack || +85|| --|| 5,625|| Chest in [[Cave of the Necrogond]].
|-
| [[Headman's Axe]] || Attack || +90|| --|| 375|| Chest in The [[Baramos' Lair]].
|-
| [[Thor's sword]] || Attack || +80|| --|| 32,767|| Dropped occasionally by [[Boss troll]]s & [[Great troll]]s.
|-
| [[Double-edged sword]] || Attack || +100|| --|| 3,750|| Chest in [[Charlock Castle]].
|-
| [[Sword of ruin]] || Attack || +110|| 45,000|| 33,750|| [[Rimuldar]] (sold at weapons/armor shop)
|-
| [[Sword of kings]] || Attack || +120|| 32,767|| --|| [[Kol]] (sold at weapons/armor shop after selling the [[Orichalcum]])
|}

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Sword of Thunder

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Thunder Sword

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Thunder sword

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Thunderbolt blade

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[[File:Dq7 thunder sword.png|250px|right|Illustration of the Thunder Sword from [[Dragon Quest VII]]]]
The '''Thunderbolt blade''', previously translated as the ''Thunder sword'', is a powerful weapon appearing in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series.

==Versions==
===[[Dragon Quest II]]===
The Thunderbolt blade first appeared here, where it was found in the [[Cave to Rendarak]] and served as the [[Prince of Midenhall|Prince of Midenhall's]] most powerful weapon. In addition to melee attacks, the sword could be used during combat as an item which would have the effect of casting [[Infernos]]. In the mobile remakes, the blade's casting has been updated to a unique casting of the [[lightning]] spell.

===Dragon Quest III===
The Thunderbolt blade could be found in the [[Cave of the Necrogond]]. It was usable by the [[Erdrick|hero]] & [[soldier]]s. When used, it has the same effect as the [[Boom]] spell. In the mobile remakes, the blade's casting has been updated to casting of the [[kasizzle]] spell.

===[[Dragon Quest VII]]===
When the sword was used in combat as a weapon it would cast [[lightning]].

===[[Dragon Quest Swords]]===
This weapon is made by [[Sword tempering in Dragon Quest Swords|tempering]] the [[Lightning Blade]] with 5 [[List of tempering materials in Dragon Quest Swords|Monsterbone]], 4 Iron Ore, and 2 Thunderball. This sword also teaches the hero the [[Master Stroke|Thunder Thrust Master Stroke]]. It can be tempered into a [[Wrath of Zeus]].
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Sanctum

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The '''Southern Shrine''' (Sacred Shrine) is a shine located south of [[Rimuldar]] in southeastern [[Alefgard]]. The shrine appears in ''[[Dragon Quest]]'', ''[[Dragon Quest II]]'' & ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''.

==Synopsis==

===Dragon Quest===
A man lives in the shrine who demands the hero show him proof of his relation to Erdrick. After being shown the [[Emblem of Erdrick]], the man offers to combine the [[Sunstone]] and the [[Staff of Rain]] to create the [[Rainbow Drop]]. Without the token, he ejects the hero from the shrine.

===Dragon Quest II===
Similar to Dragon Quest, a priest lives in the shrine who wants proof of the heroes heritage. By showing him the Emblem of Erdrick, the man gives the hero's party [[Erdrick Equipment#Helmet of Erdrick|Erdrick's Helmet]].

===Dragon Quest III===
The shrine is again the location to acquire the Rainbow Drop, and again requires both the sunstone and the staff of rain. However, the [[Seal of Rubiss]] – what would later become the [[Emblem of Erdrick]] – is not required this time for the old wizard to create the Rainbow Drop.

==Nearby monsters==
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| valign="top" width="50%" |

===Dragon Quest I===
* [[Chimaera]]
* [[Gold golem]]
* [[Scarewolf]]
* [[Skeleton scrapper]]

===Dragon Quest II===
*[[Drackmage]]
*[[Gnashturtium]]
*[[Metal slime]]
*[[Orc]]
*[[Sabrecat]]
*[[Smog]]

===Dragon Quest III===
*[[Rockbomb]]
*[[Darthbear|Ursa mega]]
*[[Gold basher|Gold golem]]
*[[Chimaera]]
|}

==References==
{{Wikia}}

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Mod Rod

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{{Item
|title = Mod rod
|image = [[Image:StaffOfChange.png|center|200px]]
|japanese =
|names = Staff of Change, Staff of Transform
|games = ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''
|buy = n/a
|sell = n/a
|effect = Transforms the holder into a different shape.
}}
The '''Mod Rod''', formerly translated as the ''Staff of Change'' and ''Staff of Transform'', is a item that first appeared in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''. It is used as an item to transform a character(s) into a different shape.

==''Dragon Quest III''==
The staff is originally held by a [[Boss Troll]] in [[Manoza]] who assumed the form of the king with it. The staff can be traded for the [[Boatman's Bone]] in [[Greenlad]]. Upon revisiting the old man, he will have already used the staff assuming a different form per visit. Oddly enough, he can turn into [[Pimiko]] with it, while the players can't.

It can also be used to buy items from the shop in the [[Super Secret Faerie Village]], providing you take the form of a dwarf (or [[Slime]] in the remakes). The remakes also allow the player a chance to acquire another Mod Rod within the [[Treasures n' Trapdoors]] track in Jipang (after wishing for [[Xenlon]] to create it), and further rods can also be found as monster drops in the [[Ice Cave]]. As neither the Ice Cave nor T'n'T have been included in the mobile remakes of the game, players on the most recent releases and on the original NES release have just one window to shop at the [[Super Secret Faerie Village]].

Turning into a monster with it allows for the player to talk to the [[Imp]] in [[Asham]] or the [[Minidemon]] on the [[Phantom Ship]] without triggering a battle. Though both will state awareness of the player not really being a monster.

==''Dragon Quest IV''==
The staff is found in a chest at the [[Royal Crypt]]. It is needed for The [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|Hero]] to take the form of monsters in order to blend in at [[Diabolic Hall]]. Talking to the monsters otherwise will result in a battle. In addition, the player needs to be in monster form to talk to the monsters at the meeting so that [[Psaro (Character)|Psaro]] will arrive to announce the revival of [[Estark]].

In the NES Version, using the staff also allowed for transformations into The Hero (both male or female), [[Ragnar]], [[Alena]], [[Kiryl]], [[Borya]], [[Torneko]], [[Maya]] or [[Meena]].

