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Lady Lora

2011-02-27T04:46:40Z

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{{Character
|Name="Lady Lora"
|Game=Dragon Quest I
|Image=[[Image:Dq1 Gwaelin.jpg|300px]]
|Sprite=[[Image:Dq1gwaelin-sprite-NES.gif]]
|Japanese name=
|Roumaji=
|Title=Princess
|Class=
|Race=Human
|Age=
|Family=[[Lorik]] (Father)
|}}

''Lady Lora'' (Princess Gwaelin) is an NPC character in the original [[Dragon Quest]]. She is the daughter of the [[Lorik|king]] of [[Tantegel]] who has been kidnapped by the [[Dragonlord]]. During the game, she can be rescued by the Hero as a sidequest. This makes her the one and only sidequest present in the original [[Dragon Quest]].

She also appears in ''Dragon Quest Monsters'' (as '''Lady Laura'''). Defeating the dragon guarding her in that game allows Terry to recruit the dragon into his party.

=== Rescue ===

The Hero may rescue Lora during his quest to defeat the Dragonlord. Lora is located inside the [[Swamp Cave]] south of [[Kol]] which connects to the southeastern continent. In order to rescue Lora, the Hero must fight and defeat a single [[Green Dragon]]. This monster is not visible on the dungeon map screen, but rather is trigger when the Hero steps on a specific tile (similar to the [[Golem]] which guards [[Mercado]]). If the Dragonlord is defeated prior to the Princess' rescue, she will still be in her cell and able to be rescued, though the Green Dragon will not be present.

After rescuing the princess, the Hero carries her back to her father at Tantegel castle. A sprite showing the hero carrying Lora is used at this time. In the remakes only, the Dragonlord has a special reaction if she is being carried when the Hero confronts him. In it, he thanks the Hero for his kindness in bringing the Princess to him.

=== Tantegel Castle ===

At Tantegel Castle, Lora gives the Hero an item called 'Lora's Love' which tells the Hero his exact distance from Tantegel on the world map at the time it is used. It is useful in finding the Token of Roto later in the game.

While at the castle, Lora occupies the empty space next to her father in the throne room. When spoken to in the NES version, she asks the Hero if he loves her. Answering yes triggers the short love music to play.

=== Ending ===

If the Hero rescued Lora during the game, then she will be present during the ending. The Hero will again carry Lora away as he leaves [[Alefgard]] after defeating the Dragonlord. If the Hero is carrying her when the ending begins, the result is much the same, though a single line is different.

==References==
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Lady Lora

2011-02-27T04:44:37Z

SystemError: The rumors are true, actually.

{{Character
|Name="Lady Lora"
|Game=Dragon Quest I
|Image=[[Image:Dq1 Gwaelin.jpg|300px]]
|Sprite=[[Image:Dq1gwaelin-sprite-NES.gif]]
|Japanese name=
|Roumaji=
|Title=Princess
|Class=
|Race=Human
|Age=
|Family=[[Lorik]] (Father)
|}}

''Lady Lora'' (Princess Gwaelin) is an NPC character in the original [[Dragon Quest]]. She is the daughter of the [[Lorik|king]] of [[Tantegel]] who has been kidnapped by the [[Dragonlord]]. During the game, she can be rescued by the Hero as a sidequest. This makes her the one and only sidequest present in the original [[Dragon Quest]].

She also appears in ''Dragon Quest Monsters'' (as '''Lady Laura'''). Defeating the dragon guarding her in that game allows Terry to recruit the dragon into his party.

=== Rescue ===

The Hero may rescue Lora during his quest to defeat the Dragonlord. Lora is located inside the [[Swamp Cave]] south of [[Kol]] which connects to the southeastern continent. In order to rescue Lora, the Hero must fight and defeat a single [[Green Dragon]]. This monster is not visible on the dungeon map screen, but rather is trigger when the Hero steps on a specific tile (similar to the [[Golem]] which guards [[Mercado]]).

