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List of headwear in Dragon Quest IX

Gerik — Mon, 08 Jan 2024 15:09:52 GMT

Gerik:

The following is a list of head-wear in ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''.

Vocation legend - WA: [[Warrior]], PR: [[Priest]], MG: [[Mage]], MA: [[Martial Artist]], TH: [[Thief]], MI: [[Minstrel]], GL: [[Gladiator]], PL: [[Paladin]], AR: [[Armamentalist]], RA: [[Ranger]], SA: [[Sage]], LU: [[Luminary]]

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!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Image
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Name
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Stats
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Rarity
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Equip
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Buy / Sell
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Recipes
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Location
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Notes
|-
|[[File:Iron helmet IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Iron helmet]]
|Defence +11
|☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
|1100/550
|N/A
|Sold in [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest IX)|Alltrades Abbey]], [[Dourbridge]], [[Porth Llaffan]] Dropped by [[ Axolhotl]], [[Metal slime knight]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Steel helmet IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Steel helmet]]
|Defence +15
|☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/1250
|[[Iron helmet]] + [[Iron ore]] + [[Royal soil]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Gigasteel helmet IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Gigasteel helmet]]
|Defence +19
|☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/4400
|[[Steel helmet]] + [[Iron ore]] x2 + [[Hephaestus' flame]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Slime crown IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Slime crown]]
|Defence +13
|☆
|All
| --/2400
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Metal king slime]], [[King slime]], [[King cureslime]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Iron mask IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Iron mask]]
|Defence +14
|☆
|WA, GL, PL
|2100/1050
|N/A
|Sold in [[Bloomingdale]] Dropped by [[Alarmour]], [[Deadcurion]], [[Harmour]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Filigree mask IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Filigree mask]]
|Defence +20
|☆☆
|WA, GL, PL
| --/2700
|[[Iron mask]] + [[Silver platter]] + [[Silver tiara]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Dragon warrior helm IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Dragon Warrior helm|Dragon warrior helm]]
|Defence +17
|☆☆
|All
| --/--
|N/A
|Given by [[Greygnarl]]
|Hero only, -5% Fire & Dark damage
|-
|[[File:Warrior's helm IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Warrior's helm]]
|Defence +18
|☆
|WA
|3000/1500
|N/A
|Sold in [[Bloomingdale]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Platinum headgear IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|Defence +19
|☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
|5500/2750
|[[Iron mask]] + [[Platinum ore]] + [[Hephaestus' flame]]
|Dropped by [[Shogum]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Mail coif IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Mail coif]]
|Defence +20 M.Mending +4
|☆
|PL
|4500/2250
|N/A
|Sold in [[Batsureg]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Mythril coif IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Mythril coif]]
|Defence +23 M.Mending +8
|☆☆
|PL
| --/5000
|[[Mail coif]] + [[Mythril ore]] x2
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Thinking cap IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Thinking cap]]
|Defence +18 M.Might +12 M.Mending +12
|☆
|PR, MG, MI, PL, AR, SA, LU
|12500/6250
|Steel helmet + [[Gold circlet]] + [[Sorcerer's stone]]
|Sold in [[Swinedimples Academy]], [[Wormwood Creek]] Dropped by [[Darkonium slime]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Scholar's circlet IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Scholar's circlet]]
|Defence +20 M.Might +16 M.Mending +16
|☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, PL, AR, SA, LU
| --/10750
|[[Thinking cap]] + [[Brainy bracer]] + [[Sage's elixir]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Raging bull helm IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Raging bull helm]]
|Defence +22
|☆
|WA, TH, GL, RA
|10400/5200
|[[Gigasteel helmet]] + [[Magic beast horn]] + [[Tough guy tattoo]]
|Sold in [[Wormwood Creek]] Dropped by [[Barbatos]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Minotaur helm IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Minotaur helm]]
|Defence +30
|☆☆
|WA, TH, GL, RA
| --/9700
|[[Raging bull helm]] + [[Magic beast horn]] x4 + [[Mighty armlet]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Hades helm IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Hades' helm (Equipment)|Hades' helm]]
|Defence +22
|☆☆
|WA, GL, PL
| --/4250
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Bad karmour]], [[Hell's gatekeeper (Dragon Quest IX)|Hell's gatekeeper]]
|Cursed
|-
|[[File:Great helm IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Great helm]]
|Defence +27
|☆
|WA, GL, PL
| --/10800
|[[Hades' helm (Equipment)|Hades' helm]] + [[Saint's ashes]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Mythril helm IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Mythril helm]]
|Defence +25
|☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
|16800/8400
|[[Platinum headgear]] + [[Mythril ore]] x3
|Sold in [[Upover]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQIX Veterans helm.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Veteran's helm]]
|Defence +28
|☆☆
|WA
| --/6200
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Blight knight]], [[Mandrake monarch]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Crown of clarity IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Crown of clarity]]
|Defence +23 M.Might +18 M.Mending +18
|☆☆
|SA
| --/10300
|[[Thinking cap]] + [[Thinkincense]] x5 + [[Mythril ore]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Steely sweatband IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Steely sweatband]]
|Defence +21
|☆☆
|MA
|15500/7750
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Upover]]
| +40% [[Blunt]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Skull helm IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Skull helm|Skull Helm]]
|Defence +32
|☆☆
|PR, TH, MI, PL, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/4500
|[[Sun crown]] + [[Malicite]]
|Dropped by [[Blight knight]], [[Night knight]]
|Cursed
|-
|[[File:Sun crown IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Sun crown]]
|Defence +32
|☆☆
|PR, TH, MI, PL, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/12400
|[[Skull helm]] + [[Saint's ashes]] x3
|N/A
| +30% [[Fuddle]] & [[Snooze]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Apollos crown IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Apollo's crown]]
|Defence +36
|☆☆☆
|PR, TH, MI, PL, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/14400
|[[Sun crown]] + [[Agate of Evolution]] + [[Sunstone]]
|N/A
| +30% [[Fuddle]] & [[Snooze]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Metal slime helm IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Metal slime helm]]
|Defence +33
|☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/12500
|N/A
|Found in [[List of treasure map treasure chest ranks in Dragon Quest IX|Rang 9 chests]] Completing [[Quest #142]]
| +15% [[Fizzle]], [[Snooze]], & [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Liquid metal helm IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|Defence +37
|☆☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/17500
|[[Metal slime helm]] + [[Orichalcum]] + [[Slimedrop]] x6
|N/A
| +20% [[Fizzle]], [[Snooze]], & [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Metal king helm IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Metal king helm]]
|Defence +41
|☆☆☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/22500
|[[Liquid metal helm]] + [[Orichalcum]] + [[Slime crown]] x6
|N/A
| +25% [[Fizzle]], [[Snooze]], & [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Rusty helmet IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Rusty helmet]]
|Defence +21
|☆☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, LU
| --/--
|N/A
|Give 62 [[Mini medals]] to [[Cap'n Max Meddlin']]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Erdrick's helmet IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Erdrick's Helmet|Erdrick's helmet]]
|Defence +42
|☆☆☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, LU
| --/--
|[[Rusty suit|Rusty helmet]] + [[Glass frit]] x9 + [[Orichalcum]]
|N/A
| +30% [[Dazzle]], [[Paralysis]] & [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Hallowed helm IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Hallowed helm]]
|Defence +40
|☆☆☆☆
|WA, PR, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/18000
|[[Wonder helm]] + [[Reset stone]]
|Dropped by [[Hammibal]]
| +20% [[Dazzle]] & [[Fuddle]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Blessed helm IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Blessed helm]]
|Defence +44
|☆☆☆☆
|WA, PR, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/22000
|[[Hallowed helm]] + [[Agate of evolution]] + [[Purple Orb|Purple orb]]
|N/A
| +25% [[Poison and Envenomation|Poison]], [[Dazzle]] & [[Fuddle]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Wonder helm IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Wonder helm]]
|Defence +47
|☆☆☆☆
|WA, PR, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/26000
|[[Blessed helm]] + [[Agate of evolution]] x3 + [[Purple Orb|Purple orb]] x3
|N/A
| +30% [[Poison and Envenomation|Poison]], [[Dazzle]] & [[Fuddle]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Heavenly helm IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Heavenly helm]]
|Defence +50
|☆☆☆☆☆
|WA, PR, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/30000
|[[Blessed helm]] + [[Agate of evolution]] x3 + [[Purple Orb|Purple orb]] x3 (Alchemiracle)
|N/A
| +35% [[Whack]] [[Poison and Envenomation|Poison]], [[Dazzle]] & [[Fuddle]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Bandana IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Bandana]]
|Defence +1 M.Mending +2
|☆
|All
|45/22
|N/A
|Sold in [[Angel Falls]], [[Stornway]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Trailblazing bandana IX artwork with border.png|center|100px]]
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|Defence +7 M.Mending +5
|☆☆
|All
| --/195
|[[Bandana]] + [[Bow tie]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Mercury's bandana IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|Defence +11 M.Mending +8
|☆
|All
| --/675
|[[Trailblazing bandana]] + [[Agility ring]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Hairband IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Hairband]]
|Defence +2 M.Might +2
|☆
|All
|60/20
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Leather hat IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Leather hat]]
|Defence +3 M.Might +2
|☆
|All
|65/33
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]] and [[Zere]] Dropped by [[Bodkin archer]], [[Bodkin bowyer]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Hardwood headwear IX artwork with border.png|center|100px]]
|[[Hardwood headwear]]
|Defence +4 M.Might +2
|☆
|WA, PR, MG, TH, GL, PL, AR, RA, SA
|120/60
|N/A
|Sold in [[Coffinwell]], [[Zere]] Dropped by [[Teaky mask]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Silver tiara IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Silver tiara]]
|Defence +6 M.Might +8
|☆
|All
|670/335
|N/A
|Sold in [[Porth Llaffan]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Golden tiara IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Golden tiara]]
|Defence +11 M.Might +12
|☆☆
|All
| --/670
|[[Silver tiara]] + [[Gold ring]] + [[Gold bracer]]
|N/A
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Turban IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Turban]]
|Defence +7 M.Might +3 M.Mending +3
|☆
|WA, PR, MG, MI, GL, PL, AR, RA, SA, LU
|310/155
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Mummy boy]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Feathered cap IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Feathered cap]]
|Defence +12 M.Might +5 M.Mending +5
|☆
|PR, MG, MA, TH, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
|620/310
|[[Leather hat]] + [[Flurry feather]]
|Sold in [[Porth Llaffan]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Fur hood IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Fur hood]]
|Defence +8 M.Might +3 M.Mending +5
|☆
|All
|555/275
|[[Leather hat]] + [[Magic beast hide]] + [[Lambswool]]
|Sold in [[Slurry Quay]]
| -10% Ice damage
|-
|[[File:Pointy hat IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Pointy hat]]
|Defence +9 M.Might +6 M.Mending +4
|☆
|All
|840/420
|[[Leather hat]] + [[Magic beast horn]]
|Sold in [[Slurry Quay]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Bunny ears IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Bunny ears]]
|Defence +10 M.Might +5 M.Mending +8
|☆
|All
|1120/560
|[[Hairband]] + [[Bunny tail]] x2
|Sold in [[Dourbridge]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Cat ears IX artwork with border.png|center|100px]]
|[[Cat ears]]
|Defence +10 M.Might +8 M.Mending +5
|☆
|All
|1150/575
|[[Hairband]] + [[Kitty litter]] x2
|Sold in [[Bloomingdale]], [[Dourbridge]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Slood IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Slood]]
|Defence +13 M.Might +8 M.Mending +8
|☆
|All
| --/750
|[[Pointy hat]] + [[Slimedrop]] x3
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Feather headband IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Feather headband]]
|Defence +7 M.Might +5 M.Mending +5
|☆
|MI
|1450/725
|[[Hairband]] + [[Flurry feather]] x2
|Sold in [[Bloomingdale]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Circlet IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Circlet]]
|Defence +9 M.Might +8 M.Mending +6
|☆
|PR, MG, MO, AR, SA, LU
|980/490
|N/A
|Sold in [[Bloomingdale]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Gold circlet IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Gold circlet]]
|Defence +11 M.Might +9 M.Mending +9
|☆
|PR, MG, MO, AR, SA, LU
| --/910
|[[Circlet]] + [[Gold ring]] + [[Gold bracer]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Star circlet IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Star circlet]]
|Defence +13 M.Might +14 M.Mending +14
|☆☆
|PR, MG, MO, AR, SA, LU
| --/1710
|[[Gold circlet]] + [[Lucida shard]]
|N/A
| +25% [[Fuddle]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Hunter's hat IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Hunter's hat]]
|Defence +15
|☆
|RA
|2200/1100
|N/A
|Sold in [[Batsureg]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Ear cosy IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Ear cosy]]
|Defence +16
|☆
|RA
|2400/1200
|[[Fur hood]] + [[Bunny tail]] + [[Lambswool]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Holy hat IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Holy hat]]
|Defence +11 M.Mending +18
|☆
|PR
|2600/1300
|N/A
|Sold in [[Gleeba]]
| +25 [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Hermetic hat IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Hermetic hat]]
|Defence +14 M.Mending +22
|☆
|PR
|4000/2000
|N/A
|Sold in [[Wormwood Creek]]
| +30 [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Hocus hat IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Hocus hat]]
|Defence +12 M.Mending +18
|☆
|MG
|2800/1400
|N/A
|Sold in [[Batsureg]]
| -25% [[Fizzle]] damage
|-
|[[File:Tricky turban IX artwork with border.png|center|100px]]
|[[Tricky turban]]
|Defence +11 M.Mending +18
|☆
|MG
|2680/1340
|[[Turban]] + [[Toad oil]] + [[Snakeskin]]
|Sold in [[Gleeba]]
| +30 [[Drain magic]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Thief's turban IX artwork with border.png|center|100px]]
|[[Thief's turban]]
|Defence +13
|☆
|TH
|1500/750
|[[Turban]] + [[Evencloth]] x2
|Sold in [[Dourbridge]] Dropped by [[Raving reaper]]
| +25% [[Poison and Envenomation|Poison]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Disturbin' turban IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Disturbin' turban]]
|Defence +16
|☆
|TH
|2900/1450
|N/A
|Sold in [[Gleeba]]
| -10% Dark damage, +25% [[Poison and Envenomation|Poison]] protection
|-
|[[File:Malleable mask IX artwork uncropped.png|center|100px]]
|[[Malleable mask]]
|Defence +13 M.Might +8 M.Mending +6
|☆
|PR, MG, MA, TH, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/1600
|[[Circlet]] + [[Butterfly wing]] x2 + [[Narspicious]] x2
|N/A
| +25% [[Paralysis]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Papillon mask uncropped IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Papillon mask]]
|Defence +17 M.Might +12 M.Mending +8
|☆☆
|PR, MG, MA, TH, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/3600
|[[Malleable mask]] + [[Dread dagger]] + [[Narspicious]] x3
|N/A
| +30% [[Paralysis]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Magical hat IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Magical hat]]
|Defence +13 M.Might +16
|☆
|PR, MG, MI, AR, SA, LU
|6400/3200
|N/A
|Sold in [[Upover]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Mega magical hat IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Mega-magical hat]]
|Defence +13 M.Might +20
|☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, AR, SA, LU
| --/9000
|[[Magical hat]] + [[Prayer ring]] x2 + [[Sorcerer's stone]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Musketeer hat IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Musketeer hat]]
|Defence +12 M.Might +18
|☆
|AR
|4200/2100
|[[Feathered cap]] + [[Feather headband]] + [[Magic beast hide]] x3
|Sold in [[Gleeba]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Cavalier hat IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Cavalier hat]]
|Defence +16 M.Might +21
|☆
|AR
|7100/3500
|N/A
|Sold in [[Wormwood Creek]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Battlers band IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Battler's band]]
|Defence +21
|☆
|GL
|4050/2025
|N/A
|Sold in [[Batsureg]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Minervas mitre IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Minerva's mitre]]
|Defence +14 M.Might +20 M.Mending +20
|☆☆
|SA
|14000/7000
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]] (Post-Game)
| +35% [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Canny cap IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Canny cap]]
|Defence +13 M.Might +18 M.Mending +18
|☆
|SA
|12600/6300
|[[Feathered cap]] + [[Brainy bracer]] x2
|Sold in [[Stornway]] (post-game)
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Top hat IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Top hat]]
|Defence +18 M.Might +15 M.Mending +15
|☆
|LU
|12000/6000
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]] (post-game)
|Men only
|-
|[[File:Ravishing ribbon IX artwork with border.png|center|100px]]
|[[Ravishing ribbon]]
|Defence +18 M.Might +14 M.Mending +16
|☆
|LU
|11500/5750
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]] (post-game)
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Wizards hat IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Wizard's hat]]
|Defence +16 M.Might +25
|☆☆
|MG
| --/9100
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Boa bishop]], [[Pale whale]]
| +25% [[Drain Magic|Drain magic]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Witchs hat IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Witch's hat]]
|Defence +16 M.Might +24
|☆☆
|MG
| --/9150
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Moai minstrel]]
| +25% [[Fizzle]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Mitre IX artwork with border.png|center|100px]]
|[[Mitre]]
|Defence +16 M.Mending +25
|☆☆
|PR
| --/4300
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Wight emperor]]
| +25% [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Unhappy hat IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Unhappy hat]]
|Defence +17 M.Might +12 M.Mending +12
|☆☆☆
|PR, MG, TH, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/1400
|N/A
|Found in [[List of treasure map treasure chest ranks in Dragon Quest IX|Rang 7 chests]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Happy hat IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Happy hat]]
|Defence +17 M.Might +15 M.Mending +19
|☆☆☆
|PR, MG, TH, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/3000
|[[Unhappy hat]] + [[Lucky pendant]]
|N/A
|Recovere [[MP]] when walking
|-
|[[File:Spellward circlet IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Spellward circlet]]
|Defence +19 M.Might +19 M.Mending +19
|☆☆☆
|PR, MG, TH, MI, AR, SA, LU
| --/13000
|[[Gold circlet]] + [[Monarchic mark]] + [[Gold bar]]
|N/A
|Women only, +25% [[Sleep]], [[Confusion]], [[Fizzle]], and [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Phantom mask IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Phantom mask]]
|Defence +20 M.Might +16 M.Mending +14 Agility +25
|☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MA, TH, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/14500
|[[Papillon mask]] + [[Dark robe]] + [[Slipweed]] x3
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Spring breeze hat IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Spring breeze hat]]
|Defence +22 M.Might +16 M.Mending +31
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MA, TH, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/20000
|[[Winter sky hat]] + [[Agate of Evolution]] + [[Green Orb]]
|Dropped by [[Fowleye]]
| +40% [[Dazzle]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Summer cloud hat IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Summer cloud hat]]
|Defence +23 M.Might +20 M.Mending +26
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MA, TH, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/20000
|[[Spring breeze hat]] + [[Agate of Evolution]] + [[Green Orb]]
|N/A
| +40% [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Autumn shower hat IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Autumn shower hat]]
|Defence +24 M.Might +26 M.Mending +19
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MA, TH, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/20000
|[[Summer cloud hat]] + [[Agate of Evolution]] + [[Green Orb]]
|N/A
| +40% [[Fuddle]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Winter sky hat IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Winter sky hat]]
|Defence +25 M.Might +30 M.Mending +14
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MA, TH, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/20000
|[[Autumn shower hat]] + [[Agate of Evolution]] + [[Green Orb]]
|N/A
| +40% [[Snooze]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Thug's mug IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Thug's mug]]
|Defence +20
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/7500
|N/A
|Found in [[List of treasure map treasure chest ranks in Dragon Quest IX|Rang 5 chests]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Maid's mop IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Maid's mop]]
|Defence +20 M.Might +4 M.Mending +6
|☆☆☆
|All
|18000/9500
|N/A
|Sold in [[Dourbridge]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Halo IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Halo]]
|Defence +22 M.Might +8 M.Mending +7
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/10000
|N/A
|Completing [[Quest #43]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Tip-top topper IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Tip-top topper]]
|Defence +22 M.Mending +12
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/10000
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|Men only
|-
|[[File:Propper topper IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Proper topper]]
|Defence +22 M.Mending +12
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/10000
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|Men only
|-
|[[File:Silken veil IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Silken veil]]
|Defence +19 M.Mending +15
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/15000
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:DQIX Santa’s hat.jpg|100px]]
|[[Santa's hat]]
|Defence +25 M.Might +7 M.Mending +8
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/6000
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Supernatural specs IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Supernatural specs]]
|Defence +13 M.Might +12
|☆☆
|All
| --/1800
|N/A
|Completing [[Quest #149]] Dropped by [[Elusid]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:X-ray specs IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[X-ray specs]]
|Defence +13 M.Mending +12
|☆☆
|All
|3400/1700
|N/A
|Sold in [[Swinedimples Academy]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Silver specs IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Silver specs]]
|Defence +14 M.Might +18 M.Mending +18
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Sharp shades IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Sharp shades]]
|Defence +15 M.Might +20
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/4000
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Monarchic moustache IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Monarchic moustache]]
|Defence +10 M.Might +7 M.Mending +7
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/7500
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Skull cap IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Skull cap]]
|Defence +20 M.Might +5 M.Mending +5
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/6000
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Swashbuckler's bonnet IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Swashbuckler's bonnet]]
|Defence +23 M.Might +10 M.Mending +8
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/15000
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Pumpkin head IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Pumpkin head]]
|Defence +21 M.Might +14
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/45000
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Brown afro IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Brown afro]]
|Defence +18 M.Might +6 M.Mending +6
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3900
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Red afro IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Red afro]]
|Defence +18 M.Might +6 M.Mending +9
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Alefgard helm IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Alefgard helm]]
|Defence +32
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropepd by [[Dragonlord]], [[Nokturnus]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Midenhall helm IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Midenhall helm]]
|Defence +33
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropepd by [[Malroth]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Aliahan headpiece IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Aliahan headpiece]]
|Defence +30
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropepd by [[Zoma]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Zenithian helm IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Zenithian helm]]
|Defence +31
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropepd by [[Dhoulmagus]], [[Estark]], [[Nokturnus]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Gothan turban IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Gothan turban]]
|Defence +22
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropepd by [[Nimzo]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Somnia hair IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Somnia hair]]
|Defence +23 M.Might +12 M.Mending +12
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropepd by [[Mortamor]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Estard hood IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Estard hood]]
|Defence +22 M.Might +9 M.Mending +13
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropepd by [[Orgodemir]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Trodain bandana IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Trodain bandana]]
|Defence +26 M.Might +15 M.Mending +8
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropepd by [[Dhoulmagus]], [[Rhapthorne]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Cannock helm IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Cannock helm]]
|Defence +17 M.Mending +10
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by the [[Prince of Cannock]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Moonbrooke hood IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Moonbrooke hood]]
|Defence +15 M.Might +12
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by the [[Princess of Moonbrooke]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Ragnar's helm IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Ragnar's helm]]
|Defence +24
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Ragnar]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Alena's hat IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Alena's hat]]
|Defence +20
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Alena]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Kiryl's kamilavka IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Kiryl's kamilavka]]
|Defence +17 M.Mending +12
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Kiryll]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Borya's bouffant IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Borya's bouffant]]
|Defence +16 M.Might +11
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Borya]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Torneko's cap IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Torneko's cap]]
|Defence +19
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Torneko]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Maya's mane IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Maya's mane]]
|Defence +17 M.Might +10
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Maya]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Meena's mane IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Meena's mane]]
|Defence +17 M.Mending +10
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Meena]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Bianca's braid IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Bianca's braid]]
|Defence +18 M.Might +7 M.Mending +7
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Bianca]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nera's hair IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Nera's hair]]
|Defence +18 M.Mending +9
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Nera]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Debora's damasks IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Debora's damasks]]
|Defence +20 M.Might +9
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Debora]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Carver's hair IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Carver's hair]]
|Defence +22
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Carver]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Milly's hair IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Milly's hair]]
|Defence +19 M.Might +10
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Milly]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Ashlynn's hair IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Ashlynn's hair]]
|Defence +19 M.Might +10
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Ashlynn]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Kiefer's hair IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Kiefer's hair]]
|Defence +23
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Kiefer]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Maribel's hood IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Maribel's hood]]
|Defence +20
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Maribel]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Trodeface IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Trodeface]]
|Defence +23
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Trode]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Yangus's titfer IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Yangus's titfer]]
|Defence +24
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Yangus]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Jess's tresses IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Jess's tresses]]
|Defence +21 M.Might +11
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Jessica]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Templar's tresses IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Templar's tresses]]
|Defence +21 M.Mending +11
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Angelo]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Morrie's mullet IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Morrie's mullet]]
|Defence +18 M.Might +6 M.Mending +6
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Morrie]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Fleurette's floret IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Fleurette's floret]]
|Defence +19 M.Mending +10
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Given by [[Fleurette]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Stellar starflower IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Stellar starflower]]
|Defence +23 M.Might +8 M.Mending +8
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/2500
|N/A
|Completing [[Quest #150]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Erinn's headkerchief IX artwork.png|100px]]
|[[Erinn's headkerchief]]
|Defence +7 M.Might +5 M.Mending +5
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/25
|N/A
|[[Erinn]] starter equipment
|N/A
|-

|}

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List of armor in Dragon Quest IX

Gerik — Mon, 08 Jan 2024 14:42:04 GMT

Gerik:

The following is a list of armor in ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''.

Vocation legend - WA: [[Warrior]], PR: [[Priest]], MG: [[Mage]], MA: [[Martial Artist]], TH: [[Thief]], MI: [[Minstrel]], GL: [[Gladiator]], PL: [[Paladin]], AR: [[Armamentalist]], RA: [[Ranger]], SA: [[Sage]], LU: [[Luminary]]

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" class="wikitable sortable"
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Image
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Name
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Stats
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Rarity
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Equip
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Buy / Sell
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Recipes
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Location
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Notes
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Leather Armour.png|center|80px]]
|[[Leather armor]]
|Defence +6
|☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, RA, SA, LU
|180/90
|N/A
|Sold in [[Angel Falls]], [[Stornway]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Scale Armour.png|center|100px]]
|[[Scale armour]]
|Defence +9
|☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, RA, SA, LU
|350/175
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]] Dropped by [[Icikiller]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Large-scale armour]]
|Defence +17
|☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/550
|[[Scale armour]] + [[Scale shield]] + [[Snakeskin]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Chain Mail.png|center|100px]]
|[[Chain mail]]
|Defence +11
|☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, RA, LU
|540/270
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]], [[Coffinwell]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Bronze Armour.png|center|100px]]
|[[Bronze armour]]
|Defence +14
|☆
|WA, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
|720/360
|N/A
|Sold in [[Coffinwell]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Iron Cuirass.png|center|100px]]
|[[Iron cuirass]]
|Defence +16
|☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, RA, SA, LU
|1000/500
|N/A
|Sold in [[Coffinwell]] Dropped by [[Lesionnaire]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Silver cuirass IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Silver cuirass]]
|Defence +25
|☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/1100
|[[Iron cuirass]] + [[Silver platter]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Iron Armour.png|center|100px]]
|[[Iron armour]]
|Defence +18
|☆
|WA, TH, GL, PL, AR
|1200/600
|N/A
|Sold in [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest IX)|Alltrades Abbey]], [[Porth Llaffan]] Dropped by [[Restless armour]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Full plate armour IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Full plate armour]]
|Defence +28
|☆
|WA, TH, GL, PL, AR
| --/1450
|[[Iron armour]] + [[Iron ore]] + [[Royal soil]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Gigasteel armour]]
|Defence +36
|☆
|WA, TH, GL, PL, AR
| --/2400
|[[Full plate armour]] + [[Iron ore]] x2 + [[Hephaestus' flame]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Tortoise shell IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Tortoise shell]]
|Defence +22
|☆
|WA, PR, MA, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, RA, LU
|1550/775
|[[Iron cuirass]] + [[Tortoiseshell]] + [[Emerald moss]]
|Sold in [[Porth Llaffan]], [[Slurry Quay]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Tortoiseshell armour]]
|Defence +30
|☆
|WA, PR, MA, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, RA, LU
| --/1650
|[[Tortoise shell]] + [[Tortoiseshell]] x2 + [[Emerald moss]] x2
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Silver mail IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Silver mail]]
|Defence +31
|☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
|4000/2000
|N/A
|Sold in [[Bloomingdale]] Dropped by [[Harmour]], [[Infernal armour]]
| -8% Blast/Lightning, Fire, Ice, & Wind damage, -5% Dark damage
|-
|[[File:Gold mail artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Gold mail]]
|Defence +38
|☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/4900
|[[Silver mail]] + [[Gold ring]] + [[Gold bracer]]
|N/A
| -10% Blast/Lightning, Fire, Ice, & Wind damage, -8% Dark damage
|-
|[[File:Platinum mail IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Platinum mail]]
|Defence +43
|☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/9000
|[[Gold mail]] + [[Platinum ore]] + [[Hephaestus' flame]]
|N/A
| -12% Blast/Lightning, Fire, Ice, & Wind damage, -10% Dark damage
|-
|[[File:Heavy armour IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Heavy armour|Heavy Armour]]
|Defence +35
|☆
|WA, GL, PL
|3600/1800
|N/A
|Sold in [[Bloomingdale]], [[Dourbridge]] Dropped in [[Mandrake major]]
| -18% Fire & Ice damage
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Warrior's armour]]
|Defence +41
|☆☆
|WA
| --/2550
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Hammibal]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Femiscyran mail]]
|Defence +40
|☆☆
|WA
|6100/3050
|N/A
|Sold in [[Batsureg]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Magic armour IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Magic armour]]
|Defence +37 M.Might +4 M.Mending +4
|☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, SA, LU
|5800/2900
|N/A
|Sold in [[Gleeba]] Dropped by [[Charmour]], [[Lethal armour]]
| -12% Blast/Lighting, Fire, Ice, & Wind damage, -10% Dark damage
|-
|[[File:DQIX Enchanted armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Enchanted armour]]
|Defence +42 M.Might +7 M.Mending +7
|☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, SA, LU
| --/4900
|[[Magic armour]] + [[Enchanted stone]]
|N/A
| -15% Blast/Lighting, Fire, Ice, & Wind damage, -12% Dark damage
|-
|[[File:Ethereal armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Ethereal armour]]
|Defence +47 M.Might +10 M.Mending +10
|☆☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, SA, LU
| --/7400
|[[Enchanted armour]] + [[Ethereal stone]]
|N/A
| -18% Blast/Lighting, Fire, Ice, & Wind damage, -15% Dark damage
|-
|[[File:Spiked armour IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Spiked armour]]
|Defence +39
|☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, LU
| --/9500
|[[Magic armour]] + [[Magic beast horn]] + [[Iron nail]] x5
|Dropped by [[Gloomy gastropog]]
|50% chance to reflect 20% of damage taken
|-
|[[File:Dragon mail IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Dragon mail]]
|Defence +44
|☆
|WA, TH, MI, GL, PL, RA, LU
|11500/5750
|[[Magic armour]] + [[Dragon's scale]] x2 + [[Raging ruby]]
|Sold in [[Upover]], [[Wormwood Creek]]
| -20% Fire & Ice damage
|-
|[[File:Tactical vest.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Tactical vest]]
|Defence +46
|☆☆
|GL
| --/3450
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Excalipurr]]
|Men only
|-
|[[File:Brawling byrnie.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Brawling byrnie]]
|Defence +45
|☆☆
|GL
| --/3400
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Void droid]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Holy mail.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Holy mail]]
|Defence +47
|☆☆
|PL
| --/3650
|[[Chain mail]] + [[Holy talisman]] + [[Mythril ore]]
|N/A
| Man only, -20% Dark damage
|-
|[[File:Holy femail.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Holy femail]]
|Defence +48
|☆☆
|PL
| --/3600
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Wishmaster]]
|Women only, -20% Dark damage
|-
|[[File:Dragon Warrior armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Dragon warrior armour]]
|Defence +38
|☆☆
|All
| --/--
|N/A
|Given by [[Greygnarl]]
|Hero only, -10% Fire & Dark damage
|-
|[[File:Sacred armour IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Sacred armour|Sacred Armour]]
|Defence +46
|☆☆
|WA, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/7750
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Sir Sanguinus]]
|Recovers 25 HP per turn
|-
|[[File:Sacrosanct armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Sacrosanct armour]]
|Defence +53
|☆☆☆
|WA, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/9750
|[[Sacred armour]] + [[Ruby of protection]] + [[Life bracer]]
|N/A
|Recovers 25 HP per turn
|-
|[[File:Veterans armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Veteran's armour]]
|Defence +56
|☆☆
|WA
| --/9450
|N/A
|Founded in [[List of treasure map treasure chest ranks in Dragon Quest IX|Rank 7 chests]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQIX Mirror armour art.jpeg|center|100px]]
|[[Mirror armour]]
|Defence +52
|☆☆
|WA, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
|22500/11250
|[[Magic armour]] + [[Mirrorstone]] + [[Ring of truth]]
|Sold in [[Upover]]
|20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[File:Catoptric armour art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Catoptric armour]]
|Defence +60
|☆☆☆
|WA, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/15500
|[[Mirror armour]] + [[Mirrorstone]] x5 + [[Catholicon ring]]
|N/A
|20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[File:DQIX Gigant armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Gigant armour]]
|Defence +58
|☆☆
|WA, TH, GL, RA
|36000/18000
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]] (post-game)
| -15% Blast/Lightning, Fire, Ice, & Wind damage
|-
|[[File:Metal slime armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Metal slime armour]]
|Defence +63
|☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/19000
|N/A
|Found in [[List of treasure map treasure chest ranks in Dragon Quest IX|Rank 9 chests]]
| -15% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:DQIX Liquid Metal Armour.png|center|90px]]
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|Defence +70
|☆☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/24000
|[[Metal slime armour]] + [[Orichalcum]] x2 + [[Slimedrop]]p x6
|N/A
| -18% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Metal king armour IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Metal king armour]]
|Defence +77
|☆☆☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/29000
|[[Metal slime armour]] + [[Orichalcum]] + [[Slime crown]]
|N/A
| -20% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:DQIX Rusty mail.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Rusty armour]]
|Defence +26
|☆☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, LU
| --/--
|N/A
|Completing [[Quest #177]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Erdrick's armour IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Erdrick's Armour|Erdrick's armour]]
|Defence +82
|☆☆☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, LU
| --/--
|[[Rusty armour]] + [[Glass frit]] x9 + [[Orichalcum]]
|N/A
| -20% of Fire, Ice, Wind, & Lightning damage
|-
|[[File:Glorious armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Victorious armour]]
|Defence +78
|☆☆☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/20000
|[[Mythical armour]] + [[Reset stone]]
|Dropped by [[Excalipurr]]
| -18% Fire & Ice damage, Restore HP & MP when walking
|-
|[[File:Glorious armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Glorious armour]]
|Defence +85
|☆☆☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/25000
|[[Victorious armour]] + [[Agate of Evolution]] + [[Red Orb]]
|N/A
| -20% Fire & Ice damage, Restore HP & MP when walking
|-
|[[File:Mythical armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Mythical armour]]
|Defence +93
|☆☆☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/30000
|[[Glorious armour]] + [[Agate of Evolution]] x3 + [[Red Orb]] x3
|N/A
| -22% Fire & Ice damage, Restore HP & MP when walking
|-
|[[File:Legendary armour IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Legendary armour]]
|Defence +100
|☆☆☆☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/35000
|[[Glorious armour]] + [[Agate of Evolution]] x3 + [[Red Orb]] x3 (Alchemiracle)
|N/A
| -25% Fire & Ice damage, Restore HP & MP when walking
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Plain Clothes.png|center|100px]]
|[[Plain clothes]]
|Defence +2
|☆
|All
|30/3
|N/A
|Sold in [[Angel Falls]] Dropped by [[Bodkin archer]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Wayfarers Clothes.png|center|100px]]
|[[Wayfarer's clothes]]
|Defence +4
|☆
|All
|70/35
|N/A
|Sold in [[Angel Falls]], [[Stornway]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Leather Dress.png|center|80px]]
|[[Leather dress]]
|Defence +6 M.Mending +3
|☆
|All
|290/145
|N/A
|Sold in [[Zere]], [[Stornway]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Plain dress]]
|Defence +15
|☆
|All
|1600/800
|N/A
|Sold in [[Dourbridge]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Summer dress.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Summer dress]]
|Defence +24
|☆
|All
|4800/2400
|N/A
|Sold in [[Gleeba]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Jaguarment.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Jaguarment]]
|Defence +45
|☆
|All
|25000/12750
|N/A
|Sold in [[Dourbridge]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Training top.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Training top]]
|Defence +7
|☆
|MA, TH
|250/125
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Tracksuit top.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Tracksuit top]]
|Defence +15
|☆
|MA, TH
| --/285
|[[Training top]] + [[Finessence]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Leather cape IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Leather cape]]
|Defence +8
|☆
|All
|320/160
|N/A
|Sold in [[Zere]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Swinedimples Blazer.png|center|100px]]
|[[Swinedimples blazer]]
|Defence +10
|☆☆
|All
|1500/750
|N/A
|Sold in [[Swinedimples Academy]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Dancers Costume.png|center|80px]]
|[[Dancer's costume]]
|Defence +13
|☆
|All
|740/370
|N/A
|Sold in [[Porth Llaffan|Port Llaffan]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:DQIX Garish garb.png|center|100px]]
|[[Garish garb]]
|Defence +12
|☆
|All
|660/330
|N/A
|Sold in [[Coffinwell]] Dropped by [[Slugger]]
|Men only
|-
|[[File:DVIIIFurPoncho.png|center|100px]]
|[[Fur poncho]]
|Defence +15
|☆
|All
| --/430
|[[Leather cape]] + [[Magic beast hide]] x3
|Dropped by [[Great gruffon]]
| -12% Fire & Ice damage
|-
|[[File:White t shirt.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[White t-shirt]]
|Defence +11
|☆
|All
|520/260
|N/A
|Sold in [[Coffinwell]], [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest IX)|Alltrades Abbey]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Jolly roger jumper.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Jolly roger jumper]]
|Defence +19
|☆
|All
| --/1990
|N/A
|Give 18 [[Mini medal|mini medals]] to [[Cap'n Max Meddlin'|Captain Max Meddlin]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Shipmates shirt art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Shipmate's shirt]]
|Defence +25
|☆
|All
|5980/2990
|N/A
|Sold in [[Wormwood Creek]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Cloak of Evasion.png|center|100px]]
|[[Cloak of evasion]]
|Defence +13 Evasion +3%
|☆
|All
|1000/500
|N/A
|Sold in [[Porth Llaffan|Port Llaffan]] Dropped by [[Sluggernaut]], [[Tearwolf]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Cloak of concealment]]
|Defence +18 Evasion +4%
|☆☆
|All
| --/1500
|[[Cloak of evasion]] + [[Slipweed]] x2 + [[Lambswool]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQIX Gooey gear.png|center|100px]]
|[[Gooey gear]]
|Defence +21
|☆
|All
| --/2650
|[[Garish garb]] + Slimedrop x3
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Bunny suit IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Bunny suit]]
|Defence +22
|☆
|All
|3550/1775
|N/A
|Sold in [[Dourbridge]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Smart suit IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Smart suit]]
|Defence +18
|☆
|All
|2300/1150
|N/A
|Sold in [[Bloomingdale]] Dropped by [[Dark skeleton]]
|Men only
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Spangled Dress.png|center|70px]]
|[[Spangled dress]]
|Defence +18
|☆
|All
|2500/1250
|N/A
|Sold in [[Bloomingdale]] Dropped by [[Cannibelle]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Velvet cape IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Velvet cape]]
|Defence +20
|☆☆
|PR, MA, TH, MI, AR, SA, LU
|3000/1500
|N/A
|Sold in [[Gleeba]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Majestic mantle.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Majestic mantle]]
|Defence +26
|☆☆
|PR, MA, TH, MI, AR, SA, LU
| --/2550
|[[Velvet cape]] + [[Bow tie]] + [[Brighten rock]] x3
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Tussler's top]]
|Defence +31
|☆
|MA
|3400/1700
|[[Tracksuit top]] + [[Finessence]] + [[Magic beast hide]] x2
|Sold in [[Bloomingdale]]
|Men only
|-
|[[File:Strongsam IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Strongsam]]
|Defence +32
|☆
|MA
|4100/2050
|N/A
|Sold in [[Batsureg]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Dragon dress art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Dragon dress]]
|Defence +40
|☆☆
|MA
| --/4050
|[[Strongsam]] + [[Dragon's scale]] + [[Finessence]] x2
|N/A
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Flamenco shirt.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Flamenco shirt]]
|Defence +38
|☆
|MI
| --/2850
|[[Garish garb]] + [[Brighten rock]] x3 + [[Technicolour dreamcloth]]
|N/A
|Men only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Dancer's dress]]
|Defence +38
|☆
|MI
| --/3200
|[[Dancer's costume]] + [[Brighten rock]] x3 + [[Technicolour dreamcloth]]
|Completing [[Quest #101]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Rogues robes.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Rogue's robes]]
|Defence +39
|☆☆
|TH
| --/3350
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Widow's pique]]
|Men only
|-
|[[File:Roguess robes.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Roguess's robes]]
|Defence +39
|☆☆
|TH
| --/3250
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Terror troll]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:DQIX Fur vest.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Fur vest]]
|Defence +36
|☆
|RA
|5800/2900
|[[Fur poncho]] + [[Magic beast hide]] x3
|Sold in [[Batsureg]] Dropped by [[Cyclops]]
|Men only, -15% Fire & Ice damage
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Nomadic deel]]
|Defence +39
|☆☆
|RA
| --/3800
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Slugly betsy]]
| -25% Earth damage
|-
|[[File:Stars suit.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Star's suit]]
|Defence +44
|☆☆
|LU
| --/11750
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Elusid]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Superstars suit.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Superstar's suit]]
|Defence +53
|☆☆☆
|LU
| --/16000
|[[Star's suit]] + [[Lucida shard]] x3
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Tint-tastic tutu.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Tint-tastic tutu]]
|Defence +44
|☆☆
|LU
|24400/12200
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]] (post-game) Dropped by [[Prism peacock]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Technicolour tutu.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Technicolour tutu]]
|Defence +53
|☆☆☆
|LU
| --/17000
|[[Tint-tastic tutu]] + [[Technicolour dreamcloth]]
|N/A
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Dangerous bikini top.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Dangerous bikini top]]
|Defence +1
|☆
|All
|13800/6900
|N/A
|Sold in [[Dourbridge]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Hot bikini top.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Hot bikini top]]
|Defence +34
|☆☆
|All
| --/9900
|[[Dangerous bikini top]] + [[Seashell]] x3 + [[Crimson coral]] x2
|N/A
|Women only, -10% Fire & Lighting damage
|-
|[[File:Sizzling bikini top.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Sizzling bikini top]]
|Defence +45
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/13400
|[[Hot bikini top]] + [[Technicolour dreamcloth]] + [[Astral plume]] x2
|N/A
|Women only, -15% Fire & Lighting damage
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Dragon top]]
|Defence +39
|☆☆
|MA
|11200/5600
|[[Tussler's top]] + [[Dragon's scale|Dragon scale]] x2 + [[Finessence]] x2
|Sold in [[Wormwood Creek]]
| -18% Fire and Ice damage
|-
|[[File:Dark robe IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Dark robe]]
|Defence +37 Evasion +2%
|☆☆
|PR, MA, TH, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
|13500/6750
|[[Velvet cape]] + [[Evencloth]] x3 + [[Slipweed]] x3
|Sold in [[Upover]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Macabre mantle.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Macabre mantle]]
|Defence +42 Evasion +3%
|☆☆☆
|PR, MA, TH, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/12250
|[[Dark robe]] + [[Terrible tattoo]] x3 + [[Wing of bat]] x4
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Combat top.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Combat top]]
|Defence +47
|☆☆
|MA
|27000/13500
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]] (post-game)
|Men only
|-
|[[File:Combat costume.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Combat costume]]
|Defence +48
|☆☆
|MA
|27500/13750
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]] (post-game)
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Twinkling tuxedo.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]]
|Defence +35
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/7250
|[[Smart suit]] + [[Brighten rock]] x3 + [[Bow tie]]
|N/A
|Men only, 20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[File:Shimmering dress IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|Defence +35
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/7750
|[[Spangled dress]] + [[Brighten rock]] x3 + [[Pink pearl]]
|N/A
|Women only, 20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Dangerous Bustier.png|center|80px]]
|[[Dangerous bustier]]
|Defence +1
|☆☆
|All
| --/5900
|N/A
|Found in [[List of treasure map treasure chest ranks in Dragon Quest IX|Rank 5 chests]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Silk bustier IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Silk bustier]]
|Defence +34
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/8200
|[[Dangerous bustier]] + [[Silk robe]] + [[Tangleweb]] x7
|N/A
|Women only
|-
|[[File:DVIII Divine Bustier.png|center|100px]]
|[[Divine bustier]]
|Defence +58 Evasion +2%
|☆☆☆☆
|All
| --/16250
|[[Silk bustier]] + [[Slipweed]] x7 + [[Sainted soma]] x3
|N/A
|Women only
|-
|[[File:DQIX Pallium regale.jpeg|center|100px]]
|[[Pallium regale]]
|Defence +63
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, TH, MI, PL, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/--
|N/A
|Completing [[Quest #145]] Dropped by [[Slionheart]]
|Men only, -20% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Tropotoga.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Tropotoga]]
|Defence +61
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, MA, TH, MI, RA, SA, LU
| --/15000
|[[Mesotoga]] + [[Reset stone]]
|Dropped by [[Atlas]]
| -20% Fire & Ice damage, 20% [[Poison]], [[Sleep]],& [[Paralysis]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Stratotoga.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Stratotoga]]
|Defence +66
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, MA, TH, MI, RA, SA, LU
| --/18000
|[[Tropotoga]] + [[Agate of Evolution]] + [[Blue Orb]]
|N/A
| -22% Fire & Ice damage, 25% [[Poison]], [[Sleep]] & [[Paralysis]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Mesotoga.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Mesotoga]]
|Defence +70
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, MA, TH, MI, RA, SA, LU
| --/22000
|[[Stratotoga]] + [[Agate of Evolution]] x3 + [[Blue Orb]] x3
|N/A
| -22% all elemental damage, 30% [[Poison]], [[Sleep]] & [[Paralysis]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Exotoga IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Exotoga]]
|Defence +75
|☆☆☆☆☆
|PR, MA, TH, MI, RA, SA, LU
| --/27000
|[[Stratotoga]] + [[Agate of Evolution]] x3 + [[Blue Orb]] x3 (Alchemiracle)
|N/A
| -25% elemental damage, 35% [[Poison]], [[Sleep]] & [[Paralysis]] resistance
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Silk Robe.png|center|80px]]
|[[Silk robe]]
|Defence +3 M.Might +3
|☆
|All
|210/105
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]], [[Zere]] Dropped by [[Mean spirit]], [[Meowgician]], [[Spirit]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Robe of serenity ix artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Robe of serenity]]
|Defence +9 M.Might +5 M.Mending +5
|☆
|All
|950/475
|N/A
|Sold in [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest IX)|Alltrades Abbey]], [[Slurry Quay]]
|25% [[Sleep]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Robe of sweet dreams.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Robe of sweet dreams]]
|Defence +14 M.Might +8 M.Mending +10
|☆
|All
| --/1150
|[[Robe of serenity]] + [[Sleeping hibiscus]] x3 + [[Lambswool]] x3
|N/A
|40% [[Sleep]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Best vest art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Best vest]]
|Defence +12 M.Might +8 M.Mending +8
|☆
|All
|2000/1000
|N/A
|Sold in [[Bloomingdale]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Magic vestment IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Magical robes]]
|Defence +15 M.Might +12 M.Mending +12
|☆
|PR, MG, MI, PL, AR, SA, LU
|3600/1800
|N/A
|Sold in [[Gleeba]] Dropped by [[Sorcerer]], [[Shaman]]
| -18% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Enchanted robes.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Enchanted robes]]
|Defence +20 M.Might +16 M.Mending +16
|☆
|PR, MG, MI, PL, AR, SA, LU
| --/2650
|[[Magical robes]] + [[Enchanted stone]]
|N/A
| -20% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Ethereal robes.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Ethereal robes]]
|Defence +26 M.Might +20 M.Mending +20
|☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, PL, AR, SA, LU
| --/3100
|[[Enchanted robes]] + [[Ethereal stone]]
|N/A
| -22% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Ascetic robe art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Ascetic robe]]
|Defence +19 M.Mending +18
|☆
|PR
| --/1950
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Wight priest]]
|Men only, 30% [[Drain Magic|Drain magic]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Saintly robe art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Saintly robe]]
|Defence +25 M.Mending +24
|☆☆
|PR
| --/3250
|[[Ascetic robe]] + [[Rosary]] + [[Grubby bandage]] x3
|N/A
|Men only, 40% [[Drain magic]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Priestess pinafore art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Priestess's pinafore]]
|Defence +19 M.Mending +18
|☆
|PR
| --/2050
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Wight king]]
|Women only, 30% [[Drain magic]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Fizzle-retardant suit.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Fizzle-retardant suit]]
|Defence +18 M.Might +18
|☆
|MG
| --/2000
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Python priest]]
|Man only, -30% [[Fizzle]] damage.
|-
|[[File:Fizzle-retardant suit.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Fizzle-proof suit]]
|Defence +24 M.Might +24
|☆☆
|MG
| --/3500
|[[Fizzle-retardant suit]] + [[Sorcerer's ring]] + [[Grubby bandage]] x3
|N/A
|Man only, -40% [[Fizzle]] damage.
|-
|[[File:DQIX Fizzle-retardant blouse.png|center|100px]]
|[[Fizzle-retardant blouse]]
|Defence +18 M.Might +18
|☆
|MG
| --/2150
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Cobra cardinal]]
|Women only, -30% [[Fizzle]] damage
|-
|[[File:DQIX Glombolero artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Glombolero]]
|Defence +20 M.Might +16
|☆☆
|All
| --/3300
|N/A
|Rank [[List of treasure map treasure chest ranks in Dragon Quest IX|4 chests]] Completing [[Quest #42]]
|Absorbs all MP from spells cast on the wearer
|-
|[[File:Fencing jacket art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Fencing jacket]]
|Defence +45 M.Might +15
|☆
|AR
| --/3700
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Excalipurr]]
|Men only, -15% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Fencing frock.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Fencing frock]]
|Defence +44 M.Might +16
|☆
|AR
| --/3700
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Cannibelle]]
|Women only, -15% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Sage's robe IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Sage's robe]]
|Defence +32 M.Might +22 M.Mending +18
|☆☆
|SA
| --/5300
|[[Saintly robe]] + [[Fizzle-proof suit]] + [[Thinkincense]] x3
|N/A
| -15% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Maidens mantle.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Maiden's mantle]]
|Defence +32 M.Might +18 M.Mending +22
|☆
|SA
|23500/11750
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]] (post-game)
|Women only, -12% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:DQIX Flowing dress.png|center|80px]]
|[[Flowing dress]]
|Defence +25 M.Might +18 M.Mending +18
|☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, PL, AR, RA, SA, LU
|18000/9000
|[[Enchanted robes]] + [[Celestial skein]] x3
|Sold in [[Wormwood Creek]], [[Upover]] Dropped by [[Cumulus hex]]
| -25% Fire & Ice damage
|-
|[[File:Wizards robe.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Wizard's robe]]
|Defence +27 M.Might +27
|☆☆
|MG
|12500/6250
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]] (post-game) Dropped by [[Boa bishop]]
|Men only, +40% [[Fizzle]] resistance
|-
|[[File:DQIX Witchs robe.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Witch's robe]]
|Defence +27 M.Might +28
|☆☆
|MG
|13000/6500
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]] (post-game)
|Women only, +40% [[Fizzle]] resistance
|-
|[[File:DQIX Surplice.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Surplice]]
|Defence +30 M.Mending +27
|☆☆
|PR
| --/6400
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Wight emperor]]
| +40% [[Drain magic]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Cape of good karma.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Cape of good karma]]
|Defence +35 M.Might +23 M.Mending +23
|☆☆
|SA
| --/6500
|[[Majestic mantle]] + [[Thinkincense]] x6 + [[Sage's elixir]] x3
|N/A
|Men only, +30% [[Drain magic]] & [[Fizzle]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Divine dress.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Divine dress]]
|Defence +35 M.Might +23 M.Mending +25
|☆☆
|SA
| --/6500
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Vermil lion]]
|Women only, +30% Drain magic & [[Fizzle]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Princes pea coat.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Prince's pea coat]]
|Defence +30 M.Might +20 M.Mending +20
|☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, AR, SA, LU
| --/9000
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]] + [[Monarchic mark]]
|N/A
|Men only, -15% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Kings coat.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[King's coat]]
|Defence +34 M.Might +25 M.Mending +25
|☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, AR, SA, LU
| --/13500
|[[Prince's pea coat]] + [[King axe]] + [[Lambswool]] x2
|N/A
|Men only, -18% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Emperors attire.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Emperor's attire]]
|Defence +38 M.Might +30 M.Mending +30
|☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, AR, SA, LU
| --/18000
|[[King's coat]] + [[Slime crown]] + [[Lambswool]]
|N/A
|Men only, -20% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:DQIX Princess Robe.png|center|70px]]
|[[Princess's robe]]
|Defence +30 M.Might +20 M.Mending +20
|☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, AR, SA, LU
| --/9400
|[[Shimmering dress]] + [[Monarchic mark]]
|N/A
|Women only, -15% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Queens robe.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Queen's robe]]
|Defence +34 M.Might +25 M.Mending +25
|☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, AR, SA, LU
| --/13900
|[[Princess's robe]] + [[Monarch's mittens]] + [[Lambswool]]
|N/A
|Women only, -18% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Empress's robe IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Empress's robe]]
|Defence +38 M.Might +30 M.Mending +30
|☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, AR, SA, LU
| --/18400
|[[Queen's robe]] + [[Spellward circlet]] + [[Lambswool]]
|N/A
|Women only, -20% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Nightmare gown.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Nightmare gown]]
|Defence +37
|☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/9500
|N/A
|Found in [[Tower of Nod]]
|Cursed
|-
|[[File:Celestrias gown.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Celestria's gown]]
|Defence +37 M.Mending +32
|☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/11500
|[[Nightmare gown]] + [[Saint's ashes]] x3
|N/A
|25HP restore per turn, +25% [[Sleep]] & [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Celestrias raiment.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Celestria's raiment]]
|Defence +43 M.Mending +40
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/13250
|[[Celestria's gown]] + [[Agate of evolution]] + [[Astral plume]] x7
|N/A
|25HP restore per turn, +25% [[Sleep]] & [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Dragon robe XI artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Dragon robe]]
|Defence +39 M.Might +32
|☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MA, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/16250
|N/A
|Give 80 [[Mini medal|mini medals]] to [[Cap'n Max Meddlin']]
| -18% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Xenlon robe.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Xenlon robe]]
|Defence +45 M.Might +42
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MA, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/18250
|[[Dragon robe]] + [[Dragon top]] + [[Dragon dress]]
|N/A
| -20% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Angel's robe IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Angel's robe]]
|Defence +41 M.Might +30 M.Mending +30
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, SA, LU
| --/18000
|[[Aeon's robe]] + [[Reset stone]]
|Dropped by [[Tyrannosaurus Wrecks]]
| -18% all elemental damage, +25% [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Archangels robe art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Archangel's robe]]
|Defence +44 M.Might +34 M.Mending +34
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, SA, LU
| --/22000
|[[Angel's robe]] + [[Agate of evolution]] + [[Yellow Orb|Yellow orb]]
|N/A
| -20% all elemental damage, +30% [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Aeons robe art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Aeon's robe]]
|Defence +47 M.Might +38 M.Mending +38
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, SA, LU
| --/26000
|[[Archangel's robe]] + [[Agate of evolution]] x3 + [[Yellow Orb|Yellow orb]] x3
|N/A
| -22% all elemental damage, +35% [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Seraph's robe IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Seraph's robe]]
|Defence +50 M.Might +42 M.Mending +42
|☆☆☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, SA, LU
| --/3000
|[[Archangel's robe]] + [[Agate of evolution]] x3 + [[Yellow Orb|Yellow orb]] x3 (Alchemiracle)
|N/A
| -25% all elemental damage, +40% [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Muscle belt.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Muscle belt]]
|Defence +24
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/7500
|N/A
|Found in [[List of treasure map treasure chest ranks in Dragon Quest IX|Rank 5 chests]]
|Men only
|-
|[[File:Maid outfit art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Maid outfit]]
|Defence +25
|☆☆☆
|All
|18000/9000
|N/A
|Sold in [[Dourbridge]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Celestial suit]]
|Defence +2
|☆
|All
| --/--
|N/A
|Worn at the beginning of the game
|Hero only
|-
|[[File:White tuxedo art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[White tuxedo]]
|Defence +48
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/25000
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|Men only
|-
|[[File:Wedding dress art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Wedding dress]]
|Defence +45
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/45000
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Santa suit art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Santa suit]]
|Defence +52
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/9000
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|Men only, -20% Ice damage
|-
|[[File:Santas little helper art.jpg|100px]]
|[[Santa's little helper suit]]
|Defence +50
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/12000
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|Women only, -20% Ice damage
|-
|[[File:Skeleton suit art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Skeleton suit]]
|Defence +38
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/7500
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Captain's coat]]
|Defence +53
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/17500
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Alefgard armour]]
|Defence +60
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Dragonlord]], [[Nokturnus]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Midenhall garb]]
|Defence +55
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Malroth]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Aliahan Clothes.png|center|100px]]
|[[Aliahan costume|Aliahan clothes]]
|Defence +58
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Baramos]], [[Zoma]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Zenithian Clothes.png|center|100px]]
|[[Zenithian clothes]]
|Defence +54
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Dhoulmagus]], [[Rhapthorne]]
|Men only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Zenithian leotard]]
|Defence +53
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Estark]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Gothan robe]]
|Defence +40 M.Might +12 M.Mending +20
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Nimzo]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Somnia clothes art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Somnia clothes]]
|Defence +47
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Murdaw]], [[Mortamor]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Estard clothes]]
|Defence +50
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Orgodemir]]
|N/A
|-
|-
|[[File:Trodain togs IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Trodain togs]]
|Defence +52
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Rhapthorne]]
|N/A
|-
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Cannock cloak]]
|Defence +36
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by the [[Prince of Cannock]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Moonbrooke dress]]
|Defence +20 M.Might +10 M.Mending +5
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by the [[Princess of Moonbrooke]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Ragnar's armour]]
|Defence +38
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Ragnar McRyan|Ragnar]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Alenas Dress.png|center|100px]]
|[[Alena's dress]]
|Defence +32
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Alena]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Kiryl's clothes]]
|Defence +22 M.Mending +12
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Kiryl]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Borya's robe]]
|Defence +18 M.Might +12
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Borya]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Torneko's clothes]]
|Defence +30
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Torneko]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Maya's outfit]]
|Defence +17 M.Might +11
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Maya]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Meena's robe]]
|Defence +20 M.Mending +11
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Meena]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Bianca's clothes]]
|Defence +31
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Bianca]]
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Nera's dress]]
|Defence +27 M.Mending +5
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Nera]]
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Debora's dress]]
|Defence +32
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Debora]]
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Carver's vest]]
|Defence +34
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Carver]]
|Men Only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Milly's clothes]]
|Defence +33
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Milly]]
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:Ashlynns clothes art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Ashlynn's clothes]]
|Defence +32
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Ashlynn]]
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Kiefer's clothes]]
|Defence +35
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Kiefer]]
|Men Only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Maribel's clothes]]
|Defence +30
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Maribel]]
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Trode's robes]]
|Defence +23 M.Might +6
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Trode]]
|Men Only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Yangus's billy]]
|Defence +33
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Yangus]]
|Men Only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Jessica's frock]]
|Defence +29
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Jessica]]
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Templars Uniform.png|center|100px]]
|[[Templar's togs]]
|Defence +35
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Angelo]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Gusto garb]]
|Defence +40
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Morrie]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Fleurette's frock]]
|Defence +27
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Fleurette]]
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:Stellar suit.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Stellar suit]]
|Defence +33
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Complete [[Quest #146]]
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:Erinns outfit art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Erinn's outfit]]
|Defence +20
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/200
|N/A
|[[Erinn]] starting equipment
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:Pattys dirndl art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Patty's dirndl]]
|Defence +25
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3400
|N/A
|[[Patty]] starting equipment
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:DQIX Sellmas frock.png|center|80px]]
|[[Sellma's frock]]
|Defence +30
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/1000
|N/A
|[[Sellma]] starting equipment
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:Aquilas armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Aquila's armour]]
|Defence +35
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/600
|N/A
|[[Aquila]] starting equipment
|N/A
|-

|}

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[[Category:Dragon Quest IX lists]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX armor|*]]

List of armor in Dragon Quest IX

Gerik — Mon, 08 Jan 2024 14:36:32 GMT

Gerik:

The following is a list of armor in ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''.