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{{nav|header|DQIII|Dragon Quest III}}
{{nav|section|Characters|
* [[Erdrick| Hero]]
* [[Party (Dragon Quest III)| Party]]
* [[Merchant]]
* [[King of Romaria]]
* [[Robbin' 'Ood]]
* [[Nordy the Dwarf]]
* [[Gopal Gupta]]
* [[Tanaya]]
* [[Ortega]]
* [[Pimiko]]
* [[Orochi]]
* [[Boss Troll]]
* [[Eric]]
* [[Olivia]]
* [[Castle of the Dragon Queen#Dragon Queen|Dragon Queen]]
* [[Baramos]]
* [[Galen]]
* [[Rubiss]]
* [[King Hydra]]
* [[Baramos Bomus]]
* [[Baramos Gonus]]
* [[Zoma]]
* [[Xenlon]]
* [[Gran Dragon]]
}}
{{nav|section|Overworld Towns|
* [[Overworld (Dragon Quest III)|Overworld]]
* [[Aliahan]]
* [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest III)|Alltrades Abbey]]
* [[Asham]]
* [[Baharata]]
* [[Castle of the Dragon Queen]]
* [[Edina]]
* [[Great Pit of Giaga]]
* [[Greenlad]]
* [[Immigrant Town (Dragon Quest III)|Immigrant Town]]
* [[Isis]]
* [[Jipang]]
* [[Khoryv]]
* [[Lanson]]
* [[Leiamland]]
* [[Lozamii]]
* [[Mur]]
* [[Norvik]]
* [[Persistence]]
* [[Pirates' Den]]
* [[Portoga]]
* [[Manoza]]
* [[Maw of the Necrogond]]
* [[Reeve]]
* [[Romaria]]
* [[Super Secret Faerie Village]]
* [[Theddon]]
}}
{{nav|section|Underworld Towns|
* [[Alefgard]]
* [[Cantlin]]
* [[Damdara]]
* [[Galen's House]]
* [[Kol]]
* [[Rimuldar]]
* [[Southern Shrine]]
* [[Tantegel]]
}}
{{nav|section|Dungeons|
* [[Bonus Dungeons]]
* [[Baramos' Lair]]
* [[Kidnapper's Cave]]
* [[Cave of the Necrogond]]
* [[Cave Northeast of Jipang]]
* [[Charlock Castle]]
* [[Dreamer's Tower]]
* [[Zenithia|Cloudsgate Citadel]]
* [[Fifer's Spire]]
* [[Gaia's Navel]]
* [[Ice Cave]]
* [[Manoza Cave]]
* [[Mountain Cave]]
* [[Nail Mark]]
* [[Nordy's Grotto]]
* [[Phantom Ship]]
* [[Promontory Passage]]
* [[Pyramid]]
* [[Path of Promise]]
* [[Skyfell Tower]]
* [[Tower of Transcendence]]
* [[Tower of Rubiss]]
* [[Underground Lake]]
}}
{{nav|section|Key Terms|
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Auroral Armour]]
* [[Ball of Light]]
* [[Black Pepper]]
* [[Boatman's Bone]]
* [[Bottomless Pot]]
* [[Dreamstone]]
* [[Echo Flute]]
* [[Faerie Flute]]
* [[Golden Crown]]
* [[Healing Spring]]
* [[Locket of Love]]
* [[Lyre of Ire]]
* [[Magic Key]]
* [[Mini medal]]
* [[Mod Rod]]
* [[Monster Medal]]
* [[Mountaincleaver]]
* [[Orichalcum]]
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Ortega's helmet]]
* [[Ra's Mirror]]
* [[Rainbow Drop]]
* [[Ramia]]
* [[Rubiss sword]]
* [[Royal Missive]]
* [[Patty's Party Planning Place]]
* [[Six Orbs]] ([[Red Orb|Red]] [[Blue Orb|Blue]] [[Green Orb|Green]] [[Purple Orb|Purple]] [[Yellow Orb|Yellow]] [[Silver Orb|Silver]])
* [[Seal of Rubiss]]
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Hero's Shield]]
* [[Ship]]
* [[Staff of Rain]]
* [[Sunstone]]
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Sword of kings]]
* [[Teleportal]]
* [[Thief's Key]]
* [[Treasures n' Trapdoors]]
* [[Ultimate Key]]
* [[Wakey Dust]]
* [[Wrecking ball]]
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{{nav|section|Lists|
* [[List of accessories in Dragon Quest III|Accessories]]
* [[List of armor in Dragon Quest III|Armor]]
* [[List of enemies in Dragon Quest III|Enemies]]
* [[List of glitches in Dragon Quest III|Glitches]]
* [[List of helmets in Dragon Quest III|Helmets]]
* [[List of locations in Dragon Quest III|Locations]]
* [[List of mini medal locations in Dragon Quest III|Mini medals]]
* [[List of personality types in Dragon Quest III|Personalities]]
* [[List of shields in Dragon Quest III|Shields]]
* [[List of spells in Dragon Quest III|Spells]]
* [[List of weapons in Dragon Quest III|Weapons]]
* [[List of characters in Dragon Quest III|Main Characters]]
* [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest III|Minor characters]]
* [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III|Shrines]]
* [[List of teleportals in Dragon Quest III|Teleportals]]
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Wrecking ball

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{{Item
|title = Wrecking ball
|image = [[Image:MagicBomb.png|center|230px]]
|japanese =
|names = Magic Ball, Magic Bomb
|games = ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''
|buy = n/a
|sell = n/a
|effect = Needed to journey to [[Romaria]].
}}
The '''Wrecking ball''' is a key item in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''. It is used to open the path in the [[Path of Promise]] in order to proceed to [[Romaria]].

== Obtaining ==
The ball was created by a man in the village of [[Reeve]]. He gives it to the heroes when they visit him. In order to enter his house, the heroes must use the [[Thief's Key]].

== Usage ==
The wrecking ball is used against a wall blocking the path within the [[Path of Promise]]. Once placed on the wall, a special animation takes place and the wall is destroyed.

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{{nav|section|Characters|
* [[Erdrick| Hero]]
* [[Party (Dragon Quest III)| Party]]
* [[Merchant]]
* [[King of Romaria]]
* [[Robbin' 'Ood]]
* [[Nordy the Dwarf]]
* [[Gopal Gupta]]
* [[Tanaya]]
* [[Ortega]]
* [[Pimiko]]
* [[Orochi]]
* [[Boss Troll]]
* [[Eric]]
* [[Olivia]]
* [[Castle of the Dragon Queen#Dragon Queen|Dragon Queen]]
* [[Baramos]]
* [[Galen]]
* [[Rubiss]]
* [[King Hydra]]
* [[Baramos Bomus]]
* [[Baramos Gonus]]
* [[Zoma]]
* [[Xenlon]]
* [[Gran Dragon]]
}}
{{nav|section|Overworld Towns|
* [[Overworld (Dragon Quest III)|Overworld]]
* [[Aliahan]]
* [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest III)|Alltrades Abbey]]
* [[Asham]]
* [[Baharata]]
* [[Castle of the Dragon Queen]]
* [[Edina]]
* [[Great Pit of Giaga]]
* [[Greenlad]]
* [[Immigrant Town (Dragon Quest III)|Immigrant Town]]
* [[Isis]]
* [[Jipang]]
* [[Khoryv]]
* [[Lanson]]
* [[Leiamland]]
* [[Lozamii]]
* [[Mur]]
* [[Norvik]]
* [[Persistence]]
* [[Pirates' Den]]
* [[Portoga]]
* [[Manoza]]
* [[Maw of the Necrogond]]
* [[Reeve]]
* [[Romaria]]
* [[Super Secret Faerie Village]]
* [[Theddon]]
}}
{{nav|section|Underworld Towns|
* [[Alefgard]]
* [[Cantlin]]
* [[Damdara]]
* [[Galen's House]]
* [[Kol]]
* [[Rimuldar]]
* [[Southern Shrine]]
* [[Tantegel]]
}}
{{nav|section|Dungeons|
* [[Bonus Dungeons]]
* [[Baramos' Lair]]
* [[Kidnapper's Cave]]
* [[Cave of the Necrogond]]
* [[Cave Northeast of Jipang]]
* [[Charlock Castle]]
* [[Dreamer's Tower]]
* [[Zenithia|Cloudsgate Citadel]]
* [[Fifer's Spire]]
* [[Gaia's Navel]]
* [[Ice Cave]]
* [[Manoza Cave]]
* [[Mountain Cave]]
* [[Nail Mark]]
* [[Nordy's Grotto]]
* [[Phantom Ship]]
* [[Promontory Passage]]
* [[Pyramid]]
* [[Path of Promise]]
* [[Skyfell Tower]]
* [[Tower of Transcendence]]
* [[Tower of Rubiss]]
* [[Underground Lake]]
}}
{{nav|section|Key Terms|
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Auroral Armour]]
* [[Ball of Light]]
* [[Black Pepper]]
* [[Boatman's Bone]]
* [[Bottomless Pot]]
* [[Dreamstone]]
* [[Echo Flute]]
* [[Faerie Flute]]
* [[Golden Crown]]
* [[Healing Spring]]
* [[Lyre of Ire]]
* [[Lover's Locket]]
* [[Magic Key]]
* [[Mini medal]]
* [[Mod Rod]]
* [[Monster Medal]]
* [[Mountaincleaver]]
* [[Orichalcum]]
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Ortega's helmet]]
* [[Ra's Mirror]]
* [[Rainbow Drop]]
* [[Ramia]]
* [[Rubiss sword]]
* [[Royal Missive]]
* [[Patty's Party Planning Place]]
* [[Six Orbs]] ([[Red Orb|Red]] [[Blue Orb|Blue]] [[Green Orb|Green]] [[Purple Orb|Purple]] [[Yellow Orb|Yellow]] [[Silver Orb|Silver]])
* [[Seal of Rubiss]]
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Hero's Shield]]
* [[Ship]]
* [[Staff of Rain]]
* [[Sunstone]]
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Sword of kings]]
* [[Teleportal]]
* [[Thief's Key]]
* [[Treasures n' Trapdoors]]
* [[Ultimate Key]]
* [[Wakey Dust]]
* [[Wrecking ball]]
}}
{{nav|section|Lists|
* [[List of accessories in Dragon Quest III|Accessories]]
* [[List of armor in Dragon Quest III|Armor]]
* [[List of enemies in Dragon Quest III|Enemies]]
* [[List of glitches in Dragon Quest III|Glitches]]
* [[List of helmets in Dragon Quest III|Helmets]]
* [[List of locations in Dragon Quest III|Locations]]
* [[List of mini medal locations in Dragon Quest III|Mini medals]]
* [[List of personality types in Dragon Quest III|Personalities]]
* [[List of shields in Dragon Quest III|Shields]]
* [[List of spells in Dragon Quest III|Spells]]
* [[List of weapons in Dragon Quest III|Weapons]]
* [[List of characters in Dragon Quest III|Main Characters]]
* [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest III|Minor characters]]
* [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III|Shrines]]
* [[List of teleportals in Dragon Quest III|Teleportals]]
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Sacred amulet