After rescuing the princess, the Hero carries her back to her father at Tantegel castle. A sprite showing the hero carrying Lora is used at this time. In the remakes only, the Dragonlord has a special reaction if she is being carried when the Hero confronts him. In it, he thanks the Hero for his kindness in bringing the Princess to him.

=== Tantegel Castle ===

At Tantegel Castle, Lora gives the Hero an item called 'Lora's Love' which tells the Hero his exact distance from Tantegel on the world map at the time it is used. It is useful in finding the Token of Roto later in the game.

While at the castle, Lora occupies the empty space next to her father in the throne room. When spoken to in the NES version, she asks the Hero if he loves her. Answering yes triggers the short love music to play.

=== Ending ===

If the Hero rescued Lora during the game, then she will be present during the ending. The Hero will again carry Lora away as he leaves [[Alefgard]] after defeating the Dragonlord. If the Hero is carrying her when the ending begins, the result is much the same, though a single line is different.

==References==
{{Wikia}}

{{DQI}}
[[Category:Dragon Quest I characters]]

Dragonlord

2011-02-27T00:38:05Z

SystemError: /* Characteristics */ Ah, what the hell, let's make some edits at this place.

{{Character
|Name="Dragonlord"
|Game=Dragon Quest I
|Image=[[Image:Dlord.PNG|The Dragonlord in his first form.]]
|Sprite=[[Image:Dq1dragonlord-sprite-NES.gif]]
|Japanese name=
|Roumaji=
|Title=
|Class=
|Race=
|Age=
|Family=[[Dragonlord's grandson|Dragonlord's Grandson]] (Descendant)
|}}

The '''Dragonlord''' ('''''King Dragon''''', '''DracoLord''') is the main antagonist and final boss of the original ''[[Dragon Warrior|Dragon Quest]]''. Before the game starts, he steals the [[Ball of Light]] from [[Tantegel|Tantegel Castle]], and plots to unleash his forces of darkness upon [[Alefgard]]; he kidnaps [[Princess Gwaelin]] for unknown reasons, and set one of his dragons to guard her. It is also interesting to note that the Dragonlord looks much like "Sleeping Beauty's" Maleficent, who also turns into a dark purple dragon.

At the end of ''Dragon Warrior'', the [[Hero (Dragon Warrior)|hero]] defeated the Dragonlord and returned peace to all of [[Alefgard]].

==Characteristics==
The Dragonlord resides in Charlock castle, which is located to the southeast across the water from Tantegel castle. Within the castle, the Dragonlord resides on the bottom-most level. Throughout the game, the Dragonlord never leaves the castle, similar to [[Hargon]] in ''[[Dragon Quest II]]''.

[[Image:Dragonlordvinyl.png|right|thumb|The Dragonlord in his second form. This Dragonlord is from the [[Sofubi Monster]] merchandise series.]]
When confronted by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest I) |Hero]], the Dragonlord offers him the chance to split the world and rule half of it as his ally.

The Hero is then presented with an opportunity to answer 'yes' or 'no'. Answering 'no' results in the start of the battle with the Dragonlord. Answering 'yes' varies between the different versions. In the originals, the Dragonlord will give control of the World of Darkness to the hero, the screen fades to black, and the menus become red, as if the Hero had been fainted/killed in battle. He will also state he will revive the hero if he falls in battle, even giving him a password in the Japanese Version. Gameplay will stop at this point. In the remakes, accepting the offer simply causes the hero to faint, and reappear outside Tantegel Castle.

In battle, the Dragonlord appears as a humanoid sorcerer who possesses the skill of magic but is fairly weak, physically speaking. After receiving enough damage, the Dragonlord transforms into a more powerful, dragon form (his "true" form). The music also changes to the final battle theme.

===Origins===
''This section requires verification''.

Originally, he is an unhappy man of [[Alefgard]] who dwells in a cave. One day he explored deeper into his cave and found a dragon. He was more astonished when he found he could control the beast. From this point on, he was known as the Dragonlord, and he moved to [[Charlock Castle]].

===Descendants===

In ''[[Dragon Warrior II]]'' a somewhat more friendly descendant of the Dragonlord resides in [[Charlock Castle]].