Vocation legend - WA: [[Warrior]], PR: [[Priest]], MG: [[Mage]], MA: [[Martial Artist]], TH: [[Thief]], MI: [[Minstrel]], GL: [[Gladiator]], PL: [[Paladin]], AR: [[Armamentalist]], RA: [[Ranger]], SA: [[Sage]], LU: [[Luminary]]

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" class="wikitable sortable"
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Image
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Name
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Stats
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Rarity
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Equip
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Buy / Sell
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Recipes
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Location
!style="background:#9d0000; color: gold;"| Notes
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Leather Armour.png|center|80px]]
|[[Leather armor]]
|Defence +6
|☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, RA, SA, LU
|180/90
|N/A
|Sold in [[Angel Falls]], [[Stornway]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Scale Armour.png|center|100px]]
|[[Scale armour]]
|Defence +9
|☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, RA, SA, LU
|350/175
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]] Dropped by [[Icikiller]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Large-scale armour]]
|Defence +17
|☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/550
|[[Scale armour]] + [[Scale shield]] + [[Snakeskin]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Chain Mail.png|center|100px]]
|[[Chain mail]]
|Defence +11
|☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, RA, LU
|540/270
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]], [[Coffinwell]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Bronze Armour.png|center|100px]]
|[[Bronze armour]]
|Defence +14
|☆
|WA, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
|720/360
|N/A
|Sold in [[Coffinwell]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Iron Cuirass.png|center|100px]]
|[[Iron cuirass]]
|Defence +16
|☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, RA, SA, LU
|1000/500
|N/A
|Sold in [[Coffinwell]] Dropped by [[Lesionnaire]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Silver cuirass IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Silver cuirass]]
|Defence +25
|☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/1100
|[[Iron cuirass]] + [[Silver platter]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Iron Armour.png|center|100px]]
|[[Iron armour]]
|Defence +18
|☆
|WA, TH, GL, PL, AR
|1200/600
|N/A
|Sold in [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest IX)|Alltrades Abbey]], [[Porth Llaffan]] Dropped by [[Restless armour]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Full plate armour IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Full plate armour]]
|Defence +28
|☆
|WA, TH, GL, PL, AR
| --/1450
|[[Iron armour]] + [[Iron ore]] + [[Royal soil]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Gigasteel armour]]
|Defence +36
|☆
|WA, TH, GL, PL, AR
| --/2400
|[[Full plate armour]] + [[Iron ore]] x2 + [[Hephaestus' flame]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Tortoise shell IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Tortoise shell]]
|Defence +22
|☆
|WA, PR, MA, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, RA, LU
|1550/775
|[[Iron cuirass]] + [[Tortoiseshell]] + [[Emerald moss]]
|Sold in [[Porth Llaffan]], [[Slurry Quay]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Tortoiseshell armour]]
|Defence +30
|☆
|WA, PR, MA, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, RA, LU
| --/1650
|[[Tortoise shell]] + [[Tortoiseshell]] x2 + [[Emerald moss]] x2
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Silver mail IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Silver mail]]
|Defence +31
|☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
|4000/2000
|N/A
|Sold in [[Bloomingdale]] Dropped by [[Harmour]], [[Infernal armour]]
| -8% Blast/Lightning, Fire, Ice, & Wind damage, -5% Dark damage
|-
|[[File:Gold mail artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Gold mail]]
|Defence +38
|☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/4900
|[[Silver mail]] + [[Gold ring]] + [[Gold bracer]]
|N/A
| -10% Blast/Lightning, Fire, Ice, & Wind damage, -8% Dark damage
|-
|[[File:Platinum mail IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Platinum mail]]
|Defence +43
|☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/9000
|[[Gold mail]] + [[Platinum ore]] + [[Hephaestus' flame]]
|N/A
| -12% Blast/Lightning, Fire, Ice, & Wind damage, -10% Dark damage
|-
|[[File:Heavy armour IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Heavy armour|Heavy Armour]]
|Defence +35
|☆
|WA, GL, PL
|3600/1800
|N/A
|Sold in[[Bloomingdale]], [[Dourbridge]] Dropped in [[Mandrake major]]
| -18% Fire & Ice damage
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Warrior's armour]]
|Defence +41
|☆☆
|WA
| --/2550
|N/A
|Dropped by[[Hammibal]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Femiscyran mail]]
|Defence +40
|☆☆
|WA
|6100/3050
|N/A
|Sold in[[Batsureg]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Magic armour IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Magic armour]]
|Defence +37 M.Might +4 M.Mending +4
|☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, SA, LU
|5800/2900
|N/A
|Sold in [[Gleeba]] Dropped by [[Charmour]], [[Lethal armour]]
| -12% Blast/Lighting, Fire, Ice, & Wind damage, -10% Dark damage
|-
|[[File:DQIX Enchanted armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Enchanted armour]]
|Defence +42 M.Might +7 M.Mending +7
|☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, SA, LU
| --/4900
|[[Magic armour]] + [[Enchanted stone]]
|N/A
| -15% Blast/Lighting, Fire, Ice, & Wind damage, -12% Dark damage
|-
|[[File:Ethereal armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Ethereal armour]]
|Defence +47 M.Might +10 M.Mending +10
|☆☆
|WA, PR, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, SA, LU
| --/7400
|[[Enchanted armour]] + [[Ethereal stone]]
|N/A
| -18% Blast/Lighting, Fire, Ice, & Wind damage, -15% Dark damage
|-
|[[File:Spiked armour IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Spiked armour]]
|Defence +39
|☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, LU
| --/9500
|[[Magic armour]] + [[Magic beast horn]] + [[Iron nail]] x5
|Dropped by[[Gloomy gastropog]]
|50% chance to reflect 20% of damage taken
|-
|[[File:Dragon mail IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Dragon mail]]
|Defence +44
|☆
|WA, TH, MI, GL, PL, RA, LU
|11500/5750
|[[Magic armour]] + [[Dragon's scale]] x2 + [[Raging ruby]]
|Sold in [[Upover]], [[Wormwood Creek]]
| -20% Fire & Ice damage
|-
|[[File:Tactical vest.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Tactical vest]]
|Defence +46
|☆☆
|GL
| --/3450
|N/A
|Dropped by[[Excalipurr]]
|Men only
|-
|[[File:Brawling byrnie.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Brawling byrnie]]
|Defence +45
|☆☆
|GL
| --/3400
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Void droid]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Holy mail.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Holy mail]]
|Defence +47
|☆☆
|PL
| --/3650
|[[Chain mail]] + [[Holy talisman]] + [[Mythril ore]]
|N/A
| Man only, -20% Dark damage
|-
|[[File:Holy femail.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Holy femail]]
|Defence +48
|☆☆
|PL
| --/3600
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Wishmaster]]
|Women only, -20% Dark damage
|-
|[[File:Dragon Warrior armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Dragon warrior armour]]
|Defence +38
|☆☆
|All
| --/--
|N/A
|Given by [[Greygnarl]]
|Hero only, -10% Fire & Dark damage
|-
|[[File:Sacred armour IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Sacred armour|Sacred Armour]]
|Defence +46
|☆☆
|WA, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/7750
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Sir Sanguinus]]
|Recovers 25 HP per turn
|-
|[[File:Sacrosanct armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Sacrosanct armour]]
|Defence +53
|☆☆☆
|WA, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/9750
|[[Sacred armour]] + [[Ruby of protection]] + [[Life bracer]]
|N/A
|Recovers 25 HP per turn
|-
|[[File:Veterans armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Veteran's armour]]
|Defence +56
|☆☆
|WA
| --/9450
|N/A
|Founded in [[List of treasure map treasure chest ranks in Dragon Quest IX|Rank 7 chests]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQIX Mirror armour art.jpeg|center|100px]]
|[[Mirror armour]]
|Defence +52
|☆☆
|WA, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
|22500/11250
|[[Magic armour]] + [[Mirrorstone]] + [[Ring of truth]]
|Sold in [[Upover]]
|20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[File:Catoptric armour art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Catoptric armour]]
|Defence +60
|☆☆☆
|WA, TH, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/15500
|[[Mirror armour]] + [[Mirrorstone]] x5 + [[Catholicon ring]]
|N/A
|20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[File:DQIX Gigant armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Gigant armour]]
|Defence +58
|☆☆
|WA, TH, GL, RA
|36000/18000
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]] (post-game)
| -15% Blast/Lightning, Fire, Ice, & Wind damage
|-
|[[File:Metal slime armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Metal slime armour]]
|Defence +63
|☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/19000
|N/A
|Found in [[List of treasure map treasure chest ranks in Dragon Quest IX|Rank 9 chests]]
| -15% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:DQIX Liquid Metal Armour.png|center|90px]]
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|Defence +70
|☆☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/24000
|[[Metal slime armour]] + [[Orichalcum]] x2 + [[Slimedrop]]p x6
|N/A
| -18% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Metal king armour IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Metal king armour]]
|Defence +77
|☆☆☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/29000
|[[Metal slime armour]] + [[Orichalcum]] + [[Slime crown]]
|N/A
| -20% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:DQIX Rusty mail.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Rusty armour]]
|Defence +26
|☆☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, LU
| --/--
|N/A
|Completing [[Quest #177]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Erdrick's armour IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Erdrick's Armour|Erdrick's armour]]
|Defence +82
|☆☆☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, LU
| --/--
|[[Rusty armour]] + [[Glass frit]] x9 + [[Orichalcum]]
|N/A
| -20% of Fire, Ice, Wind, & Lightning damage
|-
|[[File:Glorious armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Victorious armour]]
|Defence +78
|☆☆☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/20000
|[[Mythical armour]] + [[Reset stone]]
|Dropped by [[Excalipurr]]
| -18% Fire & Ice damage, Restore HP & MP when walking
|-
|[[File:Glorious armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Glorious armour]]
|Defence +85
|☆☆☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/25000
|[[Victorious armour]] + [[Agate of Evolution]] + [[Red Orb]]
|N/A
| -20% Fire & Ice damage, Restore HP & MP when walking
|-
|[[File:Mythical armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Mythical armour]]
|Defence +93
|☆☆☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/30000
|[[Glorious armour]] + [[Agate of Evolution]] x3 + [[Red Orb]] x3
|N/A
| -22% Fire & Ice damage, Restore HP & MP when walking
|-
|[[File:Legendary armour IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Legendary armour]]
|Defence +100
|☆☆☆☆☆
|WA, MI, GL, PL, AR, LU
| --/35000
|[[Glorious armour]] + [[Agate of Evolution]] x3 + [[Red Orb]] x3 (Alchemiracle)
|N/A
| -25% Fire & Ice damage, Restore HP & MP when walking
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Plain Clothes.png|center|100px]]
|[[Plain clothes]]
|Defence +2
|☆
|All
|30/3
|N/A
|Sold in [[Angel Falls]] Dropped by [[Bodkin archer]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Wayfarers Clothes.png|center|100px]]
|[[Wayfarer's clothes]]
|Defence +4
|☆
|All
|70/35
|N/A
|Sold in[[Angel Falls]], [[Stornway]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Leather Dress.png|center|80px]]
|[[Leather dress]]
|Defence +6 M.Mending +3
|☆
|All
|290/145
|N/A
|Sold in [[Zere]], [[Stornway]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Plain dress]]
|Defence +15
|☆
|All
|1600/800
|N/A
|Sold in [[Dourbridge]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Summer dress.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Summer dress]]
|Defence +24
|☆
|All
|4800/2400
|N/A
|Sold in [[Gleeba]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Jaguarment.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Jaguarment]]
|Defence +45
|☆
|All
|25000/12750
|N/A
|Sold in [[Dourbridge]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Training top.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Training top]]
|Defence +7
|☆
|MA, TH
|250/125
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Tracksuit top.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Tracksuit top]]
|Defence +15
|☆
|MA, TH
| --/285
|[[Training top]] + [[Finessence]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Leather cape IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Leather cape]]
|Defence +8
|☆
|All
|320/160
|N/A
|Sold in [[Zere]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Swinedimples Blazer.png|center|100px]]
|[[Swinedimples blazer]]
|Defence +10
|☆☆
|All
|1500/750
|N/A
|Sold in [[Swinedimples Academy]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Dancers Costume.png|center|80px]]
|[[Dancer's costume]]
|Defence +13
|☆
|All
|740/370
|N/A
|Sold in [[Porth Llaffan|Port Llaffan]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:DQIX Garish garb.png|center|100px]]
|[[Garish garb]]
|Defence +12
|☆
|All
|660/330
|N/A
|Sold in [[Coffinwell]] Dropped by [[Slugger]]
|Men only
|-
|[[File:DVIIIFurPoncho.png|center|100px]]
|[[Fur poncho]]
|Defence +15
|☆
|All
| --/430
|[[Leather cape]] + [[Magic beast hide]] x3
|Dropped by [[Great gruffon]]
| -12% Fire & Ice damage
|-
|[[File:White t shirt.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[White t-shirt]]
|Defence +11
|☆
|All
|520/260
|N/A
|Sold in [[Coffinwell]], [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest IX)|Alltrades Abbey]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Jolly roger jumper.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Jolly roger jumper]]
|Defence +19
|☆
|All
| --/1990
|N/A
|Give 18 [[Mini medal|mini medals]] at [[Cap'n Max Meddlin'|Captain Max Meddlin]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Shipmates shirt art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Shipmate's shirt]]
|Defence +25
|☆
|All
|5980/2990
|N/A
|Sold in[[Wormwood Creek]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Cloak of Evasion.png|center|100px]]
|[[Cloak of evasion]]
|Defence +13 Evasion +3%
|☆
|All
|1000/500
|N/A
|Sold in [[Porth Llaffan|Port Llaffan]] Dropped by [[Sluggernaut]], [[Tearwolf]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Cloak of concealment]]
|Defence +18 Evasion +4%
|☆☆
|All
| --/1500
|[[Cloak of evasion]] + [[Slipweed]] x2 + [[Lambswool]]
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:DQIX Gooey gear.png|center|100px]]
|[[Gooey gear]]
|Defence +21
|☆
|All
| --/2650
|[[Garish garb]] + Slimedrop x3
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Bunny suit IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Bunny suit]]
|Defence +22
|☆
|All
|3550/1775
|N/A
|Sold in [[Dourbridge]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Smart suit IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Smart suit]]
|Defence +18
|☆
|All
|2300/1150
|N/A
|Sold in[[Bloomingdale]] Dropped by [[Dark skeleton]]
|Men only
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Spangled Dress.png|center|70px]]
|[[Spangled dress]]
|Defence +18
|☆
|All
|2500/1250
|N/A
|Sold in [[Bloomingdale]] Dropped by [[Cannibelle]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Velvet cape IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Velvet cape]]
|Defence +20
|☆☆
|PR, MA, TH, MI, AR, SA, LU
|3000/1500
|N/A
|Sold in [[Gleeba]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Majestic mantle.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Majestic mantle]]
|Defence +26
|☆☆
|PR, MA, TH, MI, AR, SA, LU
| --/2550
|[[Velvet cape]] + [[Bow tie]] + [[Brighten rock]] x3
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Tussler's top]]
|Defence +31
|☆
|MA
|3400/1700
|[[Tracksuit top]] + [[Finessence]] + [[Magic beast hide]] x2
|Sold in [[Bloomingdale]]
|Men only
|-
|[[File:Strongsam IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Strongsam]]
|Defence +32
|☆
|MA
|4100/2050
|N/A
|Sold in [[Batsureg]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Dragon dress art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Dragon dress]]
|Defence +40
|☆☆
|MA
| --/4050
|[[Strongsam]] + [[Dragon's scale]] + [[Finessence]] x2
|N/A
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Flamenco shirt.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Flamenco shirt]]
|Defence +38
|☆
|MI
| --/2850
|[[Garish garb]] + [[Brighten rock]] x3 + [[Technicolour dreamcloth]]
|N/A
|Men only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Dancer's dress]]
|Defence +38
|☆
|MI
| --/3200
|[[Dancer's costume]] + [[Brighten rock]] x3 + [[Technicolour dreamcloth]]
|Completing [[Quest #101]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Rogues robes.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Rogue's robes]]
|Defence +39
|☆☆
|TH
| --/3350
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Widow's pique]]
|Men only
|-
|[[File:Roguess robes.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Roguess's robes]]
|Defence +39
|☆☆
|TH
| --/3250
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Terror troll]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:DQIX Fur vest.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Fur vest]]
|Defence +36
|☆
|RA
|5800/2900
|[[Fur poncho]] + [[Magic beast hide]] x3
|Sold in [[Batsureg]] Dropped by [[Cyclops]]
|Men only, -15% Fire & Ice damage
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Nomadic deel]]
|Defence +39
|☆☆
|RA
| --/3800
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Slugly betsy]]
| -25% Earth damage
|-
|[[File:Stars suit.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Star's suit]]
|Defence +44
|☆☆
|LU
| --/11750
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Elusid]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Superstars suit.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Superstar's suit]]
|Defence +53
|☆☆☆
|LU
| --/16000
|[[Star's suit]] + [[Lucida shard]] x3
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Tint-tastic tutu.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Tint-tastic tutu]]
|Defence +44
|☆☆
|LU
|24400/12200
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]] (post-game) Dropped by [[Prism peacock]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Technicolour tutu.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Technicolour tutu]]
|Defence +53
|☆☆☆
|LU
| --/17000
|[[Tint-tastic tutu]] + [[Technicolour dreamcloth]]
|N/A
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Dangerous bikini top.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Dangerous bikini top]]
|Defence +1
|☆
|All
|13800/6900
|N/A
|Sold in [[Dourbridge]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Hot bikini top.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Hot bikini top]]
|Defence +34
|☆☆
|All
| --/9900
|[[Dangerous bikini top]] + [[Seashell]] x3 + [[Crimson coral]] x2
|N/A
|Women only, -10% Fire & Lighting damage
|-
|[[File:Sizzling bikini top.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Sizzling bikini top]]
|Defence +45
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/13400
|[[Hot bikini top]] + [[Technicolour dreamcloth]] + [[Astral plume]] x2
|N/A
|Women only, -15% Fire & Lighting damage
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Dragon top]]
|Defence +39
|☆☆
|MA
|11200/5600
|[[Tussler's top]] + [[Dragon's scale|Dragon scale]] x2 + [[Finessence]] x2
|Sold in [[Wormwood Creek]]
| -18% Fire and Ice damage
|-
|[[File:Dark robe IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Dark robe]]
|Defence +37 Evasion +2%
|☆☆
|PR, MA, TH, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
|13500/6750
|[[Velvet cape]] + [[Evencloth]] x3 + [[Slipweed]] x3
|Sold in [[Upover]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Macabre mantle.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Macabre mantle]]
|Defence +42 Evasion +3%
|☆☆☆
|PR, MA, TH, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/12250
|[[Dark robe]] + [[Terrible tattoo]] x3 + [[Wing of bat]] x4
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Combat top.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Combat top]]
|Defence +47
|☆☆
|MA
|27000/13500
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]] (post-game)
|Men only
|-
|[[File:Combat costume.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Combat costume]]
|Defence +48
|☆☆
|MA
|27500/13750
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]] (post-game)
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Twinkling tuxedo.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]]
|Defence +35
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/7250
|[[Smart suit]] + [[Brighten rock]] x3 + [[Bow tie]]
|N/A
|Men only, 20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[File:Shimmering dress IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|Defence +35
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/7750
|[[Spangled dress]] + [[Brighten rock]] x3 + [[Pink pearl]]
|N/A
|Women only, 20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Dangerous Bustier.png|center|80px]]
|[[Dangerous bustier]]
|Defence +1
|☆☆
|All
| --/5900
|N/A
|Found in [[List of treasure map treasure chest ranks in Dragon Quest IX|Rank 5 chests]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Silk bustier IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Silk bustier]]
|Defence +34
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/8200
|[[Dangerous bustier]] + [[Silk robe]] + [[Tangleweb]] x7
|N/A
|Women only
|-
|[[File:DVIII Divine Bustier.png|center|100px]]
|[[Divine bustier]]
|Defence +58 Evasion +2%
|☆☆☆☆
|All
| --/16250
|[[Silk bustier]] + [[Slipweed]] x7 + [[Sainted soma]] x3
|N/A
|Women only
|-
|[[File:DQIX Pallium regale.jpeg|center|100px]]
|[[Pallium regale]]
|Defence +63
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, TH, MI, PL, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/--
|N/A
|Completing [[Quest #145]] Dropped by [[Slionheart]]
|Men only, -20% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Tropotoga.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Tropotoga]]
|Defence +61
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, MA, TH, MI, RA, SA, LU
| --/15000
|[[Mesotoga]] + [[Reset stone]]
|Dropped by [[Atlas]]
| -20% Fire & Ice damage, 20% [[Poison]], [[Sleep]],& [[Paralysis]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Stratotoga.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Stratotoga]]
|Defence +66
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, MA, TH, MI, RA, SA, LU
| --/18000
|[[Tropotoga]] + [[Agate of Evolution]] + [[Blue Orb]]
|N/A
| -22% Fire & Ice damage, 25% [[Poison]], [[Sleep]] & [[Paralysis]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Mesotoga.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Mesotoga]]
|Defence +70
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, MA, TH, MI, RA, SA, LU
| --/22000
|[[Stratotoga]] + [[Agate of Evolution]] x3 + [[Blue Orb]] x3
|N/A
| -22% all elemental damage, 30% [[Poison]], [[Sleep]] & [[Paralysis]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Exotoga IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Exotoga]]
|Defence +75
|☆☆☆☆☆
|PR, MA, TH, MI, RA, SA, LU
| --/27000
|[[Stratotoga]] + [[Agate of Evolution]] x3 + [[Blue Orb]] x3 (Alchemiracle)
|N/A
| -25% elemental damage, 35% [[Poison]], [[Sleep]] & [[Paralysis]] resistance
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Silk Robe.png|center|80px]]
|[[Silk robe]]
|Defence +3 M.Might +3
|☆
|All
|210/105
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]], [[Zere]] Dropped by [[Mean spirit]], [[Meowgician]], [[Spirit]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Robe of serenity ix artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Robe of serenity]]
|Defence +9 M.Might +5 M.Mending +5
|☆
|All
|950/475
|N/A
|Sold in [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest IX)|Alltrades Abbey]], [[Slurry Quay]]
|25% [[Sleep]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Robe of sweet dreams.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Robe of sweet dreams]]
|Defence +14 M.Might +8 M.Mending +10
|☆
|All
| --/1150
|[[Robe of serenity]] + [[Sleeping hibiscus]] x3 + [[Lambswool]] x3
|N/A
|40% [[Sleep]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Best vest art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Best vest]]
|Defence +12 M.Might +8 M.Mending +8
|☆
|All
|2000/1000
|N/A
|Sold in [[Bloomingdale]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Magic vestment IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Magical robes]]
|Defence +15 M.Might +12 M.Mending +12
|☆
|PR, MG, MI, PL, AR, SA, LU
|3600/1800
|N/A
|Sold in [[Gleeba]] Dropped by [[Sorcerer]], [[Shaman]]
| -18% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Enchanted robes.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Enchanted robes]]
|Defence +20 M.Might +16 M.Mending +16
|☆
|PR, MG, MI, PL, AR, SA, LU
| --/2650
|[[Magical robes]] + [[Enchanted stone]]
|N/A
| -20% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Ethereal robes.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Ethereal robes]]
|Defence +26 M.Might +20 M.Mending +20
|☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, PL, AR, SA, LU
| --/3100
|[[Enchanted robes]] + [[Ethereal stone]]
|N/A
| -22% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Ascetic robe art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Ascetic robe]]
|Defence +19 M.Mending +18
|☆
|PR
| --/1950
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Wight priest]]
|Men only, 30% [[Drain Magic|Drain magic]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Saintly robe art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Saintly robe]]
|Defence +25 M.Mending +24
|☆☆
|PR
| --/3250
|[[Ascetic robe]] + [[Rosary]] + [[Grubby bandage]] x3
|N/A
|Men only, 40% [[Drain magic]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Priestess pinafore art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Priestess's pinafore]]
|Defence +19 M.Mending +18
|☆
|PR
| --/2050
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Wight king]]
|Women only, 30% [[Drain magic]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Fizzle-retardant suit.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Fizzle-retardant suit]]
|Defence +18 M.Might +18
|☆
|MG
| --/2000
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Python priest]]
|Man only, -30% [[Fizzle]] damage.
|-
|[[File:Fizzle-retardant suit.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Fizzle-proof suit]]
|Defence +24 M.Might +24
|☆☆
|MG
| --/3500
|[[Fizzle-retardant suit]] + [[Sorcerer's ring]] + [[Grubby bandage]] x3
|N/A
|Man only, -40% [[Fizzle]] damage.
|-
|[[File:DQIX Fizzle-retardant blouse.png|center|100px]]
|[[Fizzle-retardant blouse]]
|Defence +18 M.Might +18
|☆
|MG
| --/2150
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Cobra cardinal]]
|Women only, -30% [[Fizzle]] damage
|-
|[[File:DQIX Glombolero artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Glombolero]]
|Defence +20 M.Might +16
|☆☆
|All
| --/3300
|N/A
|Rank [[List of treasure map treasure chest ranks in Dragon Quest IX|4 chests]] Completing [[Quest #42]]
|Absorbs all MP from spells cast on the wearer
|-
|[[File:Fencing jacket art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Fencing jacket]]
|Defence +45 M.Might +15
|☆
|AR
| --/3700
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Excalipurr]]
|Men only, -15% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Fencing frock.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Fencing frock]]
|Defence +44 M.Might +16
|☆
|AR
| --/3700
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Cannibelle]]
|Women only, -15% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Sage's robe IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Sage's robe]]
|Defence +32 M.Might +22 M.Mending +18
|☆☆
|SA
| --/5300
|[[Saintly robe]] + [[Fizzle-proof suit]] + [[Thinkincense]] x3
|N/A
| -15% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Maidens mantle.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Maiden's mantle]]
|Defence +32 M.Might +18 M.Mending +22
|☆
|SA
|23500/11750
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]] (post-game)
|Women only, -12% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:DQIX Flowing dress.png|center|80px]]
|[[Flowing dress]]
|Defence +25 M.Might +18 M.Mending +18
|☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, PL, AR, RA, SA, LU
|18000/9000
|[[Enchanted robes]] + [[Celestial skein]] x3
|Sold in [[Wormwood Creek]], [[Upover]] Dropped by [[Cumulus hex]]
| -25% Fire & Ice damage
|-
|[[File:Wizards robe.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Wizard's robe]]
|Defence +27 M.Might +27
|☆☆
|MG
|12500/6250
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]] (post-game) Dropped by [[Boa bishop]]
|Men only, +40% [[Fizzle]] resistance
|-
|[[File:DQIX Witchs robe.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Witch's robe]]
|Defence +27 M.Might +28
|☆☆
|MG
|13000/6500
|N/A
|Sold in [[Stornway]] (post-game)
|Women only, +40% [[Fizzle]] resistance
|-
|[[File:DQIX Surplice.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Surplice]]
|Defence +30 M.Mending +27
|☆☆
|PR
| --/6400
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Wight emperor]]
| +40% [[Drain magic]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Cape of good karma.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Cape of good karma]]
|Defence +35 M.Might +23 M.Mending +23
|☆☆
|SA
| --/6500
|[[Majestic mantle]] + [[Thinkincense]] x6 + [[Sage's elixir]] x3
|N/A
|Men only, +30% [[Drain magic]] & [[Fizzle]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Divine dress.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Divine dress]]
|Defence +35 M.Might +23 M.Mending +25
|☆☆
|SA
| --/6500
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Vermil lion]]
|Women only, +30% Drain magic & [[Fizzle]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Princes pea coat.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Prince's pea coat]]
|Defence +30 M.Might +20 M.Mending +20
|☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, AR, SA, LU
| --/9000
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]] + [[Monarchic mark]]
|N/A
|Men only, -15% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Kings coat.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[King's coat]]
|Defence +34 M.Might +25 M.Mending +25
|☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, AR, SA, LU
| --/13500
|[[Prince's pea coat]] + [[King axe]] + [[Lambswool]] x2
|N/A
|Men only, -18% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Emperors attire.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Emperor's attire]]
|Defence +38 M.Might +30 M.Mending +30
|☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, AR, SA, LU
| --/18000
|[[King's coat]] + [[Slime crown]] + [[Lambswool]]
|N/A
|Men only, -20% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:DQIX Princess Robe.png|center|70px]]
|[[Princess's robe]]
|Defence +30 M.Might +20 M.Mending +20
|☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, AR, SA, LU
| --/9400
|[[Shimmering dress]] + [[Monarchic mark]]
|N/A
|Women only, -15% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Queens robe.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Queen's robe]]
|Defence +34 M.Might +25 M.Mending +25
|☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, AR, SA, LU
| --/13900
|[[Princess's robe]] + [[Monarch's mittens]] + [[Lambswool]]
|N/A
|Women only, -18% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Empress's robe IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Empress's robe]]
|Defence +38 M.Might +30 M.Mending +30
|☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, AR, SA, LU
| --/18400
|[[Queen's robe]] + [[Spellward circlet]] + [[Lambswool]]
|N/A
|Women only, -20% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Nightmare gown.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Nightmare gown]]
|Defence +37
|☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/9500
|N/A
|Found in [[Tower of Nod]]
|Cursed
|-
|[[File:Celestrias gown.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Celestria's gown]]
|Defence +37 M.Mending +32
|☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/11500
|[[Nightmare gown]] + [[Saint's ashes]] x3
|N/A
|25HP restore per turn, +25% [[Sleep]] & [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Celestrias raiment.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Celestria's raiment]]
|Defence +43 M.Mending +40
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/13250
|[[Celestria's gown]] + [[Agate of evolution]] + [[Astral plume]] x7
|N/A
|25HP restore per turn, +25% [[Sleep]] & [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Dragon robe XI artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Dragon robe]]
|Defence +39 M.Might +32
|☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MA, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/16250
|N/A
|Give 80 [[Mini medal|mini medals]] at [[Cap'n Max Meddlin']]
| -18% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Xenlon robe.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Xenlon robe]]
|Defence +45 M.Might +42
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MA, MI, AR, RA, SA, LU
| --/18250
|[[Dragon robe]] + [[Dragon top]] + [[Dragon dress]]
|N/A
| -20% all elemental damage
|-
|[[File:Angel's robe IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Angel's robe]]
|Defence +41 M.Might +30 M.Mending +30
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, SA, LU
| --/18000
|[[Aeon's robe]] + [[Reset stone]]
|Dropped by [[Tyrannosaurus Wrecks]]
| -18% all elemental damage, +25% [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Archangels robe art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Archangel's robe]]
|Defence +44 M.Might +34 M.Mending +34
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, SA, LU
| --/22000
|[[Angel's robe]] + [[Agate of evolution]] + [[Yellow Orb|Yellow orb]]
|N/A
| -20% all elemental damage, +30% [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Aeons robe art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Aeon's robe]]
|Defence +47 M.Might +38 M.Mending +38
|☆☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, SA, LU
| --/26000
|[[Archangel's robe]] + [[Agate of evolution]] x3 + [[Yellow Orb|Yellow orb]] x3
|N/A
| -22% all elemental damage, +35% [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Seraph's robe IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Seraph's robe]]
|Defence +50 M.Might +42 M.Mending +42
|☆☆☆☆☆
|PR, MG, MI, SA, LU
| --/3000
|[[Archangel's robe]] + [[Agate of evolution]] x3 + [[Yellow Orb|Yellow orb]] x3 (Alchemiracle)
|N/A
| -25% all elemental damage, +40% [[Whack]] resistance
|-
|[[File:Muscle belt.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Muscle belt]]
|Defence +24
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/7500
|N/A
|Found in [[List of treasure map treasure chest ranks in Dragon Quest IX|Rank 5 chests]]
|Men only
|-
|[[File:Maid outfit art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Maid outfit]]
|Defence +25
|☆☆☆
|All
|18000/9000
|N/A
|Sold in [[Dourbridge]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Celestial suit]]
|Defence +2
|☆
|All
| --/--
|N/A
|Worn at the beginning of the game
|Hero only
|-
|[[File:White tuxedo art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[White tuxedo]]
|Defence +48
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/25000
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|Men only
|-
|[[File:Wedding dress art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Wedding dress]]
|Defence +45
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/45000
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Santa suit art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Santa suit]]
|Defence +52
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/9000
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|Men only, -20% Ice damage
|-
|[[File:Santas little helper art.jpg|100px]]
|[[Santa's little helper suit]]
|Defence +50
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/12000
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|Women only, -20% Ice damage
|-
|[[File:Skeleton suit art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Skeleton suit]]
|Defence +38
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/7500
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Captain's coat]]
|Defence +53
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/17500
|N/A
|Sold in [[DQVC]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Alefgard armour]]
|Defence +60
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Dragonlord]], [[Nokturnus]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Midenhall garb]]
|Defence +55
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Malroth]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Aliahan Clothes.png|center|100px]]
|[[Aliahan costume|Aliahan clothes]]
|Defence +58
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Baramos]], [[Zoma]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Zenithian Clothes.png|center|100px]]
|[[Zenithian clothes]]
|Defence +54
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Dhoulmagus]], [[Rhapthorne]]
|Men only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Zenithian leotard]]
|Defence +53
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Estark]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Gothan robe]]
|Defence +40 M.Might +12 M.Mending +20
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Nimzo]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Somnia clothes art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Somnia clothes]]
|Defence +47
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Murdaw]], [[Mortamor]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Estard clothes]]
|Defence +50
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Orgodemir]]
|N/A
|-
|-
|[[File:Trodain togs IX artwork.png|center|100px]]
|[[Trodain togs]]
|Defence +52
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/5000
|N/A
|Dropped by [[Rhapthorne]]
|N/A
|-
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Cannock cloak]]
|Defence +36
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by the [[Prince of Cannock]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Moonbrooke dress]]
|Defence +20 M.Might +10 M.Mending +5
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by the [[Princess of Moonbrooke]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Ragnar's armour]]
|Defence +38
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Ragnar McRyan|Ragnar]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Alenas Dress.png|center|100px]]
|[[Alena's dress]]
|Defence +32
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Alena]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Kiryl's clothes]]
|Defence +22 M.Mending +12
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Kiryl]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Borya's robe]]
|Defence +18 M.Might +12
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Borya]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Torneko's clothes]]
|Defence +30
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Torneko]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Maya's outfit]]
|Defence +17 M.Might +11
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Maya]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Meena's robe]]
|Defence +20 M.Mending +11
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Meena]]
|Women only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Bianca's clothes]]
|Defence +31
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Bianca]]
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Nera's dress]]
|Defence +27 M.Mending +5
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Nera]]
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Debora's dress]]
|Defence +32
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Debora]]
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Carver's vest]]
|Defence +34
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Carver]]
|Men Only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Milly's clothes]]
|Defence +33
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Milly]]
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:Ashlynns clothes art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Ashlynn's clothes]]
|Defence +32
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Ashlynn]]
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Kiefer's clothes]]
|Defence +35
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Kiefer]]
|Men Only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Maribel's clothes]]
|Defence +30
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Maribel]]
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Trode's robes]]
|Defence +23 M.Might +6
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Trode]]
|Men Only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Yangus's billy]]
|Defence +33
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Yangus]]
|Men Only
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Jessica's frock]]
|Defence +29
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Jessica]]
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:DQVIII Templars Uniform.png|center|100px]]
|[[Templar's togs]]
|Defence +35
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Angelo]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Gusto garb]]
|Defence +40
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Morrie]]
|N/A
|-
|[[File:Nopic.png|center|100px]]
|[[Fleurette's frock]]
|Defence +27
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Given by [[Fleurette]]
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:Stellar suit.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Stellar suit]]
|Defence +33
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3000
|N/A
|Complete [[Quest #146]]
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:Erinns outfit art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Erinn's outfit]]
|Defence +20
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/200
|N/A
|[[Erinn]] starting equipment
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:Pattys dirndl art.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Patty's dirndl]]
|Defence +25
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/3400
|N/A
|[[Patty]] starting equipment
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:DQIX Sellmas frock.png|center|80px]]
|[[Sellma's frock]]
|Defence +30
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/1000
|N/A
|[[Sellma]] starting equipment
|Women Only
|-
|[[File:Aquilas armour.jpg|center|100px]]
|[[Aquila's armour]]
|Defence +35
|☆☆☆
|All
| --/600
|N/A
|[[Aquila]] starting equipment
|N/A
|-

|}

{{DQIX}}
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX lists]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX armor|*]]

Casino

Gerik — Mon, 08 Jan 2024 13:01:23 GMT

Gerik: /* Octagonia */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the {{DQSeries}} began in {{II}}, where [[merchant]]s would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the {{IV}}.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their {{Gold}} to purchase casino [[token]]s, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more [[token]]s, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough [[token]]s to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. [[Token]]s cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 [[token]]s for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 [[token]]s on green slot machines, 90 [[token]]s on blue slot machines, and 900 [[token]]s on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in {{IV}}.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in {{IV}}, with the exception being that the player can bet [[token]]s on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with {{Dragon Quest V}}, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of [[token]]s.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 [[token]]s and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 [[token]]s and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In {{Dragon Quest XI}}, the player can bet up to 100 [[token]]s before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one {{MFamilies}} out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 [[tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 [[token]]s in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the [[Monster Arena] ] is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual [[token]]s. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{VIII}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are [[Monster Arena]] rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a [[Monster Arena]], slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 {{Gold}} and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 {{Gold}}. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 [[token]] for 20 {{Gold}}.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''[[Token]]s'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''[[Token]]s'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''[[Token]]s'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino [[token]]s. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of [[token]]s awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the [[church]].

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the [[Monster Arena]] and bets up to 50 [[token]]s, they can place the bet on one {{MFamilies}} which often fights in 3 or 4 {{MFamilies}}s, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the {{MFamilies}} they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players {{MFamilies}}s wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a {{MFamilies}}. However this is risky as the players {{MFamilies}} they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the {{MFamilies}} battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the {{MFamilies}} arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 [[token]]s and sell them for 2250 {{Gold}}. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 [[token]]s and sell them for 7350 {{Gold}}.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a [[Monster Arena]], while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''[[Token]]s'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''[[Token]]s'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''[[Token]]s'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''[[Token]]s'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 [[token]]s, 90 [[token]]s and 900 [[token]]s. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 [[token]]s and sell it for 2625 {{Gold}}.

==={{DQ7}}===
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''[[Token]]s'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''[[Token]]s'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''[[Token]]s'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pickham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''[[Token]]s'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1,000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3,000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5,000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Baccarat]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''[[Token]]s'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5,000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with [[Snooze]], [[Whack]], [[Fuddle]], and [[Paralysis]] by 50%, can only be equipped by the {{Hero 8}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50,000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200,000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]], the second is in [[Octagonia]] after [[Booga]] is defeated in the second act. New prices are available in Puerto Valor casino in the second act and for both casinos in the third act.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''[[Token]]s'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|Creat [[Bunny ears]], [[Bunny suit]], [[Fishnet stockings]] with the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]]
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +23/24/25/27
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +24/25/27/29, Block +6%
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|Revives one ally
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +27/31/35/39, Critical Hit chance +2%
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +23/25/27/29, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Might|Magical Might]] +21/23/25/27, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Mending|Magical Mending]] +10/11/11/12, [[Absorb Magic|MP Absorb]] +9%
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +5/12/19/28, +10% gold obtained after battle, max +15 coins
|-
|[[Elevating vest]]
|10,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +5/12/19/28, +10% experience points, max +75 points
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|25,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +46/48/51/54, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +39/42/45/48
|-
|[[Platinum sword]]
|50,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +60/63/67/71, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +12/13/14/15
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +85/90/95/101, [[List_of_character_statistics#Agility|Agility]] +10/11/12/13, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +108/114/121/128, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +31/33/36/40, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1,000
|Creat [[Dread dagger]], [[Papillon mask]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]], Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +84/87/91/95, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +49/51/53/57, +20% [[Fizzle]], [[Snooze]], & [[Whack]] protection, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Restores all [[List_of_character_statistics#Hit_Points|HP]] to all allies , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +63/66/70/74, Block +9, -10% all elemental damage, Casts [[Magic Barrier]], Act 3 onwards
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |

====[[Octagonia]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''[[Token]]s'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Love potion]]
|100
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|Restores at least 90 [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]]
|-
|[[Bow tie]]
|3,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +2, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +10/15/20/25
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions]] forge manual
|5,000
|Creat [[Ethereal shield]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Molten globules]]
|20,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Important_items|Cheat sheet]]
|30,000
|Counts symbols on Slime Quest machines to pinpoint results
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +53/55/58/61, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[Imp knife]]
|60,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +74/77/80/83, 8% chance to [[Dazzle]] target
|-
|[[Scandalous swimsuit]]
|70,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +1, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Fire ball]]
|80,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +55, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +150, Restores 5 [[List_of_character_statistics#Hit_Points|HP]] every turn, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|Ride a Great Sabrecat. Act 3 onwards. ''Definitive edition'' only
|-
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]]
|200,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +67/69/72/75, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to [[Bounce|reflect spells]]
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +67/69/62/75, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to [[Bounce|reflect spells]]
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +31/32/33/35, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Might|Magical Might]] +25/26/27/29, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Mending|Magical Mending]] +25/26/27/29, Restore 1/1/2/3 [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]] when walking
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +96, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +22, hits all enemies.
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|Recovers all [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]] on use, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|Creat [[Über falcon blade]], [[Über miracle sword]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]], Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Usable_items|Pep pip]]
|125,000
|One character becomes [[pep|pepped up]] , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +1, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +150/160/180/300, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|1,000,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +63/66/70/74, +20% [[Fizzle]], [[Snooze]], & [[Whack]] resistance, Act 3 onwards
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino [[token]].
VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in {{VII}}
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover.
</gallery></center>

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[[Category:Recurring elements|{{PAGENAME}}]]

List of armor in Dragon Quest III

Gerik — Mon, 08 Jan 2024 12:54:55 GMT

Gerik:

Upgradable equipment

Gerik — Tue, 12 Dec 2023 16:01:33 GMT

Gerik: /* {{DQ9}} */

The '''Upgradable equipment''' is a fan term referring to a category of endgame optionnal equipments in few games, even be the best equipments possible. Their distinctive feature is that they can be upgraded to be even more powerful, each piece of equipment comes in 4 versions.

=={{DQ9}}==

The upgradable equipment make their first appareance in this game and are the best weapons and armours that can be found. The weapons can only be found in a [[List_of_treasure_map_treasure_chest_ranks_in_Dragon_Quest_IX#Rank_10/S|Rang 10 Chest]] at 1% in the [[Treasure map (Dragon Quest IX)|Treasure map Grottos]] when the armour can be dropped at 2% in different [[List of treasure map bosses in Dragon Quest IX|bosses]] of the Treasure map Grottos.

When found, they can be upgraded with the [[Krak Pot]] in the [[Quester's Rest |Quester's Rest inn]] multiple time. The first upgrade for any equipment require an [[Agate of Evolution]] and an [[List of alchemy ingredients in Dragon Quest IX|Orb]] only dropped by the Legacy Bosses, the second upgrade require 3 Agate of Evolution and 3 Orb of the same colours. A third upgrade making the equipment even stronger is only accessible with a [[Alchemiracle]] when doing the second upgrade. If it doesn't succeed, a [[Reset stone]] can be combine with the equipment obtained to send it back to the first stage and start again.

===Weapons===
Axes (Purple Orb): [[File:Bad axe IX Icon.png|32px]][[Bad axe]] → [[File:Bad axe IX Icon.png|32px]][[Maxi axe]] → [[File:Bad axe IX Icon.png|32px]][[Climaxe]] / [[File:Galaxy axe IX Icon.png|32px]][[Galaxy axe]]

Boomerang (Silver Orb): [[File:Meteorang Icon IX.png|32px]][[Meteorang]] → [[File:Meteorang Icon IX.png|32px]][[Asterang]] → [[File:Meteorang Icon IX.png|32px]][[Stellarang]] / [[File:GalaxarangIXicon.png|32px]][[Galaxarang]]

Bow (Yellow Orb): [[File:DQIX Angels bow.png|32px]][[Angel's bow]] → [[File:DQIX Angels bow.png|32px]][[Archangel's bow]] → [[File:DQIX Angels bow.png|32px]][[Aeon's bow]] / [[Seraph's bow]]

Claws (Red Orb): [[Dragonlord claws]] → [[Dragovian claws]] → [[Dragovian lord claws]] / [[File:Xenlon clawsIXicon.png|32px]][[Xenlon claws]]

Fan (Green Orb): [[Critical fan]] → [[Overcritical fan]] → [[Hypercritical fan]] / [[Dire critical fan]]

Hammer (Yellow Orb): [[Groundbreaker]] → [[Earthsplitter (weapon)|Earthsplitter]] → [[Moonmasher]] / [[Starsmasher]]

Knive (Purple Orb): [[Deft dagger]] → [[Darting dagger]] → [[Dashing dagger]] / [[Dynamo dagger]]

Spear (Red Orb): [[File:Poker.png|32px]][[Poker]] → [[File:Poker.png|32px]][[Stud poker]] → [[File:Poker.png|32px]][[Split-pot poker]] / [[Red-hot poker]]

Staff (Blue Orb): [[Knockout rod]] → [[Senseless stick]] → [[Catatonic cosh]] / [[Coma cudgel]]

Sword (Silver Orb): [[File:Stardust sword.png|32px]][[Stardust sword]] → [[File:Stardust sword.png|32px]][[Nebula sword]] → [[File:Stardust sword.png|32px]][[Supernova sword]] / [[File:Hypernova swordIXicon.png|32px]][[Hypernova sword]]

Wand (Blue Orb): [[File:Bright staff.png|32px]][[Bright staff]] → [[File:Bright staff.png|32px]][[Shining staff]] → [[File:Bright staff.png|32px]][[Brilliant staff]] / [[File:DQIX Aurora staff.png|32px]][[Aurora staff]]

Whip (Green Orb): [[File:Mega gringham whip DQIX.png|32px]][[Gringham whip]] → [[File:Mega gringham whip DQIX.png|32px]][[Mega gringham whip]] → [[File:Mega gringham whip DQIX.png|32px]][[Giga gringham whip]] / [[File:Über gringham whip DQIX.png|32px]][[Über gringham whip]]

===Armours===
Shield (Green Orb) [[File:DQIX Brain drainer.png|32px]][[Brain drainer]] → [[File:DQIX Brain drainer.png|32px]][[Psyche swiper]] → [[File:DQIX Brain drainer.png|32px]][[Devilry drinker]] / [[File:Soulsucker.png|32px]][[Soul sucker]]

Armor 1 (Red Orb) [[File:DQIX Victorious armour.png|32px]][[Victorious armour]] → [[File:DQIX Victorious armour.png|32px]][[Glorious armour]] → [[File:DQIX Victorious armour.png|32px]][[Mythical armour]] / [[File:Legendary armourIXicon.png|32px]][[Legendary armour]]

Armor 2 (Blue Orb): [[File:DQIX tropotoga.png|32px]][[Tropotoga]] → [[File:DQIX tropotoga.png|32px]][[Stratotoga]] → [[File:DQIX tropotoga.png|32px]][[Mesotoga]] / [[File:DQIX exotoga.png|32px]][[Exotoga]]

Armor 3 (Yellow Orb): [[File:DQIX angels robe.png|32px]][[Angel's robe]] → [[File:DQIX angels robe.png|32px]][[Archangel's robe]] → [[File:DQIX angels robe.png|32px]][[Aeon's robe]] / [[File:DQIX seraphs robe.png|32px]][[Seraph's robe]]

Headwear 1 (Purple Orb): [[File:DQIX Hallowed helm.png|32px]][[Hallowed helm]] → [[File:DQIX Hallowed helm.png|32px]][[Blessed helm]] → [[File:DQIX Hallowed helm.png|32px]][[Wonder helm]] / [[File:DQIX Heavenly helm.png|32px]][[Heavenly helm]]

Headwear 2 (Green Orb): [[File:DQIX Spring breeze hat.png|32px]][[Spring breeze hat]] → [[File:DQIX Summer cloud hat.png|32px]][[Summer cloud hat]] → [[File:DQIX Autumn shower hat.png|32px]][[Autumn shower hat]] → [[File:DQIX Winter sky hat.png|32px]][[Winter sky hat]]

Handwear 1 (Red Orb): [[File:DQIX Vesta gauntlets.png|32px]][[Vesta gauntlets]] → [[File:DQIX Vesta gauntlets.png|32px]][[Diana gauntlets]] → [[File:DQIX Vesta gauntlets.png|32px]][[Tempestes gauntlets]] / [[File:DQIX Sol Invictus gauntlets.png|32px]][[Sol Invictus gauntlets]]

Handwear 2 (Silver Orb): [[File:DQIX apprentices gloves.png|32px]][[Apprentice's gloves]] → [[File:DQIX apprentices gloves.png|32px]][[Master's gloves]] → [[File:DQIX apprentices gloves.png|32px]][[Grandmaster's gloves]] / [[File:DQIX godly gloves.png|32px]][[Godly gloves]]

Leg armour (Purple Orb): [[File:DQIX invincible trousers.png|32px]][[Invincible trousers]] → [[File:DQIX invincible trousers.png|32px]][[Immortal trousers]] → [[File:DQIX invincible trousers.png|32px]][[Eternity trousers]] / [[File:DQIX infinity trousers.png|32px]][[Infinity trousers]]

Footwear 1 (Yellow Orb): [[File:DQIX Heros boots.png|32px]][[Hero's boots]] → [[File:DQIX Heros boots.png|32px]][[Basilic boots]] → [[File:DQIX Heros boots.png|32px]][[Emperor's boots]] / [[File:DQIX Boots of beatitude.png|32px]][[Boots of beatitude]]

Footwear 2 (Blue Orb): [[File:DQIX Sensible sandals.png|32px]][[Sensible sandals]] → [[File:DQIX Sensible sandals.png|32px]][[Sagacious sandals]] → [[File:DQIX Sensible sandals.png|32px]][[Sapient sandals]] / [[File:DQIX Sentient sandals.png|32px]][[Sentient sandals]]

=={{DQ11}}==

The Upgradable equipment make another appearance in this game with few changes. Only the armors and the helmets return, the weapons are the only equipment who can be upgraded and it's no more random elements to get the final version of the weapon and the armours are only found in their final version. Only the weapons who was existed in the previous game appear, the Greatsword and the Wand doesn't have their own version.

The weapons can be collected at various points in second act while three [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Forge manuals]] for upgrade them are found in act 3. The first is found in the [[Tower of Lost Time]], the second in the Sage's Trial of the [[Drustan's labyrinth]] and the last is won with a wish from [[Drustan]]. The armours are dropped by monsters or forged by the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]].

===Weapons===
Sword (chest in [[Fortress of Fear]] or First Forest Whale way station): [[File:Stardust sword xi icon.png|32px]][[Stardust sword]] → [[File:Nebula sword xi icon.png|32px]][[Nebula sword]] → [[File:Supernova sword xi icon.png|32px]][[Supernova sword]] → [[File:Hypernova sword xi icon.png|32px]][[Hypernova sword]]

Knive (65 [[Mini medal|Mini medals]]): [[File:Deft dagger xi icon.png|32px]][[Deft dagger]] → [[File:Darting dagger xi icon.png|32px]][[Darting dagger]] → [[File:Dashing dagger xi icon.png|32px]][[Dashing dagger]] → [[File:Dynamo dagger xi icon.png|32px]][[Dynamo dagger]]

Boomerang (chest in The Manglegrove, Whale Way Station) [[File:Meteorang xi icon.png|32px]][[Meteorang]] → [[File:Asterang xi icon.png|32px]][[Asterang]] → [[File:Stellarang xi icon.png|32px]][[Stellarang]] → [[File:Galaxarang xi icon.png|32px]][[Galaxarang]]

Heavy wand (Wheel of Harma third trial, 15 turns or less): [[File:Bright staff xi icon.png|32px]][[Bright staff]] → [[File:Shinning staff xi icon.png|32px]][[Shining staff]] → [[File:Brilliant staff xi icon.png|32px]][[Brilliant staff]] → [[File:Aurora staff xi icon.png|32px]][[Aurora staff]]

Whip ([[Octagonia]] casino, second act): [[File:Gringham whip xi icon.png|32px]][[Gringham whip]] → [[File:Mega gringham whip xi icon.png|32px]][[Mega gringham whip]] → [[File:Giga gringham whip xi icon.png|32px]][[Giga gringham whip]] → [[File:Uber gringham whip xi icon.png|32px]][[Über gringham whip]]

Spear (Chest in [[Fortress of Fear]] or First Forest Whale way station) [[File:Poker xi icon.png|32px]][[Poker]] → [[File:Straight poker xi icon.png|32px]][[Straight poker]] → [[File:Stud poker xi icon.png|32px]][[Stud poker]] → [[File:Split-pot poker xi icon.png|32px]][[Split-pot poker]]

Claws (Wheel of Harma third trial, 20 turns or less): [[File:Beastmaster claws xi icon.png|32px]][[Beastmaster claws]] → [[File:Dragonlord claws xi icon.png|32px]][[Dragonlord claws]] → [[File:Dragovian lord claws xi icon.png|32px]][[Dragovian lord claws]] → [[File:Xenlon claws xi icon.png|32px]][[Xenlon claws]]

Axe (Chest in the [[Battleground]]): [[File:Bad axe xi icon.png|32px]][[Bad axe]] → [[File:Maxi axe xi icon.png|32px]][[Maxi axe]] → [[File:Climaxe xi icon.png|32px]][[Climaxe]] → [[File:Galaxy axe xi icon.png|32px]][[Galaxy axe]]

===Armours===
[[File:Psyche swiper xi icon.png|32px]][[Brain drainer]] (Chest in The [[Battleground]] or dropped by [[Red mist]])

[[File:Psyche swiper xi icon.png|32px]][[Psyche swiper]] (Chest in [[Drustan's labyrinth]] or dropped by [[Knight abhorrent|Knight abhorrents]])

[[File:Devilry drinker xi icon.png|32px]][[Devilry drinker]] (Puerto valor casino, third act or dropped by [[Hooper duper|Hooper dupers]])

[[File:Soul sucker xi icon.png|32px]][[Soul sucker]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Ye Manifold Methods of Mighty Drustan]] forge manual)

[[File:Legendary armour xi icon.png|32px]][[Legendary armour]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Stuff of Legend]] forge manual or dropped by [[Labradrake|Labradrakes]])

[[File:Exotoga xi icon.png|32px]][[Exotoga]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|YeManifold Methods of Mighty Drustan]] forge manual)

[[File:Seraph's robe xi icon.png|32px]][[Seraph's robe]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Ye Manifold Methods of Mighty Drustan]] forge manual)

[[File:Heavenly helm xi icon.png|32px]][[Heavenly helm]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Stuff of Legend]] forge manual or dropped by [[Badonis]])

[[File:Spring breeze hat xi icon.png|32px]][[Spring breeze hat]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Styles for All Seasons]] forge manual)

[[File:Summer cloud hat xi icon.png|32px]][[Summer cloud hat]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Styles for All Seasons]] forge manual)

[[File:Autumn shower hat xi icon.png|32px]][[Autumn shower hat]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Styles for All Seasons]] forge manual)

[[File:Winter sky hat xi icon.png|32px]][[Winter sky hat]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Styles for All Seasons]] forge manual)

==Trivia==
* Some equipments, the [[Angel's robe]] and the [[Gringham whip]], existed in previous games but ''Dragon Quest IX'' is the first game who make these equipment upgradable.
* The [[Red-hot poker (Weapon)|Red-hot poker]] exist only in ''Dragon Quest IX'', be replacing by the [[Straight poker]] who become the second version in ''Dragon Quest XI'' while moving other weapons in the ligne, the [[Stud poker]] moves from second to third versions and the [[Split-pot poker]] move from the third place to final version.
* The first three versions of the weapons in ''Dragon Quest XI'' can't have any refinement, only the final version can.
*The [[Spring breeze hat]] ligne in ''Dragon Quest IX'' is the only one who only recquire 1 Agate of Evolution and 1 Orb for each upgrade and don't have Alchemiracle to reach the last version.
*The [[Brain drainer]] and [[Spring breeze hat]] ligne in ''Dragon Quest XI'' is the only peace of armours where the four versions exist in the game without need to be unpgraded.

