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Monster Meadows

Anderby01 — Sat, 19 May 2018 11:29:03 GMT

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The '''Monster Meadows''' is a side quest in the game ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]'', focusing on building up a nature preserve of sorts for a wide variety of monster species to live in.

==Synopsis==
The Meadow is available when the player defeats [[Sulkk]] in [[Nottagen]]. When the town is brought to the present, the Monster Meadows appears next to Nottagen.

When the player enters the monster park, they see a house. Inside the house lives ''VII's'' [[Monty]]. The monster monitor's dream is to create a place where people can come from all over the world to view monsters in their natural habitat, and enlists the party to help him fulfill the plan.

==[[Monster recruitment|Taming]]==
In order to tame monsters, the player must have the beef jerky in their inventory. It is a quest item so as such, it cannot be thrown away. The player does not need to have the beef jerky in one of the player's inventory.

The monster who is defeated last will be the one that the player has a chance at taming, similar to [[Monster recruitment|recruitment]] in ''V''. Each monster has a set taming value ranging from 1/8, like a [[Slime]], to 1/256.

'''NOTE:''' If a monster is recruited but the plan for it's habitat has not been obtained, the monster will relocate to the Meadows immediately once the proper habitat is constructed. Once a monster is recruited it cannot be lost unless released by the player.
If the player recruits duplicates of a monster, they are sent into storage where the player can choose to release that monster into the wild again.

Having a party member who currently is a [[Monster Master|Monster Masher]] will help by using the [[Animal Magnetism]] skill. It increases the likelihood that a monster can be tamed based on the rank the character has in the vocation, and the character '''must''' be a monster masher for the skill to work. Using Monster Munchies will also increase the likelihood that a tamed monster will appear.

==Recruitment bait==
===Meaty treat===
The '''Meaty treat''' (originally '''Rib''') is one of the first meat related items that can be found for monster recruitment. Five can be used in a single battle to guarantee recruitment. It can also be sold for 347 [[Gold]] Coins.

====Locations====
*[[Roamer Encampment]] (Present)
*[[Sanctum of the Cirrus]] (Present)
*[[Mount Gora]] (Past)
*[[Vogograd]] (Present)
*[[Casino]] game Lucky Panel in [[Buccanham]] in the present.

====Description====
*'''A hunk of meat with impressive effects. Once gobbled up, it's gone...''' (Description when selecting a Meaty treat in [[Nintendo 3DS]] ''Dragon Quest VII''.)

===Prime cuts===
The '''Prime cuts''' (originally '''Fillet''') is a more effective meat to use when recruiting monsters. Three can be used in a single battle to guarantee recruitment. It can also be sold for 4,533 [[Gold]] Coins.

====Locations====
*Defeating the first bonus [[Numen|boss]] in under 20 turns.

====Description====
*'''The butcher's very best. They will be snapped up in a second.''' (Description when selecting a Prime cut in [[Nintendo 3DS]] ''Dragon Quest VII''.)

===Shepherd's crook===
Exclusive to the [[Nintendo 3DS]] port, the Shepherd's crook is a weapon. It can be equipped by [[Maribel Mayde|Maribel]] and [[Sir Mervyn]] with the stat bonus of +27 Attack/+21 Style. It has the same effect as [[Animal Magnetism]] when used in battle.

====Location====
Won after the first defeat of [[Rebel lion]] in the [[DLC Tablet]] ''Purrrfect Day''.

====Description====
*'''Can also be used as an item during battle.''' (Description when selecting the Shepherd's crook in [[Nintendo 3DS]] ''Dragon Quest VII''.)

==Enclosure Plans==
In the beginning, the monster park will have only three areas: a grassy plain, a storage area for extra monsters, and the guru's house. However, during the course of the game, the player will come across plans for additional '''enclosures''' (originally called '''BluePrint'''). These blueprints will allow the monster guru to build new areas for different monsters.

Once a new enclosure is given, the Party needs to spend the night at an [[Inn]] for it to be built.

There are nine plans in the game:

*'''Graveyard:''' Highendreigh Tower in the present, defeat the [[King Slime]].
*'''Tower:''' [[Medal King]] in the present, collect 75 Mini Medals.
*'''Highlands:''' [[Mount Gora]] in the past; First cave -> East exit outside -> Up ladder -> Up ladder -> Up Western ladder -> Enter cave -> East exit outside for chest.
*'''Mountains:''' [[Aeolus Vale]] in the past, barrel next to the Praetor's house.
*'''Forest:''' Den of the Dwarves in the past, in a third floor treasure chest requiring the magic key.
*'''Desert:''' [[Buccanham]] in the present, purchase for 5000 Tokens in the Casino.
*'''Seaside:''' [[Coral Cave]] in the past or present.
*'''Tropics:''' [[Sharkeye|Sharkeye's]] ship in the present, in treasure chest on first floor. near the garden.
*'''Cavern:''' [[Cathedral of Blight]] in the present.

===Description===
*'''Blueprints showing a proposed place for monsters to call home.''' (Description when selecting an Enclosure Plan in [[Nintendo 3DS]] ''Dragon Quest VII''.)

==Rewards==
After the player collects all monsters for the monster park, the monster guru will thank you. The main reward for completing the quest is having a rare chance to speak with such a wide variety of monsters, and to see how such creatures would behave in a real life biome. The other part of the reward is a Memento of [[Wiggles]]:
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|Memento
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|Has the effect of [[Lambpede]] when used in battle, though uses an army of Wiggles rather than lambs.
|It might be worth using it in battle and seeing what happens...
|}

==Notable attributes==
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==Nearby monsters==
(After the [[Orgodemir|Demon King]]'s resurrection)
*[[Blightcrawler]]
*[[Blistering bloater]]
*[[Dragstar]]
*[[Gold fryling]]
*[[Liquid metal slime]]
*[[Oinkubus]]
*[[Small fry]]
*[[Whole hog]]
*[[Winged sabrecat]]

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Ultimate Key

Anderby01 — Thu, 17 May 2018 07:48:59 GMT

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{{Item
|title = Ultimate key
|image = [[Image:DQVIIIUltimateKey.png|center|200px]]
|japanese = さいごのかぎ
|names = Final key
|games = ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest V]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''
|buy = n/a
|sell = Cannot be sold
|effect = Self-explanatory.
}}
The '''Ultimate Key''' is a recurring magical item that can change it's appearance to fit any possible lock. It is necessary to advance the later stages of a game's story, usually by opening a jail door.