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest]]''===
The Dragonlord is the villain of the original game. He is the last obstacle the player must overcome before peace in Alefgard is ensured.

{{Enemy
|float = left
|name = Dragonlord
|image = [[image:Dragonlord_NES.png]] [[image:dracolord1snes.gif]]
|game = Dragon Quest
|console = NES, SNES, GBC
|hp = 100 (NES) 240 (remix)
|mp = 40
|attack = 90 (NES) 107 (remix)
|defense = 75 (NES) 110 (remix)
|agility = 55
|spells = [[Stopspell]], [[Hurtmore]]
|locations = [[Charlock Castle]]
}}

{{Enemy
|float = right
|name = Dragonlord (Dracolord)
|image = [[image:Dragonlord 2 NES.png]][[image:dracolord2snes.gif]]
|game = Dragon Quest
|console = NES, SNES, GBC
|hp = 130 (NES) 361 (remix)
|mp = 40
|attack = 140
|defense = 200
|agility = 55
|skills = Breathes fire Breathes intense fire
}}
{{Clear}}
===''[[Dragon Quest II]]''===
The grandson of the Dragonlord resides in the same location in ''Dragon Quest II''. He is a character of core importance as he informs the heroes of their need to collect the Crests and contact Rubiss.

===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
Although not specifically mentioned, the Dragonlord inherits the castle once inhabited by Zoma, sometime after Zoma was defeated by Loto (Erdrick) at the end of ''Dragon Quest III''. Also, according to the ''Emblem of Roto'' manga, the Dragon Queen's egg is most likely Dragonlord.

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
{{Enemy
|float = left
|name = Dragonlord
|image = [[image:nopic.png]]
|game = Dragon Quest IX
|console = DS
|hp = 16000
|mp = 255
|attack = 900
|defense = 500
|agility = 400
|experience = 63600
|gold = 2490
|droppedItem = [[Mini medal]] (common, 100%) [[Red Orb]] (rare, 5%-10%)
|family = ???
|bestiaryNumber = 295
|description = Game description: Lizard lord who ravanges all with great gusts of flame, and whose fire-retardant scales stop any such scorching in return.
Guide description: This proud and mighty beast rules over all the dragon clans of the world with a high and haughty hand.
|locations = [[Grotto]]
}}

The Dragonlord appears as a [[Legacy Boss]] in [[Dragon Quest IX]]. His map can only be obtained as a rare drop from [[Greygnarl]] in [[Treasure map|grottoes]]. Unlike most other legacy bosses, he does not use magic, relying on breath attacks and physical strikes, and is [[enraged]] by anyone that inflicts a critical hit on him. Note that the Dragonlord is classified under the ??? family, which means [[Dragon Slash]] and related effects do not apply to him.
{{Clear}}
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!style="background:#4682B4; color: white;"|Secondary Drop
!style="background:#4682B4; color: white;"|
!style="background:#4682B4; color: white;"|Orb
!style="background:#4682B4; color: white;"|
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|1-3||[[Alefgard boots]]||15%||[[Red Orb]]||5%
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|4-8||[[Alefgard helm]]||15%||Red Orb||5%
|-
|9-15||[[Alefgard armour]]||15%||Red Orb||6%
|-
|16-25||[[Psaro the Manslayer|Psaro's]] Map||10%||Red Orb||6%
|-
|26-40||Psaro's Map||15%||Red Orb||7%
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|41-56||Psaro's Map||20%||Red Orb||7%
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|57-68||Psaro's Map||25%||Red Orb||8%
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|69-80||Psaro's Map||30%||Red Orb||8%
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|81-90||Psaro's Map||35%||Red Orb||9%
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|91-99||Psaro's Map||40%||Red Orb||10%
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*''In addition, he will always drop a [[mini medal]].''
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====Skills====
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!style="background:#4682B4; color: white;"|Level
!style="background:#4682B4; color: white;"|New abilities
|-
|''Initial''||[[Scorch]], critical attack, sometimes attacks twice per round
|-
|16||Always attacks twice per round
|-
|24||[[Party Pooper]]
|-
|33||[[Hellfire]]
|-
|41||Begins attacking 3 times per turn, stops using Scorch
|-
|48||[[Dark Breath]]
|-
|57||[[Disruptive Wave]]
|}
|}