{{DQIX}}
{{DQXI}}
[[Category:Legendary Equipment]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX weapons]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX shields]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX helmets]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX handwear]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX leggings]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX footwear]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest XI weapons]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest XI shields]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest XI armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest XI helmets]]

List of weapons in Dragon Quest XI

Gerik — Wed, 06 Dec 2023 09:31:32 GMT

Gerik: /* {{Whip}}s */

This is a list of all Weapons available in {{DQ11}}.
=={{Sword}}s==
With few exceptions noted below, all one-handed swords can be equipped by The {{Luminary}}, [[Erik]], [[Sylvando]] & [[Hendrik]].
{| cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="listTable sortable"
!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;" class="unsortable" | Image
!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;" class="unsortable" | Name
!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;" class="unsortable" | Stats
!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;" class="unsortable" | How to Obtain
!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;" class="unsortable" | Equip
!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;" class="unsortable" | Notes
|-
| [[File:Cypress stick xi icon.png]]
| [[Cypress stick]]
| {{Attack}} +7/9/11/16
| Sold in [[Cobblestone]]. Dropped by [[Cruelcumber]]
| {{Luminary}}
|-
| [[File:Cobblestone sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Cobblestone sword]]
| {{Attack}} +8/10/14/21
| Starting equipment
| {{Luminary}} only
|-
| [[File:Soldier's sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Soldier's sword]]
| {{Attack}} +10/13/16/22
| [[Erik]]'s starting gear. Dropped by [[Skullrider]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Copper sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Copper sword]]
| {{Attack}} +13/15/17/20
| Sold in [[Heliodor]], [[The Manglegrove]] & [[Hotto Steppe]]
| {{Luminary}}
|-
| [[File:Bronze sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Bronze sword]]
| {{Attack}} +16/18/20/22
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|First Forays into Forging]].
|
|-
| [[File:DQXI Sylvando's sword.png|100px]]
| [[Sylvando's sword]]
| {{Attack}} +18/22/26/30 {{Charm}} +10/11/13/15
| [[Sylvando]]'s starting gear
| [[Sylvando]] only.
|-
| [[File:Iron broadsword xi icon.png]]
| [[Iron broadsword]]
| {{Attack}} +20/22/24/26
| Sold in [[Hotto]]. [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|I ♥ Iron Arms]].
|
|-
| [[File:Rapier.png|100px]]
| [[Rapier]]
| {{Attack}} +24/26/28/30 {{Charm}} +5/6/7/8
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]].
|
|-
| [[File:Bandit blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Bandit blade]]
| {{Attack}} +30/35/41/47
| Dropped by [[Grublin]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Silver rapier xi icon.png]]
| [[Silver rapier]]
| {{Attack}} +32/34/36/38 {{Charm}} +7/8/9/10
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Slender Sword of Solid Silver]].
|
|-
| [[File:Steel broadsword xi icon.png]]
| [[Steel broadsword]]
| {{Attack}} +35/37/40/43
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Puerto Valor]]. [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Smithing With Steel]].
|
|-
| [[File:Cautery sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Cautery sword]]
| {{Attack}} +42/44/47/50
| Sold in [[Lonalulu]] & [[Phnom Nonh]]. [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Building a Blade of Blistering Brutality]].
|
| Deals 12~20 fire damage to one group when used as an item.
|-
| [[File:Falcon blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Falcon blade]]
| {{Attack}} +45/50/55/60
| 35 [[Mini medal]]s. [[Insula Occidentalis]] chest, requires [[Magic Key]]. Dropped by [[Overkilling machine]]s.
|
| Attacks twice, 75% damage per strike.
|-
| [[File:Zombiesbane xi icon.png]]
| [[Zombiesbane]]
| {{Attack}} +54/58/62/66
| Sold in [[Heliodor]], [[Emerald Coast]] & [[Sniflheim]] [[Nautica]] chest
|
| 20% more damage to the {{Undead}}.
|-
| [[File:Platinum sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Platinum sword]]
| {{Attack}} +60/63/67/71 {{Charm}} +12/13/14/15
| [[Puerto Valor]] casino. (50,000 tokens) [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Platinum Power]]. Dropped by [[Lethal armour]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Bastard sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Bastard sword]]
| {{Attack}} +61/65/69/73
| Sold in [[Heliodor]], [[Costa Valor]] & [[Angri-La]]. Dropped by [[Gleeful grublin]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Heliodorian sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Heliodorian sword]]
| {{Attack}} +61/66/71/78
| [[Hendrik]]'s starting gear.
|
|-
| [[File:Zombie slayer xi icon.png]]
| [[Zombie slayer]]
| {{Attack}} +65/69/73/77
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|How to Outdo the Undead]].
|
| 30% more damage to the {{Undead}}.
|-
| [[File:Aurora blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Aurora blade]]
| {{Attack}} +70/73/76/80 {{Charm}} +18/19/20/22
| Sold in [[Zwaardsrust]], [[Dundrasil]] & [[Puerto Valor]].
|
| Deals 12~20 fire damage to one group when used as an item.
|-
| [[File:Dragonsbane xi icon.png]]
| [[Dragonsbane]]
| {{Attack}} +72/76/80/84
| Sold in [[Octagonia]], [[Lonalulu]] & [[Sniflheim]]. [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|More Dragony Designs]].
|
| 20% more damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Fizzle foil xi icon.png]]
| [[Fizzle foil]]
| {{Attack}} +80/83/86/90 {{Charm}} +22/23/24/25
| [[Gallopolis]]. & [[Gondolia]]. [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Making The Most Of Mythril]].
|
|-
| [[File:Miracle sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Miracle sword]]
| {{Attack}} +80/83/87/91 {{Charm}} +24/25/26/28
| 60 [[Mini medal]]s.
|
| Heals user by 25% of damage dealt.
|-
| [[File:Metal slime sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal slime sword]]
| {{Attack}} +84/87/91/95
| [[Puerto Valor]] [[casino]] (250K tokens) [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Things To Do With Metal Goo]]. [[Hyperpyrexion]].
|
| Plus 1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Fire blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Fire blade]]
| {{Attack}} +87/90/94/98
| Sold in [[Hotto]]. Dropped by [[Grumpy grublin]]s.
|
| Fire element.
|-
| [[File:Liquid metal sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Liquid metal sword]]
| {{Attack}} +93/96/100/105
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|In Fine Fettle With Liquid Mettle]].
|
| Plus 1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Uber falcon blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Über falcon blade]]
| {{Attack}} +96/100/104/109
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]]. Dropped by [[Überkilling machine]]s.
|
| Attacks twice, 75% damage per strike.
|-
| [[File:Dragon slayer xi icon.png]]
| [[Dragon slayer]]
| {{Attack}} +96/100/104/109
| Sold in [[Heliodor]].
|
| 40% more damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Stardust sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Stardust sword]]
| {{Attack}} +96 Charm +25
| [[Fortress of Fear]] {{chest}}. (Act 2) First Forest [[Whale way station]] {{chest}}. (act 3)
|
| 8% chance to [[Sap]] target.
|-
| [[File:Sword of light xi icon.png]]
| [[Sword of Light]]
| {{Attack}} +109 {{Charm}} +50
| Story event, unmissable.
|
| Cures an ally of any ailment. Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Inferno blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Inferno blade]]
| {{Attack}} +111/118/125/132
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Sizzling Styles]].
|
| Fire element.
|-
| [[File:Thunderstorm sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Thunderstorm sword]]
| {{Attack}} +111/118/125/133 Charm +32/33/34/35 Max {{MP}} +12
| Event in Gondolia, act 3 Dropped by [[One-man army]].
|
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Sword of kings xi icon.png]]
| [[Sword of Kings]]
| {{Attack}} +120 {{Charm}} +32
| [[Hotto]] event, act 3.
| {{Luminary}} only.
| Wind damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Nebula sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Nebula sword]]
| {{Attack}} +123 {{Charm}} +30
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
|
| 10% chance to [[Sap]] target.
|-
| [[File:Uber miracle sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Über miracle sword]]
| {{Attack}} +135/142/149/156 {{Charm}} +37/38/39/40
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]].
|
| Heals user by 30% of damage dealt.
|-
| [[File:Thousand-fold katana xi icon.png]]
| [[Thousand-fold katana]]
| {{Attack}} +136/143/150/158
| [[Hotto]] event, act 3
| [[Erik]] only
| 8% chance to [[Sap]] target.
|-
| [[File:Supernova sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Supernova sword]]
| {{Attack}} +147 {{Charm}} +35
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
|
| 12% chance to [[Sap]] target.
|-
| [[File:Sword of judgement xi icon.png]]
| [[Sword of Judgement]]
| {{Attack}} +150/157/164/171
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Ye Manifold Methods of Mighty Drustan]]. Dropped by [[A3G15]].
|
| 8% chance to blunt target.
|-
| [[File:Super sword of light xi icon.png]]
| [[Super sword of light]]
| {{Attack}} +151 {{Charm}} +80
| Story event, unmissable.
|
| Removes [[Calasmos]]' shield of darkness 3% chance to strip target of all buffs. Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Sword of light xi icon.png]]
| [[Supreme sword of light]]
| {{Attack}} +151/166/181/196 {{Charm}} +94/96/98/100
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Supreme Secrets of the Sword of Light]].
|
| Cures an ally of any ailment. 3% chance to strip target of all buffs. Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Hell sabre xi icon.png]]
| [[Hell sabre]]
| {{Attack}} +155/162/169/176
| Dropped by [[Barbatos]].
| [[Erik]] only.
|-
| [[File:Shamshir of light xi icon.png]]
| [[Shamshir of light]]
| {{Attack}} +158/165/172/180 {{Charm}} +42/43/44/46
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters of the Battlefield]]. Dropped by [[Noble dragon]]s.
|
| Light element.
|-
| [[File:Metal king sowrd xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal king sword]]
| {{Attack}} +161/168/175/185
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Making Things with Metal Kings]].
|
| Plus 1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Drustan's sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Drustan's sword]]
| {{Attack}} +163/175/177/185
| Chest in the ''Luminary's trial'' section of [[Drustan's labyrinth]].
|
| Enemies are more likley to target the wielder.
|-
| [[File:Hypernova sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Hypernova sword]]
| {{Attack}} +182/185/191/196 {{Charm}} +47/48/49/50
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
|
| 12%, 16%, 20% & 24% chance to [[Sap]] the target.
|-
|}

=={{Axe}}s==
Only [[Hendrik]] is able to equip axes; as such, they are only available in the second and third acts of the game.
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| [[File:Cavalier cleaver xi icon.png]]
| [[Cavalier cleaver]]
| {{Attack}} +64/68/72/76
| [[Hendrik]]'s starting gear. Sold in [[Angri-La]] Dropped by [[Knight Aberrant]].
| None.
|-
| [[File:Ice axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Ice axe]]
| {{Attack}} +72/76/80/85
| Sold in [[The champs sauvage]].
| Ice element.
|-
| [[File:Kinga axe xi icon.png]]
| [[King axe]]
| {{Attack}} +80/84/88/93 Max {{MP}} +6/6/7/8
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Recipe Book of Regal Regalia]] Sold in [[Puerto Valor]], [[Phnom Nonh]].
| +10% damage to Machine}}s.
|-
| [[File:Obliteratoriser xi icon.png]]
| [[Obliteratoriser]]
| {{Attack}} +85/89/93/98 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Lonalulu]]. Dropped by [[Hoodlum]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Kaiser axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Kaiser axe]]
| {{Attack}} +86/90/95/100 Max {{MP}} +8/8/9/10
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Emperor's New Axe]]. Dropped by [[Royal reptile]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Avalanche axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Avalanche axe]]
| {{Attack}} +93/97/102/107
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Snowfield Styles]]. Sold in [[Sniflheim]] & [[The Snærfelt]].
| Ice element.
|-
| [[File:Overlord's axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Overlord's axe]]
| {{Attack}} +100/104/108/113
| [[Gallopolis]] & [[Gondolia]].
| +10% damage to {{Humanoid}}s.
|-
| [[File:Bad axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Bad axe]]
| {{Attack}} +106 {{Charm}} +27 Max {{MP}} +10
| Chest in [[The Battleground]], seventh floor.
| 8% chance to blunt target.
|-
| [[File:Conqueror's axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Conqueror's axe]]
| {{Attack}} +111/117/124/132
| Sold [[Havens Above]], [[Trial Isle]].
|
|-
| [[File:Maxi axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Maxi axe]]
| {{Attack}} +123 {{Charm}} +32 Max {{MP}} +14
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
|10% chance to blunt target.
|-
| [[File:Apollo's axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Apollo's axe]]
| {{Attack}} +135/142/149/156 Max {{MP}} +5/6/8/10
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Might Is Right]]. Dropped by [[Harmachis]].
| Fire & Light element.
|-
| [[File:Climaxe xi icon.png]]
| [[Climaxe]]
| {{Attack}} +147 {{Charm}} +39 Max {{MP}} +16
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| 12% chance to blunt target.
|-
| [[File:Aristocrat's axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Arisocrat's axe]]
| {{Attack}} +158/165/172/180 Max {{MP}} +18/18/19/20
| Sold in the fortified [[Cobblestone]].
| +10% damage to demons 5%/5%/6%/8% chance to void {{MP}} cost.
|-
| [[File:Kairos cleaver xi icon.png]]
| [[Kairos cleaver]]
| {{Attack}} +160/167/174/182 {{Agility}} +12/13/14/15 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%/2%/2%/3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters of the Battlefield]].
|
|-
| [[File:Galaxy axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Galaxy axe]]
| {{Attack}} +182/186/191/196 {{Charm}} +47/48/49/50 Max {{MP}} +18/19/19/20
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| 12%/16%/20%/24% chance to blunt target.
|-
|}

=={{Boomerangs}}==
Only [[Erik]] is able to equip boomerangs. Subsequent strikes have a small chance to miss their target, but the initial hit is only effected by the monster's evasion rate.
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|-
| [[File:Birchwood boomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Birchwood boomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +8/11/14/17
| [[Erik]]'s starting gear. Sold in [[Heliodor]].
|
|-
| [[File:Boomerang xi icon.png]]
| {{Boomerang W}}
| {{Attack}} +15/16/17/19
| Sold in the [[The Manglegrove]], [[The Emerald Coast]] & [[Hotto]].
|
|-
| [[File:Crucerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Crucerang]]
| {{Attack}} +19/20/21/23
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Put A Ring On It]]. Sold in [[Gallopolis]] & [[Gondolia]].
|
|-
| [[File:Edged boomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Edged boomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +25/26/28/30
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Puerto Valor]].
|
|-
| [[File:Soarin' steel xi icon.png]]
| [[Soarin' steel]]
| {{Attack}} +32/33/34/37
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Smithing With Steel]]. Sold in [[Lonalulu]] & [[Phnom Nonh]].
|
|-
| [[File:Winter's wing xi icon.png]]
| [[Winter's wing]]
| {{Attack}} +40/41/43/45
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Supercool Kit]]. Sold in [[Sniflheim]].
| Ice element.
|-
| [[File:Magic circle xi icon.png]]
| [[Magic circle]]
| {{Attack}} +42/45/48/51 {{Charm}} +10/11/12/13 Max {{MP}} +5/6/7/8
| [[Arborian Highlands]] {{chest}}. Dropped by [[Gryphon]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Star cross xi icon.png]]
| [[Star cross]]
| {{Attack}} +53/55/58/61
| Sold in [[Nautica]], [[Sniflheim]] & [[Arboria]].
| +10% damage to the {{Undead}}.
|-
| [[File:Metal slime goomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal goomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +55/58/61/64
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Things To Do With Metal Goo]]. Dropped by [[Robo-robin]]s.
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Pentarang xi icon.png]]
| [[Pentarang]]
| {{Attack}} +61/64/67/70
| Reward for Quest #41 in [[Lonalulu]]. (Act 2)
| +20% damage to {{Demon}}s, 3% chance to [[Fuddle]] foes.
|-
| [[File:Flametang boomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Flametang boomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +63/65/68/71
| Sold in [[Hotto]]. (Act 2).
| Fire element.
|-
| [[File:Liquid metal goomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Liquid metal goomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +74/77/80/84
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|In Fine Fettle With Liquid Mettle]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Meteorang xi icon.png]]
| [[Meteorang]]
| {{Attack}} +77 {{Charm}} +22
| [[The Manglegrove]], [[Whale Way Station]], (Act 2).
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Banefire boomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Banefire boomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +80/86/90/95
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Sizzling Styles]].
| Fire element.
|-
| [[File:Dark star xi icon.png]]
| [[Dark star]]
| {{Attack}} +82/85/89/93 {{Agility}} +10
| Sold on [[Trial Isle]].
|
|-
| [[File:Asterang xi icon.png]]
| [[Asterang]]
| {{Attack}} +89 {{Charm}} +27
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Stellarang xi icon.png]]
| [[Stellarang]]
| {{Attack}} +105 {{Charm}} +31
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Hunter's moon xi icon.png]]
| [[Hunter's moon]]
| {{Attack}} +110/115/120/125 {{Charm}} +34/35/36/37
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters Of The Battlefield]].
| Full damage to all monsters.
|-
| [[File:Metal king goomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal king goomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +114/119/124/129
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Making Things With Metal Kings]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Galaxarang xi icon.png]]
| [[Galaxarang]]
| {{Attack}} +131/134/137/141 {{Charm}} +38/38/39/40
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| Lightning element.
|-
|}

=={{Claw}}s==
[[Jade]] and [[Rab]] can use claws, and equipping a set prevents them from holding a shield. Claw weapons attack twice, with the secondary hit being 2/3rds the strength of the initial blow--this is why the category's attack power is low compared to other weapons aside from wands. Additionally, all claws deal 10% more damage to the [[Machine family]].
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| [[File:Iron claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Iron claws]]
| {{Attack}} +15/17/19/21 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%
| [[Jade]]'s starting gear. Dropped by [[Hades condor]] & [[Mermaniac]].
|
|-
| [[File:Silver claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Silver claws]]
| {{Attack}} +23/25/27/29 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%
| Sold in [[Lonalulu]] & [[Phnom Nonh]].
|
|-
| [[File:Infernails xi icon.png]]
| [[Infernails]]
| {{Attack}} +27/31/35/39 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%
| [[Puerto Valor]] [[casino]] prize, 7,500 tokens. Dropped by [[Fruity succubat]]s.
| 8% chance to beguile [[Humanoids]].
|-
| [[File:Steel claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Steel claws]]
| {{Attack}} +29/31/33/35 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%
| Sold in [[Sniflheim]].
|
|-
| [[File:Crow's claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Crow's claws]]
| {{Attack}} +31/33/35/37 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Build Better Bird's Feet]].
| 8% chance to beguile {{Bird}}s.
|-
|[[File:Platinum claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Platinum claws]]
| {{Attack}} +36/38/40/43 {{Charm}} +19/20/21/23 [[Critical Hit]] chance +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Platinum Power]].
|
|-
|[[File:Kestrel claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Kestrel claws]]
| {{Attack}} +41/43/45/48 {{Agility}} +8/9/9/10 [[Critical Hit]] chance +3%
| Sold in [[Puerto Valor]] & [[Phnom Nonh]].
| 10% chance to beguile {{Bird}}s.
|-
| [[File:Cobra claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Cobra claws]]
| {{Attack}} +47/49/51/54 [[Critical Hit]] chance +3%
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Lonalulu]]. (After Act 1)
| 8% chance to {{Poison}} target, barring immunity.
|-
| [[File:Ice claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Ice claws]]
| {{Attack}} +49/51/53/56 [[Critical Hit]] chance +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Snowfield Styles]]. Sold in Sniflheim & [[The Snærfelt]]. (After Act 1)
| Deals 40~56 ice damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Kite claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Kite claws]]
| {{Attack}} +51/53/55/58 {{Agility}} +14/15/15/16 [[Critical Hit]] chance +3%
| Dropped by vicious [[Garuda]]s.
| 12% chance to beguile {{Bird}}s.
|-
| [[File:Dragon claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Dragon claws]]
| {{Attack}} +52/54/56/59 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| Sold in [[Heliodor]], [[Gondolia]], Nautica]], [[Arboria]] & [[Angri-La]]. (After Act 1) Dropped by [[Red dragon (Quadruped)|Dread dragon]]s.
| +10% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Beast claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Beast claws]]
| {{Attack}} +53/55/57/59 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]]. (After Act 1)
| +10% damage to {{Beast}}s & {{Bird}}s.
|-
| [[File:Crimson claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Crimson claws]]
| {{Attack}} +54/56/58/60 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%/6%/7%/8%
| Prize for the silver cup horse race on Difficult mode Dropped by [[Sootbonce]] & [[Smogbonnet]]s.
| +10% damage to {{Elemental}}s.
|-
| [[File:Fire claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Fire claws]]
| {{Attack}} +56/58/60/62 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| Sold in [[Hotto]]. (After Act 1)
| Deals 54~70 fire damage to one enemy.
|-
| [[File:King cobra claws xi icon.png]]
| [[King cobra claws]]
| {{Attack}} +57/59/61/63 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| Dropped by [[Hooper trooper]] & [[Supreme succubat]]s.
| 10% chance to {{Poison}} target, barring immunity.
|-
| [[File:Beastmaster claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Beastmaster claws]]
| {{Attack}} +58 {{Charm}} +27 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| Prize for completing the third trial [[Wheel of Harma]] in 20 rounds or less.
| +10% damage to {{Beast}}s & {{Bird}}s.
|-
| [[File:Combusticlaws xi icon.png]]
| [[Combusticlaws]]
| {{Attack}} +66/69/73/79 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Sizzling Styles]]. Sold in [[Hotto]]. (After Act 2)
| Deals 54~70 fire damage to one enemy.
|-
| [[File:Monster slashers xi icon.png]]
| [[Monster slashers]]
| {{Attack}} +66/70/74/79 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| Sold on [[Trial Isle]]. Dropped by [[Dark gryphon]]s.
| +10% damage to {{Beast}}s 8% chance to beguile {{Beast}}s.
|-
| [[File:Dragonlord claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Dragonlord claws]]
| {{Attack}} +74 {{Charm}} +34 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
| +20% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Crystal claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Crystal claws]]
| {{Attack}} +80/84/84/93 {{Charm}} +44/46/48/50 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%
| [[Octagonia]] event. (After Act 2)
|Heals user by 6% of damage dealt.
|-
| [[File:Orichalcum claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Orichalcum claws]]
| {{Attack}} +81/85/89/94 {{Charm}} +42/44/46/48 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Orichalcum: Ore Blimey]]. Dropped by [[Mechan-o'-wyrm]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Dragovian lord claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Dragovian lord claws]]
| {{Attack}} +88 Charm +39 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| +20% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Frostfire fingers xi icon.png]]
| [[Frostfire fingers]]
| {{Attack}} +93/97/101/106 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%/6%/7%/8%
| Dropped by [[Master moosifer]].
|
|-
| [[File:Decimators xi icon.png]]
| [[Deicimators]]
| {{Attack}} +93/99/103/108 {{Charm}} +50/52/54/56 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters Of The Battlefield]].
| 6%/10%/12%/15% to void {{MP}} costs.
|-
| [[File:Xenlon claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Xenlon claws]]
| {{Attack}} +109/112/115/118 {{Charm}} +47/48/49/50 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| +20% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
|}

==[[Greatsword (weapon type)|Greatswords]]==
Only the {{Luminary}} and [[Hendrik]] can equip greatswords. As these blades require the use of both hands, neither character can hold a [[shield]] while using one--this reduction in defence is offset by a chance to parry blows outright. As with one-handed swords, these Zweihänders will deal 10% more damage to members of the [[Dragon family]].
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| [[File:Cobblestone greatsword xi icon.png]]
| [[Cobblestone greatsword]]
| {{Attack}} +12/13/18/25 Parry chance +1%
| {{Luminary}}'s starting gear.
|
|-
| [[File:Copper chopper xi icon.png]]
| [[Copper chopper]]
| {{Attack}} +15/17/20/23 Parry chance +1%/1%/1%/2%
| Sold in [[Heliodor]] & [[The Manglegrove]].
|
|-
| [[File:Broad sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Broad sword]]
| {{Attack}} +20/22/25/28 Parry chance +1% [[Critical Hit]] chance + 1%
| Sold in the [[Emerald Coast Camp]] & [[Hotto Steppe]].
|
|-
| [[File:Cast iron claymore xi icon.png]]
| [[Cast-iron claymore]]
| {{Attack}} +28/31/34/39 Parry chance +1%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|I ♥ Iron Arms]]. Sold in [[Hotto]], [[Gallopolis]] & [[Laguna di Gondolia]].
|
|-
| [[File:Broader sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Broader sword]]
| {{Attack}} +43/46/49/54 Parry chance +1%/1%/2%/2% [[Critical Hit]] chance + 1%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Cutting-Edge Kit]]. Sold in [[Gondolia]].
|
|-
| [[File:Black blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Black blade]]
| {{Attack}} +49/51/54/59 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Octagonia]], [[Puerto Valor]]. (After Act 1)
|
|-
| [[File:Carbon steel claymore xi icon.png]]
| [[Carbon steel claymore]]
| {{{Attack}} +78/83/88/95 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Lonalulu]] & [[Phnom Non]]. (After Act 1)
|
|-
| [[File:Banishing blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Banishing blade]]
| {{Attack}} +91/95/101/108 Parry chance +2%
| Chest in the [[Hotto Steppe]].
| +10% damage to {{Demon}}s.
|-
|[[File:Hendrik's greatsword.png]]
| [[Hendrik's greatsword]]
| {{Attack}} +91/95/101/108 Parry chance +2%
| [[Hendrik]]'s starting gear.
|
|-
| [[File:Razer-wing xi icon.png]]
| [[Razer-wing]]
| {{Attack}} +93/99/105/112 Parry chance +2%
|
| 12% chance to {{Paralyze}} target.
|-
| [[File:Platinum powersword xi icon.png]]
| [[Platinum powersword]]
| {{Attack}} +108/114/121/128 {{Charm}} +31/33/36/40 Parry chance +2%
| [[Puerto Valor]] casino [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Platinum Power]]
|
|-
| [[File:Nightcleaver xi icon.png]]
| [[Nightcleaver]]
| {{Attack}} +115/121/127/134 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Heliodor]] region, [[Costa Valor]] & Champs sauvage. (After Act 1)
| Light element.
|-
| [[File:Demonsbane xi icon.png]]
| [[Demonsbane]]
| {{Attack}} +124/130/137/144 Parry chance +2%
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Devil's In The Details]]. Sold in [[Puerto Valor]], [[Phnom Nonh]].
| +20% damage to {{Demon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Wyrmfang xi icon.png]]
| [[Wyrmfang]]
| {{Attack}} +131/137/144/151 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|More Dragony Designs]] Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Lonalulu]]. (After Act 2) Dropped by [[Guardian]]s.
| +20% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Lord's sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Lord's sword]]
| {{Attack}} +144/150/156/164 Parry chance +2% [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%/2%/3%/3%
| Sold in [[Heliodor]], [[Gallopolis]] & [[Gondolia]]. (After Act 2)
|
|-
| [[File:Brimstone blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Brimstone blade]]
| {{Attack}} +145/151/157/164 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Hotto]]. (After Act 2}}
| Fire element.
|-
| [[File:Metal gooreatsword xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal gooreatsword]]
| {{Attack}} +151/157/163/170 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Things To Do With Metal Goo]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Liquid metal gooreatsword xi icon.png]]
| [[Liquid metal gooreatsword]]
| {{Attack}} +167/173/180/190 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|In Fine Fettle With Liquid Mettle]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Sword of shadows xi icon.png]]
| [[Sword of shadows]]
| {{Attack}} +196 Parry chance +3%
| Story event, unmissable.
| Deals 254~278 darkness damage to one enemy.
|-
| [[File:Skysteed sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Skysteed sword]]
| {{Attack}} +199/211/224/238 {{Charm}} +63/66/69/72 Parry chance +3%/3%/4%/5%
| [[Gallopolis]] horse race platinum reward, hard mode. Dropped by malicious [[Tantamount]]s.
| 5%/6%/8%/10% to debuff target.
|-
| [[File:Legate's blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Legate's blade]]
| {{Attack}} +243/255/268/281 Parry chance +3% Critical it chance +5%/6%/7%/8%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Orichalcum: Ore Blimey]].
|
|-
| [[File:Berserker's blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Berserker's blade]]
| {{Attack}} +277/289/303/315 Parry chance +3%
| Sold in fortified [[Cobblestone]]
| 8% chance to [[Dazzle]] target. 10% chance to auto-[[oomph]] at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Metal king gooreatsword xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal king gooreatsword]]
| {{Attack}} +285/297/310/324 Parry chance +2%/3%/3%/3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Making Things with Metal Kings]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Brilliant blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Brilliant blade]]
| {{Attack}} +326/335/344/353 {{Charm}} +94/96/98/100 Parry chance +8%/9%/10%/11%
| Complete the Wheel of Harma's final trial within 30 turns.
| Light element.
|-
|}

==[[Heavy Wand (weapon type)|Heavy wands]]==
{{Veronica 11}} and [[Rab]] can equip heavy wands. As with greatswords and claws, neither character can equip a shield while using a heavy wand. These staffs have a fairly even split between raising {{Magical Mending}} and might for [[Rab]]'s benefit, and each will deal an extra 10% damage to members of the [[Demon family]].
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| [[File:Veronica's staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Veronica's staff]]
| {{Attack}} +10/12/15/18 {{Magical Might}} +8/10/12/14 {{MP}} Absorb +8%
|
| {{Veronica 11}}'s starting gear.
|-
| [[File:Faerie staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Faerie staff]]
| {{Attack}} +15/16/17/18 {{Magical Might}} +15/16/16/17 {{Magical Mending}} +7/7/8/8 MP Absorb +8%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]].
|
|-
| [[File:Rab's cane xi icon.png]]
| [[Rab's cane]]
| {{Attack}} +15/17/19/22 {{Magical Might}} +15/16/18/20 {{Magical Mending}} +10/11/13/15 {{MP}} Absorb +8%
|
| Restores 9 {{HP}} to one character for 4~6 turns.
|-
| [[File:Wizard's staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Wizard's staff]]
| {{Attack}} +17/18/19/20 {{Magical Might}} +17/17/18/19 {{Magical Mending}} +8/8/8/9 {{MP}} Absorb +8%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|So You Want To Be A Witch]].
| Deals 8~12 fire damage to one enemy.
|-
| [[File:Watermaul wand xi icon.png]]
| [[Watermaul wand]]
| {{Attack}} +20/21/22/23 {{Magical Might}} +18/19/20/21 {{Magical Mending}} +13/14/15/16 {{MP}} Absorb +9%
| Sold in [[Puerto Valor]] & [[Nautica]] Dropped by [[Spinchilla]].
| +20% damage to {{Nature}} family monsters. +2% {{MP}} absorbption from {{Nature}} family monsters.
|-
| [[File:Rod of rapidity xi icon.png]]
| [[Rod of rapidity]]
| {{Attack}} +22/24/26/28 {{Magical Might}} +20/22/24/26 {{Magical Mending}} +15/16/17/19 {{MP}} Absorb +9%
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Costa Valor]].
| Casts [[Accelerate]] on user.
|-
| [[File:Staff of sentencing xi icon.png]]
| [[Staff of sentencing]]
| {{Attack}} +23/25/27/29 {{Magical Might}} +21/23/25/27 {{Magical Mending}} +10/11/11/12 {{MP}} Absorb +9%
| [[Puerto Valor]] casino, 7,500 tokens.
| Deals 12~36 wind damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Rune staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Rune staff]]
| {{Attack}} +23/25/27/29 {{Magical Might}} +21/23/25/27 {{Magical Mending}} +16/17/18/20 {{MP}} Absorb +9%
| 20 [[Mini medal]]s.
| 8% chance to {{Paralyze}} target.
|-
| [[File:Lightning staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Lightning staff]]
| {{Attack}} +24/26/28/30 {{Magical Might}} +22/24/26/28 {{Magical Mending}} +10/11/12/13 {{MP}} Absorb +9%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Electrifying Equipment]]. Sold in [[Lonalulu]] & [[Phnom Nonh]]. Dropped by [[Wight prince]] & [[Professaurus]].
|Deals 31~41 lightning damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Hocus locus xi icon.png]]
| [[Hocus locus]]
| {{Attack}} +27/28/30/32 {{Magical Might}} +25/27/29/31 {{Magical Mending}} +12/12/13/15 MP Absorb +9%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Making The Magic Happen]].
| 8% chance to {{Paralyze}} target.
|-
| [[File:Shiverstick xi icon.png]]
| [[Shiverstick]]
|{{Attack}} +28/29/30/31 {{Magical Might}} +26/28/30/32 {{Magical Mending}} +12/13/14/15 {{MP}} Absorb +9%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Supercool Kit]]. Sold in [[Sniffleheim]].
|Deals 40~56 damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Staff of antimagic xi icon.png]]
| [[Staff of antimagic]]
| {{Attack}} +30/32/34/36 {{Magical Might}} +28/30/33/36 {{Magical Mending}} +13/14/15/17 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| Sold in [[Arboria]]. Dropped by [[Shadow minister]]s.
| Casts [[Fizzle]].
|-
| [[File:Spirit staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Spirit staff]]
| {{Attack}} +33/35/37/39 {{Magical Might}} +32/34/37/40 {{Magical Mending}} +24/26/28/31 MP Absorb +10%
| Sold in the Champs sauvage, [[Phnom Nonh]] & [[Angri-La]]. (After Act 1)
|
|-
| [[File:Staff of divine wrath xi icon.png]]
| [[Staff of divine wrath]]
| {{Attack}} +35/37/39/41 {{Magical Might}} + {{Magical Mending}} +24/26/28/31 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| Wheel of Harma first trial, 16 turns or less.
|Deals 12~36 wind damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Tsunami staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Tsunami staff]]
| {{Attack}} +36/38/40/42 {{Magical Might}} +34/37/40/43 {{Magical Mending}} +26/28/31/34 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| Dropped by [[Hocus-poker]]s.
| +20% damage to {{Nature}} family monsters. +2% {{MP}} absorbption from {{Nature}} family monsters.
|-
| [[File:Lightning conductor xi icon.png]]
| [[Lightning conductor]]
| {{Attack}} +36/38/40/43 {{Magical Might}} +36/38/40/44 {{Magical Mending}} +26/28/31/34 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Bottling Lightning]].
| Deals 31~41 lightning damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Celestial sceptre xi icon.png]]
| [[Celestial sceptre]]
| {{Attack}} +36/38/40/43 {{Magical Might}} +37/39/42/45 {{Magical Mending}} +28/30/33/36 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| Sold in [[Zwaardsrust Region]], [[Dundrasil]] region & [[Puerto Valor]]. (After Act 1)
|
|-
| [[File:Sage's staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Sage's staff]]
| {{Attack}} +38/40/42/44 {{Magical Might}} +47/49/52/55 {{Magical Mending}} +35/39/41/44 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Fine Fashons for Philiosophers]] Sold in [[Octagonia]], [[Lonalulu]] & [[Sniflheim]]. (After Act 1)
| Casts [[Insulatle]].
|-
| [[File:Hieroglyph staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Hieroglyph staff]]
| {{Attack}} +48/50/52/54 {{Magical Might}} +51/53/56/59 {{Magical Mending}} +26/27/28/30 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]], [[Gondolia]] & [[Arboria]]. (After Act 1)
|
|-
| [[File:Siren's staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Siren's staff]]
| {{Attack}} +50/52/54/56 {{Magical Might}} +54/56/59/62 {{Magical Mending}} +43/45/47/50 {{MP}} Absorb +11%
| Sold in [[Nautica]]. (After Act 1)
| 8% chance to beguile target. Activates [[Wizard Ward]].
|-
| [[File:Magma staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Magma staff]]
| {{Attack}} +51/53/55/57 {{Magical Might}} +55/57/60/63 {{Magical Mending}} +28/29/30/32 {{MP}} Absorb +12%
| Chest in [[Mt. Huji]].
| Deals 14~22 light damage (not fire) to one group.
|-
| [[File:Sacrosanct staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Sacrosanct staff]]
| {{Attack}} +51/53/55/57 {{Magical Might}} +58/60/62/65 {{Magical Mending}} +47/49/51/54 {{MP}} Absorb +12%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Good Godly Gear]].
| +10% damage to {{Demon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Wyrmwand xi icon.png]]
| [[Wyrmwand]]
| {{Attack}} +55/57/59/61 {{Magical Might}} +60/62/65/68 {{Magical Mending}} +31/32/33/35 {{MP}} Absorb +12%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Even More Dragony Designs]].
| Deals 100~116 fire damage to one group.
|-
|[[File:Bright staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Bright staff]]
| {{Attack}} +55 {{Magical Might}} +60 {{Magical Mending}} +49 {{MP}} Absorb +12%
| Wheel of Harma third trial, 15 turns or less.
| 20% chance to debuff target.
|-
| [[File:Supreme sage's staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Supreme sage's staff]]
| {{Attack}} +63/67/71/76 {{Magical Might}} +70/72/75/78 {{Magical Mending}} +57/59/61/63 {{MP}} Absorb +14%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Sage Advice]].
| Casts [[Insulatle]].
|-
| [[File:Shinning staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Shining staff]]
| {{Attack}} +60 {{Magical Might}} +74 {{Magical Mending}} +60 {{MP}} Absorb +14%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
| 20% chance to debuff target.
|-
| [[File:Staff of resurrection xi icon.png]]
| [[Staff of resurrection]]
| {{Attack}} +77/77/77/80 {{Magical Might}} +78/80/83/86 {{Magical Mending}} +64/65/67/69 MP Absorb +15%
| Sold on [[Trial Isle]]. Dropped by [[Great dragon]]s.
| Casts [[Zing]].
|-
| [[File:Rod of paradise xi icon.png]]
| [[Rod of paradise]]
| {{Attack}} +88/92/96/100 {{Magical Might}} +82/84/86/89 {{Magical Mending}} +70/72/74/76 {{MP}} Absorb +15%
| Sold in the fortified [[Cobblestone]]
| Casts [[Acceleratle]].
|-
| [[File:Brilliant staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Brilliant staff]]
| Attack +84 {{Magical Might}} +82 {{Magical Mending}} +64 {{MP}} Absorb +15%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| 20% chance to debuff target.
|-
| [[File:Staff of eternity xi icon.png]]
| [[Staff of eternity]]
| {{Attack}} +90/94/96/103 {{Magical Might}} +87/89/91/94 {{Magical Mending}} +44/45/46/47 {{MP}} Absorb +
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters Of The Battlefield]].
| Haywire spell chance +1/%/1%/2%/3%.
|-
| [[File:Aurora staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Aurora staff]]
| {{Attack}} +104/106/108/112 {{Magical Might}} +95/96/98/100 {{Magical Mending}} +76/77/78/80 {{MP}} Absorb +16%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| 25%/50%/75%/100% chance to debuff target.
|-
|}

=={{Knives}}==
{{Knives}} can be equipped by [[Erik]] and [[Sylvando]], and will deal 10% more damage against members of the [[Nature family]].
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| [[File:Poison needle xi icon.png]]
| [[Poison needle]]
| {{Attack}} +1
| Sold in [[Zwaardsrust Region]] Dropped by [[Fandangow]]s
| 4% chance of instant death.
|-
| [[File:Bloodletter xi icon.png]]
| [[Bloodletter]]
| {{Attack}} +1
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Knick-Knacks for Nifty Nickers]].
| 6% chance for instant death.
|-
| [[File:Erik's dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Erik's dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +10/12/16/23 {{Deftness}} +2/3/4/5
| [[Erik]]'s starting gear.
| [[Erik]] only.
|-
| [[File:Bronze knife xi icon.png]]
| [[Bronze knife]]
| {{Attack}} +12/14/16/18
| Sold in [[Heliodor]] & [[The Manglegrove]].
|
|-
| [[File:Divine dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Divine dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +14/16/18/20
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|First Foryas into Forging]]. Sold in [[The Emerald Coast]] & [[Hotto]]
| +20% damage to the {{Undead}}.
|-
| [[File:Poison moth knife xi icon.png]]
| [[Poison moth knife]]
| {{Attack}} +24/26/28/31
| Sold in [[Hotto]], [[Gallopolis]], [[Gondolia]] & [[Octagonia]].
| 8% chance to {{Paralyze}} target.
|-
| [[File:Batterfly knife xi icon.png]]
| [[Batterfly knife]]
| {{Attack}} +29/31/33/36
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Building Butterfly Bric-a-Brac]].
| +20% damage to {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Assassin's dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Assassin's dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +37/39/41/44
| Chest in [[Octagonia caverns]].
| 2% chance for instant death.
|-
| [[File:Eagle dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Eagle dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +39/41/44/47
| Sold in [[Puerto Valor]] & [[Lonalulu]]. Dropped by [[Hades condor]]s, [[Elysium bird]]s.
| 2% chance for party to surprise enemies at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Falcon knife earring xi icon.png]]
| [[Falcon knife earring]]
| {{Attack}} +45/48/51/54 {{Charm}} +13/13/14/15
| Chest in [[Puerto Valor]]. Dropped by [[Sail serpent]]s.
| Attacks twice per turn.
|-
| [[File:Sword breaker xi icon.png]]
| [[Sword breaker]]
| {{Attack}} +48/51/54/57
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Knick-Knacks for Nifty Nickers]]. Sold in [[Phnom Nonh]], [[Sniflheim]] & [[The Snærfelt]].
| 8%/8%/10%/10% chance to blunt target.
|-
| [[File:Icicle dirk xi icon.png]]
| [[Icicle dirk]]
| {{Attack}} +62/65/68/72
| Sold in [[Sniflheim]] & [[Octagonia]]. (After Act 1)
|Ice element. Deals 40~56 ice damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Nobleman's knife xi icon.png]]
| [[Nobleman's knife]]
| {{Attack}} +64/68/73/78 {{Charm}} +19/21/23/25 Max {{MP}} +6/7/8/9
| Chest in [[Sniflheim]] castle.
| 8% chance to beguile {{Humanoid}}s.
|-
| [[File:Serpentscale skean xi icon.png]]
| [[Serpentscale skean]]
| {{Attack}} +66/69/72/75
| Sold in [[Puerto Valor]] & [[Phnom Nonh]]. (After Act 1)
| 16% chance to {{Poison}} target. 3% chance to [[fuddle]] target.
|-
| [[File:Dread dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Dread dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +67/70/73/77
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Prophecies]].
| 8% chance to paralyze target +20% damage to {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Soul breaker xi icon.png]]
| [[Soul breaker]]
| {{Attack}} +71/74/77/80 {{Charm}} +21/22/23/25
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Lonalulu]]. (After Act 1)
| 10%/10%/12%/12% chance to blunt target.
|-
| [[File:Imp knife xi icon.png]]
| [[Imp knife]]
| {{Attack}} +74/77/80/83
| [[Octagonia]] [[casino]], 60,000 tokens.
| 8% chance to [[dazzle]] target.
|-
| [[File:Fenrir fang xi icon.png]]
| [[Fenrir fang]]
| {{Attack}} +80/83/86/90
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Snowfield Styles]].
| Ice element. Deals 40~56 ice damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Gladius xi icon.png]]
| [[Gladius]]
| {{Attack}} +82/85/88/91 {{Charm}} +25/26/28/30
| Sold in [[Hotto]], [[Gallopolis]], [[Gondolia]] & [[Arboria]]. (After Act 1)
|
|-
| [[File:Deft dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Deft dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +86 {{Evasion}} +1%
| 65 [[Mini medal]]s.
| 2% chance for party to surprise enemies at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Gryphon's wing xi icon.png]]
| [[Gryphon's wing]]
| {{Attack}} +100/106/112/119
| Sold in [[Havens Above]] & [[Trial Isle]].
| 3%/3%/4%/4% chance for party to surprise enemies at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Flame tang xi icon.png]]
| [[Flame tang]]
| {{Attack}} +
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Sizzling Styles]]. Dropped by [[Infernal serpent]]s.
| Fire element.
|-
| [[File:Darting dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Darting dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +111 {{Evasion}} +1%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
| 3% chance for party to surprise enemies at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Thunderstorm skean xi icon.png]]
| [[Thunderstrom skean]]
| {{Attack}} +119/125/131/138 {{Charm}} +37/38/40/42 Max {{MP}} +12
| Dropped by [[Golden goliath]]s.
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:High-born blade xi icon.png]]
| [[High-born blade]]
| {{Attack}} +121/127/134/141 {{Charm}} +35/36/38/40 Max {{MP}} +15/16/17/18
| Event in [[Sniflheim]]. (After Act 2)
|
|-
| [[File:Dashing dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Dashing dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +132 {{Evasion}} +1%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| 3% chance for party to surprise enemies at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:El stupendo xi icon.png]]
| [[El stupendo]]
| {{Attack}} +140/146/153/160 {{Deftness}} +12/13/14/15 {{Charm}} +42/43/44/46
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters of the Battlefield]].
| [[Sylvando]] only.
|-
| [[File:Time shear xi icon.png]]
| [[Time shear]]
| {{Attack}} +142/148/155/162 {{Agility}} +36/38/40/41
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters of the Battlefield]].
| 4%/6%/8%/10% to stun target.
|-
| [[File:Knife of strife xi icon.png]]
| [[Knife of strife]]
| {{Attack}} +142/148/155/162
| Sold in fortified [[Cobblestone]].
| 12% chance to [[dazzle]] target.
|-
| [[File:Dynamo dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Dynamo dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +164/168/172/176 {{Evasion}} +1%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| 5% chance for party to surprise enemies at start of battle.
|-
|}

=={{Spear}}s==
{{Spear}}s are a two-handed weapon that can be equipped by {{Serena 11}} and [[Jade]]. Though [[shield]]s can not be used when one is equipped, each spear has a chance to parry oncoming blows. In addition, all spears will deal 10% more damage to the [[Beast family]].
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| [[File:Bronze lance xi icon.png]]
| [[Bronze lance]]
| {{Attack}} +17/22/27/32 Parry chance +1%
| {{Serena 11}}'s starting gear. Dropped by [[Zumeanie]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Iron lance xi icon.png]]
| [[Iron lance]]
| {{Attack}} +24/27/30/34 Parry chance +1%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]] & [[Laguna di Gondolia]] Dropped by [[Orc]]s
|
|-
| [[File:Steel lance xi icon.png]]
| [[Steel lance]]
| {{Attack}} +34/37/40/44 Parry chance +1%
| Sold in [[Gondolia]].
|
|-
| [[File:Battle fork xi icon.png]]
| [[Battle fork]]
| {{Attack}} +47/49/51/56 Parry chance +2% [[Critical Hit]] chance +1
| Sold in [[Octagonia]], [[Costa Valor]] & [[Puerto Valor]]
| +20% damage to {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Jade's glaive xi icon.png]]
| [[Jade's glaive]]
| {{Attack}} +56/60/65/70 Parry chance +2%
| [[Jade]]'s starting gear.
|
|-
| [[File:Trident xi icon.png]]
| [[Trident]]
| {{Attack}} +65/69/74/79 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Lonalulu]] & [[Phnom Nonh.
| +20% damage to {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Gracos's trident xi icon.png]]
| [[Gracos's trident]]
| {{Attack}} +70/74/79/84 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Up Where They Walk]].
| 8% chance to beguile {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Lightning lance xi icon.png]]
| [[Lightning lance]]
| {{Attack}} +85/90/95/101 {{Agility}} +10/11/12/13 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Electrifying Equipment]]. [[Puerto Valor]] [[casino]], 75,000 tokens
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Platinum lance xi icon.png]]
| [[Platinum lance]]
| {{Attack}} +92/96/101/106 {{Charm}} +32/34/36/38 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Platinum Power]] Dropped by [[Orc king]]s, [[Honeyhead horknight]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Storm spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Storm spear]]
| {{Attack}} +97/102/108/114 {{Agility}} +12/13/14/15 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Lonalulu]]. (After Act 1)
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Demon spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Demon spear]]
| {{Attack}} +101/106/111/116 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Devil's in the Details]].
| 4% chance for instant death.
|-
| [[File:Full fathom fork xi icon.png]]
| [[Full fathom fork]]
| {{Attack}} +108/113/118/123 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Secrets of the Sunken Spirit]].
| 10% chance to beguile {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Paladin's lance xi icon.png]]
| [[Paladin's lance]]
| {{Attack}} +111/116/121/126 Max {{MP}} +10 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]], [[Gondolia]], [[Sniflheim]] & [[Arboria]]. (After Act 1)
| +10% damage to {{Demon}}s and the {{Undead}}.
|-
| [[File:Metal slime spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal slime spear]]
| {{Attack}} +114/118/123/128 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Things to Do with Metal Goo]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slimes]]. 8% chance to beguile [[Slime family]].
|-
| [[File:Liquid metal spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Liquid metal spear]]
| {{Attack}} +126/130/136/143 Parry chance +2%/2%/2%/3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|In Fine Fettle With Liquid Mettle]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s. 10% chance to beguile [[Slime family]].
|-
| [[File:Poker xi icon.png]]
| [[Poker]]
| {{Attack}} +130 {{Charm}} +49 Parry chance +2%
| Chest in the [[Fortress of Fear]], (Act 2) First Forest [[Whale way station]]. (Act 3)
| Attacks cannot be parried or blocked.
|-
| [[File:Seraph's spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Seraph's spear]]
| {{Attack}} +150/160/170/180 Max {{HP}} +8/9/9/10 Parry chance +6%
| Sold in [[Havens Above]] & [[Trial Isle]].
| 5%/10%/15%/20% chance to activate ''[[Grace of the Goddess]]'' one first turn.
|-
| [[File:Straight poker xi icon.png]]
| [[Straight poker]]
| {{Attack}} +167 {{Charm}} +62 Parry chance +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
| Attacks cannot be parried or blocked.
|-
| [[File:Barbarous pole xi icon.png]]
| [[Barbarous pole]]
| {{Attack}} +183/192/202/212 Parry chance +3%
| Dropped by [[Horknight watchman]].
| 20% chance for auto [[Oomphle]] on first turn. 8% chance to [[Sap]] target.
|-
| [[File:Stud poker xi icon.png]]
| [[Stud poker]]
| {{Attack}} +199 {{Charm}} +71 Parry chance +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| Attacks cannot be parried or blocked.
|-
| [[File:Sacred spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Sacred spear]]
| {{Attack}} +204/213/222/232 Parry chance +6%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Ye Manifold Methods of Mighty Drustan]]. Dropped by [[Orc chieftan]].
| 5%/10%/15%/20% chance for ''[[Alma Mater]]'' to activate on first turn.
|-
| [[File:Heaven's talon xi icon.png]]
| [[Heaven's talon]]
| {{Attack}} +215/224/234/244 {{Charm}} +67/69/71/74 Parry chance +6%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters of the Battlefield]].
| Light element. {{HP}} restored by 25% of damage dealt.
|-
| [[File:Metal king spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal king spear]]
| {{Attack}} +221/231/241/251 Parry chance +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Making Things With Metal Kings]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s. 12% chance to beguile [[Slime family]].
|-
| [[File:Split-pot poker xi icon.png]]
| [[Split-pot poker]]
| {{Attack}} +247/253/259/266 {{Charm}} +85/86/88/90 Parry chance +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| Attacks cannot be parried or blocked
|-
|}

=={{Wand}}s==
Single-hand wands are exclusive to {{Serena 11}}. Each wand deals 10% more damage to members of the [[Undead family]] as well as the [[Demon family]]. Wands give considerable boosts to {{Serena 11}}'s magical mending and smaller amounts to her magical might; however, due to the benchmark thresholds for her [[Woosh]] spells being very low each increase will have an observable effect on the power of her spell.
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| [[File:Naughty stick xi icon.png]]
| [[Naughty stick]]
| {{Attack}} +1 [[Critical Hit]] chance +30%/34%/40%/50%
| Wheel of Harma fourth trial.
|
|-
|[[File:Rusty sceptre xi icon.png]]
| [[Rusty sceptre]]
| {{Attack}} +1
| Event in [[Arboria]]. (After Act 2)
|
|-
| [[File:Serena's wand xi icon.png]]
| [[Serena's wand]]
| {{Attack}} +10/12/14/16 {{Magical Might}} +3/3/3/4 {{Magical Mending}} +9/10/11/13 {{MP}} Absorb +2%
| {{Serena 11}}'s starting gear.
| Wind element.
|-
| [[File:Posey pole xi icon.png]]
| [[Posey pole]]
| {{Attack}} +12/13/14/15 {{Magical Might}} +3/3/3/3 {{Magical Mending}} +10/11/12/13 {{MP}} Absorb +2%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]] & [[Gondolia]].
| 8% chance to beguile {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Lamp post xi icon.png]]
| [[Lamp post]]
| {{Attack}} +14/15/16/17 {{Magical Might}} +3/3/3/4 {{Magical Mending}} +11/12/13/14 {{MP}} Absorb +2%/2%/2%/3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|So You Want to Be a Witch]].
|
|-
| [[File:Pixie pole xi icon.png]]
| [[Pixie pole]]
| {{Attack}} +15/16/17/18 {{Magical Might}} +3/3/4/4 {{Magical Mending}} +12/13/14/15 {{MP}} Absorb +2%/2%/2%/3%
| Chest in [[Grotta della fonte]]
| 2/2/2/3 {{MP}} recovered per turn 8% chance to beguile {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Lolly stick xi icon.png]]
| [[Lolly stick]]
| {{Attack}} +16/17/18/19 {{Magical Might}} +4/4/4/4 {{Magical Mending}} +13/14/15/16 {{MP}} Absorb +2%/3%/3%/3%
| Sold in [[Octagonia]], [[Costa Valor]] & [[Puerto Valor]].
| 8% chance to [[fuddle]] target.
|-
| [[File:Jolly brolly xi icon.png]]
| [[Jolly brolly]]
| {{Attack}} +16/17/18/19 {{Magical Might}} +4/4/5/5 {{Magical Mending}} +15/16/18/20 {{MP}} Absorb +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Your crafting Career Starts Here]]. Dropped by [[Brollyminator]]s, [[Brollygagger]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Wyvern wand xi icon.png]]
| [[Wyvern wand]]
| {{Attack}} +22/23/24/26 {{Magical Might}} +5/5/6/6 {{Magical Mending}} +18/19/20/22 {{MP}} Absorb +3%/3%/3%/4%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Dragony Designs]]. Sold in [[Lonalulu]].
|
|-
| [[File:Spryggdrasil xi icon.png]]
| [[Spryggdrasil]]
| {{Attack}} +25/26/28/30 {{Magical Might}} + {{Magical Mending}} + {{MP}} Absorb +%
| Sold in [[Sniflheim]].
| 8% chance to beguile {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Seraphic sceptre xi icon.png]]
| [[Seraphic sceptre]]
| {{Attack}} +27/28/30/32 {{Magical Might}} +6/7/7/8 {{Magical Mending}} +23/25/27/30 {{MP}} Absorb +4%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Divine Designs]].
|
|-
| [[File:Butterfly baton xi icon.png]]
| [[Butterfly baton]]
| {{Attack}} +33/36/36/38 {{Magical Might}} +8/9/9/10 {{Magical Mending}} +30/32/34/36 {{MP}} Absorb +4%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Fit as a Fiddle]].
| 8% chance to beguile {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Glow stick xi icon.png]]
| [[Glow stick]]
| {{Attack}} +36/37/39/41 {{Magical Might}} +9/9/10/10 {{Magical Mending}} +33/35/37/39 {{MP}} Absorb +4%
| Sold in [[Arboria]]
| Light element.
|-
| [[File:Glumbrella xi icon.png]]
| [[Glumbrella]]
| {{Attack}} +42/43/45/47 {{Magical Might}} +11/11/12/12 {{Magical Mending}} +41/43/45/47 {{MP}} Absorb +4%/5%/5%/5%
| Sold in [[Gondolia]]. (After Act 1)
| Dropped by [[Brollygarch]].
|-
| [[File:Red dragon rod xi icon.png]]
| [[Red dragon rod]]
| {{Attack}} +44/45/47/49 {{Magical Might}} +11/12/12/13 {{Magical Mending}} +44/46/48/50 {{MP}} Absorb +5%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Even More Dragony Designs]].
| Fire element. +2% {{MP}} drained from {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Bonbon baton xi icon.png]]
| [[Bonbon baton]]
| {{Attack}} +47/49/51/53 {{Magical Might}} +12/13/13/14 {{Magical Mending}} +47/49/51/53 {{MP}} Absorb +6%
| Wheel of Harma third trail, 25 turns.
| 4%/5%/6%/8% chance to void {{MP}} costs. 8% chance to [[fuddle]] target.
|-
| [[File:Seraph's stick xi icon.png]]
| [[Seraph's stick]]
| {{Attack}} +53/56/60/64 {{Magical Might}} +14/15/15/16 {{Magical Mending}} +54/55/57/59 MP Absorb +6%
| Sold in [[Havens Above]] & [[Trial Isle]].
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Fantastick xi icon.png]]
| [[Fantastick]]
| {{Attack}} +54/57/61/65 {{Magical Might}} +14/14/15/16 {{Magical Mending}} +54/56/58/60 {{MP}} Absorb +6%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Mister Vista]].
| 50%/60%/80%/100% to activate ''[[Snap, crackle, poof]]'' at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Get-up-and-Glow stick xi icon.png]]
| [[Get-up-and-Glow stick]]
| {{Attack}} +65/68/71/75 {{Magical Might}} +16/16/17/17 {{Magical Mending}} +60/61/63/65 {{MP}} Absorb +6%/6%/6%/7%
| Dropped by [[Grey gordon]]s.
| Light element.
|-
| [[File:Cane of compassion xi icon.png]]
| [[Cane of compassion]]
| {{Attack}} +76/79/82/86 {{Magical Might}} +17/18/18/19 {{Magical Mending}} +63/64/66/68 {{MP}} Absorb +7%/7%/7%/8%
| Sold in the fortified Cobblestone
| 4% chance to void {{MP}} costs. 30%/35%/40%/50% chance to activate ''[[Caster sugar]]'' at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Sceptre of time xi icon.png]]
| [[Sceptre of time]]
| {{Attack}} +76/80/84/88 {{Magical Might}} +17/18/18/19 {{Magical Mending}} +64/66/68/70 {{MP}} Absorb +7%/7%/7%/8%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|If I Could Turn Back Time]]
| 6/7/8/10 {{MP}} recovered per turn. 25%/50%/75%/100% chance to activate ''[[Alma mater]]'' at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Faerie king's cane xi icon.png]]
| [[Faerie king's cane]]
| {{Attack}} +88/90/92/94 {{Magical Might}} +19/19/20/20 {{Magical Mending}} +70/71/73/75 {{MP}} Absorb +8%
| Wheel of Harma final trial in under 35 turns.
| 10/15/20/25 {{HP}} recovered per turn. All damage reduced by 5%/6%/8%/10%.
|}

=={{Whip}}s==
{{Whip}}s are two-handed weapons that can be equipped by {{Veronica 11}} and [[Sylvando]], which deal an extra 10% damage to members of the [[Humanoid family]]
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| [[File:Thorn whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Thorn whip]]
| {{Attack}} +11/14/18/22
| {{Veronica 11}}'s starting gear Dropped by [[Cactiball]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Battle whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Battle whip]]
| {{Attack}} +17/19/22/25
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]] & [[Gondolia]].
|
|-
|[[File:Rosewhip xi icon.png]]
| [[Rosewhip]]
| {{Attack}} +27/28/30/32
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Cutting-Edge Kit]].
| 4% chance to [[dazzle]] targets. +10% damage to {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Hypnowhip xi icon.png]]
| [[Hypnowhip]]
| {{Attack}} +30/32/34/36
| Sold in [[Octagonia]], [[Costa Valor]], [[Puerto Valor]] and [[L'Académie|L'Academie]].
| 4% chance to [[dazzle]] targets. +10% damage to {{Elemental}}s.
|-
| [[File:Beastly bullwhip xi icon.png]]
| [[Beastly bullwhip]]
| {{Attack}} +34/36/38/40
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Make a Whip-Roaring Success of Yourself]]. Sold in Lonalulu & the Champs sauvage.
| +10% damage to {{Beast}}s.
|-
| [[File:Scorpion tail xi icon.png]]
| [[Scorpion tail]]
| {{Attack}} +43/46/49/53
| Sold in [[Phnom Nonh]]. Dropped by [[Kriller kriller]]
| 4% chance to {{Paralyze}} targets.
|-
| [[File:Queen's whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Queen's whip]]
| {{Attack}} +47/50/53/57
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Lashings of Class]].
| +20% damage to {{Humanoid}}s.
|-
| [[File:Dragontail whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Dragontail whip]]
| {{Attack}} +50/53/56/60
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Dragony Design]]. Sold in [[Sniflheim]] Dropped by [[Blue dragon]]s.
| +10% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Demon whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Demon whip]]
| {{Attack}} +72/74/78/82 {{Charm}} +16/17/18/20
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Devil's in the Details]]. Sold in [[Puerto Valor]] & [[Phnom Nonh]].
| 4% chance to beguile {{Demon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Empress's whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Empress's whip]]
| {{Attack}} +76/79/83/87
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Lonalulu]]. (After Act 1) Dropped by [[Gnashturtium]]s.
| 4% chance to beguile {{Humanoid}}s.
|-
| [[File:Beelzebarb xi icon.png]]
| [[Beelzebarb]]
| {{Attack}} +83/86/90/94 [[Critical Hit]] chance +1%/2%/2%/2%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]]. (After Act 1)
| 4% chance to beguile {{Humanoid}}s.
|-
| [[File:Triple-tine whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Triple-tine whip]]
| {{Attack}} +84/87/91/95
| Sold in [[Gondolia]] & [[Nautica]]. (After Act 1)
| +10% damage to the {{Undead}} and {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Malevolash xi icon.png]]
| [[Malevolash]]
| {{Attack}} +87/90/94/98
| Sold in [[Sniflheim]] & [[The Snærfelt]]. (After Act 1)
| 4% chance to {{Paralyze}} targets. 6% chance to blunt enemy.
|-
| [[File:Archdemon whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Archdemon whip]]
| {{Attack}} +96/100/104/109 {{Charm}} +27/28/29/31
| Sold in [[Phnom Nonh]]. (After Act 2)
| 6% chance to beguile {{Demon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Gringham whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Gringham whip]]
| {{Attack}} +96/ {{Charm}} +22
| [[Octagonia]] [[casino]], 750,000 tokens.
| Full damage to targets.
|-
| [[File:Mega gringham whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Mega gringham whip]]
| {{Attack}} +123 {{Charm}} +27
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
| Full damage to targets.
|-
| [[File:Goddess whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Goddess whip]]
| {{Attack}} +135/142/149/156 {{Charm}} +37/38/39/41
| Sold on [[Trial Isle]].
| 20% damage to {{Humanoid}}s.
|-
| [[File:Giga gringham whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Giga gringham whip]]
| {{Attack}} +147 {{Charm}} +31
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| Full damage to targets.
|-
| [[File:Anchor of rancour xi icon.png]]
| [[Anchor of rancour]]
| {{Attack}} +155/162/169/176 [[Critical Hit]] chance +3%/3%/3%/4%
| Sold in the fortified [[Cobblestone]].
| 10% chance to activate [[oomph]] at the start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Hellbeast's lash xi icon.png]]
| [[Hellbeast's leash]]
| {{Attack}} +158/165/172/180
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters of the Battlefield]].
| 6% chance to stun foes +20% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Uber gringham whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Uber gringham whip]]
| {{Attack}} +182/186/191/196 {{Charm}} +38/38/39/40
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| Full damage to targets.
|-
|}

==''S: Definitive Edition'' exclusive weapons==
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|-
| [[File:Godbird sceptre xi icon.png]]
| [[Godbird sceptre]]
| {{Attack}} +104/107/109/112 {{Magical Might}} +114/116/118/120 {{Magical Mending}} +48/49/49/50 {{MP}} Absorb +16%
| Clear the Hall of Rememberance Level 3 in the [[Echo Chamber]].
| 15%/20%/25%/30% chance to [[fizzle]] target. Deals approximately 330 darkness damage to one enemy.
|-
| [[File:Golden claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Golden claws]]
| {{Attack}} +60/63/60/72 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%/6%/8%/10%
| Given by the [[Portogus Rex]] of [[Portoga]] in [[Baramos' Lair]].
| Increases odds of surprising enemy by +4%/6%/8%/10%.
|-
|}

{{DQXI}}

[[Category:Dragon Quest XI lists]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest XI weapons|*]]

List of weapons in Dragon Quest XI

Gerik — Wed, 06 Dec 2023 09:30:57 GMT

Gerik: /* {{Whip}}s */

This is a list of all Weapons available in {{DQ11}}.
=={{Sword}}s==
With few exceptions noted below, all one-handed swords can be equipped by The {{Luminary}}, [[Erik]], [[Sylvando]] & [[Hendrik]].
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|-
| [[File:Cypress stick xi icon.png]]
| [[Cypress stick]]
| {{Attack}} +7/9/11/16
| Sold in [[Cobblestone]]. Dropped by [[Cruelcumber]]
| {{Luminary}}
|-
| [[File:Cobblestone sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Cobblestone sword]]
| {{Attack}} +8/10/14/21
| Starting equipment
| {{Luminary}} only
|-
| [[File:Soldier's sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Soldier's sword]]
| {{Attack}} +10/13/16/22
| [[Erik]]'s starting gear. Dropped by [[Skullrider]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Copper sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Copper sword]]
| {{Attack}} +13/15/17/20
| Sold in [[Heliodor]], [[The Manglegrove]] & [[Hotto Steppe]]
| {{Luminary}}
|-
| [[File:Bronze sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Bronze sword]]
| {{Attack}} +16/18/20/22
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|First Forays into Forging]].
|
|-
| [[File:DQXI Sylvando's sword.png|100px]]
| [[Sylvando's sword]]
| {{Attack}} +18/22/26/30 {{Charm}} +10/11/13/15
| [[Sylvando]]'s starting gear
| [[Sylvando]] only.
|-
| [[File:Iron broadsword xi icon.png]]
| [[Iron broadsword]]
| {{Attack}} +20/22/24/26
| Sold in [[Hotto]]. [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|I ♥ Iron Arms]].
|
|-
| [[File:Rapier.png|100px]]
| [[Rapier]]
| {{Attack}} +24/26/28/30 {{Charm}} +5/6/7/8
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]].
|
|-
| [[File:Bandit blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Bandit blade]]
| {{Attack}} +30/35/41/47
| Dropped by [[Grublin]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Silver rapier xi icon.png]]
| [[Silver rapier]]
| {{Attack}} +32/34/36/38 {{Charm}} +7/8/9/10
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Slender Sword of Solid Silver]].
|
|-
| [[File:Steel broadsword xi icon.png]]
| [[Steel broadsword]]
| {{Attack}} +35/37/40/43
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Puerto Valor]]. [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Smithing With Steel]].
|
|-
| [[File:Cautery sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Cautery sword]]
| {{Attack}} +42/44/47/50
| Sold in [[Lonalulu]] & [[Phnom Nonh]]. [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Building a Blade of Blistering Brutality]].
|
| Deals 12~20 fire damage to one group when used as an item.
|-
| [[File:Falcon blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Falcon blade]]
| {{Attack}} +45/50/55/60
| 35 [[Mini medal]]s. [[Insula Occidentalis]] chest, requires [[Magic Key]]. Dropped by [[Overkilling machine]]s.
|
| Attacks twice, 75% damage per strike.
|-
| [[File:Zombiesbane xi icon.png]]
| [[Zombiesbane]]
| {{Attack}} +54/58/62/66
| Sold in [[Heliodor]], [[Emerald Coast]] & [[Sniflheim]] [[Nautica]] chest
|
| 20% more damage to the {{Undead}}.
|-
| [[File:Platinum sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Platinum sword]]
| {{Attack}} +60/63/67/71 {{Charm}} +12/13/14/15
| [[Puerto Valor]] casino. (50,000 tokens) [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Platinum Power]]. Dropped by [[Lethal armour]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Bastard sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Bastard sword]]
| {{Attack}} +61/65/69/73
| Sold in [[Heliodor]], [[Costa Valor]] & [[Angri-La]]. Dropped by [[Gleeful grublin]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Heliodorian sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Heliodorian sword]]
| {{Attack}} +61/66/71/78
| [[Hendrik]]'s starting gear.
|
|-
| [[File:Zombie slayer xi icon.png]]
| [[Zombie slayer]]
| {{Attack}} +65/69/73/77
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|How to Outdo the Undead]].
|
| 30% more damage to the {{Undead}}.
|-
| [[File:Aurora blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Aurora blade]]
| {{Attack}} +70/73/76/80 {{Charm}} +18/19/20/22
| Sold in [[Zwaardsrust]], [[Dundrasil]] & [[Puerto Valor]].
|
| Deals 12~20 fire damage to one group when used as an item.
|-
| [[File:Dragonsbane xi icon.png]]
| [[Dragonsbane]]
| {{Attack}} +72/76/80/84
| Sold in [[Octagonia]], [[Lonalulu]] & [[Sniflheim]]. [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|More Dragony Designs]].
|
| 20% more damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Fizzle foil xi icon.png]]
| [[Fizzle foil]]
| {{Attack}} +80/83/86/90 {{Charm}} +22/23/24/25
| [[Gallopolis]]. & [[Gondolia]]. [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Making The Most Of Mythril]].
|
|-
| [[File:Miracle sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Miracle sword]]
| {{Attack}} +80/83/87/91 {{Charm}} +24/25/26/28
| 60 [[Mini medal]]s.
|
| Heals user by 25% of damage dealt.
|-
| [[File:Metal slime sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal slime sword]]
| {{Attack}} +84/87/91/95
| [[Puerto Valor]] [[casino]] (250K tokens) [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Things To Do With Metal Goo]]. [[Hyperpyrexion]].
|
| Plus 1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Fire blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Fire blade]]
| {{Attack}} +87/90/94/98
| Sold in [[Hotto]]. Dropped by [[Grumpy grublin]]s.
|
| Fire element.
|-
| [[File:Liquid metal sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Liquid metal sword]]
| {{Attack}} +93/96/100/105
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|In Fine Fettle With Liquid Mettle]].
|
| Plus 1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Uber falcon blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Über falcon blade]]
| {{Attack}} +96/100/104/109
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]]. Dropped by [[Überkilling machine]]s.
|
| Attacks twice, 75% damage per strike.
|-
| [[File:Dragon slayer xi icon.png]]
| [[Dragon slayer]]
| {{Attack}} +96/100/104/109
| Sold in [[Heliodor]].
|
| 40% more damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Stardust sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Stardust sword]]
| {{Attack}} +96 Charm +25
| [[Fortress of Fear]] {{chest}}. (Act 2) First Forest [[Whale way station]] {{chest}}. (act 3)
|
| 8% chance to [[Sap]] target.
|-
| [[File:Sword of light xi icon.png]]
| [[Sword of Light]]
| {{Attack}} +109 {{Charm}} +50
| Story event, unmissable.
|
| Cures an ally of any ailment. Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Inferno blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Inferno blade]]
| {{Attack}} +111/118/125/132
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Sizzling Styles]].
|
| Fire element.
|-
| [[File:Thunderstorm sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Thunderstorm sword]]
| {{Attack}} +111/118/125/133 Charm +32/33/34/35 Max {{MP}} +12
| Event in Gondolia, act 3 Dropped by [[One-man army]].
|
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Sword of kings xi icon.png]]
| [[Sword of Kings]]
| {{Attack}} +120 {{Charm}} +32
| [[Hotto]] event, act 3.
| {{Luminary}} only.
| Wind damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Nebula sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Nebula sword]]
| {{Attack}} +123 {{Charm}} +30
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
|
| 10% chance to [[Sap]] target.
|-
| [[File:Uber miracle sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Über miracle sword]]
| {{Attack}} +135/142/149/156 {{Charm}} +37/38/39/40
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]].
|
| Heals user by 30% of damage dealt.
|-
| [[File:Thousand-fold katana xi icon.png]]
| [[Thousand-fold katana]]
| {{Attack}} +136/143/150/158
| [[Hotto]] event, act 3
| [[Erik]] only
| 8% chance to [[Sap]] target.
|-
| [[File:Supernova sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Supernova sword]]
| {{Attack}} +147 {{Charm}} +35
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
|
| 12% chance to [[Sap]] target.
|-
| [[File:Sword of judgement xi icon.png]]
| [[Sword of Judgement]]
| {{Attack}} +150/157/164/171
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Ye Manifold Methods of Mighty Drustan]]. Dropped by [[A3G15]].
|
| 8% chance to blunt target.
|-
| [[File:Super sword of light xi icon.png]]
| [[Super sword of light]]
| {{Attack}} +151 {{Charm}} +80
| Story event, unmissable.
|
| Removes [[Calasmos]]' shield of darkness 3% chance to strip target of all buffs. Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Sword of light xi icon.png]]
| [[Supreme sword of light]]
| {{Attack}} +151/166/181/196 {{Charm}} +94/96/98/100
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Supreme Secrets of the Sword of Light]].
|
| Cures an ally of any ailment. 3% chance to strip target of all buffs. Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Hell sabre xi icon.png]]
| [[Hell sabre]]
| {{Attack}} +155/162/169/176
| Dropped by [[Barbatos]].
| [[Erik]] only.
|-
| [[File:Shamshir of light xi icon.png]]
| [[Shamshir of light]]
| {{Attack}} +158/165/172/180 {{Charm}} +42/43/44/46
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters of the Battlefield]]. Dropped by [[Noble dragon]]s.
|
| Light element.
|-
| [[File:Metal king sowrd xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal king sword]]
| {{Attack}} +161/168/175/185
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Making Things with Metal Kings]].
|
| Plus 1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Drustan's sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Drustan's sword]]
| {{Attack}} +163/175/177/185
| Chest in the ''Luminary's trial'' section of [[Drustan's labyrinth]].
|
| Enemies are more likley to target the wielder.
|-
| [[File:Hypernova sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Hypernova sword]]
| {{Attack}} +182/185/191/196 {{Charm}} +47/48/49/50
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
|
| 12%, 16%, 20% & 24% chance to [[Sap]] the target.
|-
|}