==Types of Doors==
The final key opens all the types of doors in ''Dragon Quest III''. This includes thief doors (yellow, plain), magic doors (silver, ornate), and final doors (grey, prison-like). As the final key opens all 3 types of doors, it renders the other key types obsolete.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
The '''Final Key''' is found at the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine of Final Key|Final Key Shrine]], which requires a mini-quest to be completed in order to enter the shrine.
====Location====
Acquiring the final key is one of the first major tasks the player must accomplish after receiving the ship in [[Portoga]]. It requires visiting at least 3 separate locations.
=====[[Lanson]]=====
The village has an item shop which sells [[Fading Jenny]]s. These herbs turn the Hero's party invisible for a short amount of time. At least one herb or the spell [[Fade]] is needed to proceed.
=====[[Edina]]=====
The castle is guarded so that outsiders may not enter by normal means. By using and invisibility herb, the hero's party can sneak by the sentries guarding the entrance. Inside, there is a boulder puzzle located on the second floor which must be solved. The player must push three boulders around water hazards into a straight line on the north wall. After successfully completing the puzzle, the hero is rewarded with the [[Bottomless pot]].
=====North Central Sea and Final Key Shrine=====
In the north central sea (just north of where the two peninsula cross each other), there is a small grouping of shoals in a 'T' pattern. By guiding the ship adjacent to the south center shoal, the hero can use the Vase of Drought to raise the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine of Final Key|Final Key Shrine]]. Inside the shrine, the final key is located inside a chest.

===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is given by the Queen of [[Femiscyra]] after confronting the rosary thief. It is needed to obtain the [[Zenithian shield]] in the basement of Femicyra Castle.

===''[[Dragon Quest V]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is obtained after defeating [[Bjørn the Behemoose]]. It is necessary to open the door in the [[Estuary Sanctuary]] leading to the portal to [[Nadiria]].

===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is found at [[Sunken Ship]], which requires a [[Lorelei's Harp]] to be found.

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is found at [[Cathedral of Light]].

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is given by [[Marta]] shortly before she is murdered by [[Rhapthorne]]. It is needed to find the pirate's map.

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is obtained in the [[Gortress]] after defeating [[Goreham-Hogg]]. It is needed to free the captured [[celestrian]]s.

==See Also==
*[[Silver Key]]
*[[Golden Key]]
*[[Thief's Key]]
*[[Magic Key]]
*[[Floodgate key]]
*[[Key to Coburg]]

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Mighty armlet

Anderby01 — Fri, 11 May 2018 13:02:14 GMT

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[[File:DQVIII_Mighty_Armlet.png|right|border|200px]]

The '''Mighty Armlet''' is a recurring accessory in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
The Mighty Armlet is an accessory that increases strength by 25.

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
The Mighty Armlet is an accessory that provides an attack boost of +15. It's a prize for winning the Strength category in [[Excellence Grading Organisation]].

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
The mighty armlet provides an attack boost of +15.

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===

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

==Description==
*'''A magic bracer that increases the power of its wearer's attacks.''' (Description when selecting the Mighty armlet in PS2 ''Dragon Quest VIII''.)

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Mighty armlet

Anderby01 — Fri, 11 May 2018 13:01:56 GMT

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[[File:DQVIII_Mighty_Armlet.png|right|border|200px]]

The '''Mighty Armlet''' is a recurring accessory in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
The Mighty Armlet is an accessory that increases strength by 25.

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
The Mighty Armlet is an accessory that provides an attack boost of +15. It's a reward for winning the Strength category in [[Excellence Grading Organisation]].

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
The mighty armlet provides an attack boost of +15.

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===

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

==Description==
*'''A magic bracer that increases the power of its wearer's attacks.''' (Description when selecting the Mighty armlet in PS2 ''Dragon Quest VIII''.)

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Holy water

Anderby01 — Sat, 21 Apr 2018 14:07:55 GMT

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<center>(''For the '''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''' that originally was localized as HolyWater, see [[List of items in Dragon Quest VII#Key Items|Wholly holy water]].</center>

{{Item
|title = Holy water
|image = [[Image:HolyWaterArt.png|125px|center]]
|japanese =
|names =
|games = ''[[Dragon Quest]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest II]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest V]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''
|buy = N/A
|sell =
|effect = Temporarily prevents random encounters.
}}
'''Holy water''', (also known as '''fairy water''' or '''repellent'''), is a repellent in the ''Dragon Quest'' series. It is used to avoid random encounters, simulating the [[Holy Protection]] spell. In ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'', it can be used to give minor damage to monsters in battle. In ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]'', its function was altered slightly to simulate the [[Vanish]] ability.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ}}===
{{DQItem
|name=Holy water
|kanji=せいすい
|romanji=seisui
|buy=38 [[gold]]{{tt|*|NES version}} 12 [[gold]]{{tt|*|SNES, GBC, and mobile versions}}
|sell=19 [[gold]]
|effect=When used in the field it will cause weak enemies to disappear for 127 steps. It has no effect if used in a dungeon. In the remakes only it can be used in battle to inflict 16 ~ 20 damage to an enemy.
|out-of-battle=YES
|in-battle=Remakes Only
|shops=[[Brecconary]] and [[Cantlin]]
|locations=This item cannot be found in any location.
|description=
}}

===''[[Dragon Quest II]]''===
Starting from this game, Fairy water was sold in item shops. The buying price is 40 gold coins.
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
Fairy water is sold for item shops for 20 gold coins and sold for 15.
===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
The buying and selling price is the same as the previous game. [[Tessie]] will sell this at [[Torneko's shop]] for 30 gold coins.

===''[[Captain N: The Game Master]]''===
Kevin Keene/Captain N and Princess Lana purchased this at the [[weapon shop]] along a map to the Cave of the [[Knight Errant#Knight Aberrant|Axe knight]] as they're the only thing left. Though the price for the water is unspecified, Kevin and Lana were able to get it for 6 [[Gold]] Coins as the shopkeeper considered it a hero's discount.

Unlike ''Dragon Quest'', the effect of the water is that it can be used against evil magic. It's ultimately used to remove the [[Death necklace|Cursed necklace]] from Simon Belmont.

==Description==
*'''This wondrous water wards off weaker enemies for a wee while.''' (Description when selecting the Holy water in [[Nintendo DS]] ''Dragon Quest IV''.)

==In Other Languages==
{{OtherLanguages
|es=Agua Bendita|es-meaning=Literally ''blessed water''
}}

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Pink pearl

Anderby01 — Sat, 21 Apr 2018 09:25:36 GMT

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[[File:Pink_Pearl.png|right|border|165px]]

The '''pink pearl''' is an accessory in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' franchise. In ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]'', it raises style by +40 points.
==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
*Description - A positively pink pearl that exudes panache.
*[[Milly]], [[Ashlynn]], and [[Slime]] Recruits can equip it.
*Bought for 1500 G. Sold for 1125 G.
*Locations - Item shop in [[Pescado]], [[Seabed Shrine]].

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
The pink pearl have a style bonus of +7. It can be purchased in the past [[Wetlock]], at the item shop for 1500 gold.

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===

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Coagulant

Anderby01 — Fri, 20 Apr 2018 09:38:25 GMT

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{{Item
|title = Coagulant
|image = [[Image:PoisonMothPowder.png|center|180px]]
|japanese =
|names = Poison moth powder, Bug powder
|games = ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''
|buy = Varies
|sell = Varies
|effect = Varies
}}
'''Coagulant''' (also known as '''Poison moth powder''' or '''Bug powder''' in the [[Game Boy|GBC]] and [[PSX]] versions) is a usable item in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' and ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]'' and ingredient in ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''. In ''DQIX'', it can be gathered outside the front gate of [[Stornway]]. It is infamously known for its paralyzing effect, although it can also cause confusion and disorientation. The [[Poison moth knife|poison moth knife]] is permanently imbued with toxin extracted from [[Giant moth|giant moths]].