===''[[Dragon Quest Monsters]]''===
{{Enemy
|float = left
|name = Dracolord
|image = [[image:dracolord1.png]]
|game = Dragon Quest Monsters
|console = GBC
|hp = 2/5
|mp = 5/5
|attack = 2/5
|defense = 2/5
|agility = 5/5
|spells = [[Firebal]], [[Meditate]], [[BeDragon]]
|family = [[Boss Family]]
}}

{{Enemy
|float = right
|name = Dracolord
|image = [[image:dracolord2.png]]
|game = Dragon Quest Monsters
|console = GBC
|hp = 2/5
|mp = 4/5
|attack = 3/5
|defense = 2/5
|agility = 5/5
|spells = [[FireAir]], [[Massacre]], [[Surge]]
}}
The Dragonlord (DracoLord at the time) acts as the boss of the Gate of Ambition and will attempt to draw [[Terry]] over to his side in the same way he attempts to bargain with the Hero in the original ''Dragon Quest''. but even if you replied yes, he would laugh and still challenge you.

In addition, a Dragonlord may be bred as a useable monster in both his human and dragon forms.
{{Clear}}

===''[[Dragon Quest Monsters 2]]''===
{{Enemy
|float = left
|name = DracoLord
|image = [[image:dracolord.png]]
|game = Dragon Quest Monsters 2
|console = GBC
|hp = 5/10
|mp = 9/10
|attack = 6/10
|defense = 5/10
|agility = 7/10
|spells = [[Firebal]], [[Meditate]], [[BeDragon]]
|family = [[Boss Family]]
|locations = Breed a [[Servant]] with an [[Andreal]] or [[GreatDrak]]
}}

{{Enemy
|float = right
|name = DracoLord
|image = [[image:dracolord2.png]]
|game = Dragon Quest Monsters 2
|console = GBC
|hp = 6/10
|mp = 9/10
|attack = 7/10
|defense = 6/10
|agility = 7/10
|spells = [[FireAir]], [[Massacre]], [[Surge]]
|family = [[Boss Family]]
|locations = Breed a DracoLord (human) with a [[Divinegon]]
}}
{{Clear}}
===''[[Dragon Quest Monsters: Caravan Heart]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker]]''===

Game Description: This monarch was once bested by the Legendary Dragon Warrior in the days of yore.

===''[[Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2]]''===

===''[[Itadaki Street Special]]''===
The Dragonlord, in his human form, is a playable character in ''[[Itadaki Street Special]]''.

==Related Monsters==

*[[LordDraco]]
*Ultimate Dragon

==Gallery==
<gallery captionalign="left">
Image:Dragonlord NES.png|First form, Dragon Warrior (NES)
Image:Dragonlord 2 NES.png|True Form, Dragon Warrior (NES)
Image:dracolord1snes.gif|First Form, DQ 1 SNES
Image:dracolord2snes.gif|True Form, DQ1 SNES
Image:DracoLord GBC.png|First form, Dragon Warrior I (GBC)
Image:DracoLord 2 GBC.png|True form, Dragon Warrior I (GBC)
Image:Dracolord1.png|First form, ''Dragon Quest Monsters''
Image:Dracolord2.png|Second form, ''Dragon Quest Monsters''
Image:Dracolord.png|First form, ''Dragon Quest Monsters 2''
Image:Dracolord2.png|Second form, ''Dragon Quest Monsters 2''
Image:Dragon_lord.png|''Dragon Quest Monsters: Caravan Heart''
Image:Dragon-dragonlord.jpg|''Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker''
Image:Kingdragon2.jpg|The Dragonlord's true form
Image:Dragonlord_two_forms_NES.gif|Both forms, Dragon Warrior (NES)
Image:DragonlordSofubi-1.jpg|<center>First form, as seen in the [[Sofubi Monster]] merchandise series.</center>
</gallery>
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