=={{Axe}}s==
Only [[Hendrik]] is able to equip axes; as such, they are only available in the second and third acts of the game.
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| [[File:Cavalier cleaver xi icon.png]]
| [[Cavalier cleaver]]
| {{Attack}} +64/68/72/76
| [[Hendrik]]'s starting gear. Sold in [[Angri-La]] Dropped by [[Knight Aberrant]].
| None.
|-
| [[File:Ice axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Ice axe]]
| {{Attack}} +72/76/80/85
| Sold in [[The champs sauvage]].
| Ice element.
|-
| [[File:Kinga axe xi icon.png]]
| [[King axe]]
| {{Attack}} +80/84/88/93 Max {{MP}} +6/6/7/8
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Recipe Book of Regal Regalia]] Sold in [[Puerto Valor]], [[Phnom Nonh]].
| +10% damage to Machine}}s.
|-
| [[File:Obliteratoriser xi icon.png]]
| [[Obliteratoriser]]
| {{Attack}} +85/89/93/98 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Lonalulu]]. Dropped by [[Hoodlum]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Kaiser axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Kaiser axe]]
| {{Attack}} +86/90/95/100 Max {{MP}} +8/8/9/10
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Emperor's New Axe]]. Dropped by [[Royal reptile]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Avalanche axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Avalanche axe]]
| {{Attack}} +93/97/102/107
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Snowfield Styles]]. Sold in [[Sniflheim]] & [[The Snærfelt]].
| Ice element.
|-
| [[File:Overlord's axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Overlord's axe]]
| {{Attack}} +100/104/108/113
| [[Gallopolis]] & [[Gondolia]].
| +10% damage to {{Humanoid}}s.
|-
| [[File:Bad axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Bad axe]]
| {{Attack}} +106 {{Charm}} +27 Max {{MP}} +10
| Chest in [[The Battleground]], seventh floor.
| 8% chance to blunt target.
|-
| [[File:Conqueror's axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Conqueror's axe]]
| {{Attack}} +111/117/124/132
| Sold [[Havens Above]], [[Trial Isle]].
|
|-
| [[File:Maxi axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Maxi axe]]
| {{Attack}} +123 {{Charm}} +32 Max {{MP}} +14
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
|10% chance to blunt target.
|-
| [[File:Apollo's axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Apollo's axe]]
| {{Attack}} +135/142/149/156 Max {{MP}} +5/6/8/10
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Might Is Right]]. Dropped by [[Harmachis]].
| Fire & Light element.
|-
| [[File:Climaxe xi icon.png]]
| [[Climaxe]]
| {{Attack}} +147 {{Charm}} +39 Max {{MP}} +16
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| 12% chance to blunt target.
|-
| [[File:Aristocrat's axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Arisocrat's axe]]
| {{Attack}} +158/165/172/180 Max {{MP}} +18/18/19/20
| Sold in the fortified [[Cobblestone]].
| +10% damage to demons 5%/5%/6%/8% chance to void {{MP}} cost.
|-
| [[File:Kairos cleaver xi icon.png]]
| [[Kairos cleaver]]
| {{Attack}} +160/167/174/182 {{Agility}} +12/13/14/15 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%/2%/2%/3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters of the Battlefield]].
|
|-
| [[File:Galaxy axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Galaxy axe]]
| {{Attack}} +182/186/191/196 {{Charm}} +47/48/49/50 Max {{MP}} +18/19/19/20
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| 12%/16%/20%/24% chance to blunt target.
|-
|}

=={{Boomerangs}}==
Only [[Erik]] is able to equip boomerangs. Subsequent strikes have a small chance to miss their target, but the initial hit is only effected by the monster's evasion rate.
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| [[File:Birchwood boomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Birchwood boomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +8/11/14/17
| [[Erik]]'s starting gear. Sold in [[Heliodor]].
|
|-
| [[File:Boomerang xi icon.png]]
| {{Boomerang W}}
| {{Attack}} +15/16/17/19
| Sold in the [[The Manglegrove]], [[The Emerald Coast]] & [[Hotto]].
|
|-
| [[File:Crucerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Crucerang]]
| {{Attack}} +19/20/21/23
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Put A Ring On It]]. Sold in [[Gallopolis]] & [[Gondolia]].
|
|-
| [[File:Edged boomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Edged boomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +25/26/28/30
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Puerto Valor]].
|
|-
| [[File:Soarin' steel xi icon.png]]
| [[Soarin' steel]]
| {{Attack}} +32/33/34/37
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Smithing With Steel]]. Sold in [[Lonalulu]] & [[Phnom Nonh]].
|
|-
| [[File:Winter's wing xi icon.png]]
| [[Winter's wing]]
| {{Attack}} +40/41/43/45
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Supercool Kit]]. Sold in [[Sniflheim]].
| Ice element.
|-
| [[File:Magic circle xi icon.png]]
| [[Magic circle]]
| {{Attack}} +42/45/48/51 {{Charm}} +10/11/12/13 Max {{MP}} +5/6/7/8
| [[Arborian Highlands]] {{chest}}. Dropped by [[Gryphon]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Star cross xi icon.png]]
| [[Star cross]]
| {{Attack}} +53/55/58/61
| Sold in [[Nautica]], [[Sniflheim]] & [[Arboria]].
| +10% damage to the {{Undead}}.
|-
| [[File:Metal slime goomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal goomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +55/58/61/64
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Things To Do With Metal Goo]]. Dropped by [[Robo-robin]]s.
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Pentarang xi icon.png]]
| [[Pentarang]]
| {{Attack}} +61/64/67/70
| Reward for Quest #41 in [[Lonalulu]]. (Act 2)
| +20% damage to {{Demon}}s, 3% chance to [[Fuddle]] foes.
|-
| [[File:Flametang boomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Flametang boomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +63/65/68/71
| Sold in [[Hotto]]. (Act 2).
| Fire element.
|-
| [[File:Liquid metal goomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Liquid metal goomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +74/77/80/84
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|In Fine Fettle With Liquid Mettle]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Meteorang xi icon.png]]
| [[Meteorang]]
| {{Attack}} +77 {{Charm}} +22
| [[The Manglegrove]], [[Whale Way Station]], (Act 2).
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Banefire boomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Banefire boomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +80/86/90/95
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Sizzling Styles]].
| Fire element.
|-
| [[File:Dark star xi icon.png]]
| [[Dark star]]
| {{Attack}} +82/85/89/93 {{Agility}} +10
| Sold on [[Trial Isle]].
|
|-
| [[File:Asterang xi icon.png]]
| [[Asterang]]
| {{Attack}} +89 {{Charm}} +27
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Stellarang xi icon.png]]
| [[Stellarang]]
| {{Attack}} +105 {{Charm}} +31
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Hunter's moon xi icon.png]]
| [[Hunter's moon]]
| {{Attack}} +110/115/120/125 {{Charm}} +34/35/36/37
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters Of The Battlefield]].
| Full damage to all monsters.
|-
| [[File:Metal king goomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal king goomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +114/119/124/129
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Making Things With Metal Kings]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Galaxarang xi icon.png]]
| [[Galaxarang]]
| {{Attack}} +131/134/137/141 {{Charm}} +38/38/39/40
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| Lightning element.
|-
|}

=={{Claw}}s==
[[Jade]] and [[Rab]] can use claws, and equipping a set prevents them from holding a shield. Claw weapons attack twice, with the secondary hit being 2/3rds the strength of the initial blow--this is why the category's attack power is low compared to other weapons aside from wands. Additionally, all claws deal 10% more damage to the [[Machine family]].
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| [[File:Iron claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Iron claws]]
| {{Attack}} +15/17/19/21 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%
| [[Jade]]'s starting gear. Dropped by [[Hades condor]] & [[Mermaniac]].
|
|-
| [[File:Silver claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Silver claws]]
| {{Attack}} +23/25/27/29 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%
| Sold in [[Lonalulu]] & [[Phnom Nonh]].
|
|-
| [[File:Infernails xi icon.png]]
| [[Infernails]]
| {{Attack}} +27/31/35/39 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%
| [[Puerto Valor]] [[casino]] prize, 7,500 tokens. Dropped by [[Fruity succubat]]s.
| 8% chance to beguile [[Humanoids]].
|-
| [[File:Steel claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Steel claws]]
| {{Attack}} +29/31/33/35 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%
| Sold in [[Sniflheim]].
|
|-
| [[File:Crow's claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Crow's claws]]
| {{Attack}} +31/33/35/37 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Build Better Bird's Feet]].
| 8% chance to beguile {{Bird}}s.
|-
|[[File:Platinum claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Platinum claws]]
| {{Attack}} +36/38/40/43 {{Charm}} +19/20/21/23 [[Critical Hit]] chance +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Platinum Power]].
|
|-
|[[File:Kestrel claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Kestrel claws]]
| {{Attack}} +41/43/45/48 {{Agility}} +8/9/9/10 [[Critical Hit]] chance +3%
| Sold in [[Puerto Valor]] & [[Phnom Nonh]].
| 10% chance to beguile {{Bird}}s.
|-
| [[File:Cobra claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Cobra claws]]
| {{Attack}} +47/49/51/54 [[Critical Hit]] chance +3%
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Lonalulu]]. (After Act 1)
| 8% chance to {{Poison}} target, barring immunity.
|-
| [[File:Ice claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Ice claws]]
| {{Attack}} +49/51/53/56 [[Critical Hit]] chance +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Snowfield Styles]]. Sold in Sniflheim & [[The Snærfelt]]. (After Act 1)
| Deals 40~56 ice damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Kite claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Kite claws]]
| {{Attack}} +51/53/55/58 {{Agility}} +14/15/15/16 [[Critical Hit]] chance +3%
| Dropped by vicious [[Garuda]]s.
| 12% chance to beguile {{Bird}}s.
|-
| [[File:Dragon claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Dragon claws]]
| {{Attack}} +52/54/56/59 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| Sold in [[Heliodor]], [[Gondolia]], Nautica]], [[Arboria]] & [[Angri-La]]. (After Act 1) Dropped by [[Red dragon (Quadruped)|Dread dragon]]s.
| +10% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Beast claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Beast claws]]
| {{Attack}} +53/55/57/59 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]]. (After Act 1)
| +10% damage to {{Beast}}s & {{Bird}}s.
|-
| [[File:Crimson claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Crimson claws]]
| {{Attack}} +54/56/58/60 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%/6%/7%/8%
| Prize for the silver cup horse race on Difficult mode Dropped by [[Sootbonce]] & [[Smogbonnet]]s.
| +10% damage to {{Elemental}}s.
|-
| [[File:Fire claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Fire claws]]
| {{Attack}} +56/58/60/62 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| Sold in [[Hotto]]. (After Act 1)
| Deals 54~70 fire damage to one enemy.
|-
| [[File:King cobra claws xi icon.png]]
| [[King cobra claws]]
| {{Attack}} +57/59/61/63 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| Dropped by [[Hooper trooper]] & [[Supreme succubat]]s.
| 10% chance to {{Poison}} target, barring immunity.
|-
| [[File:Beastmaster claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Beastmaster claws]]
| {{Attack}} +58 {{Charm}} +27 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| Prize for completing the third trial [[Wheel of Harma]] in 20 rounds or less.
| +10% damage to {{Beast}}s & {{Bird}}s.
|-
| [[File:Combusticlaws xi icon.png]]
| [[Combusticlaws]]
| {{Attack}} +66/69/73/79 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Sizzling Styles]]. Sold in [[Hotto]]. (After Act 2)
| Deals 54~70 fire damage to one enemy.
|-
| [[File:Monster slashers xi icon.png]]
| [[Monster slashers]]
| {{Attack}} +66/70/74/79 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| Sold on [[Trial Isle]]. Dropped by [[Dark gryphon]]s.
| +10% damage to {{Beast}}s 8% chance to beguile {{Beast}}s.
|-
| [[File:Dragonlord claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Dragonlord claws]]
| {{Attack}} +74 {{Charm}} +34 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
| +20% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Crystal claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Crystal claws]]
| {{Attack}} +80/84/84/93 {{Charm}} +44/46/48/50 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%
| [[Octagonia]] event. (After Act 2)
|Heals user by 6% of damage dealt.
|-
| [[File:Orichalcum claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Orichalcum claws]]
| {{Attack}} +81/85/89/94 {{Charm}} +42/44/46/48 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Orichalcum: Ore Blimey]]. Dropped by [[Mechan-o'-wyrm]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Dragovian lord claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Dragovian lord claws]]
| {{Attack}} +88 Charm +39 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| +20% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Frostfire fingers xi icon.png]]
| [[Frostfire fingers]]
| {{Attack}} +93/97/101/106 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%/6%/7%/8%
| Dropped by [[Master moosifer]].
|
|-
| [[File:Decimators xi icon.png]]
| [[Deicimators]]
| {{Attack}} +93/99/103/108 {{Charm}} +50/52/54/56 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters Of The Battlefield]].
| 6%/10%/12%/15% to void {{MP}} costs.
|-
| [[File:Xenlon claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Xenlon claws]]
| {{Attack}} +109/112/115/118 {{Charm}} +47/48/49/50 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| +20% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
|}

==[[Greatsword (weapon type)|Greatswords]]==
Only the {{Luminary}} and [[Hendrik]] can equip greatswords. As these blades require the use of both hands, neither character can hold a [[shield]] while using one--this reduction in defence is offset by a chance to parry blows outright. As with one-handed swords, these Zweihänders will deal 10% more damage to members of the [[Dragon family]].
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| [[File:Cobblestone greatsword xi icon.png]]
| [[Cobblestone greatsword]]
| {{Attack}} +12/13/18/25 Parry chance +1%
| {{Luminary}}'s starting gear.
|
|-
| [[File:Copper chopper xi icon.png]]
| [[Copper chopper]]
| {{Attack}} +15/17/20/23 Parry chance +1%/1%/1%/2%
| Sold in [[Heliodor]] & [[The Manglegrove]].
|
|-
| [[File:Broad sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Broad sword]]
| {{Attack}} +20/22/25/28 Parry chance +1% [[Critical Hit]] chance + 1%
| Sold in the [[Emerald Coast Camp]] & [[Hotto Steppe]].
|
|-
| [[File:Cast iron claymore xi icon.png]]
| [[Cast-iron claymore]]
| {{Attack}} +28/31/34/39 Parry chance +1%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|I ♥ Iron Arms]]. Sold in [[Hotto]], [[Gallopolis]] & [[Laguna di Gondolia]].
|
|-
| [[File:Broader sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Broader sword]]
| {{Attack}} +43/46/49/54 Parry chance +1%/1%/2%/2% [[Critical Hit]] chance + 1%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Cutting-Edge Kit]]. Sold in [[Gondolia]].
|
|-
| [[File:Black blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Black blade]]
| {{Attack}} +49/51/54/59 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Octagonia]], [[Puerto Valor]]. (After Act 1)
|
|-
| [[File:Carbon steel claymore xi icon.png]]
| [[Carbon steel claymore]]
| {{{Attack}} +78/83/88/95 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Lonalulu]] & [[Phnom Non]]. (After Act 1)
|
|-
| [[File:Banishing blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Banishing blade]]
| {{Attack}} +91/95/101/108 Parry chance +2%
| Chest in the [[Hotto Steppe]].
| +10% damage to {{Demon}}s.
|-
|[[File:Hendrik's greatsword.png]]
| [[Hendrik's greatsword]]
| {{Attack}} +91/95/101/108 Parry chance +2%
| [[Hendrik]]'s starting gear.
|
|-
| [[File:Razer-wing xi icon.png]]
| [[Razer-wing]]
| {{Attack}} +93/99/105/112 Parry chance +2%
|
| 12% chance to {{Paralyze}} target.
|-
| [[File:Platinum powersword xi icon.png]]
| [[Platinum powersword]]
| {{Attack}} +108/114/121/128 {{Charm}} +31/33/36/40 Parry chance +2%
| [[Puerto Valor]] casino [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Platinum Power]]
|
|-
| [[File:Nightcleaver xi icon.png]]
| [[Nightcleaver]]
| {{Attack}} +115/121/127/134 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Heliodor]] region, [[Costa Valor]] & Champs sauvage. (After Act 1)
| Light element.
|-
| [[File:Demonsbane xi icon.png]]
| [[Demonsbane]]
| {{Attack}} +124/130/137/144 Parry chance +2%
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Devil's In The Details]]. Sold in [[Puerto Valor]], [[Phnom Nonh]].
| +20% damage to {{Demon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Wyrmfang xi icon.png]]
| [[Wyrmfang]]
| {{Attack}} +131/137/144/151 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|More Dragony Designs]] Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Lonalulu]]. (After Act 2) Dropped by [[Guardian]]s.
| +20% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Lord's sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Lord's sword]]
| {{Attack}} +144/150/156/164 Parry chance +2% [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%/2%/3%/3%
| Sold in [[Heliodor]], [[Gallopolis]] & [[Gondolia]]. (After Act 2)
|
|-
| [[File:Brimstone blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Brimstone blade]]
| {{Attack}} +145/151/157/164 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Hotto]]. (After Act 2}}
| Fire element.
|-
| [[File:Metal gooreatsword xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal gooreatsword]]
| {{Attack}} +151/157/163/170 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Things To Do With Metal Goo]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Liquid metal gooreatsword xi icon.png]]
| [[Liquid metal gooreatsword]]
| {{Attack}} +167/173/180/190 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|In Fine Fettle With Liquid Mettle]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Sword of shadows xi icon.png]]
| [[Sword of shadows]]
| {{Attack}} +196 Parry chance +3%
| Story event, unmissable.
| Deals 254~278 darkness damage to one enemy.
|-
| [[File:Skysteed sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Skysteed sword]]
| {{Attack}} +199/211/224/238 {{Charm}} +63/66/69/72 Parry chance +3%/3%/4%/5%
| [[Gallopolis]] horse race platinum reward, hard mode. Dropped by malicious [[Tantamount]]s.
| 5%/6%/8%/10% to debuff target.
|-
| [[File:Legate's blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Legate's blade]]
| {{Attack}} +243/255/268/281 Parry chance +3% Critical it chance +5%/6%/7%/8%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Orichalcum: Ore Blimey]].
|
|-
| [[File:Berserker's blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Berserker's blade]]
| {{Attack}} +277/289/303/315 Parry chance +3%
| Sold in fortified [[Cobblestone]]
| 8% chance to [[Dazzle]] target. 10% chance to auto-[[oomph]] at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Metal king gooreatsword xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal king gooreatsword]]
| {{Attack}} +285/297/310/324 Parry chance +2%/3%/3%/3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Making Things with Metal Kings]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Brilliant blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Brilliant blade]]
| {{Attack}} +326/335/344/353 {{Charm}} +94/96/98/100 Parry chance +8%/9%/10%/11%
| Complete the Wheel of Harma's final trial within 30 turns.
| Light element.
|-
|}

==[[Heavy Wand (weapon type)|Heavy wands]]==
{{Veronica 11}} and [[Rab]] can equip heavy wands. As with greatswords and claws, neither character can equip a shield while using a heavy wand. These staffs have a fairly even split between raising {{Magical Mending}} and might for [[Rab]]'s benefit, and each will deal an extra 10% damage to members of the [[Demon family]].
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| [[File:Veronica's staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Veronica's staff]]
| {{Attack}} +10/12/15/18 {{Magical Might}} +8/10/12/14 {{MP}} Absorb +8%
|
| {{Veronica 11}}'s starting gear.
|-
| [[File:Faerie staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Faerie staff]]
| {{Attack}} +15/16/17/18 {{Magical Might}} +15/16/16/17 {{Magical Mending}} +7/7/8/8 MP Absorb +8%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]].
|
|-
| [[File:Rab's cane xi icon.png]]
| [[Rab's cane]]
| {{Attack}} +15/17/19/22 {{Magical Might}} +15/16/18/20 {{Magical Mending}} +10/11/13/15 {{MP}} Absorb +8%
|
| Restores 9 {{HP}} to one character for 4~6 turns.
|-
| [[File:Wizard's staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Wizard's staff]]
| {{Attack}} +17/18/19/20 {{Magical Might}} +17/17/18/19 {{Magical Mending}} +8/8/8/9 {{MP}} Absorb +8%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|So You Want To Be A Witch]].
| Deals 8~12 fire damage to one enemy.
|-
| [[File:Watermaul wand xi icon.png]]
| [[Watermaul wand]]
| {{Attack}} +20/21/22/23 {{Magical Might}} +18/19/20/21 {{Magical Mending}} +13/14/15/16 {{MP}} Absorb +9%
| Sold in [[Puerto Valor]] & [[Nautica]] Dropped by [[Spinchilla]].
| +20% damage to {{Nature}} family monsters. +2% {{MP}} absorbption from {{Nature}} family monsters.
|-
| [[File:Rod of rapidity xi icon.png]]
| [[Rod of rapidity]]
| {{Attack}} +22/24/26/28 {{Magical Might}} +20/22/24/26 {{Magical Mending}} +15/16/17/19 {{MP}} Absorb +9%
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Costa Valor]].
| Casts [[Accelerate]] on user.
|-
| [[File:Staff of sentencing xi icon.png]]
| [[Staff of sentencing]]
| {{Attack}} +23/25/27/29 {{Magical Might}} +21/23/25/27 {{Magical Mending}} +10/11/11/12 {{MP}} Absorb +9%
| [[Puerto Valor]] casino, 7,500 tokens.
| Deals 12~36 wind damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Rune staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Rune staff]]
| {{Attack}} +23/25/27/29 {{Magical Might}} +21/23/25/27 {{Magical Mending}} +16/17/18/20 {{MP}} Absorb +9%
| 20 [[Mini medal]]s.
| 8% chance to {{Paralyze}} target.
|-
| [[File:Lightning staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Lightning staff]]
| {{Attack}} +24/26/28/30 {{Magical Might}} +22/24/26/28 {{Magical Mending}} +10/11/12/13 {{MP}} Absorb +9%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Electrifying Equipment]]. Sold in [[Lonalulu]] & [[Phnom Nonh]]. Dropped by [[Wight prince]] & [[Professaurus]].
|Deals 31~41 lightning damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Hocus locus xi icon.png]]
| [[Hocus locus]]
| {{Attack}} +27/28/30/32 {{Magical Might}} +25/27/29/31 {{Magical Mending}} +12/12/13/15 MP Absorb +9%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Making The Magic Happen]].
| 8% chance to {{Paralyze}} target.
|-
| [[File:Shiverstick xi icon.png]]
| [[Shiverstick]]
|{{Attack}} +28/29/30/31 {{Magical Might}} +26/28/30/32 {{Magical Mending}} +12/13/14/15 {{MP}} Absorb +9%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Supercool Kit]]. Sold in [[Sniffleheim]].
|Deals 40~56 damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Staff of antimagic xi icon.png]]
| [[Staff of antimagic]]
| {{Attack}} +30/32/34/36 {{Magical Might}} +28/30/33/36 {{Magical Mending}} +13/14/15/17 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| Sold in [[Arboria]]. Dropped by [[Shadow minister]]s.
| Casts [[Fizzle]].
|-
| [[File:Spirit staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Spirit staff]]
| {{Attack}} +33/35/37/39 {{Magical Might}} +32/34/37/40 {{Magical Mending}} +24/26/28/31 MP Absorb +10%
| Sold in the Champs sauvage, [[Phnom Nonh]] & [[Angri-La]]. (After Act 1)
|
|-
| [[File:Staff of divine wrath xi icon.png]]
| [[Staff of divine wrath]]
| {{Attack}} +35/37/39/41 {{Magical Might}} + {{Magical Mending}} +24/26/28/31 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| Wheel of Harma first trial, 16 turns or less.
|Deals 12~36 wind damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Tsunami staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Tsunami staff]]
| {{Attack}} +36/38/40/42 {{Magical Might}} +34/37/40/43 {{Magical Mending}} +26/28/31/34 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| Dropped by [[Hocus-poker]]s.
| +20% damage to {{Nature}} family monsters. +2% {{MP}} absorbption from {{Nature}} family monsters.
|-
| [[File:Lightning conductor xi icon.png]]
| [[Lightning conductor]]
| {{Attack}} +36/38/40/43 {{Magical Might}} +36/38/40/44 {{Magical Mending}} +26/28/31/34 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Bottling Lightning]].
| Deals 31~41 lightning damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Celestial sceptre xi icon.png]]
| [[Celestial sceptre]]
| {{Attack}} +36/38/40/43 {{Magical Might}} +37/39/42/45 {{Magical Mending}} +28/30/33/36 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| Sold in [[Zwaardsrust Region]], [[Dundrasil]] region & [[Puerto Valor]]. (After Act 1)
|
|-
| [[File:Sage's staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Sage's staff]]
| {{Attack}} +38/40/42/44 {{Magical Might}} +47/49/52/55 {{Magical Mending}} +35/39/41/44 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Fine Fashons for Philiosophers]] Sold in [[Octagonia]], [[Lonalulu]] & [[Sniflheim]]. (After Act 1)
| Casts [[Insulatle]].
|-
| [[File:Hieroglyph staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Hieroglyph staff]]
| {{Attack}} +48/50/52/54 {{Magical Might}} +51/53/56/59 {{Magical Mending}} +26/27/28/30 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]], [[Gondolia]] & [[Arboria]]. (After Act 1)
|
|-
| [[File:Siren's staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Siren's staff]]
| {{Attack}} +50/52/54/56 {{Magical Might}} +54/56/59/62 {{Magical Mending}} +43/45/47/50 {{MP}} Absorb +11%
| Sold in [[Nautica]]. (After Act 1)
| 8% chance to beguile target. Activates [[Wizard Ward]].
|-
| [[File:Magma staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Magma staff]]
| {{Attack}} +51/53/55/57 {{Magical Might}} +55/57/60/63 {{Magical Mending}} +28/29/30/32 {{MP}} Absorb +12%
| Chest in [[Mt. Huji]].
| Deals 14~22 light damage (not fire) to one group.
|-
| [[File:Sacrosanct staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Sacrosanct staff]]
| {{Attack}} +51/53/55/57 {{Magical Might}} +58/60/62/65 {{Magical Mending}} +47/49/51/54 {{MP}} Absorb +12%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Good Godly Gear]].
| +10% damage to {{Demon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Wyrmwand xi icon.png]]
| [[Wyrmwand]]
| {{Attack}} +55/57/59/61 {{Magical Might}} +60/62/65/68 {{Magical Mending}} +31/32/33/35 {{MP}} Absorb +12%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Even More Dragony Designs]].
| Deals 100~116 fire damage to one group.
|-
|[[File:Bright staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Bright staff]]
| {{Attack}} +55 {{Magical Might}} +60 {{Magical Mending}} +49 {{MP}} Absorb +12%
| Wheel of Harma third trial, 15 turns or less.
| 20% chance to debuff target.
|-
| [[File:Supreme sage's staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Supreme sage's staff]]
| {{Attack}} +63/67/71/76 {{Magical Might}} +70/72/75/78 {{Magical Mending}} +57/59/61/63 {{MP}} Absorb +14%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Sage Advice]].
| Casts [[Insulatle]].
|-
| [[File:Shinning staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Shining staff]]
| {{Attack}} +60 {{Magical Might}} +74 {{Magical Mending}} +60 {{MP}} Absorb +14%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
| 20% chance to debuff target.
|-
| [[File:Staff of resurrection xi icon.png]]
| [[Staff of resurrection]]
| {{Attack}} +77/77/77/80 {{Magical Might}} +78/80/83/86 {{Magical Mending}} +64/65/67/69 MP Absorb +15%
| Sold on [[Trial Isle]]. Dropped by [[Great dragon]]s.
| Casts [[Zing]].
|-
| [[File:Rod of paradise xi icon.png]]
| [[Rod of paradise]]
| {{Attack}} +88/92/96/100 {{Magical Might}} +82/84/86/89 {{Magical Mending}} +70/72/74/76 {{MP}} Absorb +15%
| Sold in the fortified [[Cobblestone]]
| Casts [[Acceleratle]].
|-
| [[File:Brilliant staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Brilliant staff]]
| Attack +84 {{Magical Might}} +82 {{Magical Mending}} +64 {{MP}} Absorb +15%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| 20% chance to debuff target.
|-
| [[File:Staff of eternity xi icon.png]]
| [[Staff of eternity]]
| {{Attack}} +90/94/96/103 {{Magical Might}} +87/89/91/94 {{Magical Mending}} +44/45/46/47 {{MP}} Absorb +
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters Of The Battlefield]].
| Haywire spell chance +1/%/1%/2%/3%.
|-
| [[File:Aurora staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Aurora staff]]
| {{Attack}} +104/106/108/112 {{Magical Might}} +95/96/98/100 {{Magical Mending}} +76/77/78/80 {{MP}} Absorb +16%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| 25%/50%/75%/100% chance to debuff target.
|-
|}

=={{Knives}}==
{{Knives}} can be equipped by [[Erik]] and [[Sylvando]], and will deal 10% more damage against members of the [[Nature family]].
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| [[File:Poison needle xi icon.png]]
| [[Poison needle]]
| {{Attack}} +1
| Sold in [[Zwaardsrust Region]] Dropped by [[Fandangow]]s
| 4% chance of instant death.
|-
| [[File:Bloodletter xi icon.png]]
| [[Bloodletter]]
| {{Attack}} +1
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Knick-Knacks for Nifty Nickers]].
| 6% chance for instant death.
|-
| [[File:Erik's dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Erik's dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +10/12/16/23 {{Deftness}} +2/3/4/5
| [[Erik]]'s starting gear.
| [[Erik]] only.
|-
| [[File:Bronze knife xi icon.png]]
| [[Bronze knife]]
| {{Attack}} +12/14/16/18
| Sold in [[Heliodor]] & [[The Manglegrove]].
|
|-
| [[File:Divine dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Divine dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +14/16/18/20
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|First Foryas into Forging]]. Sold in [[The Emerald Coast]] & [[Hotto]]
| +20% damage to the {{Undead}}.
|-
| [[File:Poison moth knife xi icon.png]]
| [[Poison moth knife]]
| {{Attack}} +24/26/28/31
| Sold in [[Hotto]], [[Gallopolis]], [[Gondolia]] & [[Octagonia]].
| 8% chance to {{Paralyze}} target.
|-
| [[File:Batterfly knife xi icon.png]]
| [[Batterfly knife]]
| {{Attack}} +29/31/33/36
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Building Butterfly Bric-a-Brac]].
| +20% damage to {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Assassin's dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Assassin's dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +37/39/41/44
| Chest in [[Octagonia caverns]].
| 2% chance for instant death.
|-
| [[File:Eagle dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Eagle dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +39/41/44/47
| Sold in [[Puerto Valor]] & [[Lonalulu]]. Dropped by [[Hades condor]]s, [[Elysium bird]]s.
| 2% chance for party to surprise enemies at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Falcon knife earring xi icon.png]]
| [[Falcon knife earring]]
| {{Attack}} +45/48/51/54 {{Charm}} +13/13/14/15
| Chest in [[Puerto Valor]]. Dropped by [[Sail serpent]]s.
| Attacks twice per turn.
|-
| [[File:Sword breaker xi icon.png]]
| [[Sword breaker]]
| {{Attack}} +48/51/54/57
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Knick-Knacks for Nifty Nickers]]. Sold in [[Phnom Nonh]], [[Sniflheim]] & [[The Snærfelt]].
| 8%/8%/10%/10% chance to blunt target.
|-
| [[File:Icicle dirk xi icon.png]]
| [[Icicle dirk]]
| {{Attack}} +62/65/68/72
| Sold in [[Sniflheim]] & [[Octagonia]]. (After Act 1)
|Ice element. Deals 40~56 ice damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Nobleman's knife xi icon.png]]
| [[Nobleman's knife]]
| {{Attack}} +64/68/73/78 {{Charm}} +19/21/23/25 Max {{MP}} +6/7/8/9
| Chest in [[Sniflheim]] castle.
| 8% chance to beguile {{Humanoid}}s.
|-
| [[File:Serpentscale skean xi icon.png]]
| [[Serpentscale skean]]
| {{Attack}} +66/69/72/75
| Sold in [[Puerto Valor]] & [[Phnom Nonh]]. (After Act 1)
| 16% chance to {{Poison}} target. 3% chance to [[fuddle]] target.
|-
| [[File:Dread dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Dread dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +67/70/73/77
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Prophecies]].
| 8% chance to paralyze target +20% damage to {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Soul breaker xi icon.png]]
| [[Soul breaker]]
| {{Attack}} +71/74/77/80 {{Charm}} +21/22/23/25
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Lonalulu]]. (After Act 1)
| 10%/10%/12%/12% chance to blunt target.
|-
| [[File:Imp knife xi icon.png]]
| [[Imp knife]]
| {{Attack}} +74/77/80/83
| [[Octagonia]] [[casino]], 60,000 tokens.
| 8% chance to [[dazzle]] target.
|-
| [[File:Fenrir fang xi icon.png]]
| [[Fenrir fang]]
| {{Attack}} +80/83/86/90
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Snowfield Styles]].
| Ice element. Deals 40~56 ice damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Gladius xi icon.png]]
| [[Gladius]]
| {{Attack}} +82/85/88/91 {{Charm}} +25/26/28/30
| Sold in [[Hotto]], [[Gallopolis]], [[Gondolia]] & [[Arboria]]. (After Act 1)
|
|-
| [[File:Deft dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Deft dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +86 {{Evasion}} +1%
| 65 [[Mini medal]]s.
| 2% chance for party to surprise enemies at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Gryphon's wing xi icon.png]]
| [[Gryphon's wing]]
| {{Attack}} +100/106/112/119
| Sold in [[Havens Above]] & [[Trial Isle]].
| 3%/3%/4%/4% chance for party to surprise enemies at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Flame tang xi icon.png]]
| [[Flame tang]]
| {{Attack}} +
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Sizzling Styles]]. Dropped by [[Infernal serpent]]s.
| Fire element.
|-
| [[File:Darting dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Darting dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +111 {{Evasion}} +1%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
| 3% chance for party to surprise enemies at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Thunderstorm skean xi icon.png]]
| [[Thunderstrom skean]]
| {{Attack}} +119/125/131/138 {{Charm}} +37/38/40/42 Max {{MP}} +12
| Dropped by [[Golden goliath]]s.
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:High-born blade xi icon.png]]
| [[High-born blade]]
| {{Attack}} +121/127/134/141 {{Charm}} +35/36/38/40 Max {{MP}} +15/16/17/18
| Event in [[Sniflheim]]. (After Act 2)
|
|-
| [[File:Dashing dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Dashing dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +132 {{Evasion}} +1%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| 3% chance for party to surprise enemies at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:El stupendo xi icon.png]]
| [[El stupendo]]
| {{Attack}} +140/146/153/160 {{Deftness}} +12/13/14/15 {{Charm}} +42/43/44/46
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters of the Battlefield]].
| [[Sylvando]] only.
|-
| [[File:Time shear xi icon.png]]
| [[Time shear]]
| {{Attack}} +142/148/155/162 {{Agility}} +36/38/40/41
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters of the Battlefield]].
| 4%/6%/8%/10% to stun target.
|-
| [[File:Knife of strife xi icon.png]]
| [[Knife of strife]]
| {{Attack}} +142/148/155/162
| Sold in fortified [[Cobblestone]].
| 12% chance to [[dazzle]] target.
|-
| [[File:Dynamo dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Dynamo dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +164/168/172/176 {{Evasion}} +1%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| 5% chance for party to surprise enemies at start of battle.
|-
|}

=={{Spear}}s==
{{Spear}}s are a two-handed weapon that can be equipped by {{Serena 11}} and [[Jade]]. Though [[shield]]s can not be used when one is equipped, each spear has a chance to parry oncoming blows. In addition, all spears will deal 10% more damage to the [[Beast family]].
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| [[File:Bronze lance xi icon.png]]
| [[Bronze lance]]
| {{Attack}} +17/22/27/32 Parry chance +1%
| {{Serena 11}}'s starting gear. Dropped by [[Zumeanie]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Iron lance xi icon.png]]
| [[Iron lance]]
| {{Attack}} +24/27/30/34 Parry chance +1%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]] & [[Laguna di Gondolia]] Dropped by [[Orc]]s
|
|-
| [[File:Steel lance xi icon.png]]
| [[Steel lance]]
| {{Attack}} +34/37/40/44 Parry chance +1%
| Sold in [[Gondolia]].
|
|-
| [[File:Battle fork xi icon.png]]
| [[Battle fork]]
| {{Attack}} +47/49/51/56 Parry chance +2% [[Critical Hit]] chance +1
| Sold in [[Octagonia]], [[Costa Valor]] & [[Puerto Valor]]
| +20% damage to {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Jade's glaive xi icon.png]]
| [[Jade's glaive]]
| {{Attack}} +56/60/65/70 Parry chance +2%
| [[Jade]]'s starting gear.
|
|-
| [[File:Trident xi icon.png]]
| [[Trident]]
| {{Attack}} +65/69/74/79 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Lonalulu]] & [[Phnom Nonh.
| +20% damage to {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Gracos's trident xi icon.png]]
| [[Gracos's trident]]
| {{Attack}} +70/74/79/84 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Up Where They Walk]].
| 8% chance to beguile {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Lightning lance xi icon.png]]
| [[Lightning lance]]
| {{Attack}} +85/90/95/101 {{Agility}} +10/11/12/13 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Electrifying Equipment]]. [[Puerto Valor]] [[casino]], 75,000 tokens
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Platinum lance xi icon.png]]
| [[Platinum lance]]
| {{Attack}} +92/96/101/106 {{Charm}} +32/34/36/38 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Platinum Power]] Dropped by [[Orc king]]s, [[Honeyhead horknight]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Storm spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Storm spear]]
| {{Attack}} +97/102/108/114 {{Agility}} +12/13/14/15 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Lonalulu]]. (After Act 1)
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Demon spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Demon spear]]
| {{Attack}} +101/106/111/116 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Devil's in the Details]].
| 4% chance for instant death.
|-
| [[File:Full fathom fork xi icon.png]]
| [[Full fathom fork]]
| {{Attack}} +108/113/118/123 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Secrets of the Sunken Spirit]].
| 10% chance to beguile {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Paladin's lance xi icon.png]]
| [[Paladin's lance]]
| {{Attack}} +111/116/121/126 Max {{MP}} +10 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]], [[Gondolia]], [[Sniflheim]] & [[Arboria]]. (After Act 1)
| +10% damage to {{Demon}}s and the {{Undead}}.
|-
| [[File:Metal slime spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal slime spear]]
| {{Attack}} +114/118/123/128 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Things to Do with Metal Goo]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slimes]]. 8% chance to beguile [[Slime family]].
|-
| [[File:Liquid metal spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Liquid metal spear]]
| {{Attack}} +126/130/136/143 Parry chance +2%/2%/2%/3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|In Fine Fettle With Liquid Mettle]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s. 10% chance to beguile [[Slime family]].
|-
| [[File:Poker xi icon.png]]
| [[Poker]]
| {{Attack}} +130 {{Charm}} +49 Parry chance +2%
| Chest in the [[Fortress of Fear]], (Act 2) First Forest [[Whale way station]]. (Act 3)
| Attacks cannot be parried or blocked.
|-
| [[File:Seraph's spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Seraph's spear]]
| {{Attack}} +150/160/170/180 Max {{HP}} +8/9/9/10 Parry chance +6%
| Sold in [[Havens Above]] & [[Trial Isle]].
| 5%/10%/15%/20% chance to activate ''[[Grace of the Goddess]]'' one first turn.
|-
| [[File:Straight poker xi icon.png]]
| [[Straight poker]]
| {{Attack}} +167 {{Charm}} +62 Parry chance +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
| Attacks cannot be parried or blocked.
|-
| [[File:Barbarous pole xi icon.png]]
| [[Barbarous pole]]
| {{Attack}} +183/192/202/212 Parry chance +3%
| Dropped by [[Horknight watchman]].
| 20% chance for auto [[Oomphle]] on first turn. 8% chance to [[Sap]] target.
|-
| [[File:Stud poker xi icon.png]]
| [[Stud poker]]
| {{Attack}} +199 {{Charm}} +71 Parry chance +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| Attacks cannot be parried or blocked.
|-
| [[File:Sacred spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Sacred spear]]
| {{Attack}} +204/213/222/232 Parry chance +6%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Ye Manifold Methods of Mighty Drustan]]. Dropped by [[Orc chieftan]].
| 5%/10%/15%/20% chance for ''[[Alma Mater]]'' to activate on first turn.
|-
| [[File:Heaven's talon xi icon.png]]
| [[Heaven's talon]]
| {{Attack}} +215/224/234/244 {{Charm}} +67/69/71/74 Parry chance +6%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters of the Battlefield]].
| Light element. {{HP}} restored by 25% of damage dealt.
|-
| [[File:Metal king spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal king spear]]
| {{Attack}} +221/231/241/251 Parry chance +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Making Things With Metal Kings]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s. 12% chance to beguile [[Slime family]].
|-
| [[File:Split-pot poker xi icon.png]]
| [[Split-pot poker]]
| {{Attack}} +247/253/259/266 {{Charm}} +85/86/88/90 Parry chance +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| Attacks cannot be parried or blocked
|-
|}

=={{Wand}}s==
Single-hand wands are exclusive to {{Serena 11}}. Each wand deals 10% more damage to members of the [[Undead family]] as well as the [[Demon family]]. Wands give considerable boosts to {{Serena 11}}'s magical mending and smaller amounts to her magical might; however, due to the benchmark thresholds for her [[Woosh]] spells being very low each increase will have an observable effect on the power of her spell.
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| [[File:Naughty stick xi icon.png]]
| [[Naughty stick]]
| {{Attack}} +1 [[Critical Hit]] chance +30%/34%/40%/50%
| Wheel of Harma fourth trial.
|
|-
|[[File:Rusty sceptre xi icon.png]]
| [[Rusty sceptre]]
| {{Attack}} +1
| Event in [[Arboria]]. (After Act 2)
|
|-
| [[File:Serena's wand xi icon.png]]
| [[Serena's wand]]
| {{Attack}} +10/12/14/16 {{Magical Might}} +3/3/3/4 {{Magical Mending}} +9/10/11/13 {{MP}} Absorb +2%
| {{Serena 11}}'s starting gear.
| Wind element.
|-
| [[File:Posey pole xi icon.png]]
| [[Posey pole]]
| {{Attack}} +12/13/14/15 {{Magical Might}} +3/3/3/3 {{Magical Mending}} +10/11/12/13 {{MP}} Absorb +2%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]] & [[Gondolia]].
| 8% chance to beguile {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Lamp post xi icon.png]]
| [[Lamp post]]
| {{Attack}} +14/15/16/17 {{Magical Might}} +3/3/3/4 {{Magical Mending}} +11/12/13/14 {{MP}} Absorb +2%/2%/2%/3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|So You Want to Be a Witch]].
|
|-
| [[File:Pixie pole xi icon.png]]
| [[Pixie pole]]
| {{Attack}} +15/16/17/18 {{Magical Might}} +3/3/4/4 {{Magical Mending}} +12/13/14/15 {{MP}} Absorb +2%/2%/2%/3%
| Chest in [[Grotta della fonte]]
| 2/2/2/3 {{MP}} recovered per turn 8% chance to beguile {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Lolly stick xi icon.png]]
| [[Lolly stick]]
| {{Attack}} +16/17/18/19 {{Magical Might}} +4/4/4/4 {{Magical Mending}} +13/14/15/16 {{MP}} Absorb +2%/3%/3%/3%
| Sold in [[Octagonia]], [[Costa Valor]] & [[Puerto Valor]].
| 8% chance to [[fuddle]] target.
|-
| [[File:Jolly brolly xi icon.png]]
| [[Jolly brolly]]
| {{Attack}} +16/17/18/19 {{Magical Might}} +4/4/5/5 {{Magical Mending}} +15/16/18/20 {{MP}} Absorb +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Your crafting Career Starts Here]]. Dropped by [[Brollyminator]]s, [[Brollygagger]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Wyvern wand xi icon.png]]
| [[Wyvern wand]]
| {{Attack}} +22/23/24/26 {{Magical Might}} +5/5/6/6 {{Magical Mending}} +18/19/20/22 {{MP}} Absorb +3%/3%/3%/4%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Dragony Designs]]. Sold in [[Lonalulu]].
|
|-
| [[File:Spryggdrasil xi icon.png]]
| [[Spryggdrasil]]
| {{Attack}} +25/26/28/30 {{Magical Might}} + {{Magical Mending}} + {{MP}} Absorb +%
| Sold in [[Sniflheim]].
| 8% chance to beguile {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Seraphic sceptre xi icon.png]]
| [[Seraphic sceptre]]
| {{Attack}} +27/28/30/32 {{Magical Might}} +6/7/7/8 {{Magical Mending}} +23/25/27/30 {{MP}} Absorb +4%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Divine Designs]].
|
|-
| [[File:Butterfly baton xi icon.png]]
| [[Butterfly baton]]
| {{Attack}} +33/36/36/38 {{Magical Might}} +8/9/9/10 {{Magical Mending}} +30/32/34/36 {{MP}} Absorb +4%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Fit as a Fiddle]].
| 8% chance to beguile {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Glow stick xi icon.png]]
| [[Glow stick]]
| {{Attack}} +36/37/39/41 {{Magical Might}} +9/9/10/10 {{Magical Mending}} +33/35/37/39 {{MP}} Absorb +4%
| Sold in [[Arboria]]
| Light element.
|-
| [[File:Glumbrella xi icon.png]]
| [[Glumbrella]]
| {{Attack}} +42/43/45/47 {{Magical Might}} +11/11/12/12 {{Magical Mending}} +41/43/45/47 {{MP}} Absorb +4%/5%/5%/5%
| Sold in [[Gondolia]]. (After Act 1)
| Dropped by [[Brollygarch]].
|-
| [[File:Red dragon rod xi icon.png]]
| [[Red dragon rod]]
| {{Attack}} +44/45/47/49 {{Magical Might}} +11/12/12/13 {{Magical Mending}} +44/46/48/50 {{MP}} Absorb +5%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Even More Dragony Designs]].
| Fire element. +2% {{MP}} drained from {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Bonbon baton xi icon.png]]
| [[Bonbon baton]]
| {{Attack}} +47/49/51/53 {{Magical Might}} +12/13/13/14 {{Magical Mending}} +47/49/51/53 {{MP}} Absorb +6%
| Wheel of Harma third trail, 25 turns.
| 4%/5%/6%/8% chance to void {{MP}} costs. 8% chance to [[fuddle]] target.
|-
| [[File:Seraph's stick xi icon.png]]
| [[Seraph's stick]]
| {{Attack}} +53/56/60/64 {{Magical Might}} +14/15/15/16 {{Magical Mending}} +54/55/57/59 MP Absorb +6%
| Sold in [[Havens Above]] & [[Trial Isle]].
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Fantastick xi icon.png]]
| [[Fantastick]]
| {{Attack}} +54/57/61/65 {{Magical Might}} +14/14/15/16 {{Magical Mending}} +54/56/58/60 {{MP}} Absorb +6%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Mister Vista]].
| 50%/60%/80%/100% to activate ''[[Snap, crackle, poof]]'' at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Get-up-and-Glow stick xi icon.png]]
| [[Get-up-and-Glow stick]]
| {{Attack}} +65/68/71/75 {{Magical Might}} +16/16/17/17 {{Magical Mending}} +60/61/63/65 {{MP}} Absorb +6%/6%/6%/7%
| Dropped by [[Grey gordon]]s.
| Light element.
|-
| [[File:Cane of compassion xi icon.png]]
| [[Cane of compassion]]
| {{Attack}} +76/79/82/86 {{Magical Might}} +17/18/18/19 {{Magical Mending}} +63/64/66/68 {{MP}} Absorb +7%/7%/7%/8%
| Sold in the fortified Cobblestone
| 4% chance to void {{MP}} costs. 30%/35%/40%/50% chance to activate ''[[Caster sugar]]'' at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Sceptre of time xi icon.png]]
| [[Sceptre of time]]
| {{Attack}} +76/80/84/88 {{Magical Might}} +17/18/18/19 {{Magical Mending}} +64/66/68/70 {{MP}} Absorb +7%/7%/7%/8%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|If I Could Turn Back Time]]
| 6/7/8/10 {{MP}} recovered per turn. 25%/50%/75%/100% chance to activate ''[[Alma mater]]'' at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Faerie king's cane xi icon.png]]
| [[Faerie king's cane]]
| {{Attack}} +88/90/92/94 {{Magical Might}} +19/19/20/20 {{Magical Mending}} +70/71/73/75 {{MP}} Absorb +8%
| Wheel of Harma final trial in under 35 turns.
| 10/15/20/25 {{HP}} recovered per turn. All damage reduced by 5%/6%/8%/10%.
|}

=={{Whip}}s==
{{Whip}}s are two-handed weapons that can be equipped by {{Veronica 11}} and [[Sylvando]], which deal an extra 10% damage to members of the [[Humanoid family]]
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| [[File:Thorn whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Thorn whip]]
| {{Attack}} +11/14/18/22
| {{Veronica 11}}'s starting gear Dropped by [[Cactiball]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Battle whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Battle whip]]
| {{Attack}} +17/19/22/25
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]] & [[Gondolia]].
|
|-
|[[File:Rosewhip xi icon.png]]
| [[Rosewhip]]
| {{Attack}} +27/28/30/32
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Cutting-Edge Kit]].
| 4% chance to [[dazzle]] targets. +10% damage to {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Hypnowhip xi icon.png]]
| [[Hypnowhip]]
| {{Attack}} +30/32/34/36
| Sold in [[Octagonia]], [[Costa Valor]], [[Puerto Valor]] and [[L'Académie|L'Academie]].
| 4% chance to [[dazzle]] targets. +10% damage to {{Elemental}}s.
|-
| [[File:Beastly bullwhip xi icon.png]]
| [[Beastly bullwhip]]
| {{Attack}} +34/36/38/40
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Make a Whip-Roaring Success of Yourself]]. Sold in Lonalulu & the Champs sauvage.
| +10% damage to {{Beast}}s.
|-
| [[File:Scorpion tail xi icon.png]]
| [[Scorpion tail]]
| {{Attack}} +43/46/49/53
| Sold in [[Phnom Nonh]]. Dropped by [[Kriller kriller]]
| 4% chance to {{Paralyze}} targets.
|-
| [[File:Queen's whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Queen's whip]]
| {{Attack}} +47/50/53/57
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Lashings of Class]].
| +20% damage to {{Humanoid}}s.
|-
| [[File:Dragontail whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Dragontail whip]]
| {{Attack}} +50/53/56/60
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Dragony Design]]. Sold in [[Sniflheim]] Dropped by [[Blue dragon]]s.
| +10% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Demon whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Demon whip]]
| {{Attack}} +72/74/78/82 {{Charm}} +16/17/18/20
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Devil's in the Details]]. Sold in [[Puerto Valor]] & [[Phnom Nonh]].
| 4% chance to beguile {{Demon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Empress's whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Empress's whip]]
| {{Attack}} +76/79/83/87
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Lonalulu]]. (After Act 1) Dropped by [[Gnashturtium]]s.
| 4% chance to beguile {{Humanoid}}s.
|-
| [[File:Beelzebarb xi icon.png]]
| [[Beelzebarb]]
| {{Attack}} +83/86/90/94 [[Critical Hit]] chance +1%/2%/2%/2%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]]. (After Act 1)
| 4% chance to beguile {{Humanoid}}s.
|-
| [[File:Triple-tine whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Triple-tine whip]]
| {{Attack}} +84/87/91/95
| Sold in [[Gondolia]] & [[Nautica]]. (After Act 1)
| +10% damage to the {{Undead}} and {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Malevolash xi icon.png]]
| [[Malevolash]]
| {{Attack}} +87/90/94/98
| Sold in [[Sniflheim]] & [[The Snærfelt]]. (After Act 1)
| 4% chance to {{Paralyze}} targets. 6% chance to blunt enemy.
|-
| [[File:Archdemon whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Archdemon whip]]
| {{Attack}} +96/100/104/109 {{Charm}} +27/28/29/31
| Sold in [[Phnom Nonh]]. (After Act 2)
| 6% chance to beguile {{Demon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Gringham whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Gringham whip]]
| {{Attack}} +96/ {{Charm}} +22
| [[Octagonia]] [[casino]], 750,000 tokens.
| Full damage to targets.
|-
| [[File:Mega gringham whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Mega gringham whip]]
| {{Attack}} +123 {{Charm}} +27
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
| Full damage to targets.
|-
| [[File:Goddess whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Goddess whip]]
| {{Attack}} +135/142/149/156 {{Charm}} +37/38/39/41
| Sold on [[Trial Isle]].
| 20% damage to {{Humanoid}}s.
|-
| [[File:Giga gringham whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Giga gringham whip]]
| {{Attack}} +147 {{Charm}} +31
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| Full damage to targets.
|-
| [[File:Anchor of rancour xi icon.png]]
| [[Anchor of rancour]]
| {{Attack}} +155/162/169/176+ [[Critical Hit]] chance +3%/3%/3%/4%
| Sold in the fortified [[Cobblestone]].
| 10% chance to activate [[oomph]] at the start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Hellbeast's lash xi icon.png]]
| [[Hellbeast's leash]]
| {{Attack}} +158/165/172/180
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters of the Battlefield]].
| 6% chance to stun foes +20% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Uber gringham whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Uber gringham whip]]
| {{Attack}} +182/186/191/196 {{Charm}} +38/38/39/40
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| Full damage to targets.
|-
|}

==''S: Definitive Edition'' exclusive weapons==
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|-
| [[File:Godbird sceptre xi icon.png]]
| [[Godbird sceptre]]
| {{Attack}} +104/107/109/112 {{Magical Might}} +114/116/118/120 {{Magical Mending}} +48/49/49/50 {{MP}} Absorb +16%
| Clear the Hall of Rememberance Level 3 in the [[Echo Chamber]].
| 15%/20%/25%/30% chance to [[fizzle]] target. Deals approximately 330 darkness damage to one enemy.
|-
| [[File:Golden claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Golden claws]]
| {{Attack}} +60/63/60/72 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%/6%/8%/10%
| Given by the [[Portogus Rex]] of [[Portoga]] in [[Baramos' Lair]].
| Increases odds of surprising enemy by +4%/6%/8%/10%.
|-
|}

{{DQXI}}

[[Category:Dragon Quest XI lists]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest XI weapons|*]]