==Effect==
In ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' and ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]'', it has the same effect in battle as the [[Fuddle]] spell. In ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]'', when thrown, it attempts to [[paralyze]] an enemy.

==Location==
In ''DQIII'', coagulant can be found in a chest in [[Isis]] & also found through searching in [[Jipang]] (GBC Version), and later found at shops in the following towns:
*[[Mur]]
*[[Persistence]]
*[[Manoza]]
*[[Immigrant Town (Dragon Quest III)|Immigrant Town]]
*[[Super Secret Faerie Village]]
*[[Domdora]]

In ''DQVII'', coagulant can be purchased in past [[El Ciclo]], at the bridge for 310 gold.

==Price==
In the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] Version of ''DQIII'', it can be purchased for 500 [[gold]] coins and sold for 375, while in the GBC Version it can be bought for 310 gold coins and sold for 232.

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Coagulant

Anderby01 — Fri, 20 Apr 2018 09:30:55 GMT

Anderby01:

{{Item
|title = Coagulant
|image = [[Image:PoisonMothPowder.png|center|180px]]
|japanese =
|names = Poison moth powder, Bug powder
|games = ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''
|buy = Varies
|sell = Varies
|effect = Varies
}}
'''Coagulant''' (also known as '''Poison moth powder''' or '''Bug powder''' in the [[Game Boy|GBC]] and [[PSX]] versions) is a usable item in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' and ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]'' and ingredient in ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''. In ''DQIX'', it can be gathered outside the front gate of [[Stornway]]. It is infamously known for its paralyzing effect, although it can also cause confusion and disorientation. The [[Poison moth knife|poison moth knife]] is permanently imbued with toxin extracted from [[Giant moth|giant moths]].

==Effect==
In ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' and ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]'', it has the same effect in battle as the [[Fuddle]] spell. In ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]'', when thrown, it attempts to [[paralyze]] an enemy.

==Location==
In ''DQIII'', coagulant can be found in a chest in [[Isis]] & also found through searching in [[Jipang]] (GBC Version), and later found at shops in the following towns:
*[[Mur]]
*[[Persistence]]
*[[Manoza]]
*[[Immigrant Town (Dragon Quest III)|Immigrant Town]]
*[[Super Secret Faerie Village]]
*[[Domdora]]

In ''DQVII'', coagulant can be purchased in past [[El Ciclo]], at the bridge for 310G.

==Price==
In the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] Version of ''DQIII'', it can be purchased for 500 [[gold]] coins and sold for 375, while in the GBC Version it can be bought for 310 gold coins and sold for 232.

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Coagulant

Anderby01 — Fri, 20 Apr 2018 09:30:40 GMT

Anderby01:

{{Item
|title = Coagulant
|image = [[Image:PoisonMothPowder.png|center|180px]]
|japanese =
|names = Poison moth powder, Bug powder
|games = ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''
|buy = Varies
|sell = Varies
|effect = Varies
}}
'''Coagulant''' (also known as '''Poison moth powder''' or '''Bug powder''' in the [[Game Boy|GBC]] and [[PSX]] versions) is a usable item in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' and ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]'' and ingredient in ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''. In ''DQIX'', it can be gathered outside the front gate of [[Stornway]]. It is infamously known for its paralyzing effect, although it can also cause confusion and disorientation. The [[Poison moth knife|poison moth knife]] is permanently imbued with toxin extracted from [[Giant moth|giant moths]].

==Effect==
In ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' and ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]'', it has the same effect in battle as the [[Fuddle]] spell. In ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]'', when thrown, it attempts to [[paralyze]] an enemy.

==Location==
In ''DQIII'', coagulant can be found in a chest in [[Isis]] & also found through searching in [[Jipang]] (GBC Version), and later found at shops in the following towns:
*[[Mur]]
*[[Persistence]]
*[[Manoza]]
*[[Immigrant Town (Dragon Quest III)|Immigrant Town]]
*[[Super Secret Faerie Village]]
*[[Domdora]]

In ''DQVII'', coagulant can be purchased in past [[El Ciclo]], at the bridge for 310G.

==Price==
In the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] Version of ''DQIII'', it can be purchased for 500 [[gold]] coins and sold for 375, while in the GBC Version it can be bought for 310 gold coins and sold for 232.

[[Category:Dragon Quest III items]]
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Coagulant

Anderby01 — Fri, 20 Apr 2018 09:30:24 GMT

Anderby01:

{{Item
|title = Coagulant
|image = [[Image:PoisonMothPowder.png|center|180px]]
|japanese =
|names = Poison moth powder, Bug powder
|games = ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''
|buy = Varies
|sell = Varies
|effect = Varies
}}
'''Coagulant''' (also known as '''Poison moth powder''' or '''Bug powder''' in the [[Game Boy|GBC]] and [[PSX]] versions) is a usable item in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' and ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]'' and ingredient in ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''. In ''DQIX'', it can be gathered outside the front gate of [[Stornway]]. It is infamously known for its paralyzing effect, although it can also cause confusion and disorientation. The [[Poison moth knife|poison moth knife]] is permanently imbued with toxin extracted from [[Giant moth|giant moths]].

==Effect==
In ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' and ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]'', it has the same effect in battle as the [[Fuddle]] spell. In ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]'', when thrown, it attempts to [[paralyze]] an enemy.

==Location==
In ''DQIII'', coagulant can be found in a chest in [[Isis]] & also found through searching in [[Jipang]] (GBC Version), and later found at shops in the following towns:
*[[Mur]]
*[[Persistence]]
*[[Manoza]]
*[[Immigrant Town (Dragon Quest III)|Immigrant Town]]
*[[Super Secret Faerie Village]]
*[[Domdora]]

In ''DQVII'', coagulant can be purchased in past [[El Ciclo]], at the bridge for 310G.

==Price==
In the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] Version of ''DQIII'', it can be purchased for 500 [[gold]] coins and sold for 375, while in the GBC Version it can be bought for 310 gold coins and sold for 232.

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Tangleweb

Anderby01 — Fri, 20 Apr 2018 09:25:47 GMT

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{{Item
|title = Tangleweb
|image = [[Image:SpidersWeb.png|120px|center]]
|japanese =
|names = Spider's web
|games = ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''
|buy = Varies.
|sell = Varies.
|effect = Decreases enemies' agility in battle.
}}
'''Tangleweb''' is a purchasable item from ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' and ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]'' and a found item in ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''. It has the same effect in battle as the [[Deceleratle]] spell.

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Yggdrasil dew

Anderby01 — Fri, 20 Apr 2018 08:18:38 GMT

Anderby01: /* Dragon Quest VII */

[[Image:YggdrasilDew.png|right|border|120px]]
'''Yggdrasil dew''' is a recovery item in the ''Dragon Quest'' series. It recovers all party members HP. For this reason, supplies are generally rare.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''/''[[Dragon Quest V]]''/''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
Yggdrasil dew can be collected from a pool in [[Zenithia]]. Only one vial of dew can be carried at a time; you must use up yours before collecting another sample.