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The '''Seal of Rubiss''' (Also '''Sacred Amulet''' and '''Crest''') is an item in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''.

==Detail==
Known as the [[Seal of Rubiss]], the [[Emblem of Erdrick]] makes its canonical first appearance in this game, where it is given to [[Erdrick|the hero]] by [[Rubiss]] after rescuing her from the [[Tower West of Kol]]. The hero would pass this seal down to his or her descendants as an emblem of heritage from the great hero [[Erdrick]], though it has been lost prior to the start of ''[[Dragon Quest I]]''. In ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'', it serves a practical purpose in battle, acting like an infinite usage [[Dieamend]] and protecting the hero from the likes of [[whack]], [[thwack]] and [[kamikazee]].

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Mark of Erdrick

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{{Item
|title = Emblem of Erdrick
|image = [[Image:DQ I NES Erdrick's Token.png|200px]]
|japanese = ロトのしるし
|names = Erdrick's Token, Loto's Token
|games = ''[[Dragon Quest]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest II]]''
|buy = N/A
|sell = 8 [[gold]] coins
|effect = Proves Heritage
}}

The '''Emblem of Erdrick''' is a recurring, sacred artifact from the ''[[Dragon Quest series|Dragon Quest]]'' series.

==Appearances==

===Dragon Quest===
The emblem can be located in the swamp south of [[Cantlin]]. It can easily be found by using the [[Princess Pledge]] to determine how far you are from [[Tantegel Castle]]. It is approximately is 70 steps south and 40 steps east of [[Tantegel Castle]]. The token is needed to prove [[Hero (Dragon Quest)|The Hero]]'s heritage to the wizard in the [[Southern Shrine]] so that he will create the [[Rainbow Drop]].

''"Let us wish the warrior well! May the light be thy strength! Thou may go and search. From Tantegel Castle
travel 70 leagues to the south and 40 to the east."''

===Dragon Quest II===
The token is found in [[Midenhall]] Castle, and can be sold for 8 gold coins due to the respawning chest containing it after. The old man in the Southern Shrine will give [[Hero (Dragon Quest II)|The Hero]] the [[Erdrick Equipment|Helmet of Erdrick]] in turn.

===Dragon Quest III===
Known as the [[Seal of Rubiss]], the token makes its canonical first appearance in this game, where it is given to [[Erdrick|the hero]] by [[Rubiss]] after rescuing her from the [[Tower West of Kol]]. The hero would pass this seal down to his or her descendants as an emblem of heritage from the great hero [[Erdrick]], though it has been lost prior to the start of ''[[Dragon Quest I]]''. In ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'', it serves a practical purpose in battle, acting like an infinite usage [[Dieamend]] and protecting the hero from the likes of [[whack]], [[thwack]] and [[kamikazee]].

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Template:DQIII

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{{nav|header|DQIII|Dragon Quest III}}
{{nav|section|Characters|
* [[Erdrick| Hero]]
* [[Party (Dragon Quest III)| Party]]
* [[Merchant]]
* [[King of Romaria]]
* [[Robbin' 'Ood]]
* [[Nordy the Dwarf]]
* [[Gopal Gupta]]
* [[Tanaya]]
* [[Ortega]]
* [[Pimiko]]
* [[Orochi]]
* [[Boss Troll]]
* [[Eric]]
* [[Olivia]]
* [[Castle of the Dragon Queen#Dragon Queen|Dragon Queen]]
* [[Baramos]]
* [[Galen]]
* [[Rubiss]]
* [[King Hydra]]
* [[Baramos Bomus]]
* [[Baramos Gonus]]
* [[Zoma]]
* [[Xenlon]]
* [[Gran Dragon]]
}}
{{nav|section|Overworld Towns|
* [[Overworld (Dragon Quest III)|Overworld]]
* [[Aliahan]]
* [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest III)|Alltrades Abbey]]
* [[Asham]]
* [[Baharata]]
* [[Castle of the Dragon Queen]]
* [[Edina]]
* [[Great Pit of Giaga]]
* [[Greenlad]]
* [[Immigrant Town (Dragon Quest III)|Immigrant Town]]
* [[Isis]]
* [[Jipang]]
* [[Khoryv]]
* [[Lanson]]
* [[Leiamland]]
* [[Lozamii]]
* [[Mur]]
* [[Norvik]]
* [[Persistence]]
* [[Pirates' Den]]
* [[Portoga]]
* [[Manoza]]
* [[Maw of the Necrogond]]
* [[Reeve]]
* [[Romaria]]
* [[Super Secret Faerie Village]]
* [[Theddon]]
}}
{{nav|section|Underworld Towns|
* [[Alefgard]]
* [[Cantlin]]
* [[Damdara]]
* [[Galen's House]]
* [[Kol]]
* [[Rimuldar]]
* [[Tantegel]]
}}
{{nav|section|Dungeons|
* [[Bonus Dungeons]]
* [[Baramos' Lair]]
* [[Kidnapper's Cave]]
* [[Cave of the Necrogond]]
* [[Cave Northeast of Jipang]]
* [[Charlock Castle]]
* [[Dreamer's Tower]]
* [[Zenithia|Cloudsgate Citadel]]
* [[Fifer's Spire]]
* [[Gaia's Navel]]
* [[Ice Cave]]
* [[Manoza Cave]]
* [[Mountain Cave]]
* [[Nail Mark]]
* [[Nordy's Grotto]]
* [[Promontory Passage]]
* [[Pyramid]]
* [[Path of Promise]]
* [[Skyfell Tower]]
* [[Tower of Transcendence]]
* [[Tower of Rubiss]]
* [[Underground Lake]]
}}
{{nav|section|Key Terms|
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Auroral Armour]]
* [[Ball of Light]]
* [[Dreamstone]]
* [[Bottomless Pot]]
* [[Echo Flute]]
* [[Faerie Flute]]
* [[Final Key]]
* [[Golden Crown]]
* [[Healing Spring]]
* [[Ramia]]
* [[Mirror of Ra]]
* [[Lover's Locket]]
* [[Wrecking Ball]]
* [[Magic Key]]
* [[Mini medal]]
* [[Monster Medal]]
* [[Orichalcum]]
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Ortega's helmet]]
* [[Black Pepper]]
* [[Phantom Ship]]
* [[Rainbow Drop]]
* [[Rubiss sword]]
* [[Royal Missive]]
* [[Patty's Party Planning Place]]
* [[Boatman's Bone]]
* [[Six Orbs]] ([[Red Orb|Red]] [[Blue Orb|Blue]] [[Green Orb|Green]] [[Purple Orb|Purple]] [[Yellow Orb|Yellow]] [[Silver Orb|Silver]])
* [[Seal of Rubiss]]
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Hero's Shield]]
* [[Ship]]
* [[Lyre of Ire]]
* [[Southern Shrine]]
* [[Mod Rod]]
* [[Staff of Rain]]
* [[Sunstone]]
* [[Mountaincleaver]]
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Sword of kings]]
* [[Teleportal]]
* [[Thief's Key]]
* [[Treasures n' Trapdoors]]
* [[Wakey Dust]]
}}
{{nav|section|Lists|
* [[List of accessories in Dragon Quest III|Accessories]]
* [[List of armor in Dragon Quest III|Armor]]
* [[List of enemies in Dragon Quest III|Enemies]]
* [[List of glitches in Dragon Quest III|Glitches]]
* [[List of helmets in Dragon Quest III|Helmets]]
* [[List of locations in Dragon Quest III|Locations]]
* [[List of mini medal locations in Dragon Quest III|Mini medals]]
* [[List of personality types in Dragon Quest III|Personalities]]
* [[List of shields in Dragon Quest III|Shields]]
* [[List of spells in Dragon Quest III|Spells]]
* [[List of weapons in Dragon Quest III|Weapons]]
* [[List of characters in Dragon Quest III|Main Characters]]
* [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest III|Minor characters]]
* [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III|Shrines]]
* [[List of teleportals in Dragon Quest III|Teleportals]]
}}
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Template:DQIII