List of weapons in Dragon Quest XI

Gerik — Wed, 06 Dec 2023 09:23:11 GMT

Gerik: /* {{Sword}}s */

This is a list of all Weapons available in {{DQ11}}.
=={{Sword}}s==
With few exceptions noted below, all one-handed swords can be equipped by The {{Luminary}}, [[Erik]], [[Sylvando]] & [[Hendrik]].
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|-
| [[File:Cypress stick xi icon.png]]
| [[Cypress stick]]
| {{Attack}} +7/9/11/16
| Sold in [[Cobblestone]]. Dropped by [[Cruelcumber]]
| {{Luminary}}
|-
| [[File:Cobblestone sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Cobblestone sword]]
| {{Attack}} +8/10/14/21
| Starting equipment
| {{Luminary}} only
|-
| [[File:Soldier's sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Soldier's sword]]
| {{Attack}} +10/13/16/22
| [[Erik]]'s starting gear. Dropped by [[Skullrider]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Copper sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Copper sword]]
| {{Attack}} +13/15/17/20
| Sold in [[Heliodor]], [[The Manglegrove]] & [[Hotto Steppe]]
| {{Luminary}}
|-
| [[File:Bronze sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Bronze sword]]
| {{Attack}} +16/18/20/22
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|First Forays into Forging]].
|
|-
| [[File:DQXI Sylvando's sword.png|100px]]
| [[Sylvando's sword]]
| {{Attack}} +18/22/26/30 {{Charm}} +10/11/13/15
| [[Sylvando]]'s starting gear
| [[Sylvando]] only.
|-
| [[File:Iron broadsword xi icon.png]]
| [[Iron broadsword]]
| {{Attack}} +20/22/24/26
| Sold in [[Hotto]]. [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|I ♥ Iron Arms]].
|
|-
| [[File:Rapier.png|100px]]
| [[Rapier]]
| {{Attack}} +24/26/28/30 {{Charm}} +5/6/7/8
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]].
|
|-
| [[File:Bandit blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Bandit blade]]
| {{Attack}} +30/35/41/47
| Dropped by [[Grublin]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Silver rapier xi icon.png]]
| [[Silver rapier]]
| {{Attack}} +32/34/36/38 {{Charm}} +7/8/9/10
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Slender Sword of Solid Silver]].
|
|-
| [[File:Steel broadsword xi icon.png]]
| [[Steel broadsword]]
| {{Attack}} +35/37/40/43
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Puerto Valor]]. [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Smithing With Steel]].
|
|-
| [[File:Cautery sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Cautery sword]]
| {{Attack}} +42/44/47/50
| Sold in [[Lonalulu]] & [[Phnom Nonh]]. [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Building a Blade of Blistering Brutality]].
|
| Deals 12~20 fire damage to one group when used as an item.
|-
| [[File:Falcon blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Falcon blade]]
| {{Attack}} +45/50/55/60
| 35 [[Mini medal]]s. [[Insula Occidentalis]] chest, requires [[Magic Key]]. Dropped by [[Overkilling machine]]s.
|
| Attacks twice, 75% damage per strike.
|-
| [[File:Zombiesbane xi icon.png]]
| [[Zombiesbane]]
| {{Attack}} +54/58/62/66
| Sold in [[Heliodor]], [[Emerald Coast]] & [[Sniflheim]] [[Nautica]] chest
|
| 20% more damage to the {{Undead}}.
|-
| [[File:Platinum sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Platinum sword]]
| {{Attack}} +60/63/67/71 {{Charm}} +12/13/14/15
| [[Puerto Valor]] casino. (50,000 tokens) [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Platinum Power]]. Dropped by [[Lethal armour]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Bastard sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Bastard sword]]
| {{Attack}} +61/65/69/73
| Sold in [[Heliodor]], [[Costa Valor]] & [[Angri-La]]. Dropped by [[Gleeful grublin]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Heliodorian sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Heliodorian sword]]
| {{Attack}} +61/66/71/78
| [[Hendrik]]'s starting gear.
|
|-
| [[File:Zombie slayer xi icon.png]]
| [[Zombie slayer]]
| {{Attack}} +65/69/73/77
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|How to Outdo the Undead]].
|
| 30% more damage to the {{Undead}}.
|-
| [[File:Aurora blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Aurora blade]]
| {{Attack}} +70/73/76/80 {{Charm}} +18/19/20/22
| Sold in [[Zwaardsrust]], [[Dundrasil]] & [[Puerto Valor]].
|
| Deals 12~20 fire damage to one group when used as an item.
|-
| [[File:Dragonsbane xi icon.png]]
| [[Dragonsbane]]
| {{Attack}} +72/76/80/84
| Sold in [[Octagonia]], [[Lonalulu]] & [[Sniflheim]]. [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|More Dragony Designs]].
|
| 20% more damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Fizzle foil xi icon.png]]
| [[Fizzle foil]]
| {{Attack}} +80/83/86/90 {{Charm}} +22/23/24/25
| [[Gallopolis]]. & [[Gondolia]]. [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Making The Most Of Mythril]].
|
|-
| [[File:Miracle sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Miracle sword]]
| {{Attack}} +80/83/87/91 {{Charm}} +24/25/26/28
| 60 [[Mini medal]]s.
|
| Heals user by 25% of damage dealt.
|-
| [[File:Metal slime sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal slime sword]]
| {{Attack}} +84/87/91/95
| [[Puerto Valor]] [[casino]] (250K tokens) [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Things To Do With Metal Goo]]. [[Hyperpyrexion]].
|
| Plus 1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Fire blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Fire blade]]
| {{Attack}} +87/90/94/98
| Sold in [[Hotto]]. Dropped by [[Grumpy grublin]]s.
|
| Fire element.
|-
| [[File:Liquid metal sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Liquid metal sword]]
| {{Attack}} +93/96/100/105
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|In Fine Fettle With Liquid Mettle]].
|
| Plus 1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Uber falcon blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Über falcon blade]]
| {{Attack}} +96/100/104/109
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]]. Dropped by [[Überkilling machine]]s.
|
| Attacks twice, 75% damage per strike.
|-
| [[File:Dragon slayer xi icon.png]]
| [[Dragon slayer]]
| {{Attack}} +96/100/104/109
| Sold in [[Heliodor]].
|
| 40% more damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Stardust sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Stardust sword]]
| {{Attack}} +96 Charm +25
| [[Fortress of Fear]] {{chest}}. (Act 2) First Forest [[Whale way station]] {{chest}}. (act 3)
|
| 8% chance to [[Sap]] target.
|-
| [[File:Sword of light xi icon.png]]
| [[Sword of Light]]
| {{Attack}} +109 {{Charm}} +50
| Story event, unmissable.
|
| Cures an ally of any ailment. Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Inferno blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Inferno blade]]
| {{Attack}} +111/118/125/132
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Sizzling Styles]].
|
| Fire element.
|-
| [[File:Thunderstorm sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Thunderstorm sword]]
| {{Attack}} +111/118/125/133 Charm +32/33/34/35 Max {{MP}} +12
| Event in Gondolia, act 3 Dropped by [[One-man army]].
|
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Sword of kings xi icon.png]]
| [[Sword of Kings]]
| {{Attack}} +120 {{Charm}} +32
| [[Hotto]] event, act 3.
| {{Luminary}} only.
| Wind damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Nebula sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Nebula sword]]
| {{Attack}} +123 {{Charm}} +30
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
|
| 10% chance to [[Sap]] target.
|-
| [[File:Uber miracle sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Über miracle sword]]
| {{Attack}} +135/142/149/156 {{Charm}} +37/38/39/40
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]].
|
| Heals user by 30% of damage dealt.
|-
| [[File:Thousand-fold katana xi icon.png]]
| [[Thousand-fold katana]]
| {{Attack}} +136/143/150/158
| [[Hotto]] event, act 3
| [[Erik]] only
| 8% chance to [[Sap]] target.
|-
| [[File:Supernova sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Supernova sword]]
| {{Attack}} +147 {{Charm}} +35
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
|
| 12% chance to [[Sap]] target.
|-
| [[File:Sword of judgement xi icon.png]]
| [[Sword of Judgement]]
| {{Attack}} +150/157/164/171
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Ye Manifold Methods of Mighty Drustan]]. Dropped by [[A3G15]].
|
| 8% chance to blunt target.
|-
| [[File:Super sword of light xi icon.png]]
| [[Super sword of light]]
| {{Attack}} +151 {{Charm}} +80
| Story event, unmissable.
|
| Removes [[Calasmos]]' shield of darkness 3% chance to strip target of all buffs. Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Sword of light xi icon.png]]
| [[Supreme sword of light]]
| {{Attack}} +151/166/181/196 {{Charm}} +94/96/98/100
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Supreme Secrets of the Sword of Light]].
|
| Cures an ally of any ailment. 3% chance to strip target of all buffs. Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Hell sabre xi icon.png]]
| [[Hell sabre]]
| {{Attack}} +155/162/169/176
| Dropped by [[Barbatos]].
| [[Erik]] only.
|-
| [[File:Shamshir of light xi icon.png]]
| [[Shamshir of light]]
| {{Attack}} +158/165/172/180 {{Charm}} +42/43/44/46
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters of the Battlefield]]. Dropped by [[Noble dragon]]s.
|
| Light element.
|-
| [[File:Metal king sowrd xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal king sword]]
| {{Attack}} +161/168/175/185
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Making Things with Metal Kings]].
|
| Plus 1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Drustan's sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Drustan's sword]]
| {{Attack}} +163/175/177/185
| Chest in the ''Luminary's trial'' section of [[Drustan's labyrinth]].
|
| Enemies are more likley to target the wielder.
|-
| [[File:Hypernova sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Hypernova sword]]
| {{Attack}} +182/185/191/196 {{Charm}} +47/48/49/50
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
|
| 12%, 16%, 20% & 24% chance to [[Sap]] the target.
|-
|}

=={{Axe}}s==
Only [[Hendrik]] is able to equip axes; as such, they are only available in the second and third acts of the game.
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|-
| [[File:Cavalier cleaver xi icon.png]]
| [[Cavalier cleaver]]
| {{Attack}} +64/68/72/76
| [[Hendrik]]'s starting gear. Sold in [[Angri-La]] Dropped by [[Knight Aberrant]].
| None.
|-
| [[File:Ice axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Ice axe]]
| {{Attack}} +72/76/80/85
| Sold in [[The champs sauvage]].
| Ice element.
|-
| [[File:Kinga axe xi icon.png]]
| [[King axe]]
| {{Attack}} +80/84/88/93 Max {{MP}} +6/6/7/8
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Recipe Book of Regal Regalia]] Sold in [[Puerto Valor]], [[Phnom Nonh]].
| +10% damage to Machine}}s.
|-
| [[File:Obliteratoriser xi icon.png]]
| [[Obliteratoriser]]
| {{Attack}} +85/89/93/98 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Lonalulu]]. Dropped by [[Hoodlum]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Kaiser axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Kaiser axe]]
| {{Attack}} +86/90/95/100 Max {{MP}} +8/8/9/10
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Emperor's New Axe]]. Dropped by [[Royal reptile]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Avalanche axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Avalanche axe]]
| {{Attack}} +93/97/102/107
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Snowfield Styles]]. Sold in [[Sniflheim]] & [[The Snærfelt]].
| Ice element.
|-
| [[File:Overlord's axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Overlord's axe]]
| {{Attack}} +100/104/108/113
| [[Gallopolis]] & [[Gondolia]].
| +10% damage to {{Humanoid}}s.
|-
| [[File:Bad axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Bad axe]]
| {{Attack}} +106 {{Charm}} +27 Max {{MP}} +10
| Chest in [[The Battleground]], seventh floor.
| 8% chance to blunt target.
|-
| [[File:Conqueror's axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Conqueror's axe]]
| {{Attack}} +111/117/124/132
| Sold [[Havens Above]], [[Trial Isle]].
|
|-
| [[File:Maxi axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Maxi axe]]
| {{Attack}} +123 {{Charm}} +32 Max {{MP}} +14
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
|10% chance to blunt target.
|-
| [[File:Apollo's axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Apollo's axe]]
| {{Attack}} +135/142/149/156 Max {{MP}} +5/6/8/10
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Might Is Right]]. Dropped by [[Harmachis]].
| Fire & Light element.
|-
| [[File:Climaxe xi icon.png]]
| [[Climaxe]]
| {{Attack}} +147 {{Charm}} +39 Max {{MP}} +16
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| 12% chance to blunt target.
|-
| [[File:Aristocrat's axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Arisocrat's axe]]
| {{Attack}} +158/165/172/180 Max {{MP}} +18/18/19/20
| Sold in the fortified [[Cobblestone]].
| +10% damage to demons 5%/5%/6%/8% chance to void {{MP}} cost.
|-
| [[File:Kairos cleaver xi icon.png]]
| [[Kairos cleaver]]
| {{Attack}} +160/167/174/182 {{Agility}} +12/13/14/15 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%/2%/2%/3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters of the Battlefield]].
|
|-
| [[File:Galaxy axe xi icon.png]]
| [[Galaxy axe]]
| {{Attack}} +182/186/191/196 {{Charm}} +47/48/49/50 Max {{MP}} +18/19/19/20
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| 12%/16%/20%/24% chance to blunt target.
|-
|}

=={{Boomerangs}}==
Only [[Erik]] is able to equip boomerangs. Subsequent strikes have a small chance to miss their target, but the initial hit is only effected by the monster's evasion rate.
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| [[File:Birchwood boomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Birchwood boomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +8/11/14/17
| [[Erik]]'s starting gear. Sold in [[Heliodor]].
|
|-
| [[File:Boomerang xi icon.png]]
| {{Boomerang W}}
| {{Attack}} +15/16/17/19
| Sold in the [[The Manglegrove]], [[The Emerald Coast]] & [[Hotto]].
|
|-
| [[File:Crucerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Crucerang]]
| {{Attack}} +19/20/21/23
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Put A Ring On It]]. Sold in [[Gallopolis]] & [[Gondolia]].
|
|-
| [[File:Edged boomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Edged boomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +25/26/28/30
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Puerto Valor]].
|
|-
| [[File:Soarin' steel xi icon.png]]
| [[Soarin' steel]]
| {{Attack}} +32/33/34/37
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Smithing With Steel]]. Sold in [[Lonalulu]] & [[Phnom Nonh]].
|
|-
| [[File:Winter's wing xi icon.png]]
| [[Winter's wing]]
| {{Attack}} +40/41/43/45
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Supercool Kit]]. Sold in [[Sniflheim]].
| Ice element.
|-
| [[File:Magic circle xi icon.png]]
| [[Magic circle]]
| {{Attack}} +42/45/48/51 {{Charm}} +10/11/12/13 Max {{MP}} +5/6/7/8
| [[Arborian Highlands]] {{chest}}. Dropped by [[Gryphon]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Star cross xi icon.png]]
| [[Star cross]]
| {{Attack}} +53/55/58/61
| Sold in [[Nautica]], [[Sniflheim]] & [[Arboria]].
| +10% damage to the {{Undead}}.
|-
| [[File:Metal slime goomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal goomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +55/58/61/64
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Things To Do With Metal Goo]]. Dropped by [[Robo-robin]]s.
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Pentarang xi icon.png]]
| [[Pentarang]]
| {{Attack}} +61/64/67/70
| Reward for Quest #41 in [[Lonalulu]]. (Act 2)
| +20% damage to {{Demon}}s, 3% chance to [[Fuddle]] foes.
|-
| [[File:Flametang boomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Flametang boomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +63/65/68/71
| Sold in [[Hotto]]. (Act 2).
| Fire element.
|-
| [[File:Liquid metal goomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Liquid metal goomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +74/77/80/84
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|In Fine Fettle With Liquid Mettle]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Meteorang xi icon.png]]
| [[Meteorang]]
| {{Attack}} +77 {{Charm}} +22
| [[The Manglegrove]], [[Whale Way Station]], (Act 2).
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Banefire boomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Banefire boomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +80/86/90/95
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Sizzling Styles]].
| Fire element.
|-
| [[File:Dark star xi icon.png]]
| [[Dark star]]
| {{Attack}} +82/85/89/93 {{Agility}} +10
| Sold on [[Trial Isle]].
|
|-
| [[File:Asterang xi icon.png]]
| [[Asterang]]
| {{Attack}} +89 {{Charm}} +27
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Stellarang xi icon.png]]
| [[Stellarang]]
| {{Attack}} +105 {{Charm}} +31
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Hunter's moon xi icon.png]]
| [[Hunter's moon]]
| {{Attack}} +110/115/120/125 {{Charm}} +34/35/36/37
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters Of The Battlefield]].
| Full damage to all monsters.
|-
| [[File:Metal king goomerang xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal king goomerang]]
| {{Attack}} +114/119/124/129
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Making Things With Metal Kings]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Galaxarang xi icon.png]]
| [[Galaxarang]]
| {{Attack}} +131/134/137/141 {{Charm}} +38/38/39/40
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| Lightning element.
|-
|}

=={{Claw}}s==
[[Jade]] and [[Rab]] can use claws, and equipping a set prevents them from holding a shield. Claw weapons attack twice, with the secondary hit being 2/3rds the strength of the initial blow--this is why the category's attack power is low compared to other weapons aside from wands. Additionally, all claws deal 10% more damage to the [[Machine family]].
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| [[File:Iron claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Iron claws]]
| {{Attack}} +15/17/19/21 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%
| [[Jade]]'s starting gear. Dropped by [[Hades condor]] & [[Mermaniac]].
|
|-
| [[File:Silver claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Silver claws]]
| {{Attack}} +23/25/27/29 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%
| Sold in [[Lonalulu]] & [[Phnom Nonh]].
|
|-
| [[File:Infernails xi icon.png]]
| [[Infernails]]
| {{Attack}} +27/31/35/39 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%
| [[Puerto Valor]] [[casino]] prize, 7,500 tokens. Dropped by [[Fruity succubat]]s.
| 8% chance to beguile [[Humanoids]].
|-
| [[File:Steel claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Steel claws]]
| {{Attack}} +29/31/33/35 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%
| Sold in [[Sniflheim]].
|
|-
| [[File:Crow's claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Crow's claws]]
| {{Attack}} +31/33/35/37 [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Build Better Bird's Feet]].
| 8% chance to beguile {{Bird}}s.
|-
|[[File:Platinum claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Platinum claws]]
| {{Attack}} +36/38/40/43 {{Charm}} +19/20/21/23 [[Critical Hit]] chance +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Platinum Power]].
|
|-
|[[File:Kestrel claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Kestrel claws]]
| {{Attack}} +41/43/45/48 {{Agility}} +8/9/9/10 [[Critical Hit]] chance +3%
| Sold in [[Puerto Valor]] & [[Phnom Nonh]].
| 10% chance to beguile {{Bird}}s.
|-
| [[File:Cobra claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Cobra claws]]
| {{Attack}} +47/49/51/54 [[Critical Hit]] chance +3%
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Lonalulu]]. (After Act 1)
| 8% chance to {{Poison}} target, barring immunity.
|-
| [[File:Ice claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Ice claws]]
| {{Attack}} +49/51/53/56 [[Critical Hit]] chance +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Snowfield Styles]]. Sold in Sniflheim & [[The Snærfelt]]. (After Act 1)
| Deals 40~56 ice damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Kite claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Kite claws]]
| {{Attack}} +51/53/55/58 {{Agility}} +14/15/15/16 [[Critical Hit]] chance +3%
| Dropped by vicious [[Garuda]]s.
| 12% chance to beguile {{Bird}}s.
|-
| [[File:Dragon claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Dragon claws]]
| {{Attack}} +52/54/56/59 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| Sold in [[Heliodor]], [[Gondolia]], Nautica]], [[Arboria]] & [[Angri-La]]. (After Act 1) Dropped by [[Red dragon (Quadruped)|Dread dragon]]s.
| +10% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Beast claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Beast claws]]
| {{Attack}} +53/55/57/59 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]]. (After Act 1)
| +10% damage to {{Beast}}s & {{Bird}}s.
|-
| [[File:Crimson claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Crimson claws]]
| {{Attack}} +54/56/58/60 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%/6%/7%/8%
| Prize for the silver cup horse race on Difficult mode Dropped by [[Sootbonce]] & [[Smogbonnet]]s.
| +10% damage to {{Elemental}}s.
|-
| [[File:Fire claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Fire claws]]
| {{Attack}} +56/58/60/62 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| Sold in [[Hotto]]. (After Act 1)
| Deals 54~70 fire damage to one enemy.
|-
| [[File:King cobra claws xi icon.png]]
| [[King cobra claws]]
| {{Attack}} +57/59/61/63 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| Dropped by [[Hooper trooper]] & [[Supreme succubat]]s.
| 10% chance to {{Poison}} target, barring immunity.
|-
| [[File:Beastmaster claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Beastmaster claws]]
| {{Attack}} +58 {{Charm}} +27 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| Prize for completing the third trial [[Wheel of Harma]] in 20 rounds or less.
| +10% damage to {{Beast}}s & {{Bird}}s.
|-
| [[File:Combusticlaws xi icon.png]]
| [[Combusticlaws]]
| {{Attack}} +66/69/73/79 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Sizzling Styles]]. Sold in [[Hotto]]. (After Act 2)
| Deals 54~70 fire damage to one enemy.
|-
| [[File:Monster slashers xi icon.png]]
| [[Monster slashers]]
| {{Attack}} +66/70/74/79 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| Sold on [[Trial Isle]]. Dropped by [[Dark gryphon]]s.
| +10% damage to {{Beast}}s 8% chance to beguile {{Beast}}s.
|-
| [[File:Dragonlord claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Dragonlord claws]]
| {{Attack}} +74 {{Charm}} +34 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
| +20% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Crystal claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Crystal claws]]
| {{Attack}} +80/84/84/93 {{Charm}} +44/46/48/50 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%
| [[Octagonia]] event. (After Act 2)
|Heals user by 6% of damage dealt.
|-
| [[File:Orichalcum claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Orichalcum claws]]
| {{Attack}} +81/85/89/94 {{Charm}} +42/44/46/48 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Orichalcum: Ore Blimey]]. Dropped by [[Mechan-o'-wyrm]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Dragovian lord claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Dragovian lord claws]]
| {{Attack}} +88 Charm +39 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| +20% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Frostfire fingers xi icon.png]]
| [[Frostfire fingers]]
| {{Attack}} +93/97/101/106 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%/6%/7%/8%
| Dropped by [[Master moosifer]].
|
|-
| [[File:Decimators xi icon.png]]
| [[Deicimators]]
| {{Attack}} +93/99/103/108 {{Charm}} +50/52/54/56 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters Of The Battlefield]].
| 6%/10%/12%/15% to void {{MP}} costs.
|-
| [[File:Xenlon claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Xenlon claws]]
| {{Attack}} +109/112/115/118 {{Charm}} +47/48/49/50 [[Critical Hit]] chance +5%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| +20% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
|}

==[[Greatsword (weapon type)|Greatswords]]==
Only the {{Luminary}} and [[Hendrik]] can equip greatswords. As these blades require the use of both hands, neither character can hold a [[shield]] while using one--this reduction in defence is offset by a chance to parry blows outright. As with one-handed swords, these Zweihänders will deal 10% more damage to members of the [[Dragon family]].
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| [[File:Cobblestone greatsword xi icon.png]]
| [[Cobblestone greatsword]]
| {{Attack}} +12/13/18/25 Parry chance +1%
| {{Luminary}}'s starting gear.
|
|-
| [[File:Copper chopper xi icon.png]]
| [[Copper chopper]]
| {{Attack}} +15/17/20/23 Parry chance +1%/1%/1%/2%
| Sold in [[Heliodor]] & [[The Manglegrove]].
|
|-
| [[File:Broad sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Broad sword]]
| {{Attack}} +20/22/25/28 Parry chance +1% [[Critical Hit]] chance + 1%
| Sold in the [[Emerald Coast Camp]] & [[Hotto Steppe]].
|
|-
| [[File:Cast iron claymore xi icon.png]]
| [[Cast-iron claymore]]
| {{Attack}} +28/31/34/39 Parry chance +1%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|I ♥ Iron Arms]]. Sold in [[Hotto]], [[Gallopolis]] & [[Laguna di Gondolia]].
|
|-
| [[File:Broader sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Broader sword]]
| {{Attack}} +43/46/49/54 Parry chance +1%/1%/2%/2% [[Critical Hit]] chance + 1%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Cutting-Edge Kit]]. Sold in [[Gondolia]].
|
|-
| [[File:Black blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Black blade]]
| {{Attack}} +49/51/54/59 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Octagonia]], [[Puerto Valor]]. (After Act 1)
|
|-
| [[File:Carbon steel claymore xi icon.png]]
| [[Carbon steel claymore]]
| {{{Attack}} +78/83/88/95 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Lonalulu]] & [[Phnom Non]]. (After Act 1)
|
|-
| [[File:Banishing blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Banishing blade]]
| {{Attack}} +91/95/101/108 Parry chance +2%
| Chest in the [[Hotto Steppe]].
| +10% damage to {{Demon}}s.
|-
|[[File:Hendrik's greatsword.png]]
| [[Hendrik's greatsword]]
| {{Attack}} +91/95/101/108 Parry chance +2%
| [[Hendrik]]'s starting gear.
|
|-
| [[File:Razer-wing xi icon.png]]
| [[Razer-wing]]
| {{Attack}} +93/99/105/112 Parry chance +2%
|
| 12% chance to {{Paralyze}} target.
|-
| [[File:Platinum powersword xi icon.png]]
| [[Platinum powersword]]
| {{Attack}} +108/114/121/128 {{Charm}} +31/33/36/40 Parry chance +2%
| [[Puerto Valor]] casino [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Platinum Power]]
|
|-
| [[File:Nightcleaver xi icon.png]]
| [[Nightcleaver]]
| {{Attack}} +115/121/127/134 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Heliodor]] region, [[Costa Valor]] & Champs sauvage. (After Act 1)
| Light element.
|-
| [[File:Demonsbane xi icon.png]]
| [[Demonsbane]]
| {{Attack}} +124/130/137/144 Parry chance +2%
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Devil's In The Details]]. Sold in [[Puerto Valor]], [[Phnom Nonh]].
| +20% damage to {{Demon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Wyrmfang xi icon.png]]
| [[Wyrmfang]]
| {{Attack}} +131/137/144/151 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|More Dragony Designs]] Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Lonalulu]]. (After Act 2) Dropped by [[Guardian]]s.
| +20% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Lord's sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Lord's sword]]
| {{Attack}} +144/150/156/164 Parry chance +2% [[Critical Hit]] chance +2%/2%/3%/3%
| Sold in [[Heliodor]], [[Gallopolis]] & [[Gondolia]]. (After Act 2)
|
|-
| [[File:Brimstone blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Brimstone blade]]
| {{Attack}} +145/151/157/164 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Hotto]]. (After Act 2}}
| Fire element.
|-
| [[File:Metal gooreatsword xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal gooreatsword]]
| {{Attack}} +151/157/163/170 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Things To Do With Metal Goo]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Liquid metal gooreatsword xi icon.png]]
| [[Liquid metal gooreatsword]]
| {{Attack}} +167/173/180/190 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|In Fine Fettle With Liquid Mettle]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Sword of shadows xi icon.png]]
| [[Sword of shadows]]
| {{Attack}} +196 Parry chance +3%
| Story event, unmissable.
| Deals 254~278 darkness damage to one enemy.
|-
| [[File:Skysteed sword xi icon.png]]
| [[Skysteed sword]]
| {{Attack}} +199/211/224/238 {{Charm}} +63/66/69/72 Parry chance +3%/3%/4%/5%
| [[Gallopolis]] horse race platinum reward, hard mode. Dropped by malicious [[Tantamount]]s.
| 5%/6%/8%/10% to debuff target.
|-
| [[File:Legate's blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Legate's blade]]
| {{Attack}} +243/255/268/281 Parry chance +3% Critical it chance +5%/6%/7%/8%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Orichalcum: Ore Blimey]].
|
|-
| [[File:Berserker's blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Berserker's blade]]
| {{Attack}} +277/289/303/315 Parry chance +3%
| Sold in fortified [[Cobblestone]]
| 8% chance to [[Dazzle]] target. 10% chance to auto-[[oomph]] at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Metal king gooreatsword xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal king gooreatsword]]
| {{Attack}} +285/297/310/324 Parry chance +2%/3%/3%/3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Making Things with Metal Kings]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s.
|-
| [[File:Brilliant blade xi icon.png]]
| [[Brilliant blade]]
| {{Attack}} +326/335/344/353 {{Charm}} +94/96/98/100 Parry chance +8%/9%/10%/11%
| Complete the Wheel of Harma's final trial within 30 turns.
| Light element.
|-
|}

==[[Heavy Wand (weapon type)|Heavy wands]]==
{{Veronica 11}} and [[Rab]] can equip heavy wands. As with greatswords and claws, neither character can equip a shield while using a heavy wand. These staffs have a fairly even split between raising {{Magical Mending}} and might for [[Rab]]'s benefit, and each will deal an extra 10% damage to members of the [[Demon family]].
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| [[File:Veronica's staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Veronica's staff]]
| {{Attack}} +10/12/15/18 {{Magical Might}} +8/10/12/14 {{MP}} Absorb +8%
|
| {{Veronica 11}}'s starting gear.
|-
| [[File:Faerie staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Faerie staff]]
| {{Attack}} +15/16/17/18 {{Magical Might}} +15/16/16/17 {{Magical Mending}} +7/7/8/8 MP Absorb +8%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]].
|
|-
| [[File:Rab's cane xi icon.png]]
| [[Rab's cane]]
| {{Attack}} +15/17/19/22 {{Magical Might}} +15/16/18/20 {{Magical Mending}} +10/11/13/15 {{MP}} Absorb +8%
|
| Restores 9 {{HP}} to one character for 4~6 turns.
|-
| [[File:Wizard's staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Wizard's staff]]
| {{Attack}} +17/18/19/20 {{Magical Might}} +17/17/18/19 {{Magical Mending}} +8/8/8/9 {{MP}} Absorb +8%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|So You Want To Be A Witch]].
| Deals 8~12 fire damage to one enemy.
|-
| [[File:Watermaul wand xi icon.png]]
| [[Watermaul wand]]
| {{Attack}} +20/21/22/23 {{Magical Might}} +18/19/20/21 {{Magical Mending}} +13/14/15/16 {{MP}} Absorb +9%
| Sold in [[Puerto Valor]] & [[Nautica]] Dropped by [[Spinchilla]].
| +20% damage to {{Nature}} family monsters. +2% {{MP}} absorbption from {{Nature}} family monsters.
|-
| [[File:Rod of rapidity xi icon.png]]
| [[Rod of rapidity]]
| {{Attack}} +22/24/26/28 {{Magical Might}} +20/22/24/26 {{Magical Mending}} +15/16/17/19 {{MP}} Absorb +9%
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Costa Valor]].
| Casts [[Accelerate]] on user.
|-
| [[File:Staff of sentencing xi icon.png]]
| [[Staff of sentencing]]
| {{Attack}} +23/25/27/29 {{Magical Might}} +21/23/25/27 {{Magical Mending}} +10/11/11/12 {{MP}} Absorb +9%
| [[Puerto Valor]] casino, 7,500 tokens.
| Deals 12~36 wind damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Rune staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Rune staff]]
| {{Attack}} +23/25/27/29 {{Magical Might}} +21/23/25/27 {{Magical Mending}} +16/17/18/20 {{MP}} Absorb +9%
| 20 [[Mini medal]]s.
| 8% chance to {{Paralyze}} target.
|-
| [[File:Lightning staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Lightning staff]]
| {{Attack}} +24/26/28/30 {{Magical Might}} +22/24/26/28 {{Magical Mending}} +10/11/12/13 {{MP}} Absorb +9%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Electrifying Equipment]]. Sold in [[Lonalulu]] & [[Phnom Nonh]]. Dropped by [[Wight prince]] & [[Professaurus]].
|Deals 31~41 lightning damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Hocus locus xi icon.png]]
| [[Hocus locus]]
| {{Attack}} +27/28/30/32 {{Magical Might}} +25/27/29/31 {{Magical Mending}} +12/12/13/15 MP Absorb +9%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Making The Magic Happen]].
| 8% chance to {{Paralyze}} target.
|-
| [[File:Shiverstick xi icon.png]]
| [[Shiverstick]]
|{{Attack}} +28/29/30/31 {{Magical Might}} +26/28/30/32 {{Magical Mending}} +12/13/14/15 {{MP}} Absorb +9%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Supercool Kit]]. Sold in [[Sniffleheim]].
|Deals 40~56 damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Staff of antimagic xi icon.png]]
| [[Staff of antimagic]]
| {{Attack}} +30/32/34/36 {{Magical Might}} +28/30/33/36 {{Magical Mending}} +13/14/15/17 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| Sold in [[Arboria]]. Dropped by [[Shadow minister]]s.
| Casts [[Fizzle]].
|-
| [[File:Spirit staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Spirit staff]]
| {{Attack}} +33/35/37/39 {{Magical Might}} +32/34/37/40 {{Magical Mending}} +24/26/28/31 MP Absorb +10%
| Sold in the Champs sauvage, [[Phnom Nonh]] & [[Angri-La]]. (After Act 1)
|
|-
| [[File:Staff of divine wrath xi icon.png]]
| [[Staff of divine wrath]]
| {{Attack}} +35/37/39/41 {{Magical Might}} + {{Magical Mending}} +24/26/28/31 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| Wheel of Harma first trial, 16 turns or less.
|Deals 12~36 wind damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Tsunami staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Tsunami staff]]
| {{Attack}} +36/38/40/42 {{Magical Might}} +34/37/40/43 {{Magical Mending}} +26/28/31/34 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| Dropped by [[Hocus-poker]]s.
| +20% damage to {{Nature}} family monsters. +2% {{MP}} absorbption from {{Nature}} family monsters.
|-
| [[File:Lightning conductor xi icon.png]]
| [[Lightning conductor]]
| {{Attack}} +36/38/40/43 {{Magical Might}} +36/38/40/44 {{Magical Mending}} +26/28/31/34 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Bottling Lightning]].
| Deals 31~41 lightning damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Celestial sceptre xi icon.png]]
| [[Celestial sceptre]]
| {{Attack}} +36/38/40/43 {{Magical Might}} +37/39/42/45 {{Magical Mending}} +28/30/33/36 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| Sold in [[Zwaardsrust Region]], [[Dundrasil]] region & [[Puerto Valor]]. (After Act 1)
|
|-
| [[File:Sage's staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Sage's staff]]
| {{Attack}} +38/40/42/44 {{Magical Might}} +47/49/52/55 {{Magical Mending}} +35/39/41/44 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Fine Fashons for Philiosophers]] Sold in [[Octagonia]], [[Lonalulu]] & [[Sniflheim]]. (After Act 1)
| Casts [[Insulatle]].
|-
| [[File:Hieroglyph staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Hieroglyph staff]]
| {{Attack}} +48/50/52/54 {{Magical Might}} +51/53/56/59 {{Magical Mending}} +26/27/28/30 {{MP}} Absorb +10%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]], [[Gondolia]] & [[Arboria]]. (After Act 1)
|
|-
| [[File:Siren's staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Siren's staff]]
| {{Attack}} +50/52/54/56 {{Magical Might}} +54/56/59/62 {{Magical Mending}} +43/45/47/50 {{MP}} Absorb +11%
| Sold in [[Nautica]]. (After Act 1)
| 8% chance to beguile target. Activates [[Wizard Ward]].
|-
| [[File:Magma staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Magma staff]]
| {{Attack}} +51/53/55/57 {{Magical Might}} +55/57/60/63 {{Magical Mending}} +28/29/30/32 {{MP}} Absorb +12%
| Chest in [[Mt. Huji]].
| Deals 14~22 light damage (not fire) to one group.
|-
| [[File:Sacrosanct staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Sacrosanct staff]]
| {{Attack}} +51/53/55/57 {{Magical Might}} +58/60/62/65 {{Magical Mending}} +47/49/51/54 {{MP}} Absorb +12%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Good Godly Gear]].
| +10% damage to {{Demon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Wyrmwand xi icon.png]]
| [[Wyrmwand]]
| {{Attack}} +55/57/59/61 {{Magical Might}} +60/62/65/68 {{Magical Mending}} +31/32/33/35 {{MP}} Absorb +12%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Even More Dragony Designs]].
| Deals 100~116 fire damage to one group.
|-
|[[File:Bright staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Bright staff]]
| {{Attack}} +55 {{Magical Might}} +60 {{Magical Mending}} +49 {{MP}} Absorb +12%
| Wheel of Harma third trial, 15 turns or less.
| 20% chance to debuff target.
|-
| [[File:Supreme sage's staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Supreme sage's staff]]
| {{Attack}} +63/67/71/76 {{Magical Might}} +70/72/75/78 {{Magical Mending}} +57/59/61/63 {{MP}} Absorb +14%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Sage Advice]].
| Casts [[Insulatle]].
|-
| [[File:Shinning staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Shining staff]]
| {{Attack}} +60 {{Magical Might}} +74 {{Magical Mending}} +60 {{MP}} Absorb +14%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
| 20% chance to debuff target.
|-
| [[File:Staff of resurrection xi icon.png]]
| [[Staff of resurrection]]
| {{Attack}} +77/77/77/80 {{Magical Might}} +78/80/83/86 {{Magical Mending}} +64/65/67/69 MP Absorb +15%
| Sold on [[Trial Isle]]. Dropped by [[Great dragon]]s.
| Casts [[Zing]].
|-
| [[File:Rod of paradise xi icon.png]]
| [[Rod of paradise]]
| {{Attack}} +88/92/96/100 {{Magical Might}} +82/84/86/89 {{Magical Mending}} +70/72/74/76 {{MP}} Absorb +15%
| Sold in the fortified [[Cobblestone]]
| Casts [[Acceleratle]].
|-
| [[File:Brilliant staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Brilliant staff]]
| Attack +84 {{Magical Might}} +82 {{Magical Mending}} +64 {{MP}} Absorb +15%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| 20% chance to debuff target.
|-
| [[File:Staff of eternity xi icon.png]]
| [[Staff of eternity]]
| {{Attack}} +90/94/96/103 {{Magical Might}} +87/89/91/94 {{Magical Mending}} +44/45/46/47 {{MP}} Absorb +
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters Of The Battlefield]].
| Haywire spell chance +1/%/1%/2%/3%.
|-
| [[File:Aurora staff xi icon.png]]
| [[Aurora staff]]
| {{Attack}} +104/106/108/112 {{Magical Might}} +95/96/98/100 {{Magical Mending}} +76/77/78/80 {{MP}} Absorb +16%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| 25%/50%/75%/100% chance to debuff target.
|-
|}

=={{Knives}}==
{{Knives}} can be equipped by [[Erik]] and [[Sylvando]], and will deal 10% more damage against members of the [[Nature family]].
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| [[File:Poison needle xi icon.png]]
| [[Poison needle]]
| {{Attack}} +1
| Sold in [[Zwaardsrust Region]] Dropped by [[Fandangow]]s
| 4% chance of instant death.
|-
| [[File:Bloodletter xi icon.png]]
| [[Bloodletter]]
| {{Attack}} +1
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Knick-Knacks for Nifty Nickers]].
| 6% chance for instant death.
|-
| [[File:Erik's dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Erik's dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +10/12/16/23 {{Deftness}} +2/3/4/5
| [[Erik]]'s starting gear.
| [[Erik]] only.
|-
| [[File:Bronze knife xi icon.png]]
| [[Bronze knife]]
| {{Attack}} +12/14/16/18
| Sold in [[Heliodor]] & [[The Manglegrove]].
|
|-
| [[File:Divine dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Divine dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +14/16/18/20
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|First Foryas into Forging]]. Sold in [[The Emerald Coast]] & [[Hotto]]
| +20% damage to the {{Undead}}.
|-
| [[File:Poison moth knife xi icon.png]]
| [[Poison moth knife]]
| {{Attack}} +24/26/28/31
| Sold in [[Hotto]], [[Gallopolis]], [[Gondolia]] & [[Octagonia]].
| 8% chance to {{Paralyze}} target.
|-
| [[File:Batterfly knife xi icon.png]]
| [[Batterfly knife]]
| {{Attack}} +29/31/33/36
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Building Butterfly Bric-a-Brac]].
| +20% damage to {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Assassin's dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Assassin's dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +37/39/41/44
| Chest in [[Octagonia caverns]].
| 2% chance for instant death.
|-
| [[File:Eagle dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Eagle dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +39/41/44/47
| Sold in [[Puerto Valor]] & [[Lonalulu]]. Dropped by [[Hades condor]]s, [[Elysium bird]]s.
| 2% chance for party to surprise enemies at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Falcon knife earring xi icon.png]]
| [[Falcon knife earring]]
| {{Attack}} +45/48/51/54 {{Charm}} +13/13/14/15
| Chest in [[Puerto Valor]]. Dropped by [[Sail serpent]]s.
| Attacks twice per turn.
|-
| [[File:Sword breaker xi icon.png]]
| [[Sword breaker]]
| {{Attack}} +48/51/54/57
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Knick-Knacks for Nifty Nickers]]. Sold in [[Phnom Nonh]], [[Sniflheim]] & [[The Snærfelt]].
| 8%/8%/10%/10% chance to blunt target.
|-
| [[File:Icicle dirk xi icon.png]]
| [[Icicle dirk]]
| {{Attack}} +62/65/68/72
| Sold in [[Sniflheim]] & [[Octagonia]]. (After Act 1)
|Ice element. Deals 40~56 ice damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Nobleman's knife xi icon.png]]
| [[Nobleman's knife]]
| {{Attack}} +64/68/73/78 {{Charm}} +19/21/23/25 Max {{MP}} +6/7/8/9
| Chest in [[Sniflheim]] castle.
| 8% chance to beguile {{Humanoid}}s.
|-
| [[File:Serpentscale skean xi icon.png]]
| [[Serpentscale skean]]
| {{Attack}} +66/69/72/75
| Sold in [[Puerto Valor]] & [[Phnom Nonh]]. (After Act 1)
| 16% chance to {{Poison}} target. 3% chance to [[fuddle]] target.
|-
| [[File:Dread dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Dread dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +67/70/73/77
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Prophecies]].
| 8% chance to paralyze target +20% damage to {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Soul breaker xi icon.png]]
| [[Soul breaker]]
| {{Attack}} +71/74/77/80 {{Charm}} +21/22/23/25
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Lonalulu]]. (After Act 1)
| 10%/10%/12%/12% chance to blunt target.
|-
| [[File:Imp knife xi icon.png]]
| [[Imp knife]]
| {{Attack}} +74/77/80/83
| [[Octagonia]] [[casino]], 60,000 tokens.
| 8% chance to [[dazzle]] target.
|-
| [[File:Fenrir fang xi icon.png]]
| [[Fenrir fang]]
| {{Attack}} +80/83/86/90
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Snowfield Styles]].
| Ice element. Deals 40~56 ice damage to one group.
|-
| [[File:Gladius xi icon.png]]
| [[Gladius]]
| {{Attack}} +82/85/88/91 {{Charm}} +25/26/28/30
| Sold in [[Hotto]], [[Gallopolis]], [[Gondolia]] & [[Arboria]]. (After Act 1)
|
|-
| [[File:Deft dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Deft dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +86 {{Evasion}} +1%
| 65 [[Mini medal]]s.
| 2% chance for party to surprise enemies at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Gryphon's wing xi icon.png]]
| [[Gryphon's wing]]
| {{Attack}} +100/106/112/119
| Sold in [[Havens Above]] & [[Trial Isle]].
| 3%/3%/4%/4% chance for party to surprise enemies at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Flame tang xi icon.png]]
| [[Flame tang]]
| {{Attack}} +
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Sizzling Styles]]. Dropped by [[Infernal serpent]]s.
| Fire element.
|-
| [[File:Darting dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Darting dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +111 {{Evasion}} +1%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
| 3% chance for party to surprise enemies at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Thunderstorm skean xi icon.png]]
| [[Thunderstrom skean]]
| {{Attack}} +119/125/131/138 {{Charm}} +37/38/40/42 Max {{MP}} +12
| Dropped by [[Golden goliath]]s.
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:High-born blade xi icon.png]]
| [[High-born blade]]
| {{Attack}} +121/127/134/141 {{Charm}} +35/36/38/40 Max {{MP}} +15/16/17/18
| Event in [[Sniflheim]]. (After Act 2)
|
|-
| [[File:Dashing dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Dashing dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +132 {{Evasion}} +1%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| 3% chance for party to surprise enemies at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:El stupendo xi icon.png]]
| [[El stupendo]]
| {{Attack}} +140/146/153/160 {{Deftness}} +12/13/14/15 {{Charm}} +42/43/44/46
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters of the Battlefield]].
| [[Sylvando]] only.
|-
| [[File:Time shear xi icon.png]]
| [[Time shear]]
| {{Attack}} +142/148/155/162 {{Agility}} +36/38/40/41
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters of the Battlefield]].
| 4%/6%/8%/10% to stun target.
|-
| [[File:Knife of strife xi icon.png]]
| [[Knife of strife]]
| {{Attack}} +142/148/155/162
| Sold in fortified [[Cobblestone]].
| 12% chance to [[dazzle]] target.
|-
| [[File:Dynamo dagger xi icon.png]]
| [[Dynamo dagger]]
| {{Attack}} +164/168/172/176 {{Evasion}} +1%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| 5% chance for party to surprise enemies at start of battle.
|-
|}

=={{Spear}}s==
{{Spear}}s are a two-handed weapon that can be equipped by {{Serena 11}} and [[Jade]]. Though [[shield]]s can not be used when one is equipped, each spear has a chance to parry oncoming blows. In addition, all spears will deal 10% more damage to the [[Beast family]].
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| [[File:Bronze lance xi icon.png]]
| [[Bronze lance]]
| {{Attack}} +17/22/27/32 Parry chance +1%
| {{Serena 11}}'s starting gear. Dropped by [[Zumeanie]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Iron lance xi icon.png]]
| [[Iron lance]]
| {{Attack}} +24/27/30/34 Parry chance +1%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]] & [[Laguna di Gondolia]] Dropped by [[Orc]]s
|
|-
| [[File:Steel lance xi icon.png]]
| [[Steel lance]]
| {{Attack}} +34/37/40/44 Parry chance +1%
| Sold in [[Gondolia]].
|
|-
| [[File:Battle fork xi icon.png]]
| [[Battle fork]]
| {{Attack}} +47/49/51/56 Parry chance +2% [[Critical Hit]] chance +1
| Sold in [[Octagonia]], [[Costa Valor]] & [[Puerto Valor]]
| +20% damage to {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Jade's glaive xi icon.png]]
| [[Jade's glaive]]
| {{Attack}} +56/60/65/70 Parry chance +2%
| [[Jade]]'s starting gear.
|
|-
| [[File:Trident xi icon.png]]
| [[Trident]]
| {{Attack}} +65/69/74/79 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Lonalulu]] & [[Phnom Nonh.
| +20% damage to {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Gracos's trident xi icon.png]]
| [[Gracos's trident]]
| {{Attack}} +70/74/79/84 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Up Where They Walk]].
| 8% chance to beguile {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Lightning lance xi icon.png]]
| [[Lightning lance]]
| {{Attack}} +85/90/95/101 {{Agility}} +10/11/12/13 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Electrifying Equipment]]. [[Puerto Valor]] [[casino]], 75,000 tokens
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Platinum lance xi icon.png]]
| [[Platinum lance]]
| {{Attack}} +92/96/101/106 {{Charm}} +32/34/36/38 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Platinum Power]] Dropped by [[Orc king]]s, [[Honeyhead horknight]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Storm spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Storm spear]]
| {{Attack}} +97/102/108/114 {{Agility}} +12/13/14/15 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Lonalulu]]. (After Act 1)
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Demon spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Demon spear]]
| {{Attack}} +101/106/111/116 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Devil's in the Details]].
| 4% chance for instant death.
|-
| [[File:Full fathom fork xi icon.png]]
| [[Full fathom fork]]
| {{Attack}} +108/113/118/123 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Secrets of the Sunken Spirit]].
| 10% chance to beguile {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Paladin's lance xi icon.png]]
| [[Paladin's lance]]
| {{Attack}} +111/116/121/126 Max {{MP}} +10 Parry chance +2%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]], [[Gondolia]], [[Sniflheim]] & [[Arboria]]. (After Act 1)
| +10% damage to {{Demon}}s and the {{Undead}}.
|-
| [[File:Metal slime spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal slime spear]]
| {{Attack}} +114/118/123/128 Parry chance +2%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Things to Do with Metal Goo]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slimes]]. 8% chance to beguile [[Slime family]].
|-
| [[File:Liquid metal spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Liquid metal spear]]
| {{Attack}} +126/130/136/143 Parry chance +2%/2%/2%/3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|In Fine Fettle With Liquid Mettle]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s. 10% chance to beguile [[Slime family]].
|-
| [[File:Poker xi icon.png]]
| [[Poker]]
| {{Attack}} +130 {{Charm}} +49 Parry chance +2%
| Chest in the [[Fortress of Fear]], (Act 2) First Forest [[Whale way station]]. (Act 3)
| Attacks cannot be parried or blocked.
|-
| [[File:Seraph's spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Seraph's spear]]
| {{Attack}} +150/160/170/180 Max {{HP}} +8/9/9/10 Parry chance +6%
| Sold in [[Havens Above]] & [[Trial Isle]].
| 5%/10%/15%/20% chance to activate ''[[Grace of the Goddess]]'' one first turn.
|-
| [[File:Straight poker xi icon.png]]
| [[Straight poker]]
| {{Attack}} +167 {{Charm}} +62 Parry chance +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
| Attacks cannot be parried or blocked.
|-
| [[File:Barbarous pole xi icon.png]]
| [[Barbarous pole]]
| {{Attack}} +183/192/202/212 Parry chance +3%
| Dropped by [[Horknight watchman]].
| 20% chance for auto [[Oomphle]] on first turn. 8% chance to [[Sap]] target.
|-
| [[File:Stud poker xi icon.png]]
| [[Stud poker]]
| {{Attack}} +199 {{Charm}} +71 Parry chance +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| Attacks cannot be parried or blocked.
|-
| [[File:Sacred spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Sacred spear]]
| {{Attack}} +204/213/222/232 Parry chance +6%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Ye Manifold Methods of Mighty Drustan]]. Dropped by [[Orc chieftan]].
| 5%/10%/15%/20% chance for ''[[Alma Mater]]'' to activate on first turn.
|-
| [[File:Heaven's talon xi icon.png]]
| [[Heaven's talon]]
| {{Attack}} +215/224/234/244 {{Charm}} +67/69/71/74 Parry chance +6%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters of the Battlefield]].
| Light element. {{HP}} restored by 25% of damage dealt.
|-
| [[File:Metal king spear xi icon.png]]
| [[Metal king spear]]
| {{Attack}} +221/231/241/251 Parry chance +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Making Things With Metal Kings]].
| +1 damage to [[Metal slime]]s. 12% chance to beguile [[Slime family]].
|-
| [[File:Split-pot poker xi icon.png]]
| [[Split-pot poker]]
| {{Attack}} +247/253/259/266 {{Charm}} +85/86/88/90 Parry chance +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| Attacks cannot be parried or blocked
|-
|}

=={{Wand}}s==
Single-hand wands are exclusive to {{Serena 11}}. Each wand deals 10% more damage to members of the [[Undead family]] as well as the [[Demon family]]. Wands give considerable boosts to {{Serena 11}}'s magical mending and smaller amounts to her magical might; however, due to the benchmark thresholds for her [[Woosh]] spells being very low each increase will have an observable effect on the power of her spell.
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!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;" class="unsortable" | How to Obtain
!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;" class="unsortable" | Notes
|-
| [[File:Naughty stick xi icon.png]]
| [[Naughty stick]]
| {{Attack}} +1 [[Critical Hit]] chance +30%/34%/40%/50%
| Wheel of Harma fourth trial.
|
|-
|[[File:Rusty sceptre xi icon.png]]
| [[Rusty sceptre]]
| {{Attack}} +1
| Event in [[Arboria]]. (After Act 2)
|
|-
| [[File:Serena's wand xi icon.png]]
| [[Serena's wand]]
| {{Attack}} +10/12/14/16 {{Magical Might}} +3/3/3/4 {{Magical Mending}} +9/10/11/13 {{MP}} Absorb +2%
| {{Serena 11}}'s starting gear.
| Wind element.
|-
| [[File:Posey pole xi icon.png]]
| [[Posey pole]]
| {{Attack}} +12/13/14/15 {{Magical Might}} +3/3/3/3 {{Magical Mending}} +10/11/12/13 {{MP}} Absorb +2%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]] & [[Gondolia]].
| 8% chance to beguile {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Lamp post xi icon.png]]
| [[Lamp post]]
| {{Attack}} +14/15/16/17 {{Magical Might}} +3/3/3/4 {{Magical Mending}} +11/12/13/14 {{MP}} Absorb +2%/2%/2%/3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|So You Want to Be a Witch]].
|
|-
| [[File:Pixie pole xi icon.png]]
| [[Pixie pole]]
| {{Attack}} +15/16/17/18 {{Magical Might}} +3/3/4/4 {{Magical Mending}} +12/13/14/15 {{MP}} Absorb +2%/2%/2%/3%
| Chest in [[Grotta della fonte]]
| 2/2/2/3 {{MP}} recovered per turn 8% chance to beguile {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Lolly stick xi icon.png]]
| [[Lolly stick]]
| {{Attack}} +16/17/18/19 {{Magical Might}} +4/4/4/4 {{Magical Mending}} +13/14/15/16 {{MP}} Absorb +2%/3%/3%/3%
| Sold in [[Octagonia]], [[Costa Valor]] & [[Puerto Valor]].
| 8% chance to [[fuddle]] target.
|-
| [[File:Jolly brolly xi icon.png]]
| [[Jolly brolly]]
| {{Attack}} +16/17/18/19 {{Magical Might}} +4/4/5/5 {{Magical Mending}} +15/16/18/20 {{MP}} Absorb +3%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Your crafting Career Starts Here]]. Dropped by [[Brollyminator]]s, [[Brollygagger]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Wyvern wand xi icon.png]]
| [[Wyvern wand]]
| {{Attack}} +22/23/24/26 {{Magical Might}} +5/5/6/6 {{Magical Mending}} +18/19/20/22 {{MP}} Absorb +3%/3%/3%/4%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Dragony Designs]]. Sold in [[Lonalulu]].
|
|-
| [[File:Spryggdrasil xi icon.png]]
| [[Spryggdrasil]]
| {{Attack}} +25/26/28/30 {{Magical Might}} + {{Magical Mending}} + {{MP}} Absorb +%
| Sold in [[Sniflheim]].
| 8% chance to beguile {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Seraphic sceptre xi icon.png]]
| [[Seraphic sceptre]]
| {{Attack}} +27/28/30/32 {{Magical Might}} +6/7/7/8 {{Magical Mending}} +23/25/27/30 {{MP}} Absorb +4%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Divine Designs]].
|
|-
| [[File:Butterfly baton xi icon.png]]
| [[Butterfly baton]]
| {{Attack}} +33/36/36/38 {{Magical Might}} +8/9/9/10 {{Magical Mending}} +30/32/34/36 {{MP}} Absorb +4%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Fit as a Fiddle]].
| 8% chance to beguile {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Glow stick xi icon.png]]
| [[Glow stick]]
| {{Attack}} +36/37/39/41 {{Magical Might}} +9/9/10/10 {{Magical Mending}} +33/35/37/39 {{MP}} Absorb +4%
| Sold in [[Arboria]]
| Light element.
|-
| [[File:Glumbrella xi icon.png]]
| [[Glumbrella]]
| {{Attack}} +42/43/45/47 {{Magical Might}} +11/11/12/12 {{Magical Mending}} +41/43/45/47 {{MP}} Absorb +4%/5%/5%/5%
| Sold in [[Gondolia]]. (After Act 1)
| Dropped by [[Brollygarch]].
|-
| [[File:Red dragon rod xi icon.png]]
| [[Red dragon rod]]
| {{Attack}} +44/45/47/49 {{Magical Might}} +11/12/12/13 {{Magical Mending}} +44/46/48/50 {{MP}} Absorb +5%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Even More Dragony Designs]].
| Fire element. +2% {{MP}} drained from {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Bonbon baton xi icon.png]]
| [[Bonbon baton]]
| {{Attack}} +47/49/51/53 {{Magical Might}} +12/13/13/14 {{Magical Mending}} +47/49/51/53 {{MP}} Absorb +6%
| Wheel of Harma third trail, 25 turns.
| 4%/5%/6%/8% chance to void {{MP}} costs. 8% chance to [[fuddle]] target.
|-
| [[File:Seraph's stick xi icon.png]]
| [[Seraph's stick]]
| {{Attack}} +53/56/60/64 {{Magical Might}} +14/15/15/16 {{Magical Mending}} +54/55/57/59 MP Absorb +6%
| Sold in [[Havens Above]] & [[Trial Isle]].
| Lightning element.
|-
| [[File:Fantastick xi icon.png]]
| [[Fantastick]]
| {{Attack}} +54/57/61/65 {{Magical Might}} +14/14/15/16 {{Magical Mending}} +54/56/58/60 {{MP}} Absorb +6%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Mister Vista]].
| 50%/60%/80%/100% to activate ''[[Snap, crackle, poof]]'' at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Get-up-and-Glow stick xi icon.png]]
| [[Get-up-and-Glow stick]]
| {{Attack}} +65/68/71/75 {{Magical Might}} +16/16/17/17 {{Magical Mending}} +60/61/63/65 {{MP}} Absorb +6%/6%/6%/7%
| Dropped by [[Grey gordon]]s.
| Light element.
|-
| [[File:Cane of compassion xi icon.png]]
| [[Cane of compassion]]
| {{Attack}} +76/79/82/86 {{Magical Might}} +17/18/18/19 {{Magical Mending}} +63/64/66/68 {{MP}} Absorb +7%/7%/7%/8%
| Sold in the fortified Cobblestone
| 4% chance to void {{MP}} costs. 30%/35%/40%/50% chance to activate ''[[Caster sugar]]'' at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Sceptre of time xi icon.png]]
| [[Sceptre of time]]
| {{Attack}} +76/80/84/88 {{Magical Might}} +17/18/18/19 {{Magical Mending}} +64/66/68/70 {{MP}} Absorb +7%/7%/7%/8%
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|If I Could Turn Back Time]]
| 6/7/8/10 {{MP}} recovered per turn. 25%/50%/75%/100% chance to activate ''[[Alma mater]]'' at start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Faerie king's cane xi icon.png]]
| [[Faerie king's cane]]
| {{Attack}} +88/90/92/94 {{Magical Might}} +19/19/20/20 {{Magical Mending}} +70/71/73/75 {{MP}} Absorb +8%
| Wheel of Harma final trial in under 35 turns.
| 10/15/20/25 {{HP}} recovered per turn. All damage reduced by 5%/6%/8%/10%.
|}

=={{Whip}}s==
{{Whip}}s are two-handed weapons that can be equipped by {{Veronica 11}} and [[Sylvando]], which deal an extra 10% damage to members of the [[Humanoid family]]
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| [[File:Thorn whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Thorn whip]]
| {{Attack}} +11/14/18/22
| {{Veronica 11}}'s starting gear Dropped by [[Cactiball]]s.
|
|-
| [[File:Battle whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Battle whip]]
| {{Attack}} +17/19/22/25
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]] & [[Gondolia]].
|
|-
|[[File:Rosewhip xi icon.png]]
| [[Rosewhip]]
| {{Attack}} +27/28/30/32
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Cutting-Edge Kit]].
| 4% chance to [[dazzle]] targets. +10% damage to {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Hypnowhip xi icon.png]]
| [[Hypnowhip]]
| {{Attack}} +30/32/34/36
| Sold in [[Octagonia]], [[Costa Valor]], [[Puerto Valor]] and [[L'Académie|L'Academie]].
| 4% chance to [[dazzle]] targets. +10% damage to {{Elemental}}s.
|-
| [[File:Beastly bullwhip xi icon.png]]
| [[Beastly bullwhip]]
| {{Attack}} +34/36/38/40
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Make a Whip-Roaring Success of Yourself]]. Sold in Lonalulu & the Champs sauvage.
| +10% damage to {{Beast}}s.
|-
| [[File:Scorpion tail xi icon.png]]
| [[Scorpion tail]]
| {{Attack}} +43/46/49/53
| Sold in [[Phnom Nonh]]. Dropped by [[Kriller kriller]]
| 4% chance to {{Paralyze}} targets.
|-
| [[File:Queen's whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Queen's whip]]
| {{Attack}} +47/50/53/57
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Lashings of Class]].
| +20% damage to {{Humanoid}}s.
|-
| [[File:Dragontail whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Dragontail whip]]
| {{Attack}} +50/53/56/60
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Dragony Design]]. Sold in [[Sniflheim]] Dropped by [[Blue dragon]]s.
| +10% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Demon whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Demon whip]]
| {{Attack}} +72/74/78/82 {{Charm}} +16/17/18/20
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Devil's in the Details]]. Sold in [[Puerto Valor]] & [[Phnom Nonh]].
| 4% chance to beguile {{Demon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Empress's whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Empress's whip]]
| {{Attack}} +76/79/83/87
| Sold in [[Octagonia]] & [[Lonalulu]]. (After Act 1) Dropped by [[Gnashturtium]]s.
| 4% chance to beguile {{Humanoid}}s.
|-
| [[File:Beelzebarb xi icon.png]]
| [[Beelzebarb]]
| {{Attack}} +83/86/90/94 [[Critical Hit]] chance +1%/2%/2%/2%
| Sold in [[Gallopolis]]. (After Act 1)
| 4% chance to beguile {{Humanoid}}s.
|-
| [[File:Triple-tine whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Triple-tine whip]]
| {{Attack}} +84/87/91/95
| Sold in [[Gondolia]] & [[Nautica]]. (After Act 1)
| +10% damage to the {{Undead}} and {{Nature}} monsters.
|-
| [[File:Malevolash xi icon.png]]
| [[Malevolash]]
| {{Attack}} +87/90/94/98
| Sold in [[Sniflheim]] & [[The Snærfelt]]. (After Act 1)
| 4% chance to {{Paralyze}} targets. 6% chance to blunt enemy.
|-
| [[File:Archdemon whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Archdemon whip]]
| {{Attack}} +96/100/104/109 {{Charm}} +27/28/29/31
| Sold in [[Phnom Nonh]]. (After Act 2)
| 6% chance to beguile {{Demon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Gringham whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Gringham whip]]
| {{Attack}} +96/ {{Charm}} +22
| [[Octagonia]] [[casino]], 750,000 tokens.
| Full damage to targets.
|-
| [[File:Mega gringham whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Mega gringham whip]]
| {{Attack}} +123 {{Charm}} +27
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Basic Weapons]].
| Full damage to targets.
|-
| [[File:Goddess whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Goddess whip]]
| {{Attack}} +135/142/149/156 {{Charm}} +37/38/39/41
| Sold on [[Trial Isle]].
| 20% damage to {{Humanoid}}s.
|-
| [[File:Giga gringham whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Giga gringham whip]]
| {{Attack}} +147 {{Charm}} +31
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Better Weapons]].
| Full damage to targets.
|-
| [[File:Anchor of rancour xi icon.png]]
| [[Anchor of rancour]]
| {{Attack}} + [[Critical Hit]] chance +3%/3%/3%/4%
| Sold in the fortified [[Cobblestone]].
| 10% chance to activate [[oomph]] at the start of battle.
|-
| [[File:Hellbeast's lash xi icon.png]]
| [[Hellbeast's leash]]
| {{Attack}} +158/165/172/180
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Big Hitters of the Battlefield]].
| 6% chance to stun foes +20% damage to {{Dragon}}s.
|-
| [[File:Uber gringham whip xi icon.png]]
| [[Uber gringham whip]]
| {{Attack}} +182/186/191/196 {{Charm}} +38/38/39/40
| [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|A Hero's Book of Brilliant Weapons]].
| Full damage to targets.
|-
|}

==''S: Definitive Edition'' exclusive weapons==
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| [[File:Godbird sceptre xi icon.png]]
| [[Godbird sceptre]]
| {{Attack}} +104/107/109/112 {{Magical Might}} +114/116/118/120 {{Magical Mending}} +48/49/49/50 {{MP}} Absorb +16%
| Clear the Hall of Rememberance Level 3 in the [[Echo Chamber]].
| 15%/20%/25%/30% chance to [[fizzle]] target. Deals approximately 330 darkness damage to one enemy.
|-
| [[File:Golden claws xi icon.png]]
| [[Golden claws]]
| {{Attack}} +60/63/60/72 [[Critical Hit]] chance +4%/6%/8%/10%
| Given by the [[Portogus Rex]] of [[Portoga]] in [[Baramos' Lair]].
| Increases odds of surprising enemy by +4%/6%/8%/10%.
|-
|}

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Costumes in Dragon Quest XI

Gerik — Tue, 05 Dec 2023 16:40:53 GMT

Gerik: /* Trivia */

The '''Costumes''' in ''[[Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age]]'' is a category of equipment who change appearance of the [[Party (Dragon Quest XI)|Party]] is they are equipped with the right items. The costumes are distinguished by a pink icon to better differentiate them from others equipments.

[[Dragon_Quest_XI:_Echoes_of_an_Elusive_Age#Dragon_Quest_XI_S:_Definitive_Edition|The Definitive edition]] add new more costumes, option to choose any costumes regardless of the equipment worn when you've collected all the items once and some equipments who had the same model in the original version have now different colors.