In ''Dragon Quest IV'', however, more than one Yggdrasil dew can be obtained. One can be obtained in the [[Yggdrasil]] Tree, and in the [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the other can be obtained in the [[Stairway to Zenithia]]. Getting either of these will prevent the player from getting one in Zenithia, but if the dew is obtained in the castle first, then it's possible to have 2 (3 in the DS Version).

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
Yggdrasil dew can be purchased in a shop in present [[Gröndal]] for 1000G. Only one vial of dew can be carried at a time.

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Yggdrasil dew

Anderby01 — Fri, 20 Apr 2018 08:17:53 GMT

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[[Image:YggdrasilDew.png|right|border|120px]]
'''Yggdrasil dew''' is a recovery item in the ''Dragon Quest'' series. It recovers all party members HP. For this reason, supplies are generally rare.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''/''[[Dragon Quest V]]''/''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
Yggdrasil dew can be collected from a pool in [[Zenithia]]. Only one vial of dew can be carried at a time; you must use up yours before collecting another sample.

In ''Dragon Quest IV'', however, more than one Yggdrasil dew can be obtained. One can be obtained in the [[Yggdrasil]] Tree, and in the [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the other can be obtained in the [[Stairway to Zenithia]]. Getting either of these will prevent the player from getting one in Zenithia, but if the dew is obtained in the castle first, then it's possible to have 2 (3 in the DS Version).

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
Yggdrasil dew can be purchased in a shop in [[Gröndal]] for 1000G. Only one vial of dew can be carried at a time.

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Thief's Key

Anderby01 — Thu, 12 Apr 2018 14:11:27 GMT

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{{Item
|title = Thief's key
|image = [[Image:DQVIIIThiefsKey.png|center|160px]]
|japanese =
|names = Burglar's key
|games = ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''
|buy = n/a
|sell =
|effect = Unlocks certain doors and/or chests.
}}
[[Image:Hero&ThiefsKey.png|right|thumb|200px|The [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|Hero]] from ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' with the Thief's key]]
The '''Thief's Key''' is a recurring item that is needed to unlock certain doors and/or chests. It's usually the first key in the game to be found.
==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
The '''''Thiefs Key''''' is an item in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''. It is the first key acquired in the game. The key is held by an old man at the top of the [[Tower of Najima]]. The key is able to open yellow doors.

===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
The '''Thief's Key''' is given to [[Alena]] in Chapter 2 after she saves [[Anya]] from the kidnappers, and is needed to get through [[Birdsong Tower]]. In Chapter 5, she still has the key upon joining up with the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|hero]]. The Thief's Key unlocks blue doors.

===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
The Thief's Key can first be purchased at the [[The Bazaar]] in [[Haggleton]]. The price for it starts at 2,000 [[Gold]] Coins, but it can be bartered down to 200. The shop selling it closes after the [[Ra's Mirror]] is obtained.

It is also available for 200 Gold Coins at the item shop in the [[inn]] at [[Somnia (Lower World)|Somnia]] in the [[Lower World]]. The shop closes after [[Murdaw]] is defeated.

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
The Thief's Key can first be purchased at the [[Pilgrim's Perdition]] for 470 Gold Coins.

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
The '''Thief's Key''' is made by combining an iron nail and a bronze knife in the alchemy pot.

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
:''"A key capable of opening ordinary treasure chests." - in-game description''

The '''Thief's key''' is an important item in ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''. The Thief's key is provided by [[Cap'n Max Meddlin']] when the hero's tally of handed-in [[mini medal]]s reaches four. It can be used to open locked treasure chests.

==Description==
*'''Opens most treasure chests.''' (Description when selecting the Thief's Key in PS2 ''Dragon Quest VIII''.)

==See Also==
*[[Key]]
*[[Silver Key]]
*[[Golden Key]]
*[[Magic Key]]
*[[Ultimate Key]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
File:DW3_Door_ThiefsKey.png|''Dragon Quest III'' (NES)
File:DW3GBC_Door_ThiefsKey.png|''Dragon Quest III'' (GBC)
File:DQIV Thiefs Key.png|''DQIV'' Famicom art
File:DW4_Door_ThiefsKey.png‎|''Dragon Quest IV'' (NES)
</gallery></center>

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Moonwort bulb

Anderby01 — Sat, 07 Apr 2018 07:38:09 GMT

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[[Image:Moonwort_Bulb.png|border|right|220px]]
'''Moonwort bulb''' (formerly ''Full Moon Herb'' and ''MoonHerb'') is a recurring curative item in the ''Dragon Quest'' series. It is used to alleviate the [[paralysis]] status effect and, in ''VII'' and ''VIII'', [[sleep|slumber]].
==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
Moonwort bulbs are very vital in their first appearance, as the paralysis status does not remedy itself during battle and if the whole party is stunned it counts as a wipe out.

===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
The spell [[Tingle]] has been modified to affect all party members, diminishing the importance of the plant slightly. However, as only [[Meena]] will learn the spell most players keep a few in stock for when she is incapacitated or not in the party.

===''[[Dragon Quest V]]''===
Several monsters will learn Tingle, further reducing the importance of the plant. However, due to the random nature of [[Monster recruitment|taming]] it is still advised to have a bushel on hand for safety's sake. Furthermore, the accuracy of the enemy version of [[Burning Breath]] has risen significantly in the DS and mobile device versions of the game, thus necessitating cultivation for allies who aren't outright immune to being paralyzed.

===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
Paralysis has been modified to wear off in battle after a number of turns, as with bedazzlement and sleep, making moonwort bulbs entirely unnecessary. Additionally, any character can learn Tingle after reaching rank 4 in the [[Priest]] vocation.

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
Moonwort bulbs have been cross-pollinated extensively to breed a more useful root, curing sleep as well as paralysis.

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
The Moonwort bulb was yet further refined, now targeting everyone in the party. Additionally, three bulbs can also be mixed to make a [[Moon's mercy]]. They are also used to create a [[Softwort|Rose-wort]] and [[Mystifying mixture]].

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
The moonwort bulb has lost its anti-narcoleptic properties, but is featured in the same recipes as before (sans mystifying mixture) along with the [[Panacea]].
==Notes==
The moonwort bulb's original translation "full moon herb" suggests that the plant only flourishes in moonlight, explaining the plant's selenite shape.
==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
Image:DQIV_Moonwort Bulb.png|''Dragon Quest IV''
Image:DQV_Moonwort Bulb.png|''Dragon Quest V''
</gallery></center>
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MoonHerb

Anderby01 — Sat, 07 Apr 2018 07:37:27 GMT

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#REDIRECT [[Moonwort bulb]]

Horse manure

Anderby01 — Wed, 04 Apr 2018 06:47:18 GMT

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{{Item
|title = Horse manure
|image = [[Image:DQIV_Horse_Manure.png|center|230px]]
|japanese =
|names = Road apples
|games = ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''
|buy = n/a
|sell = 1G
|effect = Sometimes an ingredient.
}}
'''Horse manure''' or '''Dung''' is an item that can be found in all ''[[Dragon Quest series|Dragon Quest]]'' games, from ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' on.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
In the [[Nintendo|NES]] Verison it is known as the '''Gum Pod''', and [[Nintendo DS]] is known as Horse manure. It is has no known use, other than to be sold for 1 [[gold]] coin. [[Torneko]] will be disgusted if he appraises it.