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{{nav|header|DQIII|Dragon Quest III}}
{{nav|section|Characters|
* [[Erdrick| Hero]]
* [[Party (Dragon Quest III)| Party]]
* [[Merchant]]
* [[King of Romaria]]
* [[Robbin' 'Ood]]
* [[Nordy the Dwarf]]
* [[Gopal Gupta]]
* [[Tanaya]]
* [[Ortega]]
* [[Pimiko]]
* [[Orochi]]
* [[Boss Troll]]
* [[Eric]]
* [[Olivia]]
* [[Castle of the Dragon Queen#Dragon Queen|Dragon Queen]]
* [[Baramos]]
* [[Galen]]
* [[Rubiss]]
* [[King Hydra]]
* [[Baramos Bomus]]
* [[Baramos Gonus]]
* [[Zoma]]
* [[Xenlon]]
* [[Gran Dragon]]
}}
{{nav|section|Overworld Towns|
* [[Overworld (Dragon Quest III)|Overworld]]
* [[Aliahan]]
* [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest III)|Alltrades Abbey]]
* [[Asham]]
* [[Baharata]]
* [[Castle of the Dragon Queen]]
* [[Edina]]
* [[Great Pit of Giaga]]
* [[Greenlad]]
* [[Immigrant Town (Dragon Quest III)|Immigrant Town]]
* [[Isis]]
* [[Jipang]]
* [[Khoryv]]
* [[Lanson]]
* [[Leiamland]]
* [[Lozamii]]
* [[Mur]]
* [[Norvik]]
* [[Persistence]]
* [[Pirates' Den]]
* [[Portoga]]
* [[Manoza]]
* [[Maw of the Necrogond]]
* [[Reeve]]
* [[Romaria]]
* [[Super Secret Faerie Village]]
* [[Theddon]]
}}
{{nav|section|Underworld Towns|
* [[Alefgard]]
* [[Cantlin]]
* [[Damdara]]
* [[Galen's House]]
* [[Kol]]
* [[Rimuldar]]
* [[Tantegel]]
}}
{{nav|section|Dungeons|
* [[Bonus Dungeons]]
* [[Baramos' Lair]]
* [[Kidnapper's Cave]]
* [[Cave of the Necrogond]]
* [[Cave Northeast of Jipang]]
* [[Charlock Castle]]
* [[Dreamer's Tower]]
* [[Zenithia|Cloudsgate Citadel]]
* [[Fifer's Spire]]
* [[Gaia's Navel]]
* [[Ice Cave]]
* [[Manoza Cave]]
* [[Mountain Cave]]
* [[Nail Mark]]
* [[Nordy's Grotto]]
* [[Promontory Passage]]
* [[Pyramid]]
* [[Path of Promise]]
* [[Skyfell Tower]]
* [[Tower of Transcendence]]
* [[Tower of Rubiss]]
* [[Underground Lake]]
}}
{{nav|section|Key Terms|
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Auroral Armour]]
* [[Ball of Light]]
* [[Dreamstone]]
* [[Bottomless Pot]]
* [[Echo Flute]]
* [[Faerie Flute]]
* [[Final Key]]
* [[Golden Crown]]
* [[Healing Spring]]
* [[Ramia]]
* [[Mirror of Ra]]
* [[Lover's Locket]]
* [[Wrecking Ball]]
* [[Magic Key]]
* [[Mini medal]]
* [[Monster Medal]]
* [[Orichalcum]]
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Ortega's helmet]]
* [[Black Pepper]]
* [[Phantom Ship]]
* [[Rainbow Drop]]
* [[Rubiss sword]]
* [[Royal Missive]]
* [[Patty's Party Planning]]
* [[Boatman's Bone]]
* [[Six Orbs]] ([[Red Orb|Red]] [[Blue Orb|Blue]] [[Green Orb|Green]] [[Purple Orb|Purple]] [[Yellow Orb|Yellow]] [[Silver Orb|Silver]])
* [[Seal of Rubiss]]
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Hero's Shield]]
* [[Ship]]
* [[Lyre of Ire]]
* [[Southern Shrine]]
* [[Mod Rod]]
* [[Staff of Rain]]
* [[Sunstone]]
* [[Mountaincleaver]]
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Sword of kings]]
* [[Teleportal]]
* [[Thief's Key]]
* [[Treasures n' Trapdoors]]
* [[Wakey Dust]]
}}
{{nav|section|Lists|
* [[List of accessories in Dragon Quest III|Accessories]]
* [[List of armor in Dragon Quest III|Armor]]
* [[List of enemies in Dragon Quest III|Enemies]]
* [[List of glitches in Dragon Quest III|Glitches]]
* [[List of helmets in Dragon Quest III|Helmets]]
* [[List of locations in Dragon Quest III|Locations]]
* [[List of mini medal locations in Dragon Quest III|Mini medals]]
* [[List of personality types in Dragon Quest III|Personalities]]
* [[List of shields in Dragon Quest III|Shields]]
* [[List of spells in Dragon Quest III|Spells]]
* [[List of weapons in Dragon Quest III|Weapons]]
* [[List of characters in Dragon Quest III|Main Characters]]
* [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest III|Minor characters]]
* [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III|Shrines]]
* [[List of teleportals in Dragon Quest III|Teleportals]]
}}
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Template:DQIII