==[[Hero (Dragon Quest XI)|Hero]]==
<center><gallery>
File:XI Hero Trodain cgi.png|"[[Trodain togs|The Trodain]]"
File:XI Hero fugitive cgi.png|"[[List_of_accessories_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Miscellaneous|The fugitive]]"
File:XI Hero galloptian garb cgi.png|"[[Gallopitan garb|Saviour of the sands]]"
File:XI Hero Drasilian S edition cgi.png|"[[Drasilian armour|The Drasilian]]"
File:XI Hero parade participant cgi.png|"[[Mardi garb|The parade participant]]"
File:XI Hero Coblestone's finest cgi.png|"[[Cobblestone clobber|Cobblestone's finest]]"
File:XI Hero Drasillian armor cgi.png|"[[Irwin's armour|Daddy's boy]]"
File:XI Hero luminary of legend cgi.png|"[[Erdwin Equipment|Luminary of Legend]]"
File:XI Hero Hotto stuff cgi.png|"[[Wolf dragon armour|Hotto stuff]]" Definitive edition only
</gallery></center>

==[[Erik]]==
<center><gallery>
File:Erik the lupine look cgi.png|"[[Wolf wear|The lupine look]]"
File:Erik swindler 1.png|"[[Swindler's stole|The swindler]]"
File:Erik corsair 1.png|"[[Corsair's coat|The coarse-haired corsair]]"
File:Erik swindler king 1.png|"[[Swindler king's stole|The swindler king]]"
File:Erik pirate king 1.png|"[[Pirate king's coat|The pirate king]]"
File:Erik assassin's attire cgi.png|"[[Assassin's attire|The stone-cold killer]]" Definitive edition only
</gallery></center>

==[[Veronica]]==
<center><gallery>
File:Veronica piglet cgi.png|"[[Baby boar costume|The piglet]]"
File:Veronica kitty cat cgi.png|"[[Cat suit|The kitty cat]]"
File:Veronica spotty sorceress cgi.png|"[[Pretty pinny|The spotty sorceress]]"
File:Veronica medal maniac cgi.png|"[[Uniforme de l'Académie|The medal maniac]]"
File:Veronica flapping fairy cgi .png|"[[Stellar suit|The flapping fairy]]"
File:Veronica high priestess cgi.png|"[[Gown of eternity|The high priestess]]"
File:Veronica goody two shoes cgi.png|"[[Little angel's frock|The goody two-shoes]]" Definitive edition only
File:Veronica mega medal maniac cgi.png|"[[Uniform chic de l'Academie|The mega medal maniac]]" Definitive edition only
File:Veronica black cat cgi.png|"[[Black cat costume|The black cat]]" Definitive edition only
</gallery></center>

==Serenica==
<center><gallery>
File:Serena hip shaker cgi.png|"[[Dancer's Costume|The hip-shaker]]"
File:Serena dotty number cgi.png|"[[Dainty dress|The dotty number]]"
File:Serena medal maniac cgi.png|"[[Uniforme de l'Académie|The medal maniac]]"
File:Serena the saint cgi.png|"[[Saintess dress|The saint]]"
File:Serena sacred sorceress cgi.png|"[[Sacred raiment|The sacred sorceress]]"
File:Serena the serenica cgi.png|"[[Serenica Equipment|The Serenica]]"
File:Serena mischief maker cgi.png|"[[Little devil's dress|The mischief-maker]]" Definitive edition only
File:Serena light fanatic cgi.png|"[[Divine dancer's costume|The light fanatic]]" Definitive edition only
File:Serena mega medal maniac cgi.png|"[[Uniform chic de l'Academie|The mega medal maniac]]" Definitive edition only
File:Serena skintight in scarlet cgi.png|"[[Crimson catsuit|Skintight in scarlet]]" Definitive edition only
</gallery></center>

==[[Sylvando]]==
<center><gallery>
File:Sylvando head turner cgi.png|"[[Dapper doublet|The Head-Turner]]"
File:Sylvando parade participant cgi.png|"[[Mardi garb|The Parade Participant]]"
File:Sylvando superstar cgi.png|"[[Glad rags|The Superstar]]"
File:Sylvando even sauver sylv.png|"[[Dashing doublet|Even Suaver Sylv]]"
File:Sylvando parade master cgi.png|"[[Peerless parade costume|The Parade Master]]"
File:Sylvando the stunner cgi.png|"[[Gladder rags|The Stunner]]"
File:Sylvando the don cgi.png|"[[Coraza de caballero|The Don]]" Definitive edition only
</gallery></center>

==[[Jade]]==
<center><gallery>
File:Jade cgi bunny.png|"[[Bunny Suit|The bunny]]"
File:Jade medal maniac cgi.png|"[[Uniforme de l'Académie|The medal maniac]]"
File:Jade scandolous swimsuit cgi.png|"[[Scandalous swimsuit|The swimmer]]"
File:Jade warrior princess cgi.png|"[[Warrior princess's dress|The warrior princess]]"
File:Jade slinky swimmer cgi.png|"[[Hot bikini|The slinky swimmer]]"
File:Jade divine bustier cgi.png|"[[Divine bustier|The divine]]"
File:Jade Minerva cgi.png|"[[Minerva's raiment|The Minerva]]"
File:Jade Xenlon gown cgi.png|"[[Xenlon gown|The Xenlon]]"
File:Jade scarlet slayer cgi.png|"[[Battle dress|The scarlet slayer]]" Definitive edition only
File:Jade mega medal maniac cgi.png|"[[Uniform chic de l'Academie|The mega medal maniac]]" Definitive edition only
File:Jade hare raiser cgi.png|"[[Hare-raising suit|The hare-raiser]]" Definitive edition only
</gallery></center>

==[[Rab]]==
<center><gallery>
File:Rab sun lord cgi.png|"[[Drasilian dress coat|The sun lord]]"
File:Rab sun king cgi.png|"[[Pallium regale|The sun king]]"
File:Rab king of the world tree cgi.png|"[[Yggdrasil dress coat|The king of the world tree]]"
File:Rab sun god cgi.png|"[[Potentate's pallium|The sun god]]"
File:Rab grandest master cgi.png|"[[Grand master's garb|The grandest master]]" Definitive edition only
</gallery></center>

==[[Hendrik]]==
<center><gallery>
File:Hendrik the heliodorian alternate psoe cgi.png|"[[Sir Hendrik's armour|The Heliodorian]]"
File:Hendrik the general cgi.png|"[[General's jacket|The General]]"
File:Hendrik the field marshal cgi.png|"[[Field marshal's finery|The Field Marshal]]"
File:Hendrik the warrior king cgi.png|"[[Drustan Equipment|The Warrior King]]"
File:Hendrik the unswerving companion cgi.png|"[[Twin eagle armour|The Unswerving Companion]]" Definitive edition only
</gallery></center>

==Trivia==
*Rab and Hendrik wear a [[Gadabout]] costume during a part of the second act but no items are associetad at this costume, making this one unique at this part of the game.
*Every costumes of Erik except "The lupine look" and "The stone-cold killer" have a version without the hat.
*Serana have the [[List_of_accessories_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Rings|Ring of Changes]] who can make her wearing short hair she has during the second act when equipped with it.

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List of armor in Dragon Quest VI

Gerik — Tue, 05 Dec 2023 16:27:04 GMT

Gerik:

List of armor in Dragon Quest VI

Gerik — Tue, 05 Dec 2023 16:26:47 GMT

Gerik:

List of armor in Dragon Quest IV

Gerik — Tue, 05 Dec 2023 16:26:04 GMT

Gerik:

This is a list of all piece of armor available in {{DQ4}}.

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!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;"| Image
!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;"| Name
!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;"| Defence
!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;" class="unsortable" | Equip
!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;" class="unsortable" | Notes
|-
| [[File:Plain clothes VII artwork.png|center|60px]]
| [[Plain clothes]]
| +4
| {{Hero 4}}, {{Ragnar}}, [[Alena]], [[Kiryl]], [[Borya]], {{Torneko}}, {{Maya}}, {{Meena}}
|
|-
| [[File:Wayfarer's clothes VII artwork.png|center|60px]]
| [[Wayfarer's clothes]]
| +7
| {{Hero 4}}, {{Ragnar}}, [[Alena]], [[Kiryl]], [[Borya]], {{Torneko}}, {{Maya}}, {{Meena}}
|
|-
| [[File:Boxer shorts VII artwork.png|center|70px]]
| [[Boxer shorts]]
| +8
| {{Ragnar}}, [[Borya]], {{Torneko}}
|
|-
| [[File:Dancer's costume VII artwork.png|center|60px]]
| [[Dancer's costume]]
| +8
| {{Maya}}, {{Meena}}
|
|-
| [[File:Silk robe VII artwork.png|center|60px]]
| [[Silk robe]]
| +10
| [[File:Female only icon.png|18px]]{{Hero 4}}, [[Alena]], {{Meena}}, Maya
|
|-
| [[File:DQVII leather armour.png|center|60px]]
| [[Leather armour]]
| +12
| {{Hero 4}}, {{Ragnar}}, [[Alena]], [[Kiryl]], [[Borya]], {{Torneko}}, {{Psaro 9}}
|
|-
| [[File:Leather dress VII artwork.png|center|60px]]
| [[Leather dress]]
| +14
| [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, {{Meena}}
|
|-
| [[File:Chain mail.png|center|60px]]
| [[Chain mail]]
| +18
| {{Hero 4}}, {{Ragnar}}, [[Alena]], [[Kiryl]], [[Borya]], {{Psaro 9}}
|
|-
| [[Image:nopic.png|center|60px]]
| [[Fur coat]]
| +22
| {{Hero 4}}, [[Alena]], {{Meena}}
|
|-
| [[File:Bronze armour VII artwork.png|center|60px]]
| [[Bronze armour]]
| +25
| {{Hero 4}}, {{Ragnar}}, [[Kiryl]], {{Torneko}}, {{Meena}}, {{Psaro 9}}
|
|-
| [[File:Cloak of evasion VII artwork.png|center|60px]]
| [[Cloak of evasion]]
| +28
| [[Alena]], [[Borya]], {{Maya}}
| Increases evasion from {{fraction|1|64}} to {{fraction|1|8}}.
|-
| [[File:Iron armour VII artwork.png|center|60px]]
| [[Iron armour]]
| +30
| {{Hero 4}}, {{Ragnar}}, [[Alena]], [[Kiryl]], {{Psaro 9}}
|
|-
| [[File:DQ III NES Official Artwork of Iron apron.png|center|40px]]
| [[Iron apron]]
| +32
| {{Torneko}}
|
|-
| [[File:DQVIII Robe of Serenity.png|center|60px]]
| [[Robe of serenity]]
| +33
| [[Alena]], [[Kiryl]], [[Borya]], {{Maya}}, {{Meena}}
| Protect when asleep or paralyzed by reducing damage by 50%.
|-
| [[File:Full plate armour VII artwork.png|center|60px]]
| [[Full plate armor]]
| +35
| {{Hero 4}}, {{Ragnar}}, {{Psaro 9}}
|
|-
| [[File:Magic vestment VII artwork.png|center|60px]]
| [[Magic vestment]]
| +38
| [[Kiryl]], {{Meena}}
| Reduces magical damage by 1/3rd, save for the [[Zap]] family.
|-
| [[File:DQIV Pink leotard.png|center|60px]]
| [[Pink leotard]]
| +38
| [[File:Female only icon.png|18px]]{{Hero 4}}, [[Alena]], {{Meena}}, {{Maya}}
|
|-
| [[File:DQVIII Zombie Mail.png|center|60px]]
| [[Zombie mail]]
| +49
| {{Hero 4}}, {{Ragnar}}, {{Psaro 9
| '''Cursed''', reduces {{HP}} every step.
|-
| [[File:Spangled dress VII artwork.png|center|50px]]
| [[Spangled dress]]
| +40
| [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, {{Meena}}
|
|-
| [[File:Flowing dress VII artwork.png|center|60px]]
| [[Flowing dress]]
| +43
| [[Borya]], {{Maya}}, {{Meena}}
| Reduces flame and ice breath, [[Frizz]], [[Sizz]], and [[Bang]] damage by 1/3rd.
|-
| [[File:Dragon mail VII artwork.png|center|60px]]
| [[Dragon mail]]
| +45
| {{Hero 4}}, {{Ragnar}}, {{Psaro 9}}
| Reduces flame and ice breath by 20 points.
|-
| [[File:Magical skirt VII artwork.png|center|60px]]
| [[Magical skirt]]
| +45
| [[File:Female only icon.png|18px]]{{Hero 4}}, [[Alena]], {{Meena}}, {{Maya}}
| Reduces magical damage by 1/3rd, save for [[Zap]] spells.
|-
| [[File:Glombolero.png|center|60px]]
| [[Glombolero]]
| +47
| [[Borya]], [[Kiryl]], {{Maya}}, {{Meena}}
| Absorbs {{MP}} of enemy spells.
|-
| [[File:Hela's armour.png|center|60px]]
| [[Hela's armour]]
| +50
| {{Hero 4}}, {{Ragnar}}, {{Psaro 9}}
| '''Cursed''', reduces agility to zero. Reduces [[Frizz]], [[Sizz]], and [[Bang]] damage by 1/3rd.
|-
| [[File:Shimmering dress VII artwork.png|center|60px]]
| [[Shimmering dress]]
| +50
| [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|Hero (F)]], [[Alena]], [[Maya]], [[Meena Mahabala|Meena]]
| chance to reflect any magic spells.
|-
| [[File:Spiked armour VII artwork.png|center|60px]]
| [[Spiked armour]]
| +50
| {{Hero 4}}, {{Ragnar}}, {{Torneko}}, {{Psaro 9}}
| 50% chance to reflect 25% damage to the attacker.
|-
| [[File:DQ7AngelLeotard.png|center|60px]]
| [[Angel leotard]]
| +60
| [[File:Female only icon.png|18px]]{{Hero 4}}, [[Alena]], {{Meena}}, {{Maya}}
| Reduces [[Frizz]], [[Sizz]], [[Bang]], and fire and ice breath by 1/3rd.
|-
| [[File:Zenithian armour 2001.png|center|50px]]
| {{Zenithian armour}}
| +70
| {{Hero 4}}
| Reduces non-[[zap]] magical damage by 1/3rd, provides high resistance to instant death.
|-
| [[File:Liquid_Metal_Armour.png|center|60px]]
| [[Liquid metal armour]]
| +95
| {{Hero 4}}, {{Ragnar}}, [[Kiryl]], {{Torneko}}, {{Meena}}, {{Psaro 9}}
| Reduces non-[[zap]] magical damage by 1/3rd.
|-
| [[File:Pandemonic armour 2001.png|center|70px]]
| [[Pandemonic Equipment#Pandemonic armour|Pandemonic armour]]
| +100
| {{Psaro 9}}
| Reduces non-[[zap]] magical damage by 1/3rd.
|}

{{DQIV}}

[[Category:Dragon Quest IV lists]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IV armor|*]]

Hela's armour

Gerik — Tue, 05 Dec 2023 16:25:02 GMT

Gerik:

{{Item
|title = Helas Armour
|image = [[File:Hela's armour.png|center|225px]]
|japanese = {{tt|まじんのよろい|majin no yoroi}}
|names =
|games = {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{Dragon Quest V}} [[Dragon Quest VI]] {{Dragon Quest VII}}
|buy = n/a
|sell = n/a
|effect =
}}

'''Hela's armour''' (originally '''Demon's armor''') is a cursed armour that first appeared in {{DQ4}}.

==Appearances==

==={{DQ4}}===
Hela's armour has a {{Defense}} bonus of +50 and reduces [[Frizz]], [[Sizz]], and [[Bang]], damage by {{fraction|1|3}}. It is [[Curses|cursed]], setting the wearer's {{Agility}} to 0.

==={{DQ5}}===
Hela's armour has a {{Defense}} bonus of +85 and reduces [[breath attack]]s by 30 points...but it is [[Curses|cursed]] and reduces {{Agility}} to 0.

==={{DQ6}}===
Hela's armour has a defense of 85 and resists to Frizz, Sizz, Bang, and Fire attacks by 15, but reduced agility to 0.

==={{DQ7}}===
{{stub}}

==={{DQTact}}===
Hela's armour is an S-rank armor that can be acquired as part of the limited {{Dragon Quest VI}} event by defeating Archfiend [[Mortamor]] on Free the Phantom Realm! on Hard mode. It has an {{Defense}} bonus of +35 and has three slots for Alchemy Effects. But since it's a cursed equipment, it has an {{Agility}} cost of -20.

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
File:DQIV_Helas_Armour.png|[[Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen|Dragon Quest IV]].
Demon_Armor.png|{{Dragon Quest V}}.
Hela'sarmour6.jpg|{{Dragon Quest VI}}.
</gallery></center>

[[Category:Dragon Quest IV armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest V armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VI armor]]

Hela's armour

Gerik — Tue, 05 Dec 2023 16:23:56 GMT

Gerik: /* Gallery */

{{Item
|title = Helas Armour
|image = [[File:DQIV_Helas_Armour.png|center|225px]]
|japanese = {{tt|まじんのよろい|majin no yoroi}}
|names =
|games = {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{Dragon Quest V}} [[Dragon Quest VI]] {{Dragon Quest VII}}
|buy = n/a
|sell = n/a
|effect =
}}

'''Hela's armour''' (originally '''Demon's armor''') is a cursed armour that first appeared in {{DQ4}}.

==Appearances==

==={{DQ4}}===
Hela's armour has a {{Defense}} bonus of +50 and reduces [[Frizz]], [[Sizz]], and [[Bang]], damage by {{fraction|1|3}}. It is [[Curses|cursed]], setting the wearer's {{Agility}} to 0.

==={{DQ5}}===
Hela's armour has a {{Defense}} bonus of +85 and reduces [[breath attack]]s by 30 points...but it is [[Curses|cursed]] and reduces {{Agility}} to 0.

==={{DQ6}}===
Hela's armour has a defense of 85 and resists to Frizz, Sizz, Bang, and Fire attacks by 15, but reduced agility to 0.

==={{DQ7}}===
{{stub}}

==={{DQTact}}===
Hela's armour is an S-rank armor that can be acquired as part of the limited {{Dragon Quest VI}} event by defeating Archfiend [[Mortamor]] on Free the Phantom Realm! on Hard mode. It has an {{Defense}} bonus of +35 and has three slots for Alchemy Effects. But since it's a cursed equipment, it has an {{Agility}} cost of -20.

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
File:Hela's armour.png
Demon_Armor.png|{{Dragon Quest V}}.
Hela'sarmour6.jpg|{{Dragon Quest VI}}.
</gallery></center>

[[Category:Dragon Quest IV armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest V armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VI armor]]

Chosen Ones

Gerik — Tue, 05 Dec 2023 16:10:53 GMT

Gerik: /* Gallery */

The '''Chosen Ones''' are the main characters of the story in {{DQ4}}, and are controllable [[party]] members during their introduction chapters (Chapters 1-4).

When they join the {{Hero 4}} in {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the other party members become {{NPC}} characters that are only controlled by the "Tactics Command". In the re-releases, this setting can be changed to "Follow Orders", which allows the player to choose their actions.

The {{Psaro 9}} is a party member only joining in the [[Sony PlayStation]] version and all remakes ao far.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ4}}===
====The 8 Chosen Ones====
*'''{{Hero 4}}'''. The main character of the game, who does not appear until {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}. (In the remakes, he/she also appears in an introductory prologue.) The player can choose and name either a male or a female {{Hero 4}}. There is no impact to the story, other than a few optional pieces of armor and weapons that can be equipped if female. He or she is 17 at the start of {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, and is quickly revealed to be the child of a woodcutter living north of [[Casabranca]] and a woman from [[Zenithia]] who returned to the sky after giving birth. The hero's hometown, in the mountains near the woodcutter's cabin, is destroyed by [[Psaro the Manslayer]], so he/she sets out alone to defeat the Lord of the Underworld. He/she is the only character who can use lightning spells, and also gains various other attack and recovery spells. His/her status is high overall, especially {{HP}} and {{Attack}} Power. In the manual and guidebook screenshots, the {{Hero 4}} is named '''Solo''' (ソロ) or '''Sofia''' (ソフィア).
*[[Ragnar McRyan]] or Ryan, the warrior (ライアン, 戦士). Captain of the [[Burland]] army. He investigates a case of children who are disappearing throughout the kingdom. He first appears in Chapter 1. He also appears as a Cameo in {{DQ4 Chapter 2}} (Inn by Endor) and 3 (Endor Casino).
*Princess/Tsarevna [[Alena]] (アリーナ, 姫): Tomboyish Princess of the [[Zamoksva]] Kingdom. She is bored of the palace life and wishes to travel the world. She first appears in {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}.
*[[Borya]], the wizard (ブライ, 魔法使い): Alena's tutor. He's a magician who travels with Alena to look after her. He first appears in {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}.
*[[Kiryl]], the priest/chancellor (クリフト, 神官). Chancellor of [[Zamoksva]] (he was a priest in the original Japanese). He travels along with Alena and Borya. He can use healing magic spells. He first appears in {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}.
*[[Torneko Taloon]], the arms merchant (トルネコ, 武器屋): A [[weapon shop]] [[merchant]] who wishes to open his own store. He first appears in {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}.
*[[Maya Mahabala]], the dancer (マーニャ, 踊り子). A dancer, who can use attack magic from [[Laissez Fayre]]. Her father died in mysterious circumstances. She and her sister Meena seek revenge. She and her sister first appear in {{DQ4 Chapter 4}}, and are the first to join the Hero in {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}.
*[[Meena Mahabala]], the fortune-teller (ミネア, 占い師). {{Maya}}'s sister. She is a fortune teller and can use healing magic.
====9th Chosen One (Remakes only)====
{{spoiler|start}}
*[[Psaro (Character)|Psaro]] (ピサロ): The King of the Demons; final boss of the original version of game. He is sometimes called [[Psaro the Manslayer]] (デスピサロ); he hates humans, and plans to prevent the appearance of the Hero. His strength and ruthlessness are feared by humans, but revered by demons and by the inhabitants of [[Rosehill]]. When Rose was attacked by humans, he helped by living with her; but he left her there so that he could conquer the world. He sought to destroy all humans and resurrect the Lord of the Underworld to free the world for demons. After her death, he was driven insane, and used the [[Secret of Evolution]] to become a monster, but the process destroyed his personality. The only thing he remembered was his desire to destroy humanity. He waits for the heroes at the top of the mountain, beyond the Castle of Death in Nadiria.
In {{DQ4 Chapter 6}} of the remake, the Secret of Evolution is undone by Rose's tears, and {{Psaro C}} becomes a companion of the protagonist (a full PC whose actions in battle can be controlled). His initial state is of course quite powerful; all his stats are high, and he knows powerful spells such as [[Lightning Storm]] and [[Magic Burst]]. Also, he can equip cursed equipment without penalty and without having his stats zeroed.
{{spoiler|end}}

====Allies====
Though they aren't Chosen Ones, the following characters aid them briefly:
*[[Healie]] ({{DQ4 Chapter 1}})
*[[Hardie]] ({{DQ4 Chapter 3}})
*[[Laurel]] ({{DQ4 Chapter 3}})
*[[Oojam]] ({{DQ4 Chapter 4}})
*[[Hank Hoffman Jr.]] ({{DQ4 Chapter 5}})
*[[Tom Foolery]] ({{DQ4 Chapter 5}})
*[[Orifiela]] ({{DQ4 Chapter 5}})
*[[Sparkie]] ({{DQ4 Chapter 5}})
{{spoiler|start}}
**Leaves in {{DQ4 Chapter 6}} after [[Rose]] joins the party.
{{spoiler|end}}

==Gallery==
===The Original 8 Chosen Ones===
<center><gallery>
DQIV Group.png|
DQIVCast.png|
DQIV_PS_Group.jpg|
Palais De Léon battle.png|
DQIV Group cheering.png|
DQIVCharacters.png|
DQ 4koma Gekijou 1.png|
DQ 4koma Gekijou 2.png|
DQ 4koma Gekijou 3.png|
DQ 4koma Gekijou 4.png|
DQ 4koma Gekijou 5.png|
DQ 4koma Gekijou 6.png|
</gallery></center>

===All 9 Chosen Ones===
{{spoiler|start}}
<center><gallery>
Monster Battle Victory DQ IV group.png|
</gallery></center>
{{spoiler|end}}

{{DQIV}}

[[Category:Party members]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IV characters]]

Casino

Gerik — Tue, 05 Dec 2023 15:05:09 GMT

Gerik: /* Puerto Valor */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pickham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1,000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3,000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5,000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Baccarat]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5,000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50,000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200,000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]], the second is in [[Octagonia]] after [[Booga]] is defeated in the second act. New prices are available in Puerto Valor casino in the second act and for both casinos in the third act.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|Creat [[Bunny ears]], [[Bunny suit]], [[Fishnet stockings]] with the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]]
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +23/24/25/27
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +24/25/27/29, Block +6%
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|Revives one ally
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +27/31/35/39, Critical Hit chance +2%
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +23/25/27/29, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Might|Magical Might]] +21/23/25/27, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Mending|Magical Mending]] +10/11/11/12, [[Absorb Magic|MP Absorb]] +9%
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +5/12/19/28, +10% gold obtained after battle, max +15 coins
|-
|[[Elevating vest]]
|10,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +5/12/19/28, +10% experience points, max +75 points
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|25,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +46/48/51/54, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +39/42/45/48
|-
|[[Platinum sword]]
|50,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +60/63/67/71, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +12/13/14/15
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +85/90/95/101, [[List_of_character_statistics#Agility|Agility]] +10/11/12/13, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +108/114/121/128, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +31/33/36/40, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1,000
|Creat [[Dread dagger]], [[Papillon mask]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]], Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +84/87/91/95, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +49/51/53/57, +20% [[Fizzle]], [[Snooze]], & [[Whack]] protection, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Restores all [[List_of_character_statistics#Hit_Points|HP]] to all allies , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +63/66/70/74, Block +9, -10% all elemental damage, Casts [[Magic Barrier]], Act 3 onwards
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |

====[[Octagonia]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Love potion]]
|100
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|Restores at least 90 [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]]
|-
|[[Bow tie]]
|3,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +2, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +10/15/20/25
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions]] forge manual
|5,000
|Creat [[Ethereal shield]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Molten globules]]
|20,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Important_items|Cheat sheet]]
|30,000
|Counts symbols on Slime Quest machines to pinpoint results
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +53/55/58/61, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[Imp knife]]
|60,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +74/77/80/83, 8% chance to [[Dazzle]] target
|-
|[[Scandalous swimsuit]]
|70,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +1, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Fire ball]]
|80,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +55, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +150, Restores 5 [[List_of_character_statistics#Hit_Points|HP]] every turn, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|Ride a Great Sabrecat. Act 3 onwards. ''Definitive edition'' only
|-
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]]
|200,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +67/69/72/75, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to [[Bounce|reflect spells]]
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +67/69/62/75, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to [[Bounce|reflect spells]]
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +31/32/33/35, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Might|Magical Might]] +25/26/27/29, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Mending|Magical Mending]] +25/26/27/29, Restore 1/1/2/3 [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]] when walking
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +96, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +22, hits all enemies.
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|Recovers all [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]] on use, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|Creat [[Über falcon blade]], [[Über miracle sword]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Usable_items|Pep pip]]
|125,000
|One character becomes [[pep|pepped up]] , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +1, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +150/160/180/300
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|1,000,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +63/66/70/74, +20% [[Fizzle]], [[Snooze]], & [[Whack]] resistance, Act 3 onwards
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

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[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
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|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
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====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
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====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
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====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

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====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
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| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
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====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
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====[[Pickham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1,000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3,000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5,000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Baccarat]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5,000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50,000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200,000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]], the second is in [[Octagonia]] after [[Booga]] is defeated in the second act. New prices are available in Puerto Valor casino in the second act and for both casinos in the third act.

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====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|Creat [[Bunny ears]], [[Bunny suit]], [[Fishnet stockings]] with the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]]
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +23/24/25/27
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +24/25/27/29, Block +6%
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|Revives one ally
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +27/31/35/39, Critical Hit chance +2%
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +23/25/27/29, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Might|Magical Might]] +21/23/25/27, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Mending|Magical Mending]] +10/11/11/12, [[Absorb Magic|MP Absorb]] +9%
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +5/12/19/28, +10% gold obtained after battle, max +15 coins
|-
|[[Elevating vest]]
|10,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +5/12/19/28, +10% experience points, max +75 points
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|25,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +46/48/51/54, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +39/42/45/48
|-
|[[Platinum sword]]
|50,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +60/63/67/71, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +12/13/14/15
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +85/90/95/101, [[List_of_character_statistics#Agility|Agility]] +10/11/12/13, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +108/114/121/128, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +31/33/36/40, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Creat [[Dread dagger]], [[Papillon mask]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]], Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +84/87/91/95, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +49/51/53/57, +20% [[Fizzle]], [[Snooze]], & [[Whack]] protection, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Restores all [[List_of_character_statistics#Hit_Points|HP]] to all allies , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +63/66/70/74, Block +9, -10% all elemental damage, Casts [[Magic Barrier]], Act 3 onwards
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |

====[[Octagonia]]====
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|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Love potion]]
|100
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|Restores at least 90 [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]]
|-
|[[Bow tie]]
|3,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +2, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +10/15/20/25
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions]] forge manual
|5,000
|Creat [[Ethereal shield]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Molten globules]]
|20,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Important_items|Cheat sheet]]
|30,000
|Counts symbols on Slime Quest machines to pinpoint results
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +53/55/58/61, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[Imp knife]]
|60,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +74/77/80/83, 8% chance to [[Dazzle]] target
|-
|[[Scandalous swimsuit]]
|70,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +1, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Fire ball]]
|80,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +55, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +150, Restores 5 [[List_of_character_statistics#Hit_Points|HP]] every turn, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|Ride a Great Sabrecat. Act 3 onwards. ''Definitive edition'' only
|-
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]]
|200,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +67/69/72/75, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to [[Bounce|reflect spells]]
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +67/69/62/75, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to [[Bounce|reflect spells]]
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +31/32/33/35, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Might|Magical Might]] +25/26/27/29, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Mending|Magical Mending]] +25/26/27/29, Restore 1/1/2/3 [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]] when walking
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +96, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +22, hits all enemies.
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|Recovers all [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]] on use, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|Creat [[Über falcon blade]], [[Über miracle sword]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Usable_items|Pep pip]]
|125,000
|One character becomes [[pep|pepped up]] , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +1, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +150/160/180/300
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|1,000,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +63/66/70/74, +20% [[Fizzle]], [[Snooze]], & [[Whack]] resistance, Act 3 onwards
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

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Casino

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 14:48:21 GMT

Gerik: /* {{DQ11}} */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
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|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
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====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pickham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Baccarat]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]], the second is in [[Octagonia]] after [[Booga]] is defeated in the second act. New prices are available in Puerto Valor casino in the second act and for both casinos in the third act.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|Creat [[Bunny ears]], [[Bunny suit]], [[Fishnet stockings]] with the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]]
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +23/24/25/27
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +24/25/27/29, Block +6%
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|Revives one ally
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +27/31/35/39, Critical Hit chance +2%
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +23/25/27/29, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Might|Magical Might]] +21/23/25/27, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Mending|Magical Mending]] +10/11/11/12, [[Absorb Magic|MP Absorb]] +9%
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +5/12/19/28, +10% gold obtained after battle, max +15 coins
|-
|[[Elevating vest]]
|10,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +5/12/19/28, +10% experience points, max +75 points
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|25,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +46/48/51/54, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +39/42/45/48
|-
|[[Platinum sword]]
|50,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +60/63/67/71, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +12/13/14/15
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +85/90/95/101, [[List_of_character_statistics#Agility|Agility]] +10/11/12/13, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +108/114/121/128, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +31/33/36/40, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Creat [[Dread dagger]], [[Papillon mask]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]], Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +84/87/91/95, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +49/51/53/57, +20% [[Fizzle]], [[Snooze]], & [[Whack]] protection, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Restores all [[List_of_character_statistics#Hit_Points|HP]] to all allies , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +63/66/70/74, Block +9, -10% all elemental damage, Casts [[Magic Barrier]], Act 3 onwards
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |

====[[Octagonia]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Love potion]]
|100
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|Restores at least 90 [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]]
|-
|[[Bow tie]]
|3,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +2, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +10/15/20/25
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions]] forge manual
|5,000
|Creat [[Ethereal shield]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Molten globules]]
|20,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Important_items|Cheat sheet]]
|30,000
|Counts symbols on Slime Quest machines to pinpoint results
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +53/55/58/61, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[Imp knife]]
|60,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +74/77/80/83, 8% chance to [[Dazzle]] target
|-
|[[Scandalous swimsuit]]
|70,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +1, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Fire ball]]
|80,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +55, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +150, Restores 5 [[List_of_character_statistics#Hit_Points|HP]] every turn, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|Ride a Great Sabrecat. Act 3 onwards. ''Definitive edition'' only
|-
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]]
|200,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +67/69/72/75, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to [[Bounce|reflect spells]]
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +67/69/62/75, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to [[Bounce|reflect spells]]
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +31/32/33/35, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Might|Magical Might]] +25/26/27/29, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Mending|Magical Mending]] +25/26/27/29, Restore 1/1/2/3 [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]] when walking
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +96, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +22, hits all enemies.
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|Recovers all [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]] on use, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|Creat [[Über falcon blade]], [[Über miracle sword]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Usable_items|Pep pip]]
|125,000
|One character becomes [[pep|pepped up]] , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +1, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +150/160/180/300
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|1,000,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +63/66/70/74, +20% [[Fizzle]], [[Snooze]], & [[Whack]] resistance, Act 3 onwards
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

{{Series_mechanics}}
[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Recurring elements|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Casino

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 14:36:46 GMT

Gerik: /* Puerto Valor */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
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====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
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|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
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====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
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====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
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|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

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|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

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====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
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====Turnscote====
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|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
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====Greedmore Valley====
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|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
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| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
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====[[Buccanham]]====
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|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
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====[[The Haven]]====
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|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

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====[[Pickham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
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====[[Baccarat]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]], the second is in [[Octagonia]] after [[Booga]] is defeated in the second act. New prices are available in Purto Valor casino in the second act and for both casinos in the third act.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
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====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|Creat [[Bunny ears]], [[Bunny suit]], [[Fishnet stockings]] with the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]]
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +23/24/25/27
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +24/25/27/29, Block +6%
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|Revives one ally
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +27/31/35/39, Critical Hit chance +2%
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +23/25/27/29, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Might|Magical Might]] +21/23/25/27, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Mending|Magical Mending]] +10/11/11/12, [[Absorb Magic|MP Absorb]] +9%
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +5/12/19/28, +10% gold obtained after battle, max +15 coins
|-
|[[Elevating vest]]
|10,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +5/12/19/28, +10% experience points, max +75 points
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|25,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +46/48/51/54, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +39/42/45/48
|-
|[[Platinum sword]]
|50,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +60/63/67/71, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +12/13/14/15
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +85/90/95/101, [[List_of_character_statistics#Agility|Agility]] +10/11/12/13, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +108/114/121/128, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +31/33/36/40, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Creat [[Dread dagger]], [[Papillon mask]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]], Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +84/87/91/95, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +49/51/53/57, +20% [[Fizzle]], [[Snooze]], & [[Whack]] protection, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Restores all [[List_of_character_statistics#Hit_Points|HP]] to all allies , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +63/66/70/74, Block +9, -10% all elemental damage, Casts [[Magic Barrier]], Act 3 onwards
|}
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====[[Octagonia]]====
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|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Love potion]]
|100
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|Restores at least 90 [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]]
|-
|[[Bow tie]]
|3,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +2, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +10/15/20/25
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions]] forge manual
|5,000
|Creat [[Ethereal shield]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Molten globules]]
|20,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Important_items|Cheat sheet]]
|30,000
|Counts symbols on Slime Quest machines to pinpoint results
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +53/55/58/61, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[Imp knife]]
|60,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +74/77/80/83, 8% chance to [[Dazzle]] target
|-
|[[Scandalous swimsuit]]
|70,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +1, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Fire ball]]
|80,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +55, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +150, Restores 5 [[List_of_character_statistics#Hit_Points|HP]] every turn, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|Ride a Great Sabrecat. Act 3 onwards. ''Definitive edition'' only
|-
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]]
|200,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +67/69/72/75, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to [[Bounce|reflect spells]]
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +67/69/62/75, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to [[Bounce|reflect spells]]
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +31/32/33/35, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Might|Magical Might]] +25/26/27/29, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Mending|Magical Mending]] +25/26/27/29, Restore 1/1/2/3 [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]] when walking
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +96, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +22, hits all enemies.
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|Recovers all [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]] on use, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|Creat [[Über falcon blade]], [[Über miracle sword]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Usable_items|Pep pip]]
|125,000
|One character becomes [[pep|pepped up]] , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +1, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +150/160/180/300
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|1,000,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +63/66/70/74, +20% [[Fizzle]], [[Snooze]], & [[Whack]] resistance, Act 3 onwards
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

{{Series_mechanics}}
[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Recurring elements|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Casino

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 14:35:41 GMT

Gerik: /* Octagonia */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pickham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Baccarat]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]], the second is in [[Octagonia]] after [[Booga]] is defeated in the second act. New prices are available in Purto Valor casino in the second act and for both casinos in the third act.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|Creat [[Bunny ears]], [[Bunny suit]], [[Fishnet stockings]] with the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]]
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +23/24/25/27
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +24/25/27/29, Block +6%
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|Revives one ally
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +27/31/35/39, Critical Hit chance +2%
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +23/25/27/29, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Might|Magical Might]] +21/23/25/27, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Mending|Magical Mending]] +10/11/11/12, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]] Absorb +9%
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +5/12/19/28, +10% gold obtained after battle, max +15 coins
|-
|[[Elevating vest]]
|10,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +5/12/19/28, +10% experience points, max +75 points
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|25,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +46/48/51/54, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +39/42/45/48
|-
|[[Platinum sword]]
|50,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +60/63/67/71, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +12/13/14/15
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +85/90/95/101, [[List_of_character_statistics#Agility|Agility]] +10/11/12/13, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +108/114/121/128, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +31/33/36/40, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Creat [[Dread dagger]], [[Papillon mask]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]], Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +84/87/91/95, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +49/51/53/57, +20% [[Fizzle]], [[Snooze]], & [[Whack]] protection, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Restores all [[List_of_character_statistics#Hit_Points|HP]] to all allies , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +63/66/70/74, Block +9, -10% all elemental damage, Casts [[Magic Barrier]], Act 3 onwards
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |

====[[Octagonia]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Love potion]]
|100
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|Restores at least 90 [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]]
|-
|[[Bow tie]]
|3,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +2, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +10/15/20/25
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions]] forge manual
|5,000
|Creat [[Ethereal shield]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Molten globules]]
|20,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Important_items|Cheat sheet]]
|30,000
|Counts symbols on Slime Quest machines to pinpoint results
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +53/55/58/61, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[Imp knife]]
|60,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +74/77/80/83, 8% chance to [[Dazzle]] target
|-
|[[Scandalous swimsuit]]
|70,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +1, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Fire ball]]
|80,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +55, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +150, Restores 5 [[List_of_character_statistics#Hit_Points|HP]] every turn, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|Ride a Great Sabrecat. Act 3 onwards. ''Definitive edition'' only
|-
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]]
|200,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +67/69/72/75, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to [[Bounce|reflect spells]]
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +67/69/62/75, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to [[Bounce|reflect spells]]
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +31/32/33/35, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Might|Magical Might]] +25/26/27/29, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Mending|Magical Mending]] +25/26/27/29, Restore 1/1/2/3 [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]] when walking
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +96, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +22, hits all enemies.
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|Recovers all [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]] on use, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|Creat [[Über falcon blade]], [[Über miracle sword]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Usable_items|Pep pip]]
|125,000
|One character becomes [[pep|pepped up]] , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +1, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +150/160/180/300
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|1,000,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +63/66/70/74, +20% [[Fizzle]], [[Snooze]], & [[Whack]] resistance, Act 3 onwards
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

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[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Recurring elements|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Casino

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 14:33:54 GMT

Gerik: /* Puerto Valor */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pickham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Baccarat]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]], the second is in [[Octagonia]] after [[Booga]] is defeated in the second act. New prices are available in Purto Valor casino in the second act and for both casinos in the third act.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|Creat [[Bunny ears]], [[Bunny suit]], [[Fishnet stockings]] with the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]]
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +23/24/25/27
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +24/25/27/29, Block +6%
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|Revives one ally
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +27/31/35/39, Critical Hit chance +2%
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +23/25/27/29, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Might|Magical Might]] +21/23/25/27, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Mending|Magical Mending]] +10/11/11/12, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]] Absorb +9%
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +5/12/19/28, +10% gold obtained after battle, max +15 coins
|-
|[[Elevating vest]]
|10,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +5/12/19/28, +10% experience points, max +75 points
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|25,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +46/48/51/54, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +39/42/45/48
|-
|[[Platinum sword]]
|50,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +60/63/67/71, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +12/13/14/15
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +85/90/95/101, [[List_of_character_statistics#Agility|Agility]] +10/11/12/13, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +108/114/121/128, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +31/33/36/40, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Creat [[Dread dagger]], [[Papillon mask]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]], Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +84/87/91/95, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +49/51/53/57, +20% [[Fizzle]], [[Snooze]], & [[Whack]] protection, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Restores all [[List_of_character_statistics#Hit_Points|HP]] to all allies , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +63/66/70/74, Block +9, -10% all elemental damage, Casts [[Magic Barrier]], Act 3 onwards
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |

====[[Octagonia]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Love potion]]
|100
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|Restores at least 90 [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]]
|-
|[[Bow tie]]
|3,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +2, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +10/15/20/25
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions]] forge manual
|5,000
|Creat [[Ethereal shield]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Molten globules]]
|20,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Important_items|Cheat sheet]]
|30,000
|Counts symbols on Slime Quest machines to pinpoint results
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +53/55/58/61, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[Imp knife]]
|60,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +74/77/80/83, 8% chance to [[Dazzle]] target
|-
|[[Scandalous swimsuit]]
|70,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +1, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Fire ball]]
|80,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +55, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +150, Restores 5 [[List_of_character_statistics#Hit_Points|HP]] every turn, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|Ride a Great Sabrecat. Act 3 onwards. ''Definitive edition'' only
|-
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]]
|200,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +67/69/72/75, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to [[Bounce|reflect spells]]
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +67/69/62/75, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to [[Bounce|reflect spells]]
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +31/32/33/35, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Might|Magical Might]] +25/26/27/29, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Mending|Magical Mending]] +25/26/27/29, Restore 1/1/2/3 [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]] when walking
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +96, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +22, hits all enemies.
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|Recovers all [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]] on use, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|Creat [[Über falcon blade]], [[Über miracle sword]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Usable_items|Pep pip]]
|125,000
|One character becomes [[pep|pepped up]] , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +1, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +150/160/180/300
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|1,000,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +63/66/70/74, +20% Fizzle, Snooze, & Whack resistance, Act 3 onwards
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

{{Series_mechanics}}
[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Recurring elements|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Casino

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 14:29:22 GMT

Gerik: /* {{DQ11}} */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pickham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Baccarat]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]], the second is in [[Octagonia]] after [[Booga]] is defeated in the second act. New prices are available in Purto Valor casino in the second act and for both casinos in the third act.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|Creat [[Bunny ears]], [[Bunny suit]], [[Fishnet stockings]] with the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]]
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +23/24/25/27
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +24/25/27/29, Block +6%
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|Revives one ally
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +27/31/35/39, Critical Hit chance +2%
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +23/25/27/29, Magical Might +21/23/25/27, Magical Mending +10/11/11/12, MP Absorb +9%
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +5/12/19/28, +10% gold obtained after battle, max +15 coins
|-
|[[Elevating vest]]
|10,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +5/12/19/28, +10% experience points, max +75 points
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|25,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +46/48/51/54, Charm +39/42/45/48
|-
|[[Platinum sword]]
|50,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +60/63/67/71, Charm +12/13/14/15
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +85/90/95/101, Agility +10/11/12/13, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +108/114/121/128, Charm +31/33/36/40, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Creat [[Dread dagger]], [[Papillon mask]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]], Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +84/87/91/95, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +49/51/53/57, +20% [[Fizzle]], [[Snooze]], & [[Whack]] protection, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Restores all [[List_of_character_statistics#Hit_Points|HP]] to all allies , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +63/66/70/74, Block +9, -10% all elemental damage, Casts [[Magic Barrier]], Act 3 onwards
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |

====[[Octagonia]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Love potion]]
|100
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|Restores at least 90 [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]]
|-
|[[Bow tie]]
|3,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +2, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +10/15/20/25
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions]] forge manual
|5,000
|Creat [[Ethereal shield]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Molten globules]]
|20,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Important_items|Cheat sheet]]
|30,000
|Counts symbols on Slime Quest machines to pinpoint results
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +53/55/58/61, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[Imp knife]]
|60,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +74/77/80/83, 8% chance to [[Dazzle]] target
|-
|[[Scandalous swimsuit]]
|70,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +1, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Fire ball]]
|80,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +55, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +150, Restores 5 [[List_of_character_statistics#Hit_Points|HP]] every turn, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|Ride a Great Sabrecat. Act 3 onwards. ''Definitive edition'' only
|-
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]]
|200,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +67/69/72/75, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to [[Bounce|reflect spells]]
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +67/69/62/75, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to [[Bounce|reflect spells]]
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +31/32/33/35, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Might|Magical Might]] +25/26/27/29, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Mending|Magical Mending]] +25/26/27/29, Restore 1/1/2/3 [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]] when walking
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +96, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +22, hits all enemies.
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|Recovers all [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]] on use, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|Creat [[Über falcon blade]], [[Über miracle sword]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Usable_items|Pep pip]]
|125,000
|One character becomes [[pep|pepped up]] , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +1, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +150/160/180/300
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|1,000,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +63/66/70/74, +20% Fizzle, Snooze, & Whack resistance, Act 3 onwards
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

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[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Recurring elements|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Casino

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 14:26:00 GMT

Gerik: /* Octagonia */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pickham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Baccarat]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]], the second is in [[Octagonia]] after you defeated [[Booga]] in the second act. New prices are available in Purto Valor casino in the second act and for both casinos in the third act.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|Creat [[Bunny ears]], [[Bunny suit]], [[Fishnet stockings]] with the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]]
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +23/24/25/27
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +24/25/27/29, Block +6%
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|Revives one ally
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +27/31/35/39, Critical Hit chance +2%
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +23/25/27/29, Magical Might +21/23/25/27, Magical Mending +10/11/11/12, MP Absorb +9%
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +5/12/19/28, +10% gold obtained after battle, max +15 coins
|-
|[[Elevating vest]]
|10,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +5/12/19/28, +10% experience points, max +75 points
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|25,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +46/48/51/54, Charm +39/42/45/48
|-
|[[Platinum sword]]
|50,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +60/63/67/71, Charm +12/13/14/15
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +85/90/95/101, Agility +10/11/12/13, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +108/114/121/128, Charm +31/33/36/40, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Creat [[Dread dagger]], [[Papillon mask]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]], Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +84/87/91/95, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +49/51/53/57, +20% [[Fizzle]], [[Snooze]], & [[Whack]] protection, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Restores all [[List_of_character_statistics#Hit_Points|HP]] to all allies , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +63/66/70/74, Block +9, -10% all elemental damage, Casts [[Magic Barrier]], Act 3 onwards
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |

====[[Octagonia]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Love potion]]
|100
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|Restores at least 90 [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]]
|-
|[[Bow tie]]
|3,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +2, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +10/15/20/25
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions]] forge manual
|5,000
|Creat [[Ethereal shield]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Molten globules]]
|20,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Important_items|Cheat sheet]]
|30,000
|Counts symbols on Slime Quest machines to pinpoint results
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +53/55/58/61, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[Imp knife]]
|60,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +74/77/80/83, 8% chance to [[Dazzle]] target
|-
|[[Scandalous swimsuit]]
|70,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +1, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Fire ball]]
|80,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +55, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +150, Restores 5 [[List_of_character_statistics#Hit_Points|HP]] every turn, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|Ride a Great Sabrecat. Act 3 onwards. ''Definitive edition'' only
|-
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]]
|200,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +67/69/72/75, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to [[Bounce|reflect spells]]
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +67/69/62/75, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to [[Bounce|reflect spells]]
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +31/32/33/35, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Might|Magical Might]] +25/26/27/29, [[List_of_character_statistics#Magical_Mending|Magical Mending]] +25/26/27/29, Restore 1/1/2/3 [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]] when walking
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +96, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +22, hits all enemies.
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|Recovers all [[List_of_character_statistics#Magic_Points|MP]] on use, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|Creat [[Über falcon blade]], [[Über miracle sword]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Usable_items|Pep pip]]
|125,000
|One character becomes [[pep|pepped up]] , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +1, [[List_of_character_statistics#Charm|Charm]] +150/160/180/300
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|1,000,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +63/66/70/74, +20% Fizzle, Snooze, & Whack resistance, Act 3 onwards
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

{{Series_mechanics}}
[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Recurring elements|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Casino

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 14:14:28 GMT

Gerik: /* Puerto Valor */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pickham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Baccarat]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]], the second is in [[Octagonia]] after you defeated [[Booga]] in the second act. New prices are available in Purto Valor casino in the second act and for both casinos in the third act.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|Creat [[Bunny ears]], [[Bunny suit]], [[Fishnet stockings]] with the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]]
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +23/24/25/27
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +24/25/27/29, Block +6%
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|Revives one ally
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +27/31/35/39, Critical Hit chance +2%
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +23/25/27/29, Magical Might +21/23/25/27, Magical Mending +10/11/11/12, MP Absorb +9%
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +5/12/19/28, +10% gold obtained after battle, max +15 coins
|-
|[[Elevating vest]]
|10,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +5/12/19/28, +10% experience points, max +75 points
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|25,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +46/48/51/54, Charm +39/42/45/48
|-
|[[Platinum sword]]
|50,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +60/63/67/71, Charm +12/13/14/15
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +85/90/95/101, Agility +10/11/12/13, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +108/114/121/128, Charm +31/33/36/40, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Creat [[Dread dagger]], [[Papillon mask]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]], Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Attack|Attack]] +84/87/91/95, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +49/51/53/57, +20% [[Fizzle]], [[Snooze]], & [[Whack]] protection, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Restores all [[List_of_character_statistics#Hit_Points|HP]] to all allies , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|[[Fun-Size Forge]] material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|[[List_of_character_statistics#Defence|Defence]] +63/66/70/74, Block +9, -10% all elemental damage, Casts [[Magic Barrier]], Act 3 onwards
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |

====[[Octagonia]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Love potion]]
|100
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|Restores at least 90 MP
|-
|[[Bow tie]]
|3,000
|Defence +2, Charm +10/15/20/25
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions]] forge manual
|5,000
|Creat [[Ethereal shield]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Molten globules]]
|20,000
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Important_items|Cheat sheet]]
|30,000
|Counts symbols on Slime Quest machines to pinpoint results
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|Defence +53/55/58/61, Charm +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[Imp knife]]
|60,000
|Attack +74/77/80/83, 8% chance to Dazzle target
|-
|[[Scandalous swimsuit]]
|70,000
|Defence +1, Charm +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Fire ball]]
|80,000
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|Ride a Great Sabrecat. Act 3 onwards. ''Definitive edition'' only
|-
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]]
|200,000
|Defence +67/69/72/75, Charm +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|Defence +67/69/62/75, Charm +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|Defence +31/32/33/35, Magical Might +25/26/27/29, Magical Mending +25/26/27/29, Restore 1/1/2/3 MP when walking
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|Attack +96, Charm +22
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|Recovers all MP on use, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|Creat [[Über falcon blade]], [[Über miracle sword]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Usable_items|Pep pip]]
|125,000
|One character becomes pepped up , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|Defence +1, Charm +150/160/180/300
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|1,000,000
|Defence +63/66/70/74, +20% Fizzle, Snooze, & Whack resistance, Act 3 onwards
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

{{Series_mechanics}}
[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Recurring elements|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Casino

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 14:04:45 GMT

Gerik: /* {{DQ11}} */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
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====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pickham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Baccarat]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]], the second is in [[Octagonia]] after you defeated [[Booga]] in the second act. New prices are available in Purto Valor casino in the second act and for both casinos in the third act.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|Creat [[Bunny ears]], [[Bunny suit]], [[Fishnet stockings]] with the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]]
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|Defence +23/24/25/27
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|Defence +24/25/27/29, Block +6%
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|Revives one ally
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|Attack +27/31/35/39, Critical Hit chance +2%
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|Attack +23/25/27/29, Magical Might +21/23/25/27, Magical Mending +10/11/11/12, MP Absorb +9%
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|Defence +5/12/19/28, +10% gold obtained after battle, max +15 coins
|-
|[[Elevating vest]]
|10,000
|Defence +5/12/19/28, +10% experience points, max +75 points
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|25,000
|Defence +46/48/51/54, Charm +39/42/45/48
|-
|[[Platinum sword]]
|50,000
|Attack +60/63/67/71, Charm +12/13/14/15
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|Attack +85/90/95/101, Agility +10/11/12/13, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|Attack +108/114/121/128, Charm +31/33/36/40, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Creat [[Dread dagger]], [[Papillon mask]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]], Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|Attack +84/87/91/95, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|Defence +49/51/53/57, +20% Fizzle, Snooze, & Whack protection, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Restores all HP to all allies , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|Defence +63/66/70/74, Block +9, -10% all elemental damage, Casts Magic Barrier, Act 3 onwards
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |

====[[Octagonia]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Love potion]]
|100
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|Restores at least 90 MP
|-
|[[Bow tie]]
|3,000
|Defence +2, Charm +10/15/20/25
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions]] forge manual
|5,000
|Creat [[Ethereal shield]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Molten globules]]
|20,000
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Important_items|Cheat sheet]]
|30,000
|Counts symbols on Slime Quest machines to pinpoint results
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|Defence +53/55/58/61, Charm +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[Imp knife]]
|60,000
|Attack +74/77/80/83, 8% chance to Dazzle target
|-
|[[Scandalous swimsuit]]
|70,000
|Defence +1, Charm +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Fire ball]]
|80,000
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|Ride a Great Sabrecat. Act 3 onwards. ''Definitive edition'' only
|-
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]]
|200,000
|Defence +67/69/72/75, Charm +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|Defence +67/69/62/75, Charm +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|Defence +31/32/33/35, Magical Might +25/26/27/29, Magical Mending +25/26/27/29, Restore 1/1/2/3 MP when walking
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|Attack +96, Charm +22
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|Recovers all MP on use, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|Creat [[Über falcon blade]], [[Über miracle sword]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Usable_items|Pep pip]]
|125,000
|One character becomes pepped up , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|Defence +1, Charm +150/160/180/300
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|1,000,000
|Defence +63/66/70/74, +20% Fizzle, Snooze, & Whack resistance, Act 3 onwards
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

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[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Recurring elements|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Casino

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 14:03:36 GMT

Gerik: /* Puerto Valor */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pickham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Baccarat]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]]. The second is in [[Octagonia]] after you defeated [[Booga]] in the second act. In the second act, new prices are available in Purto Valor casino and for both casinos in the third act.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|Creat [[Bunny ears]], [[Bunny suit]], [[Fishnet stockings]] with the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]]
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|Defence +23/24/25/27
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|Defence +24/25/27/29, Block +6%
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|Revives one ally
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|Attack +27/31/35/39, Critical Hit chance +2%
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|Attack +23/25/27/29, Magical Might +21/23/25/27, Magical Mending +10/11/11/12, MP Absorb +9%
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|Defence +5/12/19/28, +10% gold obtained after battle, max +15 coins
|-
|[[Elevating vest]]
|10,000
|Defence +5/12/19/28, +10% experience points, max +75 points
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|25,000
|Defence +46/48/51/54, Charm +39/42/45/48
|-
|[[Platinum sword]]
|50,000
|Attack +60/63/67/71, Charm +12/13/14/15
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|Attack +85/90/95/101, Agility +10/11/12/13, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|Attack +108/114/121/128, Charm +31/33/36/40, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Creat [[Dread dagger]], [[Papillon mask]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]], Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|Attack +84/87/91/95, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|Defence +49/51/53/57, +20% Fizzle, Snooze, & Whack protection, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Restores all HP to all allies , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|Defence +63/66/70/74, Block +9, -10% all elemental damage, Casts Magic Barrier, Act 3 onwards
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |

====[[Octagonia]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Love potion]]
|100
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|Restores at least 90 MP
|-
|[[Bow tie]]
|3,000
|Defence +2, Charm +10/15/20/25
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions]] forge manual
|5,000
|Creat [[Ethereal shield]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Molten globules]]
|20,000
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Important_items|Cheat sheet]]
|30,000
|Counts symbols on Slime Quest machines to pinpoint results
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|Defence +53/55/58/61, Charm +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[Imp knife]]
|60,000
|Attack +74/77/80/83, 8% chance to Dazzle target
|-
|[[Scandalous swimsuit]]
|70,000
|Defence +1, Charm +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Fire ball]]
|80,000
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|Ride a Great Sabrecat. Act 3 onwards. ''Definitive edition'' only
|-
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]]
|200,000
|Defence +67/69/72/75, Charm +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|Defence +67/69/62/75, Charm +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|Defence +31/32/33/35, Magical Might +25/26/27/29, Magical Mending +25/26/27/29, Restore 1/1/2/3 MP when walking
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|Attack +96, Charm +22
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|Recovers all MP on use, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|Creat [[Über falcon blade]], [[Über miracle sword]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Usable_items|Pep pip]]
|125,000
|One character becomes pepped up , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|Defence +1, Charm +150/160/180/300
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|1,000,000
|Defence +63/66/70/74, +20% Fizzle, Snooze, & Whack resistance, Act 3 onwards
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

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[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Recurring elements|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Casino

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 14:00:58 GMT

Gerik: /* Octagonia */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pickham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Baccarat]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]]. The second is in [[Octagonia]] after you defeated [[Booga]] in the second act. In the second act, new prices are available in Purto Valor casino and for both casinos in the third act.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|Creat [[Bunny ears]], [[Bunny suit]], [[Fishnet stockings]] with the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]]
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|Defence +23/24/25/27
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|Defence +24/25/27/29, Block +6%
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|Revives one character.
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|Attack +27/31/35/39, Critical Hit chance +2%
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|Attack +23/25/27/29, Magical Might +21/23/25/27, Magical Mending +10/11/11/12, MP Absorb +9%
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|Defence +5/12/19/28, +10% gold obtained after battle, max +15 coins
|-
|[[Elevating vest]]
|10,000
|Defence +5/12/19/28, +10% experience points, max +75 points
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|25,000
|Defence +46/48/51/54, Charm +39/42/45/48
|-
|[[Platinum sword]]
|50,000
|Attack +60/63/67/71, Charm +12/13/14/15
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|Attack +85/90/95/101, Agility +10/11/12/13, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|Attack +108/114/121/128, Charm +31/33/36/40, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Creat [[Dread dagger]], [[Papillon mask]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]], Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|Attack +84/87/91/95, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|Defence +49/51/53/57, +20% Fizzle, Snooze, & Whack protection, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Restore all HP for whole party, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|Defence +63/66/70/74, Block +9, -10% all elemental damage, Casts Magic Barrier, Act 3 onwards
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |

====[[Octagonia]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Love potion]]
|100
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|Restores at least 90 MP
|-
|[[Bow tie]]
|3,000
|Defence +2, Charm +10/15/20/25
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions]] forge manual
|5,000
|Creat [[Ethereal shield]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Molten globules]]
|20,000
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Important_items|Cheat sheet]]
|30,000
|Counts symbols on Slime Quest machines to pinpoint results
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|Defence +53/55/58/61, Charm +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[Imp knife]]
|60,000
|Attack +74/77/80/83, 8% chance to Dazzle target
|-
|[[Scandalous swimsuit]]
|70,000
|Defence +1, Charm +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Fire ball]]
|80,000
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|Ride a Great Sabrecat. Act 3 onwards. ''Definitive edition'' only
|-
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]]
|200,000
|Defence +67/69/72/75, Charm +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|Defence +67/69/62/75, Charm +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|Defence +31/32/33/35, Magical Might +25/26/27/29, Magical Mending +25/26/27/29, Restore 1/1/2/3 MP when walking
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|Attack +96, Charm +22
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|Recovers all MP on use, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|Creat [[Über falcon blade]], [[Über miracle sword]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Usable_items|Pep pip]]
|125,000
|One character becomes pepped up , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|Defence +1, Charm +150/160/180/300
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|1,000,000
|Defence +63/66/70/74, +20% Fizzle, Snooze, & Whack resistance, Act 3 onwards
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

{{Series_mechanics}}
[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Recurring elements|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Casino

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 13:59:09 GMT

Gerik: /* {{DQ8}} */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
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====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
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====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
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====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

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====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
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====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
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| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pickham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Baccarat]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]]. The second is in [[Octagonia]] after you defeated [[Booga]] in the second act. In the second act, new prices are available in Purto Valor casino and for both casinos in the third act.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|Creat [[Bunny ears]], [[Bunny suit]], [[Fishnet stockings]] with the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]]
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|Defence +23/24/25/27
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|Defence +24/25/27/29, Block +6%
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|Revives one character.
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|Attack +27/31/35/39, Critical Hit chance +2%
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|Attack +23/25/27/29, Magical Might +21/23/25/27, Magical Mending +10/11/11/12, MP Absorb +9%
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|Defence +5/12/19/28, +10% gold obtained after battle, max +15 coins
|-
|[[Elevating vest]]
|10,000
|Defence +5/12/19/28, +10% experience points, max +75 points
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|25,000
|Defence +46/48/51/54, Charm +39/42/45/48
|-
|[[Platinum sword]]
|50,000
|Attack +60/63/67/71, Charm +12/13/14/15
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|Attack +85/90/95/101, Agility +10/11/12/13, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|Attack +108/114/121/128, Charm +31/33/36/40, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Creat [[Dread dagger]], [[Papillon mask]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]], Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|Attack +84/87/91/95, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|Defence +49/51/53/57, +20% Fizzle, Snooze, & Whack protection, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Restore all HP for whole party, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|Defence +63/66/70/74, Block +9, -10% all elemental damage, Casts Magic Barrier, Act 3 onwards
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |

====[[Octagonia]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|Love potion
|100
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|Restores at least 90 MP
|-
|[[Bow tie]]
|3,000
|Defence +2, Charm +10/15/20/25
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions]] forge manual
|5,000
|Creat [[Ethereal shield]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Molten globules]]
|20,000
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Important_items|Cheat sheet]]
|30,000
|Counts symbols on Slime Quest machines to pinpoint results
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|Defence +53/55/58/61, Charm +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[Imp knife]]
|60,000
|Attack +74/77/80/83, 8% chance to Dazzle target
|-
|[[Scandalous swimsuit]]
|70,000
|Defence +1, Charm +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Fire ball]]
|80,000
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|Ride a Great Sabrecat. Act 3 onwards. ''Definitive edition'' only
|-
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]]
|200,000
|Defence +67/69/72/75, Charm +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|Defence +67/69/62/75, Charm +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|Defence +31/32/33/35, Magical Might +25/26/27/29, Magical Mending +25/26/27/29, Restore 1/1/2/3 MP when walking
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|Attack +96, Charm +22
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|Recovers all MP on use, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|Creat [[Über falcon blade]], [[Über miracle sword]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Usable_items|Pep pip]]
|125,000
|One character becomes pepped up , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|Defence +1, Charm +150/160/180/300
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|1,000,000
|Defence +63/66/70/74, +20% Fizzle, Snooze, & Whack resistance, Act 3 onwards
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

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[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Recurring elements|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Casino