It can be found in:
*[[Dragon Quest IV Chapter 2|Chapter 2]] in a jar at the [[Desert Bazaar]].
*In [[Dragon Quest IV Chapter 3|Chapter 3]], a shop in [[Reginhart]] will appear to be selling [[medicinal herb]]s for 8 gold coins, but it's really dung. If distributed in [[Torneko's shop]], it will be sold for 3 gold coins.
*[[Ballymoral]]
*[[Fungeon (Dragon Quest IV)|Fungeon]]
*[[Pioneer Town]] (4th Stage)

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
The dung can be found in some barrels and vases.

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
The dung can be used for some recipes in the alchemy pot.

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
An equine extra that exudes a pungent perfume.

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
File:FFXIII.jpg|''DQ IX''
File:Torneko appraising Horse Manure.png|Torneko appraising it
</gallery></center>
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Horse manure

Anderby01 — Wed, 04 Apr 2018 06:46:39 GMT

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{{Item
|title = Horse manure
|image = [[Image:DQIV_Horse_Manure.png|center|230px]]
|japanese =
|names = Road apples
|games = ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''
|buy = n/a
|sell = 1G
|effect = Sometimes an ingredient.
}}
'''Horse manure''' or '''Dung''' is an item that can be found in all ''[[Dragon Quest series|Dragon Quest]]'' games, from ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' on.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
In the [[Nintendo|NES]] Verison it is known as the '''Gum Pod''', and [[Nintendo DS]] is known as Horse manure. It is has no known use, other than to be sold for 1 [[gold]] coin. [[Torneko]] will be disgusted if he appraises it.

It can be found in:
*[[Dragon Quest IV Chapter 2|Chapter 2]] in a jar at the [[Desert Bazaar]].
*In [[Dragon Quest IV Chapter 3|Chapter 3]], a shop in [[Reginhart]] will appear to be selling [[medicinal herb]]s for 8 gold coins, but it's really dung. If distributed in [[Torneko's shop]], it will be sold for 3 gold coins.
*[[Ballymoral]]
*[[Fungeon (Dragon Quest IV)|Fungeon]]
*[[Pioneer Town]] (4th Stage)

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
The dung can be found in some barrels and vases.

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
The dung can be used for some recipes in the alchemy pot.

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
An equine extra that exudes a pungent perfume.

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
File:FFXIII.jpg|''DQ IX''
File:Torneko appraising Horse Manure.png|Torneko appraising it
</gallery></center>
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Happy hat

Anderby01 — Thu, 29 Mar 2018 08:59:46 GMT

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[[Image:DQVIIIHappyHat.png|right|border|225px]]

The '''happy hat''', also known as the '''joy hat''' and '''Hat of Happiness''', is a recurring hat in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series. It recovers the wearer's MP while walking on the field.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
The happy hat has a defence bonus of +15. It can be worn by [[Borya]], [[Kiryl]], [[Maya]], and [[Meena]].

===''[[Dragon Quest V]]''===
The happy hat has a defence bonus of +35.

===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
The happy hat has a defence bonus of +35, but reduces style by 17. It is a prize for winning level 8 of the Best Dressed contest at [[Château de Sass]]. It can also be dropped by [[Liquid Metal Slime]]s.

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
The happy hat has a defence bonus of +37, but reduces style by 17. It can be worn by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VII)|Hero]], [[Maribel]], [[Ruff]], and [[Sir Mervyn]]. It is not sold in any shops, but it can be won from the Lucky Panel at [[Buccanham]]. It can also be dropped by [[platinum king jewel]]s. They can be sold for 10,000 gold, but it is not recommended to do so.

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
The happy hat has a defence bonus of +31. It can only be worn by [[Jessica]] and [[Angelo]]. It can be obtained from Dodgy Dave in [[Pickham]] in exchange for the [[Sandstorm spear]] or made in [[alchemy]] with the [[Feathered cap]] and [[Elevating shoes]]. Shops will take it for 10,000 gold coins.

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===

==Description==
*'''A magical hat that gradually restores MP as its wearer walks around.''' (Description when selecting the Happy hat in PS2 ''Dragon Quest VIII''.)

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
Image:DQIV Borya Happy Hat.png|Borya wearing the happy hat
Image:DQV_Happy_Hat.png|[[King slime]] in ''Dragon Quest V''
Image:Happy_hat.png|The happy hat from ''Dragon Quest VII''
</gallery></center>

==See also==
*[[Unhappy hat]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IV helmets]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest V helmets]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VI helmets]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VII helmets]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII helmets]]
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Happy hat

Anderby01 — Thu, 29 Mar 2018 08:48:06 GMT

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[[Image:DQVIIIHappyHat.png|right|border|225px]]

The '''happy hat''', also known as the '''joy hat''' and '''Hat of Happiness''', is a recurring hat in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series. It recovers the wearer's MP while walking on the field.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
The happy hat has a defence bonus of +15. It can be worn by [[Borya]], [[Kiryl]], [[Maya]], and [[Meena]].

===''[[Dragon Quest V]]''===
The happy hat has a defence bonus of +35.

===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
The happy hat has defence bonus of +35, but reduces style by 17. It is a prize for winning level 8 of the Best Dressed contest at [[Château de Sass]]. It can also be dropped by [[Liquid Metal Slime]]s.

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
The happy hat has a defence bonus of +37, but reduces style by 17. It can be worn by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VII)|Hero]], [[Maribel]], [[Ruff]], and [[Sir Mervyn]]. It is not sold in any shops, but it can be won from the Lucky Panel at [[Buccanham]]. It can also be dropped by [[platinum king jewel]]s. They can be sold for 10,000 gold, but it is not recommended to do so.

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
The happy hat has a defence bonus of +31. It can only be worn by [[Jessica]] and [[Angelo]]. It can be obtained from Dodgy Dave in [[Pickham]] in exchange for the [[Sandstorm spear]] or made in [[alchemy]] with the [[Feathered cap]] and [[Elevating shoes]]. Shops will take it for 10,000 gold coins.

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===

==Description==
*'''A magical hat that gradually restores MP as its wearer walks around.''' (Description when selecting the Happy hat in PS2 ''Dragon Quest VIII''.)