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{{nav|header|DQIII|Dragon Quest III}}
{{nav|section|Characters|
* [[Erdrick| Hero]]
* [[Party (Dragon Quest III)| Party]]
* [[Merchant]]
* [[King of Romaria]]
* [[Robbin' 'Ood]]
* [[Nordy the Dwarf]]
* [[Gopal Gupta]]
* [[Tanaya]]
* [[Ortega]]
* [[Pimiko]]
* [[Orochi]]
* [[Boss Troll]]
* [[Eric]]
* [[Olivia]]
* [[Castle of the Dragon Queen#Dragon Queen|Dragon Queen]]
* [[Baramos]]
* [[Galen]]
* [[Rubiss]]
* [[King Hydra]]
* [[Baramos Bomus]]
* [[Baramos Gonus]]
* [[Zoma]]
* [[Xenlon]]
* [[Gran Dragon]]
}}
{{nav|section|Overworld Towns|
* [[Overworld (Dragon Quest III)|Overworld]]
* [[Aliahan]]
* [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest III)|Alltrades Abbey]]
* [[Asham]]
* [[Baharata]]
* [[Castle of the Dragon Queen]]
* [[Edina]]
* [[Great Pit of Giaga]]
* [[Greenlad]]
* [[Immigrant Town (Dragon Quest III)|Immigrant Town]]
* [[Isis]]
* [[Jipang]]
* [[Khoryv]]
* [[Lanson]]
* [[Leiamland]]
* [[Lozamii]]
* [[Mur]]
* [[Norvik]]
* [[Persistence]]
* [[Pirates' Den]]
* [[Portoga]]
* [[Manoza]]
* [[Maw of the Necrogond]]
* [[Reeve]]
* [[Romaria]]
* [[Super Secret Faerie Village]]
* [[Theddon]]
}}
{{nav|section|Underworld Towns|
* [[Alefgard]]
* [[Cantlin]]
* [[Damdara]]
* [[Galen's House]]
* [[Kol]]
* [[Rimuldar]]
* [[Tantegel]]
}}
{{nav|section|Dungeons|
* [[Bonus Dungeons]]
* [[Baramos' Lair]]
* [[Kidnapper's Cave]]
* [[Cave of the Necrogond]]
* [[Cave Northeast of Jipang]]
* [[Charlock Castle]]
* [[Dreamer's Tower]]
* [[Zenithia|Cloudsgate Citadel]]
* [[Fifer's Spire]]
* [[Gaia's Navel]]
* [[Ice Cave]]
* [[Manoza Cave]]
* [[Mountain Cave]]
* [[Nail Mark]]
* [[Nordy's Grotto]]
* [[Promontory Passage]]
* [[Pyramid]]
* [[Path of Promise]]
* [[Skyfell Tower]]
* [[Tower of Transcendence]]
* [[Tower of Rubiss]]
* [[Underground Lake]]
}}
{{nav|section|Key Terms|
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Auroral Armour]]
* [[Ball of Light]]
* [[Dreamstone]]
* [[Bottomless Pot]]
* [[Echo Flute]]
* [[Faerie Flute]]
* [[Final Key]]
* [[Golden Crown]]
* [[Healing Spring]]
* [[Ramia]]
* [[Mirror of Ra]]
* [[Lover's Locket]]
* [[Wrecking Ball]]
* [[Magic Key]]
* [[Mini medal]]
* [[Monster Medal]]
* [[Orichalcum]]
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Ortega's helmet]]
* [[Black Pepper]]
* [[Phantom Ship]]
* [[Rainbow Drop]]
* [[Rubiss sword]]
* [[Royal Missive]]
* [[Patty's Party Planning]]
* [[Boatman's Bone]]
* [[Six Orbs]] ([[Red Orb|Red]] [[Blue Orb|Blue]] [[Green Orb|Green]] [[Purple Orb|Purple]] [[Yellow Orb|Yellow]] [[Silver Orb|Silver]])
* [[Seal of Rubiss]]
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Hero's Shield]]
* [[Ship]]
* [[Lyre of Ire]]
* [[Southern Shrine]]
* [[Mod Rod]]
* [[Staff of Rain]]
* [[Sunstone]]
* [[Mountainclever]]
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Sword of kings]]
* [[Teleportal]]
* [[Thief's Key]]
* [[Treasures n' Trapdoors]]
* [[Wakey Dust]]
}}
{{nav|section|Lists|
* [[List of accessories in Dragon Quest III|Accessories]]
* [[List of armor in Dragon Quest III|Armor]]
* [[List of enemies in Dragon Quest III|Enemies]]
* [[List of glitches in Dragon Quest III|Glitches]]
* [[List of helmets in Dragon Quest III|Helmets]]
* [[List of locations in Dragon Quest III|Locations]]
* [[List of mini medal locations in Dragon Quest III|Mini medals]]
* [[List of personality types in Dragon Quest III|Personalities]]
* [[List of shields in Dragon Quest III|Shields]]
* [[List of spells in Dragon Quest III|Spells]]
* [[List of weapons in Dragon Quest III|Weapons]]
* [[List of characters in Dragon Quest III|Main Characters]]
* [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest III|Minor characters]]
* [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III|Shrines]]
* [[List of teleportals in Dragon Quest III|Teleportals]]
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Castle of the Dragon Queen

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The '''Castle of the Dragon Queen''' is a castle in the [[Overworld (Dragon Quest III) | overworld]] of [[Dragon Quest III]]. It is located in the mountains east of [[Khoryv]]. It is only accessible via [[Ramia]] and is not a return point.

== Nearby enemies ==
*[[Heavy hood]]
*[[Rockbomb]]
*[[Elysium bird]]
*[[Ursa major]]
*[[Crone ranger]]

== Treasures ==
*[[Sphere of Light]]
*[[Mini medal]] (Remakes only)

== Dragon Queen ==
The Dragon Queen lives in the castle, but is close to death at the time the heroes arrive at the castle. By speaking to her, they receive the Orb of Light, which is necessary in order to defeat [[Zoma]], the final boss of Dragon Quest III. The queen lays an egg afterwards and ceases to exist.

== Bonus Dungeon ==
In the remakes of Dragon Quest III, the castle serves as the entrance point to the first [[Bonus Dungeons|bonus dungeon]]. It can be found by standing in the sunlight of the northernmost window of the castle. This bonus dungeon leads the heroes to [[Cloudsgate Citadel]] and [[Xenlon]], and serves as one of the few connections between the [[Erdrick]] trilogy (Dragon Quest I-III) and the [[Zenithia]] trilogy (Dragon Quest IV-VI).

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Castle of the Dragon Queen

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Marandahir: /* Nearby enemies */

The ''Castle of the Dragon Queen'' is a castle in the [[Overworld (Dragon Quest III) | overworld]] of [[Dragon Quest III]]. It is located in the mountains east of [[Kazave]]. It is only accessible via [[Lamia]] and is not a return point.

== Nearby enemies ==
*[[Heavy hood]]
*[[Rockbomb]]
*[[Elysium bird]]
*[[Ursa major]]
*[[Crone ranger]]

== Treasures ==
*[[Orb of Light]]
*[[Mini medal]] (Remakes only)

== Dragon Queen ==
The dragon queen lives in the castle, but is close to death at the time the heroes arrive at the castle. By speaking to her, they receive the Orb of Light, which is necessary in order to defeat [[Zoma]], the final boss of Dragon Quest III. The queen lays an egg afterwards and ceases to exist.

== Bonus Dungeon ==
In the remakes of Dragon Quest III, the castle serves as the entrance point to the first [[Bonus Dungeons|bonus dungeon]]. It can be found by standing in the sunlight of the northernmost window of the castle. This bonus dungeon leads the heroes to [[Cloudsgate Citadel]] and [[Xenlon]], and serves as one of the few connections between the [[Erdrick]] trilogy (Dragon Quest I-III) and the [[Zenithia]] trilogy (Dragon Quest IV-VI).

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Gaia sword

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#REDIRECT [[Mountaincleaver]]

Gaia Sword

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#REDIRECT [[Mountaincleaver]]

Sword of Gaia

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#REDIRECT [[Mountaincleaver]]

Mountaincleaver

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The '''Mountaincleaver''', previously translated as ''Sword of Gaia'' and ''Gaia Sword'', is a key item in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''.

==Location==
It is found near the corpse of [[Simão]] within the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine Jail|Shrine Jail]].

Another Mountaincleaver can be found the in [[Zenith|Cloudsgate Citadel]] in the various remakes of the game.

==Details==
By throwing the sword into the volcano east of [[Isis]], it will open the path to the [[Cave of the Necrogond]]. The sword can also be equipped as a normal weapon before being thrown in the volcano.

It can be wielded by both [[Erdrick|the Hero]] & [[Warrior]]s, and has the attack bonus of +51 (+48 in the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] Version).

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Mountaincleaver

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Simão

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#REDIRECT [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest III#Simão]]

Simon (Dragon Quest III)

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#REDIRECT [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest III#Simão]]

Talk:Maw of the Necrogond

2016-06-09T23:06:48Z

Marandahir: Created page with "==Merge/Confusion with the Cave of the Necrogond== This article had already been turned from Gondo Shrine to Maw of the Necrogond – presumably because there's in-game text t..."

==Merge/Confusion with the Cave of the Necrogond==
This article had already been turned from Gondo Shrine to Maw of the Necrogond – presumably because there's in-game text that refers to the Silver Orb being found at the Maw of the Necrogond – but I'm pretty sure the term Maw is referring to the Cave itself, not the shrine beyond the cave (Maw is a poetic term for a cave's entrance). I think the articles should be merged; they're both basically stubs. Thoughts? [[User:Marandahir|Marandahir]] ([[User talk:Marandahir|talk]]) 18:06, 9 June 2016 (CDT)

Maw of the Necrogond

2016-06-09T23:05:11Z

Marandahir:

The '''Maw of the Necrogond''' is on the other side of the [[Cave of the Necrogond]]. It's nearby the [[Great Pit of Giaga]] and the [[Baramos' Lair|Castle of Baramos]].