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 13:55:46 GMT

Gerik: /* {{DQ11}} */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''Pickham Casino Prizes'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''Baccarat Casino Prizes'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]]. The second is in [[Octagonia]] after you defeated [[Booga]] in the second act. In the second act, new prices are available in Purto Valor casino and for both casinos in the third act.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|Creat [[Bunny ears]], [[Bunny suit]], [[Fishnet stockings]] with the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]]
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|Defence +23/24/25/27
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|Defence +24/25/27/29, Block +6%
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|Revives one character.
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|Attack +27/31/35/39, Critical Hit chance +2%
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|Attack +23/25/27/29, Magical Might +21/23/25/27, Magical Mending +10/11/11/12, MP Absorb +9%
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|Defence +5/12/19/28, +10% gold obtained after battle, max +15 coins
|-
|[[Elevating vest]]
|10,000
|Defence +5/12/19/28, +10% experience points, max +75 points
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|25,000
|Defence +46/48/51/54, Charm +39/42/45/48
|-
|[[Platinum sword]]
|50,000
|Attack +60/63/67/71, Charm +12/13/14/15
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|Attack +85/90/95/101, Agility +10/11/12/13, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|Attack +108/114/121/128, Charm +31/33/36/40, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Creat [[Dread dagger]], [[Papillon mask]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]], Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|Attack +84/87/91/95, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|Defence +49/51/53/57, +20% Fizzle, Snooze, & Whack protection, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Restore all HP for whole party, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|Defence +63/66/70/74, Block +9, -10% all elemental damage, Casts Magic Barrier, Act 3 onwards
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |

====[[Octagonia]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|Love potion
|100
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|Restores at least 90 MP
|-
|[[Bow tie]]
|3,000
|Defence +2, Charm +10/15/20/25
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions]] forge manual
|5,000
|Creat [[Ethereal shield]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Molten globules]]
|20,000
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Important_items|Cheat sheet]]
|30,000
|Counts symbols on Slime Quest machines to pinpoint results
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|Defence +53/55/58/61, Charm +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[Imp knife]]
|60,000
|Attack +74/77/80/83, 8% chance to Dazzle target
|-
|[[Scandalous swimsuit]]
|70,000
|Defence +1, Charm +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Fire ball]]
|80,000
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|Ride a Great Sabrecat. Act 3 onwards. ''Definitive edition'' only
|-
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]]
|200,000
|Defence +67/69/72/75, Charm +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|Defence +67/69/62/75, Charm +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|Defence +31/32/33/35, Magical Might +25/26/27/29, Magical Mending +25/26/27/29, Restore 1/1/2/3 MP when walking
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|Attack +96, Charm +22
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|Recovers all MP on use, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|Creat [[Über falcon blade]], [[Über miracle sword]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Usable_items|Pep pip]]
|125,000
|One character becomes pepped up , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|Defence +1, Charm +150/160/180/300
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|1,000,000
|Defence +63/66/70/74, +20% Fizzle, Snooze, & Whack resistance, Act 3 onwards
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

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Casino

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 13:54:39 GMT

Gerik: /* Octagonia */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''Pickham Casino Prizes'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''Baccarat Casino Prizes'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]]. The second is in Octagonia after you defeated [[Booga]] in the second act. In the third act, new prices are available.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|Creat [[Bunny ears]], [[Bunny suit]], [[Fishnet stockings]] with the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]]
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|Defence +23/24/25/27
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|Defence +24/25/27/29, Block +6%
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|Revives one character.
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|Attack +27/31/35/39, Critical Hit chance +2%
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|Attack +23/25/27/29, Magical Might +21/23/25/27, Magical Mending +10/11/11/12, MP Absorb +9%
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|Defence +5/12/19/28, +10% gold obtained after battle, max +15 coins
|-
|[[Elevating vest]]
|10,000
|Defence +5/12/19/28, +10% experience points, max +75 points
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|25,000
|Defence +46/48/51/54, Charm +39/42/45/48
|-
|[[Platinum sword]]
|50,000
|Attack +60/63/67/71, Charm +12/13/14/15
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|Attack +85/90/95/101, Agility +10/11/12/13, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|Attack +108/114/121/128, Charm +31/33/36/40, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Creat [[Dread dagger]], [[Papillon mask]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]], Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|Attack +84/87/91/95, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|Defence +49/51/53/57, +20% Fizzle, Snooze, & Whack protection, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Restore all HP for whole party, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|Defence +63/66/70/74, Block +9, -10% all elemental damage, Casts Magic Barrier, Act 3 onwards
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |

====[[Octagonia]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|Love potion
|100
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|Restores at least 90 MP
|-
|[[Bow tie]]
|3,000
|Defence +2, Charm +10/15/20/25
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions]] forge manual
|5,000
|Creat [[Ethereal shield]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Molten globules]]
|20,000
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Important_items|Cheat sheet]]
|30,000
|Counts symbols on Slime Quest machines to pinpoint results
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|Defence +53/55/58/61, Charm +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[Imp knife]]
|60,000
|Attack +74/77/80/83, 8% chance to Dazzle target
|-
|[[Scandalous swimsuit]]
|70,000
|Defence +1, Charm +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Fire ball]]
|80,000
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|Ride a Great Sabrecat. Act 3 onwards. ''Definitive edition'' only
|-
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]]
|200,000
|Defence +67/69/72/75, Charm +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|Defence +67/69/62/75, Charm +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|Defence +31/32/33/35, Magical Might +25/26/27/29, Magical Mending +25/26/27/29, Restore 1/1/2/3 MP when walking
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|Attack +96, Charm +22
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|Recovers all MP on use, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|Creat [[Über falcon blade]], [[Über miracle sword]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Usable_items|Pep pip]]
|125,000
|One character becomes pepped up , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|Defence +1, Charm +150/160/180/300
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|1,000,000
|Defence +63/66/70/74, +20% Fizzle, Snooze, & Whack resistance, Act 3 onwards
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

{{Series_mechanics}}
[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Recurring elements|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Casino

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 13:53:55 GMT

Gerik: /* Octagonia */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''Pickham Casino Prizes'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''Baccarat Casino Prizes'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]]. The second is in Octagonia after you defeated [[Booga]] in the second act. In the third act, new prices are available.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|Creat [[Bunny ears]], [[Bunny suit]], [[Fishnet stockings]] with the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]]
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|Defence +23/24/25/27
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|Defence +24/25/27/29, Block +6%
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|Revives one character.
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|Attack +27/31/35/39, Critical Hit chance +2%
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|Attack +23/25/27/29, Magical Might +21/23/25/27, Magical Mending +10/11/11/12, MP Absorb +9%
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|Defence +5/12/19/28, +10% gold obtained after battle, max +15 coins
|-
|[[Elevating vest]]
|10,000
|Defence +5/12/19/28, +10% experience points, max +75 points
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|25,000
|Defence +46/48/51/54, Charm +39/42/45/48
|-
|[[Platinum sword]]
|50,000
|Attack +60/63/67/71, Charm +12/13/14/15
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|Attack +85/90/95/101, Agility +10/11/12/13, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|Attack +108/114/121/128, Charm +31/33/36/40, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Creat [[Dread dagger]], [[Papillon mask]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]], Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|Attack +84/87/91/95, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|Defence +49/51/53/57, +20% Fizzle, Snooze, & Whack protection, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Restore all HP for whole party, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|Defence +63/66/70/74, Block +9, -10% all elemental damage, Casts Magic Barrier, Act 3 onwards
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |

====[[Octagonia]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|Love potion
|100
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|Recovers all MP on use.
|-
|[[Bow tie]]
|3,000
|Defence +2, Charm +10/15/20/25
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions]] forge manual
|5,000
|Creat [[Ethereal shield]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Molten globules]]
|20,000
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Important_items|Cheat sheet]]
|30,000
|Counts symbols on Slime Quest machines to pinpoint results
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|Defence +53/55/58/61, Charm +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[Imp knife]]
|60,000
|Attack +74/77/80/83, 8% chance to Dazzle target
|-
|[[Scandalous swimsuit]]
|70,000
|Defence +1, Charm +100/115/130/150
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Fire ball]]
|80,000
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|Ride a Great Sabrecat. Act 3 onwards. ''Definitive edition'' only
|-
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]]
|200,000
|Defence +67/69/72/75, Charm +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|Defence +67/69/62/75, Charm +62/65/68/71, 20% chance to reflect spells
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|Defence +31/32/33/35, Magical Might +25/26/27/29, Magical Mending +25/26/27/29, Restore 1/1/2/3 MP when walking
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|Attack +96, Charm +22
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|Recovers all MP on use, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|Creat [[Über falcon blade]], [[Über miracle sword]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]]
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Usable_items|Pep pip]]
|125,000
|One character becomes pepped up , Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|Defence +1, Charm +150/160/180/300
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|1,000,000
|Defence +63/66/70/74, +20% Fizzle, Snooze, & Whack resistance, Act 3 onwards
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

{{Series_mechanics}}
[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Recurring elements|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Casino

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 13:38:16 GMT

Gerik: /* Octagonia */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
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====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
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====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
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====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

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====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
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====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
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====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''Pickham Casino Prizes'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''Baccarat Casino Prizes'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]]. The second is in Octagonia after you defeated [[Booga]] in the second act. In the third act, new prices are available.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|Creat [[Bunny ears]], [[Bunny suit]], [[Fishnet stockings]] with the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]]
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|Defence +23/24/25/27
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|Defence +24/25/27/29, Block +6%
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|Revives one character.
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|Attack +27/31/35/39, Critical Hit chance +2%
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|Attack +23/25/27/29, Magical Might +21/23/25/27, Magical Mending +10/11/11/12, MP Absorb +9%
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|Defence +5/12/19/28, +10% gold obtained after battle, max +15 coins
|-
|[[Elevating vest]]
|10,000
|Defence +5/12/19/28, +10% experience points, max +75 points
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|25,000
|Defence +46/48/51/54, Charm +39/42/45/48
|-
|[[Platinum sword]]
|50,000
|Attack +60/63/67/71, Charm +12/13/14/15
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|Attack +85/90/95/101, Agility +10/11/12/13, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|Attack +108/114/121/128, Charm +31/33/36/40, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Creat [[Dread dagger]], [[Papillon mask]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]], Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|Attack +84/87/91/95, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|Defence +49/51/53/57, +20% Fizzle, Snooze, & Whack protection, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Restore all HP for whole party, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|Defence +63/66/70/74, Block +9, -10% all elemental damage, Casts Magic Barrier, Act 3 onwards
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |

====[[Octagonia]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|Love potion
|100
|Fun-Size Forge material
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|Recovers all MP on use.
|-
|[[Bow tie]]
|3,000
|
|-
|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions
|5,000
|
|-
|Molten globules
|20,000
|
|-
|Cheat sheet
|30,000
|
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|
|-
|[[Imp knife]]
|60,000
|
|-
|[[Scandalous swimsuit]]
|70,000
|
|-
|Fire ball
|80,000
|
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|
|-
|[[Twinkling tuxedo]]
|200,000
|
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|
|-
|Pep pip
|125,000
|
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|1,000,000
|
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

{{Series_mechanics}}
[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Recurring elements|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Casino

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 13:35:34 GMT

Gerik: /* Puerto Valor */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''Pickham Casino Prizes'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''Baccarat Casino Prizes'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]]. The second is in Octagonia after you defeated [[Booga]] in the second act. In the third act, new prices are available.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|Creat [[Bunny ears]], [[Bunny suit]], [[Fishnet stockings]] with the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]]
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|Defence +23/24/25/27
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|Defence +24/25/27/29, Block +6%
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|Revives one character.
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|Attack +27/31/35/39, Critical Hit chance +2%
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|Attack +23/25/27/29, Magical Might +21/23/25/27, Magical Mending +10/11/11/12, MP Absorb +9%
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|Defence +5/12/19/28, +10% gold obtained after battle, max +15 coins
|-
|[[Elevating vest]]
|10,000
|Defence +5/12/19/28, +10% experience points, max +75 points
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|25,000
|Defence +46/48/51/54, Charm +39/42/45/48
|-
|[[Platinum sword]]
|50,000
|Attack +60/63/67/71, Charm +12/13/14/15
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|Attack +85/90/95/101, Agility +10/11/12/13, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|Attack +108/114/121/128, Charm +31/33/36/40, Parry chance +2%
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Creat [[Dread dagger]], [[Papillon mask]] with [[Fun-Size Forge]], Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|Attack +84/87/91/95, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|Defence +49/51/53/57, +20% Fizzle, Snooze, & Whack protection, Act 2 onwards
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Restore all HP for whole party, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|Fun-Size Forge material, Act 3 onwards
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|Defence +63/66/70/74, Block +9, -10% all elemental damage, Casts Magic Barrier, Act 3 onwards
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |

====[[Octagonia]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|Love potion
|100
|
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|
|-
|Bow tie
|3,000
|
|-
|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions
|5,000
|
|-
|Molten globules
|20,000
|
|-
|Cheat sheet
|30,000
|
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|
|-
|Imp knife
|60,000
|
|-
|Scandalous swimsuit
|70,000
|
|-
|Fire ball
|80,000
|
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|
|-
|Twinkling tuxedo
|200,000
|
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|
|-
|Pep pip
|125,000
|
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|
|-
|Metal king helm
|1,000,000
|
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

{{Series_mechanics}}
[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Recurring elements|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Casino

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 13:24:37 GMT

Gerik: /* Puerto Valor */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''Pickham Casino Prizes'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''Baccarat Casino Prizes'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]]. The second is in Octagonia after you defeated [[Booga]] in the second act. In the third act, new prices are available.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|Creat [[Bunny ears]], [[Bunny suit]], [[Fishnet stockings]] with the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]]
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|Defence +23/24/25/27
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|Defence +24/25/27/29, Block +6%
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|Revives one character.
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|Attack +27/31/35/39, Critical Hit chance +2%
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|Attack +23/25/27/29, Magical Might +21/23/25/27, Magical Mending +10/11/11/12, MP Absorb +9%
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|
|-
|[[Elevating vest]]
|10,000
|
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|25,000
|
|-
|[[Platinum sword]]
|50,000
|
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|Act only
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|Act only
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|Act 3 only
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |

====[[Octagonia]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|Love potion
|100
|
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|
|-
|Bow tie
|3,000
|
|-
|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions
|5,000
|
|-
|Molten globules
|20,000
|
|-
|Cheat sheet
|30,000
|
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|
|-
|Imp knife
|60,000
|
|-
|Scandalous swimsuit
|70,000
|
|-
|Fire ball
|80,000
|
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|
|-
|Twinkling tuxedo
|200,000
|
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|
|-
|Pep pip
|125,000
|
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|
|-
|Metal king helm
|1,000,000
|
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

{{Series_mechanics}}
[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Recurring elements|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Casino

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 13:17:48 GMT

Gerik: /* {{DQ11}} */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''Pickham Casino Prizes'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''Baccarat Casino Prizes'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]]. The second is in Octagonia after you defeated [[Booga]] in the second act. In the third act, new prices are available.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====[[Puerto Valor]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|
|-
|Elevating vest
|10,000
|
|-
|Spangled dress
|25,000
|
|-
|Platinum sword
|50,000
|
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|Act only
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|Act only
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|Act 3 only
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====[[Octagonia]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|-
|Love potion
|100
|
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|
|-
|Bow tie
|3,000
|
|-
|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions
|5,000
|
|-
|Molten globules
|20,000
|
|-
|Cheat sheet
|30,000
|
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|
|-
|Imp knife
|60,000
|
|-
|Scandalous swimsuit
|70,000
|
|-
|Fire ball
|80,000
|
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|
|-
|Twinkling tuxedo
|200,000
|
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|
|-
|Pep pip
|125,000
|
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|
|-
|Metal king helm
|1,000,000
|
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

{{Series_mechanics}}
[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Recurring elements|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Casino

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 13:13:32 GMT

Gerik: /* {{DQ11}} */

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''Pickham Casino Prizes'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''Baccarat Casino Prizes'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]]. The second is in Octagonia after you defeated [[Booga]] in the second act. In the third act, new prices are available.

====Puerto Valor====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|
|-
|Elevating vest
|10,000
|
|-
|Spangled dress
|25,000
|
|-
|Platinum sword
|50,000
|
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|Act only
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|Act only
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|Act 3 only
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

{{Series_mechanics}}
[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Recurring elements|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Casino

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 13:11:14 GMT

Gerik:

[[Image:DQVCasino.png|thumb|right|450px|The Fortuna casino in {{Dragon Quest V}}.]]
The '''Casino''' is a recurring mini-game in the {{DQSeries}}.

Casinos appear in all games beginning with {{DQ4}}. While gambling in the ''Dragon Quest'' series began in {{DQ2}}, where merchants would give out [[tombola]] tickets for use similar to a slot machine, the full blown casino had its debut in the fourth title.

==Description==
[[Image:DQIV_Bunny_Girl.png|right|thumb|160px|One of the "mascots".]]
The Casino is a gambling hall, usually underground, where the player can use their [[gold]] coins to purchase casino tokens, or coins, which can then be wagered on various games of chance. The only reward for doing well in these games is more tokens, but after accruing large amounts of them, the player can cash them in for various special items, many of which cannot be obtained anywhere else and are usually among the most powerful in the game. Simply buying enough tokens to purchase the desired items would be insanely expensive, basically necessitating high performance on the casino floor if one wishes to obtain the best prizes. Of course, all games are set in favor of the player losing, so many devise special tricks to increase their odds. Tokens cannot be exchanged for [[gold]].

The Casino is known for its "mascots", the energetic, bunny-eared young women who promote the location and do the more secretarial work.

{{DQ9}} was the first main series game since {{DQ}} to not include a form of gambling.

==Games==
===Slot machine===
Insert 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tokens for a chance to earn multiples of that amount with each spin. The input to return on these machines are very small in {{Dragon Quest IV}}. This game is the least likely to give the player a high return.

The Slot Machines in {{Dragon Warrior IV}} {{NES}} and {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} has 3 rows bets up to 5 coins and a small return for each win.

However in {{Dragon Quest V}}, {{VI}}, and {{XI}}, there are 5 rows which increases the chance of getting 3 or more in a row. The player can choose from 3 different slot machines colored either green, blue, or red which determines the minimum bet they can place. The player can place up to 9 tokens on green slot machines, 90 tokens on blue slot machines, and 900 tokens on red slot machines. These machines can give the player a high return if they win. In {{Dragon Quest VI}}, there is another type of slot machine that works identically to the ones in IV.

In {{Dragon Quest VIII}} the slot machines work largely the same as they did in ''IV'', with the exception being that the player can bet tokens on slot machines that allow higher bets.

===Video Poker===
This game is played just like video poker (Jokers Wild video poker to be exact). The player is first dealt five cards. Then the player decides which cards to hold and which to draw. After the draw (if any) the player receives a payout for the following winning hands. Unlike real-life Jokers Wild video poker, the minimum pay out is two pair or better as opposed to pair of Kings or better. Also, any kind of Royal Flush will win the jackpot; in real video poker you must have a "natural" (no wild cards) Royal Flush for the jackpot. Starting with Dragon Quest V, only the Royal Jelly Flush wins the jackpot.

'''Poker Hands'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Poker Hand'''
|width="55%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Requirements'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Odds'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Payout'''
|-
|'''Two Pair'''
|Having two pairs of the same cards. (e.g. Pair of 2s and Pair of 3s)
|15 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Three of a kind'''
|Having three of the same card. (e.g Three 4s)
|36 to 1
|1 to 1
|-
|'''Straight'''
|Having cards in successive order in any suit. (e.g 5c, 6d, 7h, 8s, 9c)
|237 to 1
|2 to 1
|-
|'''Flush'''
|Having any cards in the same suit. (e.g. 2s, 3s, 5s, 8s, Ks)
|468 to 1
|4 to 1
|-
|'''Full House'''
|Having three of a kind and a pair in the same hand. (e.g. Three 10s and Two Jacks)
|614 to 1
|10 to 1
|-
|'''Four of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card. (e.g. Four Queens)
|4004 to 1
|20 to 1
|-
|'''Five of a Kind'''
|Having four of the same card plus the joker.
|22,101 to 1
|50 to 1
|-
|'''Straight Flush'''
|Having a straight in the same suit. (e.g. 5 to 9 in spades)
|71,839 to 1
|100 to 1
|-
|'''Royal Flush'''
|Having a straight flush with the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace.
|649,020 to 1
|200 to 1
|-
|'''Slime Flush'''
|Having a royal flush in in the slime suit.
|1,296,600 to 1
|500 to 1
|}
Note: Because of the addition of the Joker that can become the highest card the player needs, the odds are slightly lower than in regular poker.

::'''Double or Nothing''': After winning the hand, the dealer will allow the player to go double or nothing, betting their winnings on the chance to double their winnings or lose everything. The game consists of guessing whether or not the face-down card will be higher or lower than the face-up card. Guessing correctly will double the winnings. Guessing incorrectly ends the game and the player leaves with nothing. If the card chosen is the same, it is a draw, and the player gets another chance to guess.

The NES version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}, {{Dragon Quest VI}}, and {{Dragon Quest XI}} instead have the player pick between four cards. The player must guess which of the four cards will be higher than the current face-up card.

::This game is played with a deck of 53 cards, including a Joker. The Joker is the highest and the four 2s are the lowest. Statistically, if the card is a 2, 3, or 4, the next card will be higher. Conversely, if the base card is an Ace, King or Queen, the next card will be lower. Should the Joker appear always pick lower. If the player understands statistics and has some luck, that player can rack up thousands of tokens.

In the {{NES}} version of {{Dragon Warrior IV}}, the player can place up to 100 tokens and get a high return if the player wins.

However in the [[Zenithia Trilogy]] remakes, the player can only bet up to 10 tokens and it is the least likely to give the player a high return.

In ''[[Dragon Quest XI]]'', the player can bet up to 100 tokens before the second act and up to 1000 after the second act. This gives the player a high return if they win.

===[[Monster Arena]]===
[[File:DQIII Romaria Casino.png|right|thumb|150px|{{Dragon Quest III}} Monster Arena]]
The [[Monster Arena]] has the player bet on one monster out of a pool of 3-5 that will then battle each other. The odds are listed before the match and affect the payout, but not necessarily its outcome. Once the match begins, the battle is actually performed as it might happen on the field, opening up the possibility of misses and other events, such as the effects of particular moves. The player is initially limited to a bet of only 50 tokens at once, but can earn up to 10,000 tokens in a single round if he continues to bet his winnings from previous rounds.

In {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}} and {{Dragon Quest V}}, the Monster Arena is the best way to win coins as it gives the player a high return if the player wins the bet.

===Lucky Panel===
Introduced in {{DQ7}}, the lucky panel is a matching game that allows the player to win items along with the usual tokens. The game starts with the player revealing six cards. Doing so gives the player some knowledge of what is under that card. If the player matches a pair of cards before the game actually begins, they stay flipped. After the six cards are revealed, the player is given three chances to match all the cards. If the player can do so within the chances allotted, they win all three prizes in the game. There are 12 cards in the game.

*Two Astrological Aquarius signs
*Two Astrological Cancer signs
*Two Astrological Scorpio signs
*Two Astrological Sagittarius signs
*Two Cursive V cards
*Six prize cards, two for each prize
*Shuffle All Cards
*One Bonus Turn.

The player should avoid the Shuffle All Cards card. Flipping it will usually result in the player losing this game. The player should aim for the One Bonus Turn card as it will help the player win this game.

===Bingo===
Introduced in {{DQ8}}, Bingo gives the player a bingo board with 24 set values plus a free space in the center. A machine randomly picks 10 numbers. Should the numbers form a five number line vertically, horizontally or diagonally, the player wins. The payout is higher the less numbers used to make Bingo.

===Roulette===
Introduced in {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, [http://www.onlinecasinocanadareviews.com/roulette.html Roulette] is equivalent to its real life counterpart, except that unlike a standard roulette wheel which has 00, 0, 1-36, the roulette wheel in this game consists of numbers 0-27 and no 00. A player puts a bet on a number in the hopes that a ball spinning on the roulette wheel lands on that particular number. They can also bet on the color, row, column, section, or corners. However, the payout becomes higher the less likely the odds are of the ball landing on a particular number.

==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
There are monster fight rings in [[Romaria]], [[Isis]], [[Manoza]] and [[Cantlin]]. The {{Hero 3}} is limited to placing bets to win [[gold]]. No special prizes are available.

==={{DQ4}}===
The casino is located in the castle town of [[Endor]] in the basement of the [[inn]]. It has a monster battle arena, slot machines, and a poker table. In {{DQ4 Chapter 2}}, [[Alena]] and her entourage can buy 1 coin for 10 Gold and play at the casino while they are in town for the Endor Tournament. In {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, {{Torneko}} meets {{Ragnar}} there and learns from him that the casino was closed for renovations, and doesn't reopen until near the end of the chapter and he can buy 1 coin for 200 gold. In {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} discovers that {{Maya}} had blown all of her and {{Meena}}'s money. The player can buy 1 token for 20 [[gold]] coins.

In the [[Cell phone]] remakes, some changes have been made in {{Dragon Quest IV}} {{DS}}. The Poker card game in the {{NES}} version allowed you to place up to 100 coins, the {{DS}} remake however only allows the player to place up to 10 coins. Some of the prizes have been replaced, The [[Liquid metal shield]] has been replaced with a [[Falcon blade]], A Spangled sress armor has been added to the prize list. A second casino opens once the [[Pioneer Town]] is fully developed. It offers a different set of prizes including [[Magical skirt]], [[Liquid metal helm]], [[Gospel ring]], than the [[Endor]] [[casino]], but does not have a [[Monster Arena]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ({{NES}} version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water|Magic potion]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]
|500
|Restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Staff of jubilation]]
|1,000
|33 {{Attack}}. An enemy who is struck by it smiles. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror|Mirror of Ra]]
|2,500
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|4,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Liquid metal shield|Metal babble shield]]
|50,000
|60 {{Defence}}. When used in battle has the effect of the [[Snub|Fendspell]]. Can only be equipped by [[Kiryl|Cristo]], [[Borya|Brey]], [[Maya Mahabala|Mara]] and [[Meena Mahabala|Nara]].
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Endor Casino Prizes ([[Nintendo DS]] version)====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|30
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|500
|5 {{Defense}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Gold bracer]]
|1,000
|5 {{Defense}}.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|2,500
|40 {{Defense}}. Can only be equipped by [[Alena]], {{Maya}}, or {{Meena}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|10,000
|Doubles {{Agility}}.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|65,000
|66 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Pioneer Casino Prizes====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|500
|15 {{Defence}}, and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Magical skirt]]
|1,000
|45 {{Defence}}, protects against magical attacks. Can only be worn by female characters.
|-
|[[Thalian staff]]
|3,000
|33 attack
|-
|[[Ra's Mirror]]
|10,000
|Reverts shapeshifters.
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|100,000
|50 {{Defence}}, and protects against [[Confusion]], [[Paralysis]], and {{Sleep}}.
|-
|[[Gospel ring]]
|250,000
|50 {{Luck}}, avoids [[encounter]]s.
|}
|}

After crossing the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]], The {{Hero 4}} receives a congratulations for crossing the tunnel for the 1,000th time (the number of times to cross varies). As a reward, The {{Hero 4}} receives 2,000 casino tokens. In the [[Sony PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the number of tokens awarded is 100.

The {{Hero 4}} will also receive 250,000 if [['The Big Book of Beasts']] is filled out with all of the enemies [[encounter]]ed.

In the {{NES}} version, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Poker Card table and bets 100 coins and risk the double or nothing round bets to make more money. However this is risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

In the [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Cell phone]] remakes, it is highly recommended that the player goes to the Monster Arena and bets up to 50 tokens, they can place the bet on one monster which often fights in 3 or 4 monsters, the player has a 25 to 33 percent chance that the monster they bet on will survive and win the fight. If the players monsters wins the first round they can then choose to multiply their money and bet again on a monster. However this is risky as the players monster they bet on can die and lose the fight or if the player chooses to quit the round, sometimes the monster battles will end in a tie if they use up too many turns and the player will get their money back and has to try again. If the player wins over 10,000 coins the monster arena bet will end. Once they win money the player should save the game at the church.

The player can make easy money by buying [[Prayer ring]]s for 500 tokes and sell them for 2250 [[gold]] coins. Later on, they can also buy [[Magical skirt]]s for 1000 tokens and sell them for 7350 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ5}}===
This installment has a casino in [[Fortuna]], in a highly decorated building at the center of town. It was the first casino to feature a slime race track.

In the remakes, a second casino is at the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] Casino [[Ship]] ship near [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Pontoon]]. Aside from various games, both casinos also feature a [[T'n'T board]] in the lower level. The Fortuna casino features a monster arena, while the Ventuno one has poker tables instead.

{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|300
|Recovers all {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|Casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Falcon knife earrings]]
|10,000
|35 {{Attack}}, attacks twice per round. Can only be equipped by female [[Human]]s or {{Slime}} companions.
|-
|[[Monster magnet]]
|20,000
|5 {{Defence}}, and increases the chance of a [[Monster recruitment|monster being recruited]]. Can only be equipped by the {{Hero 5}}.
|-
|[[Metal king sword]]
|50,000
|130 {{Attack}}.
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|250,000
|100 {{Attack}}, hits all enemies.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available at both Fortuna & Ventuna casinos.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|The Monster magnet was added to the [[Cell phone]] ports of the game as of July 5, 2019.
|}

==={{DQ6}}===
The game has three casinos, each with different prizes. They're found in:
*[[Port Haven]] - Stairway north of the port house.
*[[Turnscote]] - Center of the town.
*[[Greedmore Valley]] - Downstairs in the valley [[Inn]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Port Haven====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Kamikazee bracer]]
|5,000
|10 {{Style}} and casts [[Kamikazee]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Turnscote====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Silk tuxedo]]
|500
|10 {{Defence}} & 40 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Dragon shield]]
|2,000
|30 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Platinum mail]]
|3,500
|66 {{Defence}} & 51 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|}
| valign="top" width="30%" |
====Greedmore Valley====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
|Revives one fallen ally.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|5,000
|5 {{Defence}} & 22 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|67 {{Attack}} & 32 {{Style}}. Can attack twice per round with it.
|-
|[[Kerplunk bracer]]
|20,000
|10 {{Defence}} & 25 {{Style}}. Also casts [[Kerplunk]] if the wearer is defeated.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|150,000
|115 {{Defence}} & 45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
|125 {{Attack}} & 26 {{Style}}. Attacks all enemies.
|}
|}

It is highly recommended that the player place bets on the slot machine and bet up to 9 tokens, 90 tokens and 900 tokens. This is also risky as the player can lose money and may have to rest the game. Once they win money, the player should save the game at the [[church]].

The player can make easy money at Port Haven by buying [[Silk tuxedo]] for 500 tokens and sell it for 2625 [[gold]] coins.

==={{DQ7}}===
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Pilgrim's Rest]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Trailblazing bandana]]
|100
| +5 {{Defence}}/+17 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|200
|Restores a small amount of {{MP}}.
|-
|[[Fishnet stockings]]
|400
| +5 {{Defence}}/+10 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Magic vestment]]
|1,000
| +30 {{Defence}}/+20 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|3,000
| +5 {{Defence}}/+3 {{Style}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Bottlenose buckler]]
|5,000
| +28 {{Defence}}/+28 {{Style}}.
|-
|colspan=3 align=center|Prizes are available in both the past and present
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[Buccanham]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|1,000
| Revives one character.
|-
|[[Fragment#Mysterious Fragment|Mysterious Fragment]]
|2,000
| ????
|-
|[[Monster Meadows#Enclosure Plans|Enclosure Plan]]
|5,000
| Upgrades [[Monster Meadows]].
|-
|[[Mercury's rapier]]
|10,000
| +65 {{Attack}}/+32 {{Style}}, swift strike twice against an enemy.
|-
|[[Sacred armour]]
|20,000
| +75 {{Defence}}/+55 {{Style}}, restores some {{HP}} once each turn.
|-
|[[Metal king helm]]
|50,000
| +60 {{Defence}}/+38 {{Style}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="20%" |
====[[The Haven]]====
{|width="75%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Smart suit]]
|2,000
| +40 {{Defence}}/+47 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Meteorite bracer]]
|15,000
| x2 {{Agility}}/+5 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|30,000
| +115 {{Defence}}/+45 {{Style}}.
|-
|[[Prism peacock]] [[Monster Heart|heart]]
|100,000
| Allows a character to change their {{Vocation}} to [[Prism peacock (vocation)|Prism peacock]]
|-
|[[Flail of destruction]]
|300,000
| +125 {{Attack}}/+26 {{Style}}, attacks all enemies.
|-
|[[Skimpy nightie]]
|500,000
| +73 {{Defence}}/+88 {{Style}}, 1/6 chance to stun enemies!
|}
|}

==={{DQ8}}===
This installment has casinos in both [[Baccarat]] and [[Pickham]]; the first one the player can access is in Pickham.

The casino in [[Baccarat]] has slot machines, roulette wheels, and a bingo machine operated by a [[healslime]].

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''Pickham Casino Prizes'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Magic water]]
|100
|Recovers some {{MP}} on use.
|-
|[[Silver platter]]
|500
|8 {{Defence}}, can only be equipped by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Agility ring]]
|1000
|{{Agility}} +15.
|-
|[[Titan belt]]
|1500
|{{Attack}} +10.
|-
|[[Rune staff]]
|3000
|30 {{Attack}}, casts [[Kabuff]] on use.
|-
|[[Platinum headgear]]
|5000
|30 {{Defence}}.
|}
| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''Baccarat Casino Prizes'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[Prayer ring]]
|1000
|5 {{Defence}}, restores some {{MP}} upon use until it crumbles.
|-
|[[Spangled dress]]
|3000
|46 {{Defence}}, can only be worn by {{Jessica}} and [[Red]].
|-
|[[Saint's Ashes]]
|5000
|For use in [[alchemy]].
|-
|[[Falcon blade]]
|10,000
|37 {{Attack}}, hits twice per round.
|-
|[[Gothic mitre]] (3DS version only)
|25,000
|36 {{Defence}}, reduces the chance of being afflicted with Snooze, Whack, Fuddle, and Paralysis by 50%, can only be equipped by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|Hero]].
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|50000
|101 {{Defence}}.
|-
|[[Gringham Whip]]
|200000
|127 attack, hits all {{MFamilies}}s.
|}
|}

==={{DQ11}}===

There are two casino available in the game. The first is at [[Puerto Valor]]. The second is in Octagonia after you defeated [[Booga]] in the second act. In the third act, new prices are available.

{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''Puerto Valor Casino Prizes'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Down the Rabbithole]] forge manual
|500
|
|-
|[[Mercury's bandana]]
|2,500
|
|-
|[[White shield]]
|5,000
|
|-
|[[Yggdrasil leaf]]
|5,000
|
|-
|[[Infernails]]
|7,500
|
|-
|[[Staff of sentencing]]
|7,500
|
|-
|[[Arriviste's vest]]
|10,000
|
|-
|Elevating vest
|10,000
|
|-
|Spangled dress
|25,000
|
|-
|Platinum sword
|50,000
|
|-
|[[Lightning lance]]
|75,000
|
|-
|[[Platinum powersword]]
|100,000
|
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Mothmask Propheties]] forge manual
|1000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[Sainted soma]]
|30,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[Metal slime sword]]
|250,000
|Act only
|-
|[[Liquid metal helm]]
|500,000
|Act only
|-
|[[Yggdrasil dew]]
|10,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Agate of Evolution]]
|50,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[List_of_items_in_Dragon_Quest_XI#Fun-Size_Forge_materials|Spectralite]]
|200,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[Devilry drinker]]
|800,000
|Act 3 only
|}
| valign="top" width="50%" |
'''Octagonia Casino Prizes'''
{|width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1"
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Prize'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Tokens'''
|width="75%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Information'''
|-
|Love potion
|100
|
|-
|[[Sage's elixir]]
|1,000
|
|-
|Bow tie
|3,000
|
|-
|Your Very Own Aegis of Illusions
|5,000
|
|-
|Molten globules
|20,000
|
|-
|Cheat sheet
|30,000
|
|-
|[[Mardi garb]]
|40,000
|
|-
|Imp knife
|60,000
|
|-
|Scandalous swimsuit
|70,000
|
|-
|Fire ball
|80,000
|
|-
|[[Peerless parade costume]]
|90,000
|Act 3 only
|-
|[[Baumren's bell]]
|120,000
|
|-
|Twinkling tuxedo
|200,000
|
|-
|[[Shimmering dress]]
|200,000
|
|-
|[[Happy hat]]
|300,000
|
|-
|[[Gringham whip]]
|750,000
|
|-
|[[Elfin elixir]]
|10,000
|
|-
|[[Slime crown]]
|50,000
|
|-
|[[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Überswords Illustrated]] forge manual
|70,000
|
|-
|[[Gold bar]]
|100,000
|
|-
|Pep pip
|125,000
|
|-
|[[Hot bikini]]
|150,000
|
|-
|Metal king helm
|1,000,000
|
|}
|}

==See also==
*[[Bank]]
*[[Inn]]
*[[Church]]

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
DQIV_Casino_Token.png|{{Famicom}} art of a casino token
File:VII casino.jpg|[[Maribel Mayde]] concentrating at a casino in ''VII''
DQ 4koma Gekijou 10.png|Casino on a manga cover
</gallery></center>

{{Series_mechanics}}
[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Recurring elements|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Upgradable equipment

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 12:35:39 GMT

Gerik: /* Weapons */

The '''Upgradable equipment''' is a fan term referring to a category of endgame optionnal equipments in few games, even be the best equipments possible. Their distinctive feature is that they can be upgraded to be even more powerful, each piece of equipment comes in 4 versions.

=={{DQ9}}==

The upgradable equipment make their first appareance in this game and are the best weapons and armours that can be found. The weapons can only be found in a [[List_of_treasure_map_treasure_chest_ranks_in_Dragon_Quest_IX#Rank_10/S|Rang 10 Chest]] at 1% in the [[Treasure map (Dragon Quest IX)|Treasure map Grottos]] when the armour can be dropped at 2% in different [[List of treasure map bosses in Dragon Quest IX|bosses]] of the Treasure map Grottos.

When found, they can be upgraded with the [[Krak Pot]] in the [[Quester's Rest |Quester's Rest inn]] multiple time. The first upgrade for any equipment require a [[Agate of Evolution]] and an [[List of alchemy ingredients in Dragon Quest IX|Orb]] only dropped by the Legacy Bosses, the second upgrade require 3 Agate of Evolution and 3 Orb of the same colours. A third upgrade making the equipment even stronger is only accessible with a [[Alchemiracle]] when doing the second upgrade. If it doesn't succeed, a [[Reset stone]] can be combine with the equipment obtained to send it back to the first stage and start again.

===Weapons===
Axes (Purple Orb): [[File:Bad axe IX Icon.png|32px]][[Bad axe]] → [[File:Bad axe IX Icon.png|32px]][[Maxi axe]] → [[File:Bad axe IX Icon.png|32px]][[Climaxe]] / [[File:Galaxy axe IX Icon.png|32px]][[Galaxy axe]]

Boomerang (Silver Orb): [[File:Meteorang Icon IX.png|32px]][[Meteorang]] → [[File:Meteorang Icon IX.png|32px]][[Asterang]] → [[File:Meteorang Icon IX.png|32px]][[Stellarang]] / [[File:GalaxarangIXicon.png|32px]][[Galaxarang]]

Bow (Yellow Orb): [[File:DQIX Angels bow.png|32px]][[Angel's bow]] → [[File:DQIX Angels bow.png|32px]][[Archangel's bow]] → [[File:DQIX Angels bow.png|32px]][[Aeon's bow]] / [[Seraph's bow]]

Claws (Red Orb): [[Dragonlord claws]] → [[Dragovian claws]] → [[Dragovian lord claws]] / [[File:Xenlon clawsIXicon.png|32px]][[Xenlon claws]]

Fan (Green Orb): [[Critical fan]] → [[Overcritical fan]] → [[Hypercritical fan]] / [[Dire critical fan]]

Hammer (Yellow Orb): [[Groundbreaker]] → [[Earthsplitter (weapon)|Earthsplitter]] → [[Moonmasher]] / [[Starsmasher]]

Knive (Purple Orb): [[Deft dagger]] → [[Darting dagger]] → [[Dashing dagger]] / [[Dynamo dagger]]

Spear (Red Orb): [[File:Poker.png|32px]][[Poker]] → [[File:Poker.png|32px]][[Stud poker]] → [[File:Poker.png|32px]][[Split-pot poker]] / [[Red-hot poker]]

Staff (Blue Orb): [[Knockout rod]] → [[Senseless stick]] → [[Catatonic cosh]] / [[Coma cudgel]]

Sword (Silver Orb): [[File:Stardust sword.png|32px]][[Stardust sword]] → [[File:Stardust sword.png|32px]][[Nebula sword]] → [[File:Stardust sword.png|32px]][[Supernova sword]] / [[File:Hypernova swordIXicon.png|32px]][[Hypernova sword]]

Wand (Blue Orb): [[File:Bright staff.png|32px]][[Bright staff]] → [[File:Bright staff.png|32px]][[Shining staff]] → [[File:Bright staff.png|32px]][[Brilliant staff]] / [[File:DQIX Aurora staff.png|32px]][[Aurora staff]]

Whip (Green Orb): [[File:Mega gringham whip DQIX.png|32px]][[Gringham whip]] → [[File:Mega gringham whip DQIX.png|32px]][[Mega gringham whip]] → [[File:Mega gringham whip DQIX.png|32px]][[Giga gringham whip]] / [[File:Über gringham whip DQIX.png|32px]][[Über gringham whip]]

===Armours===
Shield (Green Orb) [[File:DQIX Brain drainer.png|32px]][[Brain drainer]] → [[File:DQIX Brain drainer.png|32px]][[Psyche swiper]] → [[File:DQIX Brain drainer.png|32px]][[Devilry drinker]] / [[File:Soulsucker.png|32px]][[Soul sucker]]

Armor 1 (Red Orb) [[File:DQIX Victorious armour.png|32px]][[Victorious armour]] → [[File:DQIX Victorious armour.png|32px]][[Glorious armour]] → [[File:DQIX Victorious armour.png|32px]][[Mythical armour]] / [[File:Legendary armourIXicon.png|32px]][[Legendary armour]]

Armor 2 (Blue Orb): [[File:DQIX tropotoga.png|32px]][[Tropotoga]] → [[File:DQIX tropotoga.png|32px]][[Stratotoga]] → [[File:DQIX tropotoga.png|32px]][[Mesotoga]] / [[File:DQIX exotoga.png|32px]][[Exotoga]]

Armor 3 (Yellow Orb): [[File:DQIX angels robe.png|32px]][[Angel's robe]] → [[File:DQIX angels robe.png|32px]][[Archangel's robe]] → [[File:DQIX angels robe.png|32px]][[Aeon's robe]] / [[File:DQIX seraphs robe.png|32px]][[Seraph's robe]]

Headwear 1 (Purple Orb): [[File:DQIX Hallowed helm.png|32px]][[Hallowed helm]] → [[File:DQIX Hallowed helm.png|32px]][[Blessed helm]] → [[File:DQIX Hallowed helm.png|32px]][[Wonder helm]] / [[File:DQIX Heavenly helm.png|32px]][[Heavenly helm]]

Headwear 2 (Green Orb): [[File:DQIX Spring breeze hat.png|32px]][[Spring breeze hat]] → [[File:DQIX Summer cloud hat.png|32px]][[Summer cloud hat]] → [[File:DQIX Autumn shower hat.png|32px]][[Autumn shower hat]] → [[File:DQIX Winter sky hat.png|32px]][[Winter sky hat]]

Handwear 1 (Red Orb): [[File:DQIX Vesta gauntlets.png|32px]][[Vesta gauntlets]] → [[File:DQIX Vesta gauntlets.png|32px]][[Diana gauntlets]] → [[File:DQIX Vesta gauntlets.png|32px]][[Tempestes gauntlets]] / [[File:DQIX Sol Invictus gauntlets.png|32px]][[Sol Invictus gauntlets]]

Handwear 2 (Silver Orb): [[File:DQIX apprentices gloves.png|32px]][[Apprentice's gloves]] → [[File:DQIX apprentices gloves.png|32px]][[Master's gloves]] → [[File:DQIX apprentices gloves.png|32px]][[Grandmaster's gloves]] / [[File:DQIX godly gloves.png|32px]][[Godly gloves]]

Leg armour (Purple Orb): [[File:DQIX invincible trousers.png|32px]][[Invincible trousers]] → [[File:DQIX invincible trousers.png|32px]][[Immortal trousers]] → [[File:DQIX invincible trousers.png|32px]][[Eternity trousers]] / [[File:DQIX infinity trousers.png|32px]][[Infinity trousers]]

Footwear 1 (Yellow Orb): [[File:DQIX Heros boots.png|32px]][[Hero's boots]] → [[File:DQIX Heros boots.png|32px]][[Basilic boots]] → [[File:DQIX Heros boots.png|32px]][[Emperor's boots]] / [[File:DQIX Boots of beatitude.png|32px]][[Boots of beatitude]]

Footwear 2 (Blue Orb): [[File:DQIX Sensible sandals.png|32px]][[Sensible sandals]] → [[File:DQIX Sensible sandals.png|32px]][[Sagacious sandals]] → [[File:DQIX Sensible sandals.png|32px]][[Sapient sandals]] / [[File:DQIX Sentient sandals.png|32px]][[Sentient sandals]]

=={{DQ11}}==

The Upgradable equipment make another appearance in this game with few changes. Only the armors and the helmets return, the weapons are the only equipment who can be upgraded and it's no more random elements to get the final version of the weapon and the armours are only found in their final version. Only the weapons who was existed in the previous game appear, the Greatsword and the Wand doesn't have their own version.

The weapons can be collected at various points in second act while three [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Forge manuals]] for upgrade them are found in act 3. The first is found in the [[Tower of Lost Time]], the second in the Sage's Trial of the [[Drustan's labyrinth]] and the last is won with a wish from [[Drustan]]. The armours are dropped by monsters or forged by the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]].

===Weapons===
Sword (chest in [[Fortress of Fear]] or First Forest Whale way station): [[File:Stardust sword xi icon.png|32px]][[Stardust sword]] → [[File:Nebula sword xi icon.png|32px]][[Nebula sword]] → [[File:Supernova sword xi icon.png|32px]][[Supernova sword]] → [[File:Hypernova sword xi icon.png|32px]][[Hypernova sword]]

Knive (65 [[Mini medal|Mini medals]]): [[File:Deft dagger xi icon.png|32px]][[Deft dagger]] → [[File:Darting dagger xi icon.png|32px]][[Darting dagger]] → [[File:Dashing dagger xi icon.png|32px]][[Dashing dagger]] → [[File:Dynamo dagger xi icon.png|32px]][[Dynamo dagger]]

Boomerang (chest in The Manglegrove, Whale Way Station) [[File:Meteorang xi icon.png|32px]][[Meteorang]] → [[File:Asterang xi icon.png|32px]][[Asterang]] → [[File:Stellarang xi icon.png|32px]][[Stellarang]] → [[File:Galaxarang xi icon.png|32px]][[Galaxarang]]

Heavy wand (Wheel of Harma third trial, 15 turns or less): [[File:Bright staff xi icon.png|32px]][[Bright staff]] → [[File:Shinning staff xi icon.png|32px]][[Shining staff]] → [[File:Brilliant staff xi icon.png|32px]][[Brilliant staff]] → [[File:Aurora staff xi icon.png|32px]][[Aurora staff]]

Whip ([[Octagonia]] casino, second act): [[File:Gringham whip xi icon.png|32px]][[Gringham whip]] → [[File:Mega gringham whip xi icon.png|32px]][[Mega gringham whip]] → [[File:Giga gringham whip xi icon.png|32px]][[Giga gringham whip]] → [[File:Uber gringham whip xi icon.png|32px]][[Über gringham whip]]

Spear (Chest in [[Fortress of Fear]] or First Forest Whale way station) [[File:Poker xi icon.png|32px]][[Poker]] → [[File:Straight poker xi icon.png|32px]][[Straight poker]] → [[File:Stud poker xi icon.png|32px]][[Stud poker]] → [[File:Split-pot poker xi icon.png|32px]][[Split-pot poker]]

Claws (Wheel of Harma third trial, 20 turns or less): [[File:Beastmaster claws xi icon.png|32px]][[Beastmaster claws]] → [[File:Dragonlord claws xi icon.png|32px]][[Dragonlord claws]] → [[File:Dragovian lord claws xi icon.png|32px]][[Dragovian lord claws]] → [[File:Xenlon claws xi icon.png|32px]][[Xenlon claws]]

Axe (Chest in the [[Battleground]]): [[File:Bad axe xi icon.png|32px]][[Bad axe]] → [[File:Maxi axe xi icon.png|32px]][[Maxi axe]] → [[File:Climaxe xi icon.png|32px]][[Climaxe]] → [[File:Galaxy axe xi icon.png|32px]][[Galaxy axe]]

===Armours===
[[File:Psyche swiper xi icon.png|32px]][[Brain drainer]] (Chest in The [[Battleground]] or dropped by [[Red mist]])

[[File:Psyche swiper xi icon.png|32px]][[Psyche swiper]] (Chest in [[Drustan's labyrinth]] or dropped by [[Knight abhorrent|Knight abhorrents]])

[[File:Devilry drinker xi icon.png|32px]][[Devilry drinker]] (Puerto valor casino, third act or dropped by [[Hooper duper|Hooper dupers]])

[[File:Soul sucker xi icon.png|32px]][[Soul sucker]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Ye Manifold Methods of Mighty Drustan]] forge manual)

[[File:Legendary armour xi icon.png|32px]][[Legendary armour]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Stuff of Legend]] forge manual or dropped by [[Labradrake|Labradrakes]])

[[File:Exotoga xi icon.png|32px]][[Exotoga]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|YeManifold Methods of Mighty Drustan]] forge manual)

[[File:Seraph's robe xi icon.png|32px]][[Seraph's robe]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Ye Manifold Methods of Mighty Drustan]] forge manual)

[[File:Heavenly helm xi icon.png|32px]][[Heavenly helm]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Stuff of Legend]] forge manual or dropped by [[Badonis]])

[[File:Spring breeze hat xi icon.png|32px]][[Spring breeze hat]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Styles for All Seasons]] forge manual)

[[File:Summer cloud hat xi icon.png|32px]][[Summer cloud hat]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Styles for All Seasons]] forge manual)

[[File:Autumn shower hat xi icon.png|32px]][[Autumn shower hat]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Styles for All Seasons]] forge manual)

[[File:Winter sky hat xi icon.png|32px]][[Winter sky hat]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Styles for All Seasons]] forge manual)

==Trivia==
* Some equipments, the [[Angel's robe]] and the [[Gringham whip]], existed in previous games but ''Dragon Quest IX'' is the first game who make these equipment upgradable.
* The [[Red-hot poker (Weapon)|Red-hot poker]] exist only in ''Dragon Quest IX'', be replacing by the [[Straight poker]] who become the second version in ''Dragon Quest XI'' while moving other weapons in the ligne, the [[Stud poker]] moves from second to third versions and the [[Split-pot poker]] move from the third place to final version.
* The first three versions of the weapons in ''Dragon Quest XI'' can't have any refinement, only the final version can.
*The [[Spring breeze hat]] ligne in ''Dragon Quest IX'' is the only one who only recquire 1 Agate of Evolution and 1 Orb for each upgrade and don't have Alchemiracle to reach the last version.
*The [[Brain drainer]] and [[Spring breeze hat]] ligne in ''Dragon Quest XI'' is the only peace of armours where the four versions exist in the game without need to be unpgraded.

{{DQIX}}
{{DQXI}}
[[Category:Legendary Equipment]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX weapons]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX shields]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX helmets]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX handwear]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX leggings]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX footwear]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest XI weapons]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest XI shields]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest XI armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest XI helmets]]

Upgradable equipment

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 11:00:43 GMT

Gerik:

The '''Upgradable equipment''' is a fan term referring to a category of endgame optionnal equipments in few games, even be the best equipments possible. Their distinctive feature is that they can be upgraded to be even more powerful, each piece of equipment comes in 4 versions.

=={{DQ9}}==

The upgradable equipment make their first appareance in this game and are the best weapons and armours that can be found. The weapons can only be found in a [[List_of_treasure_map_treasure_chest_ranks_in_Dragon_Quest_IX#Rank_10/S|Rang 10 Chest]] at 1% in the [[Treasure map (Dragon Quest IX)|Treasure map Grottos]] when the armour can be dropped at 2% in different [[List of treasure map bosses in Dragon Quest IX|bosses]] of the Treasure map Grottos.

When found, they can be upgraded with the [[Krak Pot]] in the [[Quester's Rest |Quester's Rest inn]] multiple time. The first upgrade for any equipment require a [[Agate of Evolution]] and an [[List of alchemy ingredients in Dragon Quest IX|Orb]] only dropped by the Legacy Bosses, the second upgrade require 3 Agate of Evolution and 3 Orb of the same colours. A third upgrade making the equipment even stronger is only accessible with a [[Alchemiracle]] when doing the second upgrade. If it doesn't succeed, a [[Reset stone]] can be combine with the equipment obtained to send it back to the first stage and start again.

===Weapons===
Axes (Purple Orb): [[File:Bad axe IX Icon.png|32px]][[Bad axe]] → [[File:Bad axe IX Icon.png|32px]][[Maxi axe]] → [[File:Bad axe IX Icon.png|32px]][[Climaxe]] / [[File:Galaxy axe IX Icon.png|32px]][[Galaxy axe]]

Boomerang (Silver Orb): [[File:Meteorang Icon IX.png|32px]][[Meteorang]] → [[File:Meteorang Icon IX.png|32px]][[Asterang]] → [[File:Meteorang Icon IX.png|32px]][[Stellarang]] / [[File:GalaxarangIXicon.png|32px]][[Galaxarang]]

Bow (Yellow Orb): [[File:DQIX Angels bow.png|32px]][[Angel's bow]] → [[File:DQIX Angels bow.png|32px]][[Archangel's bow]] → [[File:DQIX Angels bow.png|32px]][[Aeon's bow]] / [[Seraph's bow]]

Claws (Red Orb): [[Dragonlord claws]] → [[Dragovian claws]] → [[Dragovian lord claws]] / [[File:Xenlon clawsIXicon.png|32px]][[Xenlon claws]]

Fan (Green Orb): [[Critical fan]] → [[Overcritical fan]] → [[Hypercritical fan]] / [[Dire critical fan]]

Hammer (Yellow Orb): [[Groundbreaker]] → [[Earthsplitter (weapon)|Earthsplitter]] → [[Moonmasher]] / [[Starsmasher]]

Knive (Purple Orb): [[Deft dagger]] → [[Darting dagger]] → [[Dashing dagger]] / [[Dynamo dagger]]

Spear (Red Orb): [[File:Poker.png|32px]][[Poker]] → [[File:Poker.png|32px]][[Stud poker]] → [[File:Poker.png|32px]][[Split-pot poker]] / [[Red-hot poker]]

Staff (Blue Orb): [[Knockout rod]] → [[Senseless stick]] → [[Catatonic cosh]] / [[Coma cudgel]]

Sword (Silver Orb): [[File:Stardust sword.png|32px]][[Stardust sword]] → [[File:Stardust sword.png|32px]][[Nebula sword]] → [[File:Stardust sword.png|32px]][[Supernova sword]] / [[File:Hypernova swordIXicon.png|32px]][[Hypernova sword]]

Wand (Blue Orb): [[File:Bright staff.png|32px]][[Bright staff]] → [[File:Bright staff.png|32px]][[Shining staff]] → [[File:Bright staff.png|32px]][[Brilliant staff]] / [[File:DQIX Aurora staff.png|32px]][[Aurora staff]]

Whip (Green Orb): [[File:Mega gringham whip DQIX.png|32px]][[Gringham whip]] → [[File:Mega gringham whip DQIX.png|32px]][[Mega gringham whip]] → [[File:Mega gringham whip DQIX.png|32px]][[Giga gringham whip]] / [[File:Über gringham whip DQIX.png|32px]][[Über gringham whip]]

===Armours===
Shield (Green Orb) [[File:DQIX Brain drainer.png|32px]][[Brain drainer]] → [[File:DQIX Brain drainer.png|32px]][[Psyche swiper]] → [[File:DQIX Brain drainer.png|32px]][[Devilry drinker]] / [[File:Soulsucker.png|32px]][[Soul sucker]]

Armor 1 (Red Orb) [[File:DQIX Victorious armour.png|32px]][[Victorious armour]] → [[File:DQIX Victorious armour.png|32px]][[Glorious armour]] → [[File:DQIX Victorious armour.png|32px]][[Mythical armour]] / [[File:Legendary armourIXicon.png|32px]][[Legendary armour]]

Armor 2 (Blue Orb): [[File:DQIX tropotoga.png|32px]][[Tropotoga]] → [[File:DQIX tropotoga.png|32px]][[Stratotoga]] → [[File:DQIX tropotoga.png|32px]][[Mesotoga]] / [[File:DQIX exotoga.png|32px]][[Exotoga]]

Armor 3 (Yellow Orb): [[File:DQIX angels robe.png|32px]][[Angel's robe]] → [[File:DQIX angels robe.png|32px]][[Archangel's robe]] → [[File:DQIX angels robe.png|32px]][[Aeon's robe]] / [[File:DQIX seraphs robe.png|32px]][[Seraph's robe]]

Headwear 1 (Purple Orb): [[File:DQIX Hallowed helm.png|32px]][[Hallowed helm]] → [[File:DQIX Hallowed helm.png|32px]][[Blessed helm]] → [[File:DQIX Hallowed helm.png|32px]][[Wonder helm]] / [[File:DQIX Heavenly helm.png|32px]][[Heavenly helm]]

Headwear 2 (Green Orb): [[File:DQIX Spring breeze hat.png|32px]][[Spring breeze hat]] → [[File:DQIX Summer cloud hat.png|32px]][[Summer cloud hat]] → [[File:DQIX Autumn shower hat.png|32px]][[Autumn shower hat]] → [[File:DQIX Winter sky hat.png|32px]][[Winter sky hat]]

Handwear 1 (Red Orb): [[File:DQIX Vesta gauntlets.png|32px]][[Vesta gauntlets]] → [[File:DQIX Vesta gauntlets.png|32px]][[Diana gauntlets]] → [[File:DQIX Vesta gauntlets.png|32px]][[Tempestes gauntlets]] / [[File:DQIX Sol Invictus gauntlets.png|32px]][[Sol Invictus gauntlets]]

Handwear 2 (Silver Orb): [[File:DQIX apprentices gloves.png|32px]][[Apprentice's gloves]] → [[File:DQIX apprentices gloves.png|32px]][[Master's gloves]] → [[File:DQIX apprentices gloves.png|32px]][[Grandmaster's gloves]] / [[File:DQIX godly gloves.png|32px]][[Godly gloves]]

Leg armour (Purple Orb): [[File:DQIX invincible trousers.png|32px]][[Invincible trousers]] → [[File:DQIX invincible trousers.png|32px]][[Immortal trousers]] → [[File:DQIX invincible trousers.png|32px]][[Eternity trousers]] / [[File:DQIX infinity trousers.png|32px]][[Infinity trousers]]

Footwear 1 (Yellow Orb): [[File:DQIX Heros boots.png|32px]][[Hero's boots]] → [[File:DQIX Heros boots.png|32px]][[Basilic boots]] → [[File:DQIX Heros boots.png|32px]][[Emperor's boots]] / [[File:DQIX Boots of beatitude.png|32px]][[Boots of beatitude]]

Footwear 2 (Blue Orb): [[File:DQIX Sensible sandals.png|32px]][[Sensible sandals]] → [[File:DQIX Sensible sandals.png|32px]][[Sagacious sandals]] → [[File:DQIX Sensible sandals.png|32px]][[Sapient sandals]] / [[File:DQIX Sentient sandals.png|32px]][[Sentient sandals]]

=={{DQ11}}==

The Upgradable equipment make another appearance in this game with few changes. Only the armors and the helmets return, the weapons are the only equipment who can be upgraded and it's no more random elements to get the final version of the weapon and the armours are only found in their final version. Only the weapons who was existed in the previous game appear, the Greatsword and the Wand doesn't have their own version.

The weapons can be collected at various points in second act while three [[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Forge manuals]] for upgrade them are found in act 3. The first is found in the [[Tower of Lost Time]], the second in the Sage's Trial of the [[Drustan's labyrinth]] and the last is won with a wish from [[Drustan]]. The armours are dropped by monsters or forged by the [[Fun-Size Forge|Fun-size Forge]].