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
Image:DQIV Borya Happy Hat.png|Borya wearing the happy hat
Image:DQV_Happy_Hat.png|[[King slime]] in ''Dragon Quest V''
Image:Happy_hat.png|The happy hat from ''Dragon Quest VII''
</gallery></center>

==See also==
*[[Unhappy hat]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IV helmets]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest V helmets]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VI helmets]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VII helmets]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII helmets]]
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Hat of Happiness

Anderby01 — Thu, 29 Mar 2018 08:42:01 GMT

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#REDIRECT [[Happy_hat]]

Dragonic Diligence

Anderby01 — Thu, 29 Mar 2018 06:29:28 GMT

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[[File:Draconic Diligence.png|right|border|250px]]
''This scroll unlocks the path to learning the way of the dragon.''.

''--Description when selecting the Dragonic Diligence in Dragon Quest VI ([[Nintendo DS]] Version).''

'''Dragonic Diligence''' is an item in ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''.

==Details==
The Dragonic Diligence is an expendable item that if held by someone can choose to learn the [[Dragon (Class)|Dragon]] Class at at the [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VI)|Alltrades Abbey]].

==Locations==
The Dragonic Diligence can be found in the following areas:
*At [[Medal King's Palace#Dragon Quest VI|Medford's Manor]] for 90 [[Mini medal]]s.
*Winning Rank A at [[Slimopolis]].
*A chest in [[Mortamor's Dreadlair]].
*The item shop in [[Reaper's Peak]] for 30,000 [[gold]] coins. Post-Game only.

==Trivia==
The silhouette printed on the scroll resembles a [[Drag-goof]] more than any of the dragon species found in ''VI''.

==See also==
*[[Words of Wisdom]]
*[[Liquid Metal Mind]]

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Bazoom

Anderby01 — Wed, 28 Mar 2018 11:19:52 GMT

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{{Spell Infobox
|title = Bazoom
|image = [[image:DQ3 Spell Bazoom.png|170px]]
|japanese = バシルーラ
|romaji = Bashiruura
|old = Limbo, Disperse
|type = Debilitating
}}
'''Bazoom''' and '''Blasto''', also known as '''Limbo''', refer to a recurring spell in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series. It tries to remove a single enemy in battle, and if successful then no experience points or gold will be counted for the expelled monster at the end of combat.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
The spell is learned by [[Priest]]s & [[Sage]]s at Level 20.
If your characters are hit by the spell, they will wind up back at [[Patty's Party Planning Place|Patty's tavern]], though [[Hero (Dragon Quest III)|The Hero]] is immune to the spell until [[Zoma]] is defeated in the remakes.

===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
This spell is obtained by advancing to either Rank 6 of the [[Armamentalist]] vocation or rank 3 of the [[Sage]] vocation. Bazoom is typically inaccurate, using a 50%, 20%, 10%, and 0% success rate ratio instead of the typical 100%, 85%, 50%, 0% used by nearly all status inflicting spells and abilities in ''VI''. This rate is shared with [[Poof]].

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
Bazoom features the same success rate as in the previous game and is once again learned by reaching rank 6 of the Armamentalist and, in the 3DS version, rank 4 of the [[Hero (Class)|Hero vocation]].

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
"Blasto" is used by certain monsters to remove your monster arena team if you call them into battle. Monsters that have this spell will typically cast it the first turn they have after the monster team is called in.

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

Anderby01 — Wed, 28 Mar 2018 09:10:37 GMT

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#REDIRECT [[Bazoom]]

Slime earrings

Anderby01 — Wed, 28 Mar 2018 08:05:39 GMT

Anderby01: /* Dragon Quest VI */

[[File:DQVIIISlimeEarrings.png|right|border|200px]]

The '''slime earrings''', also known simply as '''pierce''', are accessories in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
The slime earrings have no bonuses to speak of, but give the wearer the [[Socialite]] personality. They can be equipped by all characters and can be purchased in [[Kol]] for 950 gold. They only appear in remake versions of the game.

===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
The slime earrings have an strength bonus of +5 and a style bonus of +35. They can be purchased at item shop in the [[Well shop south of Alltrades Abbey]] for 650 gold.

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
The slime earrings have an attack bonus of +1 and a style bonus of +8. They can be equipped by all characters and can be purchased at the Pilgrim's Rest inn. Slime earrings can also be won as prizes from the Lucky Panel at the Casino.

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
The slime earrings provide a defence bonus of +4. They can be equipped by all characters. One set can be found after the checkpoint between [[Farebury]] and [[Alexandria]].

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
File:DQIV Heroine3.jpg|The heroine of ''Dragon Quest IV'' wearing slime earrings
File:Slime earrings.png|The slime earrings from ''Dragon Quest VII''
</gallery></center>

==Trivia==
* The [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|heroes]] of ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' are seen wearing the slime earrings in their artwork. Depending on the artist, the male hero either wears the earrings in both ears or only one of them.

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Slime earrings

Anderby01 — Wed, 28 Mar 2018 08:03:55 GMT

Anderby01: /* Dragon Quest VI */

[[File:DQVIIISlimeEarrings.png|right|border|200px]]

The '''slime earrings''', also known simply as '''pierce''', are accessories in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
The slime earrings have no bonuses to speak of, but give the wearer the [[Socialite]] personality. They can be equipped by all characters and can be purchased in [[Kol]] for 950 gold. They only appear in remake versions of the game.

===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
The slime earrings have an attack bonus of +5 and a style bonus of +35. They can be purchased at item shop in the [[Well shop south of Alltrades Abbey]] for 650 gold.

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
The slime earrings have an attack bonus of +1 and a style bonus of +8. They can be equipped by all characters and can be purchased at the Pilgrim's Rest inn. Slime earrings can also be won as prizes from the Lucky Panel at the Casino.

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
The slime earrings provide a defence bonus of +4. They can be equipped by all characters. One set can be found after the checkpoint between [[Farebury]] and [[Alexandria]].

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
File:DQIV Heroine3.jpg|The heroine of ''Dragon Quest IV'' wearing slime earrings
File:Slime earrings.png|The slime earrings from ''Dragon Quest VII''
</gallery></center>

==Trivia==
* The [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|heroes]] of ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' are seen wearing the slime earrings in their artwork. Depending on the artist, the male hero either wears the earrings in both ears or only one of them.

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Ultimate Key

Anderby01 — Fri, 23 Mar 2018 10:32:59 GMT

Anderby01: /* Dragon Quest VI */

{{Item
|title = Ultimate key
|image = [[Image:DQVIIIUltimateKey.png|center|200px]]
|japanese =
|names = Final key
|games = ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest V]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''
|buy = n/a
|sell = n/a
|effect = Self-explanatory.
}}
The '''Ultimate Key''' (sometimes called '''Final''' or '''Last Key''') is a recurring item that is needed to unlock the barred jail doors. It is usually necessary to advance the later stages of the story.