==Story==
After traveling through the cave, [[Erdrick|the Hero]] and company are given the [[Silver Orb]] from the only man living there.

==Other treasures (Remake only)==
*2 [[Mini medal]]s
*[[T'n'T ticket]]

==Nearby enemies==
*[[Cureslime]]
*[[Elysium bird]]
*[[Freezing fog]]
*[[Firn fiend]]
*[[Wyrtoise]]
*[[Boreal Serpent]]

==Map==
[[File:DQ III NES Shrine of Necrogond.png|200px]]

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Talk:Cave of the Necrogond

2016-06-09T23:04:08Z

Marandahir: Created page with "==Merge/Confusion with Maw of the Necrogond== I'm pretty sure the Maw is supposed to refer to the Cave, not the Shrine. Yet the article with that name is about the Shrine. The..."

==Merge/Confusion with Maw of the Necrogond==
I'm pretty sure the Maw is supposed to refer to the Cave, not the Shrine. Yet the article with that name is about the Shrine. The game does say the Siver Orb is at the Maw, but Maw is a poetic word for an ominous cave (is like a mouth). Should we merge the two articles? [[User:Marandahir|Marandahir]] ([[User talk:Marandahir|talk]]) 18:04, 9 June 2016 (CDT)

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{{nav|section|Characters|
* [[Erdrick| Hero]]
* [[Party (Dragon Quest III)| Party]]
* [[Merchant]]
* [[King of Romaria]]
* [[Robbin' 'Ood]]
* [[Nordy the Dwarf]]
* [[Gopal Gupta]]
* [[Tanaya]]
* [[Ortega]]
* [[Pimiko]]
* [[Orochi]]
* [[Boss Troll]]
* [[Eric]]
* [[Olivia]]
* [[Dragon Queen]]
* [[Baramos]]
* [[Galen]]
* [[Rubiss]]
* [[King Hydra]]
* [[Baramos Bomus]]
* [[Baramos Gonus]]
* [[Zoma]]
* [[Xenlon]]
* [[Gran Dragon]]
}}
{{nav|section|Overworld Towns|
* [[Overworld (Dragon Quest III)|Overworld]]
* [[Aliahan]]
* [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest III)|Alltrades Abbey]]
* [[Asham]]
* [[Baharata]]
* [[Castle of the Dragon Queen]]
* [[Edina]]
* [[Great Pit of Giaga]]
* [[Greenlad]]
* [[Immigrant Town (Dragon Quest III)|Immigrant Town]]
* [[Isis]]
* [[Jipang]]
* [[Khoryv]]
* [[Lanson]]
* [[Leiamland]]
* [[Lozamii]]
* [[Mur]]
* [[Norvik]]
* [[Persistence]]
* [[Pirates' Den]]
* [[Portoga]]
* [[Manoza]]
* [[Maw of the Necrogond]]
* [[Reeve]]
* [[Romaria]]
* [[Super Secret Faerie Village]]
* [[Theddon]]
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* [[Alefgard]]
* [[Cantlin]]
* [[Damdara]]
* [[Galen's House]]
* [[Kol]]
* [[Rimuldar]]
* [[Tantegel]]
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* [[Bonus Dungeons]]
* [[Baramos' Lair]]
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* [[Charlock Castle]]
* [[Dreamer's Tower]]
* [[Zenithia|Cloudsgate Citadel]]
* [[Fifer's Spire]]
* [[Gaia's Navel]]
* [[Ice Cave]]
* [[Manoza Cave]]
* [[Mountain Cave]]
* [[Nail Mark]]
* [[Nordy's Grotto]]
* [[Promontory Passage]]
* [[Pyramid]]
* [[Path of Promise]]
* [[Skyfell Tower]]
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* [[Underground Lake]]
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* [[Erdrick Equipment|Auroral Armour]]
* [[Ball of Light]]
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* [[Final Key]]
* [[Golden Crown]]
* [[Healing Spring]]
* [[Ramia]]
* [[Mirror of Ra]]
* [[Lover's Locket]]
* [[Wrecking Ball]]
* [[Magic Key]]
* [[Mini medal]]
* [[Monster Medal]]
* [[Orichalcum]]
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Ortega's helmet]]
* [[Black Pepper]]
* [[Phantom Ship]]
* [[Rainbow Drop]]
* [[Rubiss sword]]
* [[Royal Missive]]
* [[Patty's Party Planning]]
* [[Boatman's Bone]]
* [[Six Orbs]] ([[Red Orb|Red]] [[Blue Orb|Blue]] [[Green Orb|Green]] [[Purple Orb|Purple]] [[Yellow Orb|Yellow]] [[Silver Orb|Silver]])
* [[Seal of Rubiss]]
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Hero's Shield]]
* [[Ship]]
* [[Lyre of Ire]]
* [[Southern Shrine]]
* [[Mod Rod]]
* [[Staff of Rain]]
* [[Sunstone]]
* [[Mountainclever]]
* [[Erdrick Equipment|Sword of kings]]
* [[Teleportal]]
* [[Thief's Key]]
* [[Treasures n' Trapdoors]]
* [[Wakey Dust]]
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* [[List of locations in Dragon Quest III|Locations]]
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* [[List of personality types in Dragon Quest III|Personalities]]
* [[List of shields in Dragon Quest III|Shields]]
* [[List of spells in Dragon Quest III|Spells]]
* [[List of weapons in Dragon Quest III|Weapons]]
* [[List of characters in Dragon Quest III|Main Characters]]
* [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest III|Minor characters]]
* [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III|Shrines]]
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List of minor characters in Dragon Quest III

2016-06-09T22:59:58Z

Marandahir:

==Eric==
[[Eric]] is Olivia's lover who was imprisoned aboard the [[Phantom Ship]]. He sails on it aimlessly as a ghost, and his [[Locket of Love]] is also hidden on-board.

==Gopal Gupta==
[[Gopal Gupta]] is Tanaya's boyfriend in [[Baharata]]. He plans to take over the [[Black Pepper|pepper]] shop from Tanaya's grandfather. He is captured by [[Robbin' 'Ood]] while attempting to rescue Tanaya in the [[Kidnapper's Cave]].

==Galen==
''Galen'', formerly translated as ''Garin'' (ガーライ Garai), is a non-player character in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''. He lives in an [[Galen's House |isolated home]] in northeastern [[Alefgard]] during ''Dragon Quest III''. In the time period between ''Dragon Quest III'' and ''[[Dragon Quest]]'', he founds the town of [[Galenholm]] near his home. He is later buried in the town in a dungeon named the [[Grave of Galen]]. Galen is known for possessing the [[Lyre of Ire]].

==='''Location'''===
Although his home is located in northeastern Alefgard, Galen is located in the city of [[Cantlin]] during the time of ''Dragon Quest III''. He provides a clue as to the location of his harp when talked to by the hero.

==Pimiko==
[[Pimiko]] is the female ruler of [[Jipang]]. She is an evil ruler who oppresses and deceives the people into making human sacrifices to the [[Orochi]]. Pimiko possesses the [[Purple Orb]].

==Nordy the Dwarf==
[[Nordy the Dwarf]], previously localized as ''Norud'', lives in a cave east of [[Asham]] which connects to the region of [[Baharata]]. However, Nordy does not allow travelers to use his cave for passage. He is friends with the king of [[Portoga]].

==Olivia==
[[Olivia]] and Eric are lovers who were separated by his imprisonment and death. As a result, Olivia threw herself off the cliffs near the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine Jail|Shrine Jail]]. Her spirit haunts the area and prevents ships from reaching the shrine.

==Simão==
'''Simão''', formerly localized as ''Simon'', is is known for being banished from the kingdom of [[Manoza]] by its imposter king and then later being imprisoned and dying within the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine Jail|Shrine Jail]]. He was the owner of of the [[Mountaincleaver]], used to open a passage passed the volcano to the [[Cave of the Necrogond]].

==Tanaya==
[[Tanaya]] is the granddaughter of the owner of the pepper shop in Baharata. She is kidnapped by [[Robbin' 'Ood]] and held in the [[Kidnapper's Cave]]. Her boyfriend is [[Gopal Gupta]].