==Types of Doors==
The final key opens all the types of doors in ''Dragon Quest III''. This includes thief doors (yellow, plain), magic doors (silver, ornate), and final doors (grey, prison-like). As the final key opens all 3 types of doors, it renders the other key types obsolete.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
The '''Final Key''' is found at the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine of Final Key|Final Key Shrine]], which requires a mini-quest to be completed in order to enter the shrine.
====Location====
Acquiring the final key is one of the first major tasks the player must accomplish after receiving the ship in [[Portoga]]. It requires visiting at least 3 separate locations.
=====[[Lancel]]=====
The village has an item shop which sells [[Invisibility herb]]s. These herbs turn the Hero's party invisible for a short amount of time. At least one herb is needed to proceed.
=====[[Eginbear]]=====
The castle is guarded so that outsiders may not enter by normal means. By using and invisibility herb, the hero's party can sneak by the sentries guarding the entrance. Inside, there is a boulder puzzle located on the second floor which must be solved. The player must push three boulders around water hazards into a straight line on the north wall. After successfully completing the puzzle, the hero is rewarded with the [[Dry Vase|Vase of Drought]].
=====North Central Sea and Final Key Shrine=====
In the north central sea (just north of where the 2 continent "arms" cross each other), there is a small grouping of shoals in a 'T' pattern. By guiding the ship adjacent to the south center shoal, the hero can use the Vase of Drought to raise the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine of Final Key|Final Key Shrine]]. Inside the shrine, the final key is located inside a chest.
===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is given by the Queen of [[Femiscyra]] after confronting the rosary thief. It is needed to obtain the [[Zenithian shield]] in the basement of Femicyra Castle.

===''[[Dragon Quest V]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is obtained after defeating [[Bjørn the Behemoose]]. It is necessary to open the door in the [[Estuary Sanctuary]] leading to the portal to [[Nadiria]].

===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is found at [[Sunken Ship]], which requires a [[Lorelei's Harp]] to be found.

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is given by [[Marta]] shortly before she is murdered by [[Rhapthorne]]. It is needed to find the pirate's map.

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is obtained in the [[Gortress]] after defeating [[Goreham-Hogg]]. It is needed to free the captured [[celestrian]]s.

==See Also==
*[[Silver Key]]
*[[Golden Key]]
*[[Thief's Key]]
*[[Magic Key]]
*[[Floodgate key]]
*[[Key to Coburg]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
Image:DQIV_Final_Key.png|''Dragon Quest IV''
</gallery></center>

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Ultimate Key

Anderby01 — Fri, 23 Mar 2018 10:29:58 GMT

Anderby01: /* Dragon Quest VI */

{{Item
|title = Ultimate key
|image = [[Image:DQVIIIUltimateKey.png|center|200px]]
|japanese =
|names = Final key
|games = ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest V]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''
|buy = n/a
|sell = n/a
|effect = Self-explanatory.
}}
The '''Ultimate Key''' (sometimes called '''Final''' or '''Last Key''') is a recurring item that is needed to unlock the barred jail doors. It is usually necessary to advance the later stages of the story.

==Types of Doors==
The final key opens all the types of doors in ''Dragon Quest III''. This includes thief doors (yellow, plain), magic doors (silver, ornate), and final doors (grey, prison-like). As the final key opens all 3 types of doors, it renders the other key types obsolete.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
The '''Final Key''' is found at the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine of Final Key|Final Key Shrine]], which requires a mini-quest to be completed in order to enter the shrine.
====Location====
Acquiring the final key is one of the first major tasks the player must accomplish after receiving the ship in [[Portoga]]. It requires visiting at least 3 separate locations.
=====[[Lancel]]=====
The village has an item shop which sells [[Invisibility herb]]s. These herbs turn the Hero's party invisible for a short amount of time. At least one herb is needed to proceed.
=====[[Eginbear]]=====
The castle is guarded so that outsiders may not enter by normal means. By using and invisibility herb, the hero's party can sneak by the sentries guarding the entrance. Inside, there is a boulder puzzle located on the second floor which must be solved. The player must push three boulders around water hazards into a straight line on the north wall. After successfully completing the puzzle, the hero is rewarded with the [[Dry Vase|Vase of Drought]].
=====North Central Sea and Final Key Shrine=====
In the north central sea (just north of where the 2 continent "arms" cross each other), there is a small grouping of shoals in a 'T' pattern. By guiding the ship adjacent to the south center shoal, the hero can use the Vase of Drought to raise the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine of Final Key|Final Key Shrine]]. Inside the shrine, the final key is located inside a chest.
===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is given by the Queen of [[Femiscyra]] after confronting the rosary thief. It is needed to obtain the [[Zenithian shield]] in the basement of Femicyra Castle.

===''[[Dragon Quest V]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is obtained after defeating [[Bjørn the Behemoose]]. It is necessary to open the door in the [[Estuary Sanctuary]] leading to the portal to [[Nadiria]].

===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is found at [[Sunken Ship]], which requires a [[Mermaid Harp]] to be found.

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is given by [[Marta]] shortly before she is murdered by [[Rhapthorne]]. It is needed to find the pirate's map.

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is obtained in the [[Gortress]] after defeating [[Goreham-Hogg]]. It is needed to free the captured [[celestrian]]s.

==See Also==
*[[Silver Key]]
*[[Golden Key]]
*[[Thief's Key]]
*[[Magic Key]]
*[[Floodgate key]]
*[[Key to Coburg]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
Image:DQIV_Final_Key.png|''Dragon Quest IV''
</gallery></center>

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Ultimate Key

Anderby01 — Fri, 23 Mar 2018 10:29:13 GMT

Anderby01:

{{Item
|title = Ultimate key
|image = [[Image:DQVIIIUltimateKey.png|center|200px]]
|japanese =
|names = Final key
|games = ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest V]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''
|buy = n/a
|sell = n/a
|effect = Self-explanatory.
}}
The '''Ultimate Key''' (sometimes called '''Final''' or '''Last Key''') is a recurring item that is needed to unlock the barred jail doors. It is usually necessary to advance the later stages of the story.

==Types of Doors==
The final key opens all the types of doors in ''Dragon Quest III''. This includes thief doors (yellow, plain), magic doors (silver, ornate), and final doors (grey, prison-like). As the final key opens all 3 types of doors, it renders the other key types obsolete.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
The '''Final Key''' is found at the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine of Final Key|Final Key Shrine]], which requires a mini-quest to be completed in order to enter the shrine.
====Location====
Acquiring the final key is one of the first major tasks the player must accomplish after receiving the ship in [[Portoga]]. It requires visiting at least 3 separate locations.
=====[[Lancel]]=====
The village has an item shop which sells [[Invisibility herb]]s. These herbs turn the Hero's party invisible for a short amount of time. At least one herb is needed to proceed.
=====[[Eginbear]]=====
The castle is guarded so that outsiders may not enter by normal means. By using and invisibility herb, the hero's party can sneak by the sentries guarding the entrance. Inside, there is a boulder puzzle located on the second floor which must be solved. The player must push three boulders around water hazards into a straight line on the north wall. After successfully completing the puzzle, the hero is rewarded with the [[Dry Vase|Vase of Drought]].
=====North Central Sea and Final Key Shrine=====
In the north central sea (just north of where the 2 continent "arms" cross each other), there is a small grouping of shoals in a 'T' pattern. By guiding the ship adjacent to the south center shoal, the hero can use the Vase of Drought to raise the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine of Final Key|Final Key Shrine]]. Inside the shrine, the final key is located inside a chest.
===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is given by the Queen of [[Femiscyra]] after confronting the rosary thief. It is needed to obtain the [[Zenithian shield]] in the basement of Femicyra Castle.

===''[[Dragon Quest V]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is obtained after defeating [[Bjørn the Behemoose]]. It is necessary to open the door in the [[Estuary Sanctuary]] leading to the portal to [[Nadiria]].

===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is found at [[Sunken Ship]], which requires a Mermaid Harp to be found.

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is given by [[Marta]] shortly before she is murdered by [[Rhapthorne]]. It is needed to find the pirate's map.

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is obtained in the [[Gortress]] after defeating [[Goreham-Hogg]]. It is needed to free the captured [[celestrian]]s.

==See Also==
*[[Silver Key]]
*[[Golden Key]]
*[[Thief's Key]]
*[[Magic Key]]
*[[Floodgate key]]
*[[Key to Coburg]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
Image:DQIV_Final_Key.png|''Dragon Quest IV''
</gallery></center>

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Ultimate Key

Anderby01 — Fri, 23 Mar 2018 07:45:55 GMT

Anderby01: /* Dragon Quest VI */

{{Item
|title = Ultimate key
|image = [[Image:DQVIIIUltimateKey.png|center|200px]]
|japanese =
|names = Final key
|games = ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest V]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''
|buy = n/a
|sell = n/a
|effect = Self-explanatory.
}}
The '''Ultimate Key''' (sometimes called '''Final''' or '''Last Key''') is a recurring item that is needed to unlock the barred jail doors. It is usually necessary to advance the later stages of the story.

==Types of Doors==
The final key opens all the types of doors in ''Dragon Quest III''. This includes thief doors (yellow, plain), magic doors (silver, ornate), and final doors (grey, prison-like). As the final key opens all 3 types of doors, it renders the other key types obsolete.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
The '''Final Key''' is found at the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine of Final Key|Final Key Shrine]], which requires a mini-quest to be completed in order to enter the shrine.
====Location====
Acquiring the final key is one of the first major tasks the player must accomplish after receiving the ship in [[Portoga]]. It requires visiting at least 3 separate locations.
=====[[Lancel]]=====
The village has an item shop which sells [[Invisibility herb]]s. These herbs turn the Hero's party invisible for a short amount of time. At least one herb is needed to proceed.
=====[[Eginbear]]=====
The castle is guarded so that outsiders may not enter by normal means. By using and invisibility herb, the hero's party can sneak by the sentries guarding the entrance. Inside, there is a boulder puzzle located on the second floor which must be solved. The player must push three boulders around water hazards into a straight line on the north wall. After successfully completing the puzzle, the hero is rewarded with the [[Dry Vase|Vase of Drought]].
=====North Central Sea and Final Key Shrine=====
In the north central sea (just north of where the 2 continent "arms" cross each other), there is a small grouping of shoals in a 'T' pattern. By guiding the ship adjacent to the south center shoal, the hero can use the Vase of Drought to raise the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine of Final Key|Final Key Shrine]]. Inside the shrine, the final key is located inside a chest.
===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is given by the Queen of [[Femiscyra]] after confronting the rosary thief. It is needed to obtain the [[Zenithian shield]] in the basement of Femicyra Castle.

===''[[Dragon Quest V]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is obtained after defeating [[Bjørn the Behemoose]]. It is necessary to open the door in the [[Estuary Sanctuary]] leading to the portal to [[Nadiria]].

===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is found at [[Sunken Ship]], which requires a Mermaid Harp to be found.

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is given by [[Marta]] shortly before she is murdered by [[Rhapthorne]]. It is needed to find the pirate's map.

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is obtained in the [[Gortress]] after defeating [[Goreham-Hogg]]. It is needed to free the captured [[celestrian]]s.

==See Also==
*[[Silver Key]]
*[[Golden Key]]
*[[Thief's Key]]
*[[Magic Key]]
*[[Floodgate key]]
*[[Key to Coburg]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
Image:DQIV_Final_Key.png|''Dragon Quest IV''
</gallery></center>

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Ultimate Key

Anderby01 — Fri, 23 Mar 2018 07:38:07 GMT

Anderby01: /* Appearances */

{{Item
|title = Ultimate key
|image = [[Image:DQVIIIUltimateKey.png|center|200px]]
|japanese =
|names = Final key
|games = ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest V]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]'' ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''
|buy = n/a
|sell = n/a
|effect = Self-explanatory.
}}
The '''Ultimate Key''' (sometimes called '''Final''' or '''Last Key''') is a recurring item that is needed to unlock the barred jail doors. It is usually necessary to advance the later stages of the story.

==Types of Doors==
The final key opens all the types of doors in ''Dragon Quest III''. This includes thief doors (yellow, plain), magic doors (silver, ornate), and final doors (grey, prison-like). As the final key opens all 3 types of doors, it renders the other key types obsolete.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
The '''Final Key''' is found at the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine of Final Key|Final Key Shrine]], which requires a mini-quest to be completed in order to enter the shrine.
====Location====
Acquiring the final key is one of the first major tasks the player must accomplish after receiving the ship in [[Portoga]]. It requires visiting at least 3 separate locations.
=====[[Lancel]]=====
The village has an item shop which sells [[Invisibility herb]]s. These herbs turn the Hero's party invisible for a short amount of time. At least one herb is needed to proceed.
=====[[Eginbear]]=====
The castle is guarded so that outsiders may not enter by normal means. By using and invisibility herb, the hero's party can sneak by the sentries guarding the entrance. Inside, there is a boulder puzzle located on the second floor which must be solved. The player must push three boulders around water hazards into a straight line on the north wall. After successfully completing the puzzle, the hero is rewarded with the [[Dry Vase|Vase of Drought]].
=====North Central Sea and Final Key Shrine=====
In the north central sea (just north of where the 2 continent "arms" cross each other), there is a small grouping of shoals in a 'T' pattern. By guiding the ship adjacent to the south center shoal, the hero can use the Vase of Drought to raise the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest III#Shrine of Final Key|Final Key Shrine]]. Inside the shrine, the final key is located inside a chest.
===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is given by the Queen of [[Femiscyra]] after confronting the rosary thief. It is needed to obtain the [[Zenithian shield]] in the basement of Femicyra Castle.

===''[[Dragon Quest V]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is obtained after defeating [[Bjørn the Behemoose]]. It is necessary to open the door in the [[Estuary Sanctuary]] leading to the portal to [[Nadiria]].

===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is found at [[Sunken Ship]].

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is given by [[Marta]] shortly before she is murdered by [[Rhapthorne]]. It is needed to find the pirate's map.

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
The '''Ultimate Key''' is obtained in the [[Gortress]] after defeating [[Goreham-Hogg]]. It is needed to free the captured [[celestrian]]s.

==See Also==
*[[Silver Key]]
*[[Golden Key]]
*[[Thief's Key]]
*[[Magic Key]]
*[[Floodgate key]]
*[[Key to Coburg]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
Image:DQIV_Final_Key.png|''Dragon Quest IV''
</gallery></center>

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