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Gondo Cave

2016-06-09T22:59:07Z

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Cave of the Necrogond

2016-06-09T22:59:07Z

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The '''Cave of the Necrogond''', formerly translated as ''Gondo Cave'') is a cave in the [[Overworld (Dragon Quest III)|overworld]] of [[Dragon Quest III]]. The cave connects to the [[Maw of the Necrogond]] which is the location of the [[Silver Orb]]. It is typically one of the last locations visited prior to confronting [[Baramos]]. Floors 1, 2 and 5 of this cave are used as part of [[Bonus Dungeon]].

==Difficulty==
The cave is notable for its high level of difficulty compared to locations visited prior to it. The cave is quite long and complicated and contains strong monsters throughout.

==Nearby enemies==
*[[Boreal serpent]]
*[[Cureslime]]
*[[Elysium bird]]
*[[Firn fiend]]
*[[Freezing fog]]
*[[Minidemon]]
*[[Troll]]
*[[Wyrtle]]

==Local enemies==
*[[Cureslime]]
*[[Freezing fog]]
*[[Goodybag]]
*[[Infanticore]]
*[[Infernal armour]]
*[[Liquid metal slime]]
*[[Silhouette]]
*[[Troll]]
*[[Wyrtoise]]

==Treasures==
*2 [[Mini medal]]s
*[[Thunderbolt blade]]
*[[Spiked armour]]
*784 [[Gold]] Coins

==Map==
[[File:DQ III NES Cave of Necrogond.png|200px]]

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Cave of the Necrogond

2016-06-09T22:57:50Z

Marandahir: updates based on iOS remake

List of minor characters in Dragon Quest III

2016-06-09T22:52:59Z

Marandahir:

==Eric==
[[Eric]] is Olivia's lover who was imprisoned aboard the [[Phantom Ship]]. He sails on it aimlessly as a ghost, and his [[Locket of Love]] is also hidden on-board.

==Gopal Gupta==
[[Gopal Gupta]] is Tanaya's boyfriend in [[Baharata]]. He plans to take over the [[Black Pepper|pepper]] shop from Tanaya's grandfather. He is captured by [[Robbin' 'Ood]] while attempting to rescue Tanaya in the [[Kidnapper's Cave]].

==Galen==
''Galen'', formerly translated as ''Garin'' (ガーライ Garai), is a non-player character in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''. He lives in an [[Galen's House |isolated home]] in northeastern [[Alefgard]] during ''Dragon Quest III''. In the time period between ''Dragon Quest III'' and ''[[Dragon Quest]]'', he founds the town of [[Galenholm]] near his home. He is later buried in the town in a dungeon named the [[Grave of Galen]]. Galen is known for possessing the [[Lyre of Ire]].

==='''Location'''===
Although his home is located in northeastern Alefgard, Galen is located in the city of [[Cantlin]] during the time of ''Dragon Quest III''. He provides a clue as to the location of his harp when talked to by the hero.

==Pimiko==
[[Pimiko]] is the female ruler of [[Jipang]]. She is an evil ruler who oppresses and deceives the people into making human sacrifices to the [[Orochi]]. Pimiko possesses the [[Purple Orb]].

==Nordy the Dwarf==
[[Nordy the Dwarf]], previously localized as ''Norud'', lives in a cave east of [[Asham]] which connects to the region of [[Baharata]]. However, Nordy does not allow travelers to use his cave for passage. He is friends with the king of [[Portoga]].

==Olivia==
[[Olivia]] and Eric are lovers who were separated by his imprisonment and death. As a result, Olivia threw herself off the cliffs near the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine Jail|Shrine Jail]]. Her spirit haunts the area and prevents ships from reaching the shrine.

==Simão==
'''Simão''', formerly localized as ''Simon'', is is known for being banished from the kingdom of [[Manoza]] by its imposter king and then later being imprisoned and dying within the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine Jail|Shrine Jail]]. He was the owner of of the [[Mountaincleaver]], used to open a passage passed the volcano to the [[Necrogond Cave]].

==Tanaya==
[[Tanaya]] is the granddaughter of the owner of the pepper shop in Baharata. She is kidnapped by [[Robbin' 'Ood]] and held in the [[Kidnapper's Cave]]. Her boyfriend is [[Gopal Gupta]].

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Phantom Ship

2016-06-09T22:52:44Z

Marandahir:

The '''Phantom Ship''' is a roaming ghost ship in [[Dragon Quest III]]. The ship drowned many years prior while [[Eric]] was caught onboard. Eric's ghost and his [[Locket of Love]] can be found onboard, and gaining his locket is essential to reuniting him with his lost lover [[Olivia]] to gain entrance to the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine Jail|Shrine Jail]].

Finding the ship requires the use of the [[Boatman's Bone]]; without which, the ship will never appear to the [[Erdrick|hero]]. It's always in the watery areas between [[Romaria]], [[Asham]] and [[Isis]]. The ship is also featured as one of the boards in [[Fortune Street]].

==Nearby enemies==
*[[Man o' war]]
*[[King squid]]
*[[Hades condor]]
*[[Merman]]
*[[Seaslime]]

==Local enemies==
*[[Handsome crab]]
*[[Walking corpse]]
*[[Man o' war]]
*[[Mermaniac]]
*[[Mimic]]
*[[Minidemon]] (There's only one, but it respawns when you leave the ship)
*[[Skeleton Swordsman (Dragon Quest III)|Skeleton Swordsman]]
*[[Squidzilla]]

==Other treasures==
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===([[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] Version)===
*[[Moonwort bulb|Full moon herb]]
*408 [[Gold]] Coins
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===([[Game Boy|GBC]] Version)===
*2 [[Mini medal|Tiny medal]]s
*[[Garter]]
*[[Seed of strength|Strength seed]]
*798 [[Gold]] Coins
*[[T'n'T ticket|Token]]
*[[Poison needle]]
|}

==Map==
[[File:DQ III NES Phantom Ship.png|200px]]

==References==
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Phantom Ship

2016-06-09T22:49:38Z

Marandahir:

The '''Phantom Ship''' is a roaming ghost ship in [[Dragon Quest III]]. The ship contains the [[Locket of Love]] which is required in order to progress in the game. Finding the ship requires the use of the [[Boatman's Bone]], and well as making it appear in the first place. It's always in the watery areas between [[Romaria]], [[Asham]] and [[Isis]]. The ship is also featured as one of the boards in [[Fortune Street]].

==Nearby enemies==
*[[Man o' war]]
*[[King squid]]
*[[Hades condor]]
*[[Merman]]
*[[Seaslime]]

==Local enemies==
*[[Handsome crab]]
*[[Walking corpse]]
*[[Man o' war]]
*[[Mermaniac]]
*[[Mimic]]
*[[Minidemon]] (There's only one, but it respawns when you leave the ship)
*[[Skeleton Swordsman (Dragon Quest III)|Skeleton Swordsman]]
*[[Squidzilla]]

==Other treasures==
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="50%" |
===([[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] Version)===
*[[Moonwort bulb|Full moon herb]]
*408 [[Gold]] Coins
| valign="top" width="50%" |
===([[Game Boy|GBC]] Version)===
*2 [[Mini medal|Tiny medal]]s
*[[Garter]]
*[[Seed of strength|Strength seed]]
*798 [[Gold]] Coins
*[[T'n'T ticket|Token]]
*[[Poison needle]]
|}

==Map==
[[File:DQ III NES Phantom Ship.png|200px]]

==References==
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Phantom Ship

2016-06-09T22:49:12Z

Marandahir: updates based on iOS remake

The '''Phantom Ship''' is a roaming ghost ship in [[Dragon Quest III]]. The ship contains the [[Locket of Love]] which is required in order to progress in the game. Finding the ship requires the use of the [[Boatman's Bone]], and well as making it appear in the first place. It's always in the watery areas between [[Romaria]], [[Asham]] and [[Isis]]. The ship is also featured as one of the boards in [[Fortune Street]].

==Nearby enemies==
*[[Man o' war]]
*[[King squid]]
*[[Hades condor]]
*[[Merman]]
*[[Seaslime]]

==Local enemies==
*[[Handsome crab]]
*[[Walking corpse]]
*[[Man o' war]]
*[[Mermaniac]]
*[[Mimic]]
*[[Minidemon]] (There's only one, but it respawns when you leave the ship)
*[[Skeleton Swordsman (Dragon Quest III)|Skeleton Soldier]]
*[[Squidzilla]]

==Other treasures==
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="50%" |
===([[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] Version)===
*[[Moonwort bulb|Full moon herb]]
*408 [[Gold]] Coins
| valign="top" width="50%" |
===([[Game Boy|GBC]] Version)===
*2 [[Mini medal|Tiny medal]]s
*[[Garter]]
*[[Seed of strength|Strength seed]]
*798 [[Gold]] Coins
*[[T'n'T ticket|Token]]
*[[Poison needle]]
|}

==Map==
[[File:DQ III NES Phantom Ship.png|200px]]

==References==
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Baramos' Lair

2016-06-09T22:43:06Z

Marandahir: updates based on iOS remake

'''Baramos' Lair''' is a castle in the [[Overworld (Dragon Quest III)|overworld]] of ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''. It is the home of the archfiend [[Baramos]], one of the chief villains in the game. It is surrounded by impassable mountains and requires [[Ramia]] in order to enter.

==Treasures==
*[[Prayer ring]]
*[[Headman's Axe]]
*[[Hapless helm]]
*[[Mini Medal]]

==Nearby enemies==
*[[Cureslime]]
*[[Elysium bird]]
*[[Freezing fog]]
*[[Firn fiend]]
*[[Wyrtoise]]
*[[Boreal serpent]]

==Monsters==
*[[Leger-de-Man]]
*[[Silhouette]]
*[[Infanticore]]
*[[Liquid metal slime]]
*[[Armful]]
*[[Living statue]]
*[[Boreal serpent]]

==Map==
[[File:DQ III NES Castle of Baramos.png|200px]]

==Locked door==
<gallery captionalign="left">
File:DW3 Door FinalKey.png|Final Key door (NES)
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Castle of Baramos

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Baramos's Lair

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Baramos' Lair

2016-06-09T22:37:53Z

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'''Baramos's Lair''' is a castle in the [[Overworld (Dragon Quest III)|overworld]] of ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''. It is the home of the archfiend [[Baramos]], one of the chief villains in the game. It is surrounded by impassable mountains and requires [[Lamia]] in order to enter.

==Treasures==
*[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
*[[Demon axe]]
*[[Misery helmet]]

==Nearby enemies==
*[[Cureslime|Curer]]
*[[Elysium bird]]
*[[Freezing fog|Frost cloud]]
*[[Firn fiend|Glacier basher]]
*[[Wyrtoise|King Tortragon]]
*[[Snow dragon]]

==Monsters==
*[[Evil mage]]
*[[Silhouette|Hologhost]]
*[[Lionhead]]
*[[Liquid metal slime]]
*[[Marauder]]
*[[Living statue|Stone hulk]]

==Map==
[[File:DQ III NES Castle of Baramos.png|200px]]

==Locked door==
<gallery captionalign="left">
File:DW3 Door FinalKey.png|Final Key door (NES)
</gallery>

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List of minor characters in Dragon Quest III

2016-06-09T22:32:35Z

Marandahir: updates based on iOS remake

==Eric==
[[Eric]] is Olivia's lover who was imprisoned aboard the [[Phantom Ship]]. He sails on it aimlessly as a ghost.

==Gopal Gupta==
[[Gopal Gupta]] is Tanaya's boyfriend in [[Baharata]]. He plans to take over the pepper shop from Tanaya's grandfather. He is captured by [[Robbin' 'Ood]] while attempting to rescue Tanaya in the [[Kidnapper's Cave]].

==Galen==
''Galen'', formerly translated as ''Garin'' (ガーライ Garai), is a non-player character in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''. He lives in an [[Galen's House |isolated home]] in northeastern [[Alefgard]] during ''Dragon Quest III''. In the time period between ''Dragon Quest III'' and ''[[Dragon Quest]]'', he founds the town of [[Galenholm]] near his home. He is later buried in the town in a dungeon named the [[Grave of Galen]]. Galen is known for possessing the [[Lyre of Ire]].

==='''Location'''===
Although his home is located in northeastern Alefgard, Galen is located in the city of [[Cantlin]] during the time of ''Dragon Quest III''. He provides a clue as to the location of his harp when talked to by the hero.

==Pimiko==
[[Pimiko]] is the female ruler of [[Jipang]]. She is an evil ruler who oppresses and deceives the people into making human sacrifices to the [[Orochi]]. Pimiko possesses the [[Purple Orb]].

==Nordy the Dwarf==
[[Nordy the Dwarf]], previously localized as ''Norud'', lives in a cave east of [[Asham]] which connects to the region of [[Baharata]]. However, Nordy does not allow travelers to use his cave for passage. He is friends with the king of [[Portoga]].

==Olivia==
[[Olivia]] and Eric are lovers who were separated by his imprisonment and death. As a result, Olivia threw herself off the cliffs near the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine Jail|Shrine Jail]]. Her spirit haunts the area and prevents ships from reaching the shrine.

==Simão==
'''Simão''', formerly localized as ''Simon'', is is known for being banished from the kingdom of [[Manoza]] by its imposter king and then later being imprisoned and dying within the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine Jail|Shrine Jail]]. He was the owner of of the [[Mountaincleaver]], used to open a passage passed the volcano to the [[Necrogond Cave]].

==Tanaya==
[[Tanaya]] is the granddaughter of the owner of the pepper shop in Baharata. She is kidnapped by [[Robbin' 'Ood]] and held in the [[Kidnapper's Cave]]. Her boyfriend is [[Gopal Gupta]].

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Olivia

2016-06-09T22:25:40Z

Marandahir:

'''Olivia''' is a non-player character in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''.

==Story==
Olivia threw herself off a cliff to her death near the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine of Olivia|Shrine of Olivia]] when she learned that her lover [[Eric]] would never return from his oceanic voyage.

===Olivia's Curse===
The spirit of Olivia keeps ships from passing the Shrine of Olivia and entering the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine Jail|Shrine Jail]]. The curse can only be lifted by using the [[Locket of Love]] after being held back by the curse. The curse will be lifted allowing entrance to the Shrine Jail.

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Dreamer's Tower

2016-06-09T22:21:28Z

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The '''Dreamer's Tower''' is a tower dungeon in the [[Overworld (Dragon Quest III) | overworld]] of ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''. It is located west of [[Aliahan]]. After getting the [[Thief's Key]], you can enter the prison of Aliahan from the basement of the tower.

==Entrance==
Although not accessible by land, the tower has 3 separate underground entrances which converge to the first floor entrance. The 3 entrances are from [[Aliahan | Aliahan castle]] ([[Thief's Key]] required), the Shrine South of Reeve, and the [[Promontory Passage]].

==[[Inn]]==
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!'''Price per person'''
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|2 [[Gold]] Coins
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==Thief's Key==
The [[Thief's Key]] is held by a man on the top floor of the tower. Upon talking to him, he gives it to [[Hero (Dragon Quest III)|The Hero]].

==Other treasures==
*[[Nintendo|NES Version]]
**[[Leather hat|Leather helmet]]
**[[Chimaera wing|Wing of Wyvern]]
**[[Medicinal herb|Medical herb]]
**[[Seed of agility|Agility seed]]
**72 [[Gold]] Coins

==Nearby monsters==
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
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===Forest south of [[Reeve]]===
*[[Black raven]]
*[[Giant anteater]]
*[[Bunicorn|Horned Rabbit]]
*[[Slime]]
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===Outside the tower===
*[[Black raven]]
*[[Slime]]
|}

==Monsters==
*[[Black raven]]
*[[Froggore]]
*[[Giant anteater]]
*[[Bunicorn|Horned Rabbit]]
*[[Magician]]
*[[Batterfly|Masked moth]]
*[[Scorpion wasp]]

==Map==
[[File:DQ III NES Tower of Najima.png|200px]]

==Locked doors==
<gallery captionalign="left">
File:DW3 Door ThiefsKey.png|Thief's Key Door (NES)
File:DW3GBC Door ThiefsKey.png|Thief's Key Door (GBC)
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