===Weapons===
Sword (chest in Fortress of Fear or First Forest Whale way station): [[File:Stardust sword xi icon.png|32px]][[Stardust sword]] → [[File:Nebula sword xi icon.png|32px]][[Nebula sword]] → [[File:Supernova sword xi icon.png|32px]][[Supernova sword]] → [[File:Hypernova sword xi icon.png|32px]][[Hypernova sword]]

Knive (65 Mini medals): [[File:Deft dagger xi icon.png|32px]][[Deft dagger]] → [[File:Darting dagger xi icon.png|32px]][[Darting dagger]] → [[File:Dashing dagger xi icon.png|32px]][[Dashing dagger]] → [[File:Dynamo dagger xi icon.png|32px]][[Dynamo dagger]]

Boomerang (chest in The Manglegrove, Whale Way Station) [[File:Meteorang xi icon.png|32px]][[Meteorang]] → [[File:Asterang xi icon.png|32px]][[Asterang]] → [[File:Stellarang xi icon.png|32px]][[Stellarang]] → [[File:Galaxarang xi icon.png|32px]][[Galaxarang]]

Heavy wand (Wheel of Harma third trial, 15 turns or less): [[File:Bright staff xi icon.png|32px]][[Bright staff]] → [[File:Shinning staff xi icon.png|32px]][[Shining staff]] → [[File:Brilliant staff xi icon.png|32px]][[Brilliant staff]] → [[File:Aurora staff xi icon.png|32px]][[Aurora staff]]

Whip (Octogonia casino, second act): [[File:Gringham whip xi icon.png|32px]][[Gringham whip]] → [[File:Mega gringham whip xi icon.png|32px]][[Mega gringham whip]] → [[File:Giga gringham whip xi icon.png|32px]][[Giga gringham whip]] → [[File:Uber gringham whip xi icon.png|32px]][[Über gringham whip]]

Spear (Chest in Fortress of Fear or First Forest Whale way station) [[File:Poker xi icon.png|32px]][[Poker]] → [[File:Straight poker xi icon.png|32px]][[Straight poker]] → [[File:Stud poker xi icon.png|32px]][[Stud poker]] → [[File:Split-pot poker xi icon.png|32px]][[Split-pot poker]]

Claws (Wheel of Harma third trial, 20 turns or less): [[File:Beastmaster claws xi icon.png|32px]][[Beastmaster claws]] → [[File:Dragonlord claws xi icon.png|32px]][[Dragonlord claws]] → [[File:Dragovian lord claws xi icon.png|32px]][[Dragovian lord claws]] → [[File:Xenlon claws xi icon.png|32px]][[Xenlon claws]]

Axe (Chest in the Battleground): [[File:Bad axe xi icon.png|32px]][[Bad axe]] → [[File:Maxi axe xi icon.png|32px]][[Maxi axe]] → [[File:Climaxe xi icon.png|32px]][[Climaxe]] → [[File:Galaxy axe xi icon.png|32px]][[Galaxy axe]]

===Armours===
[[File:Psyche swiper xi icon.png|32px]][[Brain drainer]] (Chest in The [[Battleground]] or dropped by [[Red mist]])

[[File:Psyche swiper xi icon.png|32px]][[Psyche swiper]] (Chest in [[Drustan's labyrinth]] or dropped by [[Knight abhorrent|Knight abhorrents]])

[[File:Devilry drinker xi icon.png|32px]][[Devilry drinker]] (Puerto valor casino, third act or dropped by [[Hooper duper|Hooper dupers]])

[[File:Soul sucker xi icon.png|32px]][[Soul sucker]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Ye Manifold Methods of Mighty Drustan]] forge manual)

[[File:Legendary armour xi icon.png|32px]][[Legendary armour]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Stuff of Legend]] forge manual or dropped by [[Labradrake|Labradrakes]])

[[File:Exotoga xi icon.png|32px]][[Exotoga]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|YeManifold Methods of Mighty Drustan]] forge manual)

[[File:Seraph's robe xi icon.png|32px]][[Seraph's robe]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Ye Manifold Methods of Mighty Drustan]] forge manual)

[[File:Heavenly helm xi icon.png|32px]][[Heavenly helm]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|The Stuff of Legend]] forge manual or dropped by [[Badonis]])

[[File:Spring breeze hat xi icon.png|32px]][[Spring breeze hat]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Styles for All Seasons]] forge manual)

[[File:Summer cloud hat xi icon.png|32px]][[Summer cloud hat]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Styles for All Seasons]] forge manual)

[[File:Autumn shower hat xi icon.png|32px]][[Autumn shower hat]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Styles for All Seasons]] forge manual)

[[File:Winter sky hat xi icon.png|32px]][[Winter sky hat]] ([[List of fun-size forge recipe book locations in Dragon Quest XI|Styles for All Seasons]] forge manual)

==Trivia==
* Some equipments, the [[Angel's robe]] and the [[Gringham whip]], existed in previous games but ''Dragon Quest IX'' is the first game who make these equipment upgradable.
* The [[Red-hot poker (Weapon)|Red-hot poker]] exist only in ''Dragon Quest IX'', be replacing by the [[Straight poker]] who become the second version in ''Dragon Quest XI'' while moving other weapons in the ligne, the [[Stud poker]] moves from second to third versions and the [[Split-pot poker]] move from the third place to final version.
* The first three versions of the weapons in ''Dragon Quest XI'' can't have any refinement, only the final version can.
*The [[Spring breeze hat]] ligne in ''Dragon Quest IX'' is the only one who only recquire 1 Agate of Evolution and 1 Orb for each upgrade and don't have Alchemiracle to reach the last version.
*The [[Brain drainer]] and [[Spring breeze hat]] ligne in ''Dragon Quest XI'' is the only peace of armours where the four versions exist in the game without need to be unpgraded.

{{DQIX}}
{{DQXI}}
[[Category:Legendary Equipment]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX weapons]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX shields]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX helmets]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX handwear]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX leggings]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX footwear]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest XI weapons]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest XI shields]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest XI armor]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest XI helmets]]

Lord of the Dragovians

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 10:57:01 GMT

Gerik:

{{Character
|Name=Lord of the Dragovians
|Game={{DQ8}}
|Image=[[File:Lord_of_the_Dragovians.png|190px]]
|Sprite=
|Japanese name={{tt|竜神王|Dragon King}}
|Roumaji=Ryūjin-ō
|Title=Lord
|Class=
|Race=Dragovian
|Age=Unknown
|}}

The '''Lord of the Dragovians''' is the most powerful member of the [[Dragovian]]s in {{DQ8}}. After the tragic events of the recent past, he started to believe that humans and Dragovians could never coexist and thus he cast a spell in himself in order to remain forever in his dragon form. This made him lose control over his mind and begin draining the life energy from the rest of the Dragovian population.

==Story==
Just when the remaining Dragovians were about to lose hope because none of them were able to stop their Lord, the party arrived in the Dragovian Sanctuary, and Chen Mui asks them for help.

After the party's first victory against him, the Lord of the Dragovians returns to his senses. Amazed and ashamed by the fact the same boy he and his people had estranged had saved his tribe from certain doom, he gives them the right to perform the Dragovian Trials: a series of battles against him in dragon form, where each victory allows access to one of the Dragovian treasures. Each time the Lord of the Dragovians is defeated, he morphs into an even stronger dragon for the following battle.

His six forms are the Vermillion Dragon, the Emerald Dragon, the Silver Dragon, the Gold Dragon, the Darksteel Dragon, and the Divine Dragon. In the final Dragovian Trial, the Hero and the party must beat all six dragon forms in a row, and then they must confront the final form, the Ultimate Dragon. Even in his weakest form, the Vermillion Dragon, the Lord of the Dragovians reveals himself as an opponent more challenging than any other in the game, including [[Rhapthorne]] himself.

As an homage to the first game of the series, the Lord of the Dragovians bears a striking resemblance to the [[Dragonlord]] of the first ''[[Dragon Quest]]'' game, as noted when the dragon stands upon his hind legs.

==Abilities==
{{DQ8Enemy
|name=Lord of the Dragovians (first battle)
|kanji=竜神王
|romanji=Ryūjin-ō
|sprite=[[File:DQVIII PS2 Vermillion dragon.png]]
|hp=8,300
|mp=0
|exp=12,680
|gold=0
|attack=495
|defense=228
|agility=126
|bestiaryNumber=Unnumbered boss
|family=[[??? family|???]]
|description=The Lord of the Dragovians, who sacrificed his sanity in an attempt to abandon humanity. Returned to his senses through the efforts of Hero and the party.
|spells=None
|skills=Occasionally acts twice per turn [[Desperate attack]] [[Scorch]] [[War Cry]]
|locations=[[Heavenly Dais]]
|items=[[Seed of skill]]
|evasion={{fraction|0|64}}
|attack-resist=0%
|frizz-resist=50%
|sizz-resist=50%
|flame-resist=50%
|bang-resist=0%
|woosh-resist=0%
|crack-resist=50%
|ice-resist=50%
|grapple-resist=0%
|zap-resist=0%
|troop-resist=0%
|death-resist=100%
|poison-resist=100%
|paralysis-resist=100%
|shock-resist=100%
|sleep-resist=100%
|confusion-resist=100%
|dazzle-resist=100%
|fizzle-resist=100%
|dance-resist=100%
|sap-resist=50%
|drain-resist=100%
|remake-changes=
}}
{{clear}}

==The Dragovian Trials==
All forms will drop a [[Seed of skill]] at a {{fraction|1|8}} rate (12.5%), meaning [[Yangus]]'s Stainless Steel Sickle has a 1/16 (6.25%) chance to nab it. On the bright side, the incredible bulk of the dragons means players can forgo the usual [[Skull helm]] strategy and slash away with abandon.

{{DQ8Enemy
|name=Lord of the Dragovians
|kanji=竜神王
|romanji=Ryūjin-ō
|sprite=[[Image:DQVIII PS2 Lord of the Dragovians.png]]
|hp=3,000
|mp=255
|exp=0
|gold=0
|attack=418
|defense=211
|agility=152
|bestiaryNumber=288
|family=[[??? family|???]]
|description=The Lord of the Dragovians, who sacrificed his sanity in an attempt to abandon humanity. Returned to his senses through the efforts of Hero and the party.
|spells=None
|skills=Attacks twice per round [[Knuckle Sandwich]] [[Disruptive Wave]] Dragovian Seal [[Lightning Storm]] [[Psyche Up]] [[Meditation]] [[Thin Air]]
|locations=[[Heavenly Dais]]
|items=None
|evasion={{fraction|1|16}}
|attack-resist=0%
|frizz-resist=25%
|sizz-resist=25%
|bang-resist=0%
|woosh-resist=0%
|crack-resist=25%
|zap-resist=0%
|flame-resist=25%
|ice-resist=25%
|grapple-resist=0%
|troop-resist=0%
|death-resist=100%
|poison-resist=100%
|paralysis-resist=100%
|shock-resist=100%
|sleep-resist=100%
|confusion-resist=100%
|dazzle-resist=100%
|fizzle-resist=100%
|dance-resist=100%
|sap-resist=15%
|drain-resist=100%
|remake-sprite=
|remake-changes=
}}

===Vermillion Dragon===
{{DQ8Enemy
|name=Vermillion Dragon
|kanji=深紅の巨竜
|romanji={{tt|Shinku no kyoryū|Crimson giant dragon}}
|sprite=[[File:DQVIII PS2 Vermillion dragon.png]]
|hp=4,900
|mp=0
|exp=13,500
|gold=0
|attack=505
|defense=228
|agility=126
|bestiaryNumber=#289
|family=[[Dragon family|Dragon]]
|description=A giant dragon whose scales gleam with a fiery hue. Attacked Hero and the party to test their courage and worthiness to bear the title of heroes.
|spells=None
|skills=Acts twice per round [[Desperate attack]] [[Gigaflash]] [[Scorch]] [[War Cry]]
|locations=[[Heavenly Dais]]
|items=[[Seed of skill]]
|evasion={{fraction|0|64}}
|attack-resist=0%
|frizz-resist=50%
|sizz-resist=50%
|bang-resist=0%
|woosh-resist=0%
|crack-resist=50%
|zap-resist=0%
|flame-resist=50%
|ice-resist=50%
|grapple-resist=0%
|troop-resist=0%
|death-resist=100%
|poison-resist=100%
|paralysis-resist=100%
|shock-resist=100%
|sleep-resist=100%
|confusion-resist=100%
|dazzle-resist=100%
|fizzle-resist=100%
|dance-resist=100%
|sap-resist=50%
|drain-resist=100%
|remake-sprite=
|remake-changes=HP increased to 5,100. Attack increased to 525. Defence increased to 237.
}}

{{clear}}
===Emerald Dragon===
{{DQ8Enemy
|name=Emerald Dragon
|kanji={{tt|深緑の巨竜|Deep green giant dragon}}
|romanji=Fukamidori no kyoryū
|sprite=[[File:DQVIII PS2 Emerald dragon.png]]
|hp=8,200
|mp=0
|exp=14,800
|gold=0
|attack=535
|defense=71
|agility=136
|bestiaryNumber=#290
|family=[[Dragon family|Dragon]]
|description=A giant dragon with scales of deepest forest-green. Fought Hero and the party to draw out their fullest potential.
|spells=None
|skills=Acts twice per turn [[Burning Breath]] [[Desperate attack]] [[Ferocious Roar]] [[Sweet Breath]] [[Venom Mist]]
|locations=[[Heavenly Dais]]
|items=[[Seed of skill]]
|evasion={{fraction|0|64}}
|attack-resist=0%
|frizz-resist=0%
|sizz-resist=0%
|bang-resist=0%
|woosh-resist=0%
|crack-resist=0%
|zap-resist=0%
|flame-resist=0%
|ice-resist=0%
|grapple-resist=0%
|troop-resist=0%
|death-resist=100%
|poison-resist=100%
|paralysis-resist=100%
|shock-resist=100%
|sleep-resist=100%
|confusion-resist=100%
|dazzle-resist=100%
|fizzle-resist=100%
|dance-resist=100%
|sap-resist=0%
|drain-resist=100%
|remake-sprite=
|remake-changes=HP increased to 8,690. Attack increased to 567. Defence increased to 75. Agility increased to 143.
}}

{{clear}}
===Silver Dragon===
{{DQ8Enemy
|name=Silver Dragon
|kanji=白銀の巨竜
|romanji={{tt|Shirogane no kyoryū|Silver giant dragon}}
|sprite=[[File:DQVIII PS2 Silver dragon.png]]
|hp=4,660
|mp=255
|exp=15,900
|gold=0
|attack=553
|defense=387
|agility=153
|bestiaryNumber=#291
|family=[[Dragon family|Dragon]]
|description=A giant dragon with scales glitter like sunlight on a frozen waterfall. His cold gaze penetrated Hero and the party during battle, judging their qualities and capabilities.
|spells=[[Fizzle]]
|skills=Acts twice per turn [[C-c-cold Breath]] [[Desperate attack]] [[Disruptive Wave]] [[Lullab-Eye]] [[Meditation]]
|locations=[[Heavenly Dais]]
|items=[[Seed of skill]]
|evasion={{fraction|0|64}}
|attack-resist=0%
|frizz-resist=25%
|sizz-resist=25%
|bang-resist=0%
|woosh-resist=50%
|crack-resist=100%
|zap-resist=0%
|flame-resist=25%
|ice-resist=100%
|grapple-resist=0%
|troop-resist=0%
|death-resist=100%
|poison-resist=100%
|paralysis-resist=100%
|shock-resist=100%
|sleep-resist=100%
|confusion-resist=100%
|dazzle-resist=100%
|fizzle-resist=100%
|dance-resist=100%
|sap-resist=50%
|drain-resist=50%
|remake-sprite=
|remake-changes=HP increased to 5,030. Attack increased to 597. Defence increased to 418.
}}

{{clear}}
===Golden Dragon===
{{DQ8Enemy
|name=Golden Dragon
|kanji=黄金の巨竜
|romanji={{tt|Kogane no kyoryū|Gold giant dragon}}
|sprite=[[File:DQVIII PS2 Golden dragon.png]]
|hp=5,050
|mp=255
|exp=16,350
|gold=0
|attack=588
|defense=436
|agility=150
|bestiaryNumber=#292
|family=[[Dragon family|Dragon]]
|description=A golden dragon with scales as bright as the sun at the height of summer. His limitless willpower and reserves tested Hero and party during a long and arduous battle.
|spells=[[Kaboom]] [[Kasizzle]]
|skills=Acts twice per turn [[Desperate attack]] [[Gigaflash]] [[Psyche Up]] (can increase tension by two stages or enter Super High Tension in one turn) [[Spooky Aura]]
|locations=[[Heavenly Dais]]
|items=[[Seed of skill]]
|evasion={{fraction|0|64}}
|attack-resist=0%
|frizz-resist=50%
|sizz-resist=50%
|bang-resist=0%
|woosh-resist=100%
|crack-resist=50%
|zap-resist=0%
|flame-resist=50%
|ice-resist=50%
|grapple-resist=0%
|troop-resist=0%
|death-resist=100%
|poison-resist=100%
|paralysis-resist=100%
|shock-resist=100%
|sleep-resist=100%
|confusion-resist=100%
|dazzle-resist=100%
|fizzle-resist=100%
|dance-resist=100%
|sap-resist=100%
|drain-resist=50%
|remake-sprite=
|remake-changes=HP increased to 5,560. Attack increased to 647. Defence increased to 480. Agility increased to 171.
}}

{{clear}}
===Darksteel Dragon===
{{DQ8Enemy
|name=Darksteel Dragon
|kanji=黒鉄の巨竜
|romanji={{tt|Kurogane no kyoryū|Black iron great dragon}}
|sprite=[[File:DQVIII PS2 Darksteel dragon.png]]
|hp=1,690
|mp=23
|exp=18,010
|gold=0
|attack=613
|defense=578
|agility=189
|bestiaryNumber=#293
|family=[[Dragon family|Dragon]]
|description=A giant dragon with the colours of a dark and starless night. His seemingly limitless might took Hero and the party to the brink of despair during battle.
|spells=[[Kasizzle]]
|skills=Acts three times per turn [[Gigaflash]] [[Starfall]] [[Lullab-Eye]]
|locations=[[Heavenly Dais]]
|items=[[Seed of skill]]
|evasion={{fraction|0|64}}
|attack-resist=0%
|frizz-resist=100%
|sizz-resist=100%
|bang-resist=100%
|woosh-resist=100%
|crack-resist=100%
|zap-resist=100%
|flame-resist=100%
|ice-resist=100%
|grapple-resist=100%
|troop-resist=100%
|death-resist=100%
|poison-resist=100%
|paralysis-resist=100%
|shock-resist=100%
|sleep-resist=100%
|confusion-resist=100%
|dazzle-resist=100%
|fizzle-resist=100%
|dance-resist=100%
|sap-resist=100%
|drain-resist=50%
|remake-sprite=
|remake-changes=HP increased to 1,910. Attack increased to 693. Defence increased to 653. Agility increased to 201.
}}

{{clear}}
===Divine Dragon===
{{DQ8Enemy
|name=Divine Dragon
|kanji= 聖なる巨竜
|romanji={{tt|Seinaru kyoryū|Sacred giant dragon}}
|sprite=[[File:DQVIII PS2 Divine Dragon.png]]
|hp=8,160
|mp=0
|exp=19,040
|gold=0
|attack=603
|defense=226
|agility=158
|bestiaryNumber=#294
|family=[[Dragon family|Dragon]]
|description=A giant dragon enveloped in an aura of holy light. Challenged Hero and the party to reach their true potential through an epic battle of divine wrath and mercy.
|spells=None
|skills=Acts twice per turn [[C-c-cold Breath]] [[Desperate attack]] [[Throwdown|Sinks his talons into character and slams them to the ground]] (Attack divided by 2 + 150 damage) [[Disruptive Wave]] [[Psyche Up]] (increases tension by two stages)
|locations=[[Heavenly Dais]]
|items=[[Seed of skill]]
|evasion={{fraction|0|64}}
|attack-resist=0%
|frizz-resist=50%
|sizz-resist=50%
|bang-resist=50%
|woosh-resist=50%
|crack-resist=100%
|zap-resist=100%
|flame-resist=50%
|ice-resist=100%
|grapple-resist=0%
|troop-resist=0%
|death-resist=100%
|poison-resist=100%
|paralysis-resist=100%
|shock-resist=100%
|sleep-resist=100%
|confusion-resist=100%
|dazzle-resist=100%
|fizzle-resist=100%
|dance-resist=100%
|sap-resist=100%
|drain-resist=50%
|remake-sprite=
|remake-changes=HP increased to 9,470. Attack increased to 699. Defence increased to 262. Agility increased to 194.
}}

{{clear}}
===Ultimate Dragon===
{{DQ8Enemy
|name=Ultimate Dragon
|kanji=永遠の巨竜
|romanji={{tt|Eien no kyoryū|Eternal giant dragon}}
|sprite=[[File:DQVIII PS2 Ultimate dragon.png]]
|hp=6,100
|mp=255
|exp=77,777
|gold=0
|attack=760
|defense=256
|agility=193
|bestiaryNumber=#295
|family=[[Dragon family|Dragon]]
|description=Like a phoenix from the flames, the Ultimate Dragon embodies the true power of the Lord of the Dragovians. The final Dragovian Trial.
|spells=[[Magic Burst]]
|skills=Attacks three times per turn [[C-c-cold Breath]] [[Disruptive Wave]] [[Psyche Up]] [[Scorch]] [[War Cry]] [[Evil Prayer]]
|locations=[[Heavenly Dais]]
|items=Super Seed of Skill
|evasion={{fraction|0|64}}
|attack-resist=0%
|frizz-resist=50%
|sizz-resist=50%
|bang-resist=0%
|woosh-resist=0%
|crack-resist=50%
|zap-resist=0%
|flame-resist=50%
|ice-resist=50%
|grapple-resist=0%
|troop-resist=0%
|death-resist=100%
|poison-resist=100%
|paralysis-resist=100%
|shock-resist=100%
|sleep-resist=100%
|confusion-resist=100%
|dazzle-resist=100%
|fizzle-resist=100%
|dance-resist=100%
|sap-resist=50%
|drain-resist=50%
|remake-sprite=
|remake-changes=HP increased to 7,320. Attack increased to 912. Defence increased to 307. Agility increased to 199.
}}
The Ultimate Dragon will only be fought once the boss marathon is complete; if the party is wiped out, they will have to start from the beginning.

===Rewards===
*[[Dragovian Equipment]] (four pieces)
*Enhanced Alchemy Pot (PS2)
*[[Hev|A special recruitable monster]] near castle [[Trodain]]
*[[Memories Lane]] (3DS)
*10 Super seeds of skill (Cell phone)

==Remakes==
*The following changes were implemented in the [[Nintendo 3DS]] Version of the game:
**Most of the Lord of the Dragovian's forms generally have higher stats.
**One Seed of skill will always drop the first time that each form of the Lord of the Dragovians is defeated, with his final form dropping a Super seed of skill.
**As the Alchemy Pot mixes items instantly from when it's introduced, the wish to enhance it is replaced with the request for a new dungeon, [[Memories Lane]].
*Though the [[Cell phone]] Version is closer to the original game, it also includes the Alchemy Pot's ability to mix items instantly from the beginning, thus the wish implemented in its place is to receive 10 Super [[Seed of skill|seeds of skill]], and the only way to receive that particular item.

==Trivia==
*The Lord's staff bears a striking resemblance to the [[Lightning staff]]'s original design.
*The color scheme of the Ultimate Dragon is a reference to the true form of the [[Dragonlord]], along with a battle animation that looks similar to the Dragonlord's original pose.
*If the player challenges the Lord with no weapons equipped on any party members, then a special dialogue sequence will initiate where he will question if the party is able to defeat him bare-handed. Furthermore, [[Trode|King Trode]] will compliment the party in the [[Battle Records]] if they are victorious.

==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
Image:Dragovianlord DQMJ DS.png|''Monsters: Joker'' model
</gallery></center>

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{{nav|section|Shrines|
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!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;"| Image
!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;"| Name
!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;"| Attack
!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;"| Buy
!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;"| Sell
!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;" class="unsortable" | Equip
!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;" class="unsortable" | Found In
!style="background:#AA4444; color: white;" class="unsortable" | Notes
|-
| [[File:DQIII Cypress Stick.png|100px]]
| [[Cypress stick]]
| +2
| 5
| 3
| All Classes
| Sold in [[Aliahan]]. One received from the King of Aliahan. Dropped by [[shell slime]]s. Equipped by Mages and Gadabouts in the NES version.
| Martial Artist Attack -1
|-
| [[File:DQII Falcon Sword.png|100px]]
| [[Falcon blade]]
| +5
| 25,000
| 18,750
| [[Erdrick|Hero]], [[Merchant]], [[Thief]], [[Sage]]
| Sold in [[Rimuldar]].
| Attacks twice per round.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Club.png|110px]]
| [[Oaken club]]
| +7
| 30
| 22
| Hero, [[Warrior]], [[Martial Artist]], [[Priest]], Merchant, [[Gadabout]], [[Sage]]
| Sold in Aliahan and [[Persistence]]. Two received from the King of Aliahan. Equipped by Warriors, Priests, and Merchants in the NES version.
| Martial Artist Attack -3
|-
| [[File:DQ3 bronze knife.png|100px]]
| [[Bronze knife]]
| +8
| 80
| 60
| Mage, Gadabout, Thief
| Buy in [[Reeve]].
| Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Poison Needle.png|100px]]
| [[Poison needle]]
| +10
| 10
| 7
| Mage, Thief
| Found in [[Khoryv]]. Buy in Persistence.
| Has a chance to inflict instant death or 1 damage.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Copper Sword.png|100px]]
| [[Copper sword]]
| +12
| 100
| 75
| Hero, Warrior, Martial Artist, Priest, Merchant, Gadabout, Sage
| Sold in Aliahan and Reeve. Equipped by the Hero at the beginning of the game. Dropped by [[Restless armour]]s.
| Martial Artist Attack -6
|-
| [[File:DQIII Holy Knife.png|100px]]
| [[Divine dagger]]
| +14
| 200
| 150
| All Classes
| Sold in Romaria and Asham. One found in the [[Path of Promise]]. Found on the Romaria, Asham, and Dragon Queen Treasures n' Trapdoors Tracks. Dropped by [[Vladdy|Vladdies]].
| Martial Artist Attack -7
|-
| [[File:DQIII Wizards Wand.png|100px]]
| [[Wizard's staff]]
| +15
| 1,500
| 1,125
| Mage, Sage
| Sold in [[Norvik]].
| Casts [[Frizz]] when used as a tool in battle.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Chain Sickle.png|100px]]
| [[Chain sickle]]
| +16
| 320
| 240
| Hero, Warrior, Martial Artist, Priest, Merchant, Gadabout, Thief, Sage
| Sold in Reeve.
| Martial Artist Attack -12
|-
| [[File:DQ Staff Of Rain.png|100px]]
| [[Staff of Rain]]
| +16
| N/a
| N/a
| Mage, Priest, Sage
| Received from Faerie from Shrine south of Cantlin.
| Casts [[Fizzle]] when used as a tool in battle.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Thorn Whip.png|100px]]
| [[Thorn whip]]
| +18
| 320
| 240
| Hero, Mage, Gadabout, Thief, Sage
| Sold in Reeve in the NES version. Received after turning in 5 [[mini medal]]s in Aliahan.
| Attacks a group of enemies.
|-
| [[File:DQIII boomerang.png|100px]]
| [[Boomerang (weapon)|Boomerang]]
| +19
| N/a
| 412
| Hero, Mage, Merchant, Gadabout, Thief
| Found in [[Norvik]] ([[Cell phone]] versions) or Romaly [[Treasures n' Trapdoors]] Track.
| Attacks all enemies. Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQIII staff of antimagic.png|100px]]
| [[Staff of antimagic]]
| +20
| 3,300
| 2,475
| Mage, Priest, Sage
| Sold at [[Asham]] Treasures n' Trapdoors Track. Found in treasure chest in [[Portoga]] Castle (requires [[Thief's Key]]).
| Casts [[Fizzle]] when used as a tool in battle. Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQIII edged boomerang.png|100px]]
| [[Edged boomerang]]
| +24
| N/a
| 900
| Hero, Mage, Merchant, Gadabout, Thief
| Received after turning in 20 mini medals in Aliahan.
| Attacks all enemies. Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Iron Claw.png|100px]]
| [[Iron claws]]
| +25
| 870
| 652
| Martial Artist
| Sold in Khoryv.
|-
| [[File:DQIII assassins dagger.png|100px]]
| [[Assassin's dagger]]
| +25
| N/a
| 4,125
| Mage, Thief
| Found in [[Romaria]] Castle (requires [[Ultimate key]]).
| Has a chance to inflict instant death. Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Iron Spear.png|100px]]
| [[Iron lance]]
| +26
| 650
| 487
| Hero, Warrior, Martial Artist, Priest, Merchant, Gadabout, Sage
| Sold in Romaria, Khoryv, and Asham. One found in [[Underground Lake]].
| Martial Artist Attack -14
|-
| [[File:DQIII chain whip.png|100px]]
| [[Chain whip]]
| +27
| 1,000
| 750
| Merchant, Gadabout, Thief, Sage
| Sold in Khoryv and Asham.
| Attacks a group of enemies. Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQIII morning star.png|100px]]
| [[Morning star]]
| +30
| 1,700
| 1,275
| Priest, Sage
| Sold in [[Baharata]], [[Theddon]], and the [[Super Secret Faerie Village]]. Received as a prize from completing the Asham Treasures n' Trapdoors Track.
| Attacks a group of enemies. Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:SnoozeStick.png|100px]]
| [[Snooze stick]]
| +30
| 4,200
| 3,150
| Mage, Sage
| Sold in the Super Secret Faerie Village.
| Casts [[Snooze]] when used as a tool in battle. Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQIII iron fan.png|100px]]
| [[Slapstick]]
| +31
| 1,300
| 975
| Merchant, Gadabout
| Sold in Mur. Found in treasure chest on Asham Treasures n' Trapdoors Track.
| Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQII Broadsword.png|100px]]
| [[Steel broadsword]]
| +33
| 1,300
| 975
| Hero, Warrior, Martial Artist, Sage
| Sold in Norvik, [[Isis]], [[Portoga]], and the Romaria and Asham Treasures n' Trapdoors Tracks. Received as a prize from completing the Romaria Treasures n' Trapdoors Track.
| Martial Artist Attack -16
|-
| [[File:DQIII staff of strife.png|100px]]
| [[Staff of strife]]
| +33
| N/a
| 5,250
| Mage, Priest, Sage
| Dropped by Hocus-Pokers. One found in the Bonus Dungeon. Can be found on the Dragon Queen Treasures n' Trapdoors Track.
| Casts [[Bounce]] when used as a tool in battle. Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQ3StaffOfResurrection.png|100px]]
| [[Staff of resurrection]]
| +33
| N/a
| 33,750
| Priest, Sage
| Received after turning in 90 mini medals in Aliahan.
| Casts [[Zing]] when used as a tool in battle. Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Holy lance.png|100px]]
| [[Holy lance]]
| +35
| 2,300
| 1,725
| Priest, Sage
| Sold in Asham from the haggler and Isis.
| Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Staff Of Sentencing.png|100px]]
| [[Staff of sentencing]]
| +37
| 2,700
| 2,025
| Priest, Sage
| Sold in Mur, [[Manoza]], and [[Immigrant Town (Dragon Quest III)|Newburg]]. Also sold in [[Tantegel]] and [[Damdara]] in the NES version.
| Casts [[Woosh]] when used as a tool in battle.
|-
| [[File:DQIII iron axe.png|100px]]
| [[Iron axe]]
| +38
| 2,500
| 1,875
| Hero, Warrior, Martial Artist, Merchant, Gadabout
| Sold in Asham, Isis, and Portoga.
| Martial Artist Attack -20.
|-
| [[File:DQIII rune staff.png|100px]]
| [[Rune staff]]
| +40
| N/a
| 5,150
| Mage, Priest, Sage
| Found in treasure room in Aliahan Castle (requires [[Magic Key]]).
| Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQ3 knuckledusters.png|100px]]
| [[Knuckledusters]]
| +40
| 7,100
| 5,325
| Martial Artist, Thief
| Sold in [[Lanson]], Manoza, Tantegel, and Kol. Can be found on the Kol Treasures n' Trapdoors Track.
| Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQIII spiked steel whip.png|100px]]
| [[Spiked steel whip]]
| +40
| 3,100
| 2,325
| Hero, Gadabout, Thief, Sage
| Sold in Portoga, Lanson, and Theddon.
| Attacks a group of enemies. Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQIII flametang boomerang.png|100px]]
| [[Flametang boomerang]]
| +42
| 6,500
| 4,875
| Hero, Mage, Merchant, Gadabout, Thief
| Sold on the Dragon Queen Treasures n' Trapdoors Track. One found in [[Tower of Rubiss]]. Received after turning in 55 mini medals in Aliahan ([[Cell phone]] versions only).
| Attacks all enemies. Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQII Lightning Staff.png|100px]]
| [[Lightning staff]]
| +45
| N/a
| 1,875
| Mage, Sage
| Found in Persistence.
| Casts [[Sizzle]] when used as a tool in battle.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Abracadabracus.png|100px]]
| [[Abracadabracus]]
| +45
| 7,700
| 5,775
| Merchant
| Sold in Newburg.
| Calculates gold. Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Sizeable Scissors.png|100px]]
| [[Sizeable scissors]]
| +47
| 4,700
| 3,525
| Warrior
| Sold in Baharata, Mur, and Theddon.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Golden Claws.png|100px]]
| [[Golden claws]]
| +50
| N/a
| 6,000
| Martial Artist
| Found in the [[Pyramid]].
| Increases encounter rate inside the Pyramid.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Seduce Sword.png|100px]]
| [[Siren sword]]
| +50
| N/a
| 7,350
| [[File:Female only icon.png|20px]]Warrior, Merchant, Gadabout, Thief
| Received from Sabrina in Portoga after [[Baramos]] has been defeated.
| Casts [[Fuddle]] when used as a tool in battle.
|-
| [[File:DQIII sages staff.png|100px]]
| [[Sage's staff]]
| +50
| 15,000
| 11,250
| Mage, Priest, Sage
| Sold in Kol.
| Casts [[Midheal]] when used as an item. Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:Mountaincleaver.png|100px]]
| [[Mountaincleaver]]
| +51
| N/a
| N/a
| Hero, Warrior
| Found in the [[Shrine Jail]]. One found in [[Cloudsgate Citadel]] (remake versions only).
| Opens up the path to the [[Maw of the Necrogond]].
|-
| [[File:DQIII dragontail whip.png|100px]]
| [[Dragontail whip]]
| +52
| N/a
| 4,950
| Hero, Warrior, Gadabout, Thief, Sage
| Received as a prize from completing the Dragon Queen Treasures n' Trapdoors Track. Received after turning in 70 mini medals in Aliahan ([[Cell phone]] versions only).
| Attacks a group of enemies. Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Giant Hammer.png|100px]]
| [[Sledgehammer]]
| +55
| 6,500
| 4,875
| Warrior
| Sold in Lanson.
|-
| [[File:DQIII battle axe.png|100px]]
| [[Battle axe]]
| +60
| 8,700
| 6,525
| Warrior
| Sold in Persistence.
| Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Dragons Sword.png|100px]]
| [[Orochi's sword]]
| +65
| N/a
| 750
| Hero, Warrior, Sage
| Dropped by [[Orochi]] after defeating it in Orochi's Lair.
| Casts [[Kasap]] when used as a tool in battle.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Somatic Staff.png|100px]]
| [[Somatic staff]]
| +65
| 2,500
| 1,875
| Mage, Priest, Sage
| Sold in Baharata.
| Consumes 3 MP per physical attack.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Zombie Killer.png|100px]]
| [[Zombiesbane]]
| +67
| 9,800
| 7,350
| Hero, Warrior, Priest, Merchant, Sage
| Sold in Manoza, Newburg, and Kol.
| Inflicts extra damage to enemies vulnerable to [[Poof]].
|-
| [[File:DQIII war hammer.png|100px]]
| [[War hammer]]
| +70
| 9,500
| 7,125
| Warrior
| Sold in Newburg and Kol.
| Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Dragon Killer.png|100px]]
| [[Dragonsbane]]
| +79
| 15,000
| 11,250
| Hero, Warrior
| Sold in Newburg, Tantegel, and Damdara.
| Inflicts extra damage to monsters of the [[Dragon family]].
|-
| [[File:DQII Lightning Sword.png|100px]]
| [[Thunderbolt blade]]
| +82
| N/a
| 5,625
| Hero, Warrior
| Found in the Maw of the Necrogond.
| Casts [[Boom]] when used as a tool in battle.
|-
| [[File:DQIII dragon claws.png|100px]]
| [[Dragon claws]]
| +85
| N/a
| 12,750
| Martial Artist, Thief
| Received after turning in 80 mini medals in Aliahan. Found on [[Jipang]] Treasures n' Trapdoors Track.
| Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Snow Sword.png|100px]]
| [[Blizzard blade]]
| +90
| 23,000
| 17,250
| Hero, Warrior
| Sold in Damdara. Dropped by [[One-man army|One-man armies]].
| Casts [[Crackle]] when used as a tool in battle.
|-
| [[File:DQIII beast claws.png|100px]]
| [[Beast claws]]
| +95
| N/a
| 412
| Martial Artist, Thief
| Found in Theddon after hearing the first riddle from the riddle master in Cloudsgate Citadel.
| Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Stormlords Sword.png|100px]]
| [[Stormlord's sword]]
| +95
| 65,000
| 48,750
| Hero, Warrior
| Sold on the Kol Treasures n' Trapdoors Track. One found on the Jipang Treasures n' Trapdoors Track One found in [[Tower of Rubiss]] ([[Cell phone]] versions only). Dropped by [[Stone guardian]]s and [[Great troll]]s.
| Casts [[Kasizzle]] when used as a tool in battle.
|-
| [[File:DQIII bastard sword.png|100px]]
| [[Bastard sword]]
| +105
| 31,000
| 23,250
| Hero, Warrior
| Sold in [[Rimuldar]].
| Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Gringham whip.png|100px]]
| [[Gringham whip]]
| +105
| N/a
| 21,000
| Hero, Warrior, Gadabout, Thief, Sage
| Received as a prize for completing the Kol Treasures n' Trapdoors Track. Found in the second bonus dungeon (GBC version only). Received after turning in 100 mini medals in Aliahan ([[Mobile, Switch and PS4]] versions only).
| Attacks a group of enemies. Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Headsmans Axe.png|100px]]
| [[Headsman's axe]]
| +105
| N/a
| 375
| Warrior
| Found in the [[Castle of Baramos]]. Dropped by [[Mimic]]s.
| Has a 1⁄8 chance of inflicting a critical hit, but also misses 1⁄8 of the time.
|-
| [[File:DQII Sword of Destruction.png|100px]]
| [[Sword of ruin]]
| +110
| 45,000
| 33,750
| Hero, Warrior
| Sold in Rimuldar (NES version only). Found in the [[Craggy Cave]] and on the Jipang Treasures n' Trapdoors Track. Dropped by [[Bones of Baramos]].
| Has an increased chance of landing a critical hit, but has a 25% chance to cause paralysis to the wielder.
|-
| [[File:Astreas Abacus.png|100px]]
| [[Astraea's abacus]]
| +110
| N/a
| 18,750
| Merchant
| Received after turning in 60 mini medals in Aliahan.
| Calculates gold. Remake versions only.
|-
| [[File:DQIII Double Edge Sword.png|100px]]
| [[Double-edged sword]]
| +115
| N/a
| 3,750
| Hero, Warrior
| Found in [[Zoma's Castle]] B3F.
| Wielder takes 25% of the damage they inflict.
|-
| [[File:Sword of kings artwork.png|center|70px]]
| [[Sword of Kings]]
| +120
| 35,000
| N/a
| Hero
| Sold in Kol after giving the [[Orichalcum]] to the item store owner. Can only be purchased once.
| Casts [[Kaswoosh]] when used as a tool in battle.
|-
| [[File:DQIII flail of destruction.png|100px]]
| [[Destructiball]]
| +135
| N/a
| 27,750
| Hero, Warrior, Martial Artist, Thief, Sage
| One found in Cloudsgate Citadel. Can be found on the Jipang Treasures n' Trapdoors Track.
| Attacks all enemies. Remake versions only.
|-
| [[Image:nopic.png|center|100px]]
| [[Rubiss sword]]
| +160
| N/a
| N/a
| All Classes
| Received after defeating the [[Gran Dragon]] for the first time.
| Casts [[Kazap]] when used as a tool in battle. GBC version only.
|}

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Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 10:46:07 GMT

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{{Italic title}}
{{Infobox VG
| type = Main series games
| title = Realms of Revelation (NA) Realms of Reverie (EU and AUS)
| image = [[File:DQVI_Logo.png|320px|center]][[File:DQVI cast.png|320px|center]]
| caption=
| developer = [[Heartbeat]] ({{SFC}}) [[ArtePiazza]] ({{DS}})
| publisher = [[Enix]] (SFC) [[Square Enix]] ({{DS}})
| designer = [[Yuji Horii]]
| artist = [[Akira Toriyama]]
| composer = [[Kōichi Sugiyama]]
| engine =
| released = '''{{Super Famicom}}''' {{vgrelease|JP=December 9, 1995}}'''Nintendo DS''' {{vgrelease|JP=January 28, 2010}}{{vgrelease|NA=February 14, 2011}}{{vgrelease|EU=May 20, 2011}}{{vgrelease|AUS=June 16, 2011}}'''Android & iOS''' {{vgrelease|JP=June 10, 2015|NA=June 24, 2015}}
| genre = [[Wikipedia:Console role-playing game|Console role-playing game]]
| modes = [[Wikipedia:Single player|Single player]]
| ratings = {{vgratings|ESRB=T (Teen)|CERO=A (all ages)}}
| platforms = {{Super Famicom}}, [[Nintendo DS]], [[Cell phone]]
| media = 32-[[Wikipedia:megabit|megabit]] [[Wikipedia:cartridge (electronics)|cartridge]], (SFAM)
| requirements =
| input =
|series = {{Main Series}}
}}

{{Translation|'''''Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation'''''|ドラゴンクエストVI 幻の大地|Doragon Kuesuto Shikkusu Maboroshi no Daichi|literally meaning; Dragon Quest VI: Land of Illusion}} is the sixth installment in the {{DQSeries}}. It is the penultimate title for the Nintendo Super Famicom as well as the last game in the [[Zenithia trilogy]], and the first game in the series to be developed by [[Heartbeat]], rather than [[Chunsoft]].

An adventure filled with perils and phantasms, the mystery of ''Dragon Quest VI'' spans two massive worlds filled with ferocious monsters, devious demons, and soul-shattering realizations.

==Setting==
Like every other {{Main Series}} game, the setting in ''Dragon Quest VI'' is very medieval, complete with castles, knights, and magic. The main world is divided into the [[Lower World]] and the [[Upper World]], each with a separate but similar map. To get from one world to the other, the party uses special warps (such as in wells) or by ascending/descending colossal stairs on the world map.

If something cannot be found in the Real World, chances are it has appeared in the Upper World, such as with Spiegel's Spire , in the middle of the quest. Also, another similarity to much of the series is the [[Dread Realm]]. This separate map features a foreboding island with a psychedelic sea surrounding it and some of the toughest monsters in the game, including [[Mortamor|The final boss]]. Also, once the Archfiend is defeated, the player can access the [[Bonus Dungeons|bonus dungeon]] and the secret final boss, [[Nokturnus|a wide-awake nightmare]].

==Plot==
{{spoiler|start}}
[[File:DQVI DS Hero.png|thumb|80px|left|The ''Dragon Quest VI'' {{Hero 6}}.]]
''Dragon Quest VI'' opens as the {{Hero 6}}, [[Milly]], and [[Carver]] approach the castle of Murdaw, the demon king. After Milly summons a dragon, the party enters the castle and comes face to face with Murdaw. Overpowering the trio, Murdaw appears to destroy each member of the party. The Hero wakes up in [[Weaver's Peak]], and cannot remember anything before the fight with Murdaw. Tania, a small girl from Weaver's Peak, insists that he is her brother.

On his way to [[Somnia (Upper World)|Somnia Castle]], where information on Murdaw can be found, the Hero stumbles into a strange portal which brings him to [[Wellshire|another unfamiliar town]]. However, no one can see or hear him. After finding a similar portal, the Hero reaches Somnia and meets Captain Blade, the leader of Somnia's army, and Carver, who appears not to remember the Hero. To defeat Murdaw they will need the [[Mirror of Ra]], and the captain sends them forth to find the missing relic. The Hero and Carver discover another portal along their journey, which brings them to [[Port Haven]] where they can neither be heard nor seen. Milly, who does see them, reunites with the two and helps them become visible with the aid of [[List of characters in Dragon Quest VI#Major Characters|Madame Luca]].

The party discovers a [[Somnia (Lower World)|Somnia Castle]] in the “[[Lower World|Phantom World]]” and learns that the prince is missing and that the Hero looks like him. They also meet Captain Rusty, who bears a striking resemblance to Blade. Gaining entrance to the [[Moonmirror Tower]], the party meets [[Ashlynn]], a woman who was invisible in the “Phantom World” as well and together they find the Mirror of Ra.

The four of them travel to Murdaw's [[Underkeep|castle]] in the original world. After defeating Murdaw, the Hero uses the Mirror and Murdaw then turns into the king of Somnia, confused and unaware of what happened. The king reveals that the "original" world is in fact the [[Dream World]] and the so-called “Phantom World” is the [[Real World]]. Upon traveling back to the Real World, the King of Somnia thanks the party for defeating Murdaw in his dreams, but that the real Murdaw lives and that the party must travel to [[Ghent]] to retrieve a boat to get to [[Murdaw's Keep|Murdaw's lair]]. In Ghent, [[Nevan]] the devout joins the party and allows them to use the Ghent Clan's sacred ship. Upon exploring the island, Carver discovers a statue bearing his exact likeness and realizes that Murdaw's actions in the opening scene separated his, Milly's, and the Hero's souls from their bodies, trapping them in the Dream World. During the fight with the real Murdaw, the Hero gets sent back to Weaver's Peak like before; however with the Mirror of Ra the Hero warps back into the battle and defeats Murdaw.

After the victory celebration back at the castle, the Queen of Somnia tells the Hero that he is the Prince of Somnia and that his current existence is incomplete--Murdaw's curse still lingers, and his dream-self has not returned to his body. Told to go forth and find himself, the party's journey leads them to [[Arkbolt]], where a [[Lizzie|terrible monster]] is blocking a nearby [[Wayfarer's Pass|tunnel]] to the rest of the continent. The reward for defeating the monster is the famed [[Sunderbolt blade|Sunderbolt sword]], but before the party can confront the beast a warrior by the name of [[Terry]] slays her, winning the sword.

After travelling both worlds, the party learns that Murdaw was not the only evil in the world, having confronted several other powerful monsters that all seem to be connected. [[File:DQVI DS Ashlynn.png|thumb|100px|right|The sorceress [[Ashlynn]].]]
As the journey goes on, the party saves several towns and kingdoms from supernatural onslaughts and monstrous sieges, hearing legends of a forgotten city of magic known as [[Sorceria]]. Forebodingly, they also hear tales of a dreaded Arch-fiend who controlled Murdaw and the other powerful ringleaders the common monsters obeyed. After slaying a [[Gracos|demonic fish]] at [[Seabed Shrine|a shrine]] in the [[Undersea|depths of the ocean]], the ancient city of Sorceria is restored in the Dream World.

In Sorceria, the party learns that this is Ashlynn's home. The elders tell Ashlynn that the Demon Lord is watching her and give her the powerful spell [[Magic Burst]] to fight him. The party also learns that the only way to get to the Demon Lord is through a tower known as the [[Pillar of Pegasus]], but to activate the tower they need to collect the sword, armour, shield, and helmet of legend. While doing so, the Hero meets his double in the real Weaver's Peak, who gets spooked, and speaks “Y-You. Y-You're m-m-me!”, and says that he must prove himself to be faithful to his family if he is to join powers. Returning to the real Somnia, the king and queen tell the Hero that he is indeed the prince. When he fuses with his clone, the Hero gains his memory back, much like Milly and Carver had done.

The party reaches [[Stormsgate Citadel]] and meets [[Dhuran]], who claims to have taken over the castle. He summons Terry to fight the party and then fights the party himself. Dhuran then reveals that all the enemies the party has faced were just pawns of [[Mortamor]], the Demon Emperor. Milly reveals that Terry is her brother and Terry decides to join the party and fight against Mortamor.

Once Stormsgate Citadel has transformed back into its true form, [[Cloudsgate Citadel]], the party speaks to [[Zenithia|King Zenith]] who informs them of Mortamor's doings and how to reach the [[Dark World]]. Mortamor plans on merging both worlds. The party’s horse fuses with [[Pegasus]], allowing the party to fly to the Dark World. With the help of two brothers, Isaac and Benjamin, the party enters [[Mortamor's Dreadlair]]. After solving many puzzles, they come face to face with Mortamor and defeat him. Isaac reveals that the Dark World is falling apart and Pegasus helps them escape.

In a similar fashion to {{Dragon Quest III}}, the hero's weapons and armour were renamed for this installment in the [[Zenithia trilogy]]. They are known as the {{Sword of Ramias}}, {{Armour of Orgo}}, {{Shield of Valora}} and {{Helm of Sebath}}. After the events of this game, these armaments become the [[Zenithian Equipment]] and are renamed as such.
{{spoiler|end}}

==Characters==
[[File:DQVI cast promo.png|right|250px]]
*{{Hero 6}}: A lad with blue hair who lives in the mountain village of Weaver's peak with his sister [[Tania (Dragon Quest VI)|Tania]].
*[[Carver]]: A wandering martial artist first encountered in the kingdom of Somnia, where he enlists alongside the hero in the military.
*[[Milly]]: A mysterious waif who apprentices under the famed fortune teller Luca Luminesta, and aids the hero and Carver in Port Haven.
*[[Ashlynn]]: An amnesiac girl who forces herself into the party at Moon Mirror Tower who's a dab hand at spell casting. She warms up the hero rather quickly.
*[[Nevan]]: The prodigal grandson of the head priest of the Ghent tribe. It takes a moment of divine intervention to motivate him into joining the group.
*[[Terry]]: A wandering swordsman with a smug attitude and skills to match. Doesn't speak much to the party at first, but he always leaves Milly speechless.
*[[Amos]]: The local hero of a backwoods burg who joins the party after an optional sidequest.
*[[Lizzie]]: A prehistoric powerhouse who nests in the wayfarer's pass near the kingdom of Arkbolt, putting local travel on lockdown until she is evicted. Less brutish than her appearance lets on, she has a soft spot under her scales for Terry.

==New features==
As the sixth installment to the ''Dragon Quest'' series, the graphics and sound presentation were improved significantly from {{DQ5}}, which was criticized for being too similar to the 8-bit installments and not taking advantage of the {{SNES}} hardware.

===[[Vocation system]]===
Marketed as a main selling point of the game, player-chosen vocations return after a two game absence in a greatly expanded implementation.
Once the party reaches {{Alltrades Abbey 6}}, they have the option of becoming one of nine base vocations. Once a character takes up a trade, his or her class causes certain attributes to increase and decrease. To learn new abilities or spells associated with a trade, the character must fight a set number of battles in that trade in order to improve their rank. These gradients are measured from 1 to 8, and marked with a star (★) that can be seen on the status menu. Not all battles will qualify for position advancement, with a character's level being checked against the area's limit: if the level exceeds this limit then none of the battles fought therein will accumulate.

Changing vocations will not cause a character to lose any spells or skills from the old class, but special powers such as the Thief's [[Thievery|ability to steal items]] will be lost when the character is not in the appropriate vocation.

If a character masters two or three of these occupations by increasing their rank to the maximum of eight, they may upgrade to a second tier vocation that far exceeds the sum of its parts. For example, mastering the warrior and the martial artist vocations allows a character to become a gladiator. Not all characters are suited to every class, as their natural stats may be too low to be effective even after the increase from joining the class.

====Initial Vocations====
*[[Warrior]]: {{Strength}} and {{HP}} go up while {{Agility}}, {{Wisdom}} and magic points drop. Several basic fencing skills are learned.
*[[Martial Artist]]: Agility increases at the cost of {{MP}} and {{Resilience}}, and melee skills are acquired. Additionally, the character's critical hit ratio improves significantly.
*[[Mage]]: Most attributes go down, except wisdom and MP. {{Attack}} and debilitating spells are learned.
*[[Priest]]: Many attributes decrease, but the priest is less frail than the mage. Restorative, support, and woosh spells are learned.
*[[Dancer]]: All attributes save for style and agility drop significantly, and a variety of status inducing dances are learned
*[[Thief]]: Agility goes up, but most other stats go down, and skills that help outside battle, such as Eye for Distance, are learned. The thief may also steal an item from an enemy at the end of a battle.
*[[Monster Master]]: All stats go down except for agility, wisdom and style. Several breath skills are learned, as well as the puff spell. In the original {{SFC}} version, monsters may join the party when there is a monster master present, and in the remake there is a chance that enemies will be asleep at the start of battle.
*[[Merchant]]: Wisdom goes up, but most stats go down, and a random assortment of skills are learned. At the end of battle, a small portion of extra money is added to the party's income.
*[[Gadabout]]: Style slightly goes up, but most stats dramatically drop. Sometimes, instead of doing nothing, the gadabout will perform a beneficial trick, such as singing a lullaby to put enemies to sleep.

====Advanced Vocations====
*[[Gladiator]] (Warrior+Martial Artist): Strength, HP, Agility, and resilience go up, making this an excellent melee vocation. Most skills are super effective against a particular type of enemy, such as [[Dragon Slash]].
*[[Armamentalist]] (Warrior+Mage): Stats mostly go down and strong magic skills/spells are learned, along with elemental slashes that exploit enemy vulnerabilities.
*[[Paladin]] (Martial Artist+Priest): Strength, agility, and wisdom go up and a mixture of defensive and offensive skills are learned such as [[Forbearance]] and [[Pearly Gates]].
*[[Sage]] (Mage+Priest): Wisdom and MP go up and top tier attack and healing spells are learned. At higher ranks, the Sage will be able to cast spells for fewer MP.
*[[Luminary (vocation)|Luminary]] (Dancer+Gadabout): Style is the only stat that goes up and several support skills are learned.
*[[Ranger]] (Merchant+Thief+Monster Master): Agility and wisdom go up and an assortment of exploration and defensive skills are learned.
*[[Hero (vocation)|Hero]] (Gladiator+Sage+Luminary+Ranger): This is the ultimate vocation and all stats go up save agility and resilience. Several high power attack spells/skills are learned, such as [[Gigaslash]], and characters will automatically regenerate HP at higher ranks. The [[Hero (Dragon Quest VI)|Protagonist of Dragon Quest VI]] only has to master one of the listed vocations to become a Hero.

====Hidden Vocations====
In addition to those accessed through the abbey, there are two hidden classes that require the use of ancient scrolls to be unlocked.
*[[Dragon (vocation)|Dragon]]: A powerhouse profession that yields the strongest [[Breath attack|breath]] skills in the game, and significantly increases HP, strength, and resilience at the cost of all other stats. Requires the [[Dragonic Diligence]] to be in a character's possession.
*[[Liquid metal slime (vocation)|Liquid metal slime]]:A high-risk, high reward class that cuts {{HP}} by 80%, {{MP}} by 30%, {{Strength}} by 40% and doubles {{Agility}} and {{Resilience}}. Teaches the most powerful abilities, and grants full immunity to all elements and ailments once mastered. Requires the [[Liquid Metal Mind]] scroll.

===Style and the Best Dressed Contest===
A "Kakkoyosa" (かっこよさ, effectively Charisma) stat makes its debut, allowing the cast to compete in a fashion show. [[List of character statistics#Style|Style]] measures how charismatic and well-dressed the characters are; it will be high for attractive characters and monsters, and low for ugly and non-humanoid ones. Various weapons and armour can increase or decrease the stat; the effects of these equipments can themselves be altered at the [[Fashion Forge]]. A matching set of equipment will increase the stat further through hidden bonuses; these pieces of equipment are often joined by a theme such as [[Princess's robe|faerie tale]] [[Glass slippers|elegance]].

The Best Dressed Contest has eight ranks, which the player enters in order. Depending on rank, the contest may be limited to men, women, or monsters. While the contest is one of the mini-games in ''Dragon Quest VI'', the party must win the third rank of the contest to gain an important item that will advance the plot.

===Player conveniences===
*There is a system to memorize speeches made by the townspeople. Pushing a button after speaking to someone causes their text to be remembered. Then casting the [[Remember]] "spell" will cause the memorized conversations to be replayed. At higher levels, the Hero can replay more messages or delete messages from the list. This system is also used in the {{SNES}} and {{GBC}} remakes of {{Dragon Quest III}}, but not in any later games.
:*This feature was removed in the remake, but the [[Party Chat]] feature serves a similar purpose.
*Walking pace is quickened in towns, castles, and dungeons. The screen no longer scrolls off the edge of a town map; instead the party will begin to move towards the edge of the screen, moving the message window if necessary.
*Wells can now be explored, with some leading to simple dead-ends, others small alcoves with treasure, and many leading to ambushes by [[Scarewell]]s and their relatives.
*Once acquired, the world map can be accessed via the R button for viewing at any time in the field, with the grayed-out sections filling in as the player explores.
:*In the DS Version, the top screen automatically displays the map, and in the smart phone version it can be opened by pressing an icon on the screen.
*The Open command has been deleted, with doors automatically swinging wide when the player walks towards them. Locked doors will notify the player that they do not have the right key.
*The [[Zoom]] spell's MP cost has been dropped from 8 to 1, allowing for less expensive flights.
*During cut-scenes, exclamation points and question marks will appear over a character's head to add inflection to dialogue.
*[[Mini medal]] exchange has changed to one of cumulative rewards rather than individual purchases, meaning a player who has 40 medals will be given a single [[Miracle sword]], and only has to collect another ten to receive the next reward.
*Gold can now be carried in six figures, up to 999,999.
*For the first time, there is a [[bag]] to store excess items. As a result, the item vault was replaced with a [[Bank]] that only stores gold. Items in the bag cannot be used in battle, but characters can add or remove its contents at any other time. In the original version of the game, it is not possible to use items in the bag at all until they are placed in a character's inventory but this was changed in later games onward.
*Spell and skill descriptions are now displayed in-battle, forgoing the use of the instruction manual and player-notes.

===Battle refinements===
[[File:Monster Battle Victory DQ VI group.png|right|border|250px]]
*All monsters are fully animated in battle, with most having three frames per action.
*Stat growth becomes pre-set upon leveling up, with no random width as in the previous five games. This would be slightly modified in the remake, allowing for a slight range of growth.
*The limit for non-HP and MP stats has been raised from 255 to 500.
*{{Luck}} has been removed from the game.
*[[Status effect|Curse]]s as monster abilities have been removed from the game, with cursed equipment no longer requiring a benediction to remove.
*The infamous “learning period” experienced through the artificial intelligence has been abolished, with A.I. controlled party members immediately recognizing the resistances of monsters from the first turn. However, characters will never use items when using the A.I.
*A.I. decision making now takes place after each action in battle instead of after all four player character have acted, meaning a character will not waste their turn casting a support spell on another character who was killed at the start of battle.
*The ''Show No Mercy'' strategy has been added, which tells characters to defeat enemies as quickly as possible with no regard for MP.
*Significantly more skills have been added compared to the previous game, raising the total from 29 to 93.
:*A separate window has been created for skills, instead of lumping them together with spells ala the {{SFC}} version of {{V}}.
*Several new accessories have been introduced, raising the total from 7 to 20.
*The cursor will remain on the last selected spell/skill if the player exists that window and when the character has their next turn.
*When a battle is over the BGM of the area will resume playing from where it was last interrupted, as opposed to starting over.
*[[Encounter]]s have shifted from a purely random chance to step-based additives, meaning that a battle will always commence when a character takes the required amount of steps for that terrain/location.
*Unlike in the two preceding games, characters in the [[Wagon]] can cast spells at any time, even in dungeons where the wagon cannot go.

==Returning features==
===Vehicles===
There are seven different vehicles in the game, counting the wagon; this is the most of any game in the series so far. Also, this is the only game in the series to allow the players to travel underwater.
*[[Wagon]]
*[[Ship]]
*[[Mobile Island]]
*[[Flying Bed]]
*[[Flying Carpet|Magic Carpet]]
*[[Ship|Undersea Ship]]
*[[Pegasus]]

===Monster Companions===
[[Monster recruitment|Monster companions]] are treated more like human party members in this game; they stay at [[Patty's Party Planning Place]] and can change vocations, but they will not join the party unless one of the active PCs belongs to the Monster Master vocation. Monster Companions are less valuable in this game, because there are a large number of human characters, who can learn through vocations most of the same skills and powers monsters obtain via leveling up . However, each bestial buddy boasts resistances that humans do not. There are 18 types of monster that can join the party, but Patty has only 15 seats for monsters in her bar, considerably less than the fifth game.

This feature has been removed from the DS Version, as the Monster Master is incapable of recruiting monsters. It has been replaced by a system allowing recruitment of [[Slime family]] monsters only through [[encounter]]ing them in towns/dungeons/etc. The available slimes are:
*[[Goowain]]
*[[Healie]]
*[[Spot]]
*[[Kingsley]]
*[[Goober]]
*[[Curie]]
*[[Shelley]]
*[[Mercury]]

===[[Monster Arena]]===
Monsters of the {{Slime}} type can fight in a special arena dubbed [[Slimopolis]]; one chosen slime fights a series of three battles in a tournament (controlled by the AI), and if it wins, the party receives a prize dependent on the level of the tournament (which ranges from rank A to rank H). Winning the Rank H tournament twice will allow the slime to participate in the Championship battle.

==Development==
===Production===
The scenario designer, like always, is [[Yuji Horii]]. As in all other ''Dragon Quest'' games, the art work and design are made by [[Akira Toriyama]] of ''Dragon Ball'' fame, who also worked on ''Chrono Trigger'', ''[[Tobal No.1]]'', and ''[[Blue Dragon (series)|Blue Dragon]]''. This is the last game in the series to belong to the [[Zenithia]] or the Tenkuu no Shiro (Castle in the Sky) trilogy.

After the release of ''I + II'' in 1993 development of ''VI'' began in earnest, with a goal of returning to the more adventurous, less on-rails structure of the [[Erdrick trilogy]] and also parodying the ''very'' common trope of the "hidden world" scenario that RPGs and adventure games employed in the 90's. By introducing the concept of the Upper and Lower worlds within the first ten minutes of gameplay, Horii avoided the cliche of the late-game introduction of a hidden area where the cast would be forced to explore before confronting the final evil, and allowed ''VI'' to carry an air of genuine mystery from beginning to end.

In order to balance the heavy plots and characterizations that {{IV}} and {{V}} enjoyed with the player's ability to explore at their leisure, the vocation system from {{III}} was re-implemented and given a substantial overhaul. Instead of defining a character in a fixed role, ''VI's'' vocations gave players the ability to completely customize their party as they saw fit.

In July 2007, Square Enix announced a series of remakes of {{DQ4}}, {{V}} and ''VI'' for the Nintendo DS. This marked the first time the game was available on another console and outside of Japan. Prior to this, it had only been available through [[fan translation|fan translations]]. ''Dragon Quest VI'' was the final game of the subseries to be released, following {{Dragon Quest IV}} in 2008 and {{Dragon Quest V}} in 2009.

In January 2010, the game was re-released in Japan on the [[Nintendo DS]]. On December 20, 2010, it was [http://press.nintendo.com/articles.jsp?id=26902 announced] that Nintendo of America would be publishing ''Dragon Quest VI'' on February 14, 2011. The subtitle was officially named "Realms of Revelation."

*A prequel, {{DQM}} (''Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry's Wonderland'' in Japan), was released in 1998. This game featured Terry and Milly years before the events of ''Dragon Quest VI''. It was released in North America the next year, even though ''Dragon Quest VI'' was never released in North America. Along with Terry and Milly, several of the main enemies, including Mortamor, reappear. However, their previous roles have been eliminated, making them appear as just normal enemies. Mortamor and Murdaw (Mudou in the game) do appear as very challenging, very late in-game bosses, though.

===Release===
The initial release date in Spring of 1995 was delayed over a year, Heartbeat wanting to further develop their game. The game was eventually shown at Shoshinkai in November of 1995. ''Dragon Quest VI'' was released a few weeks later on December 9, with the very steep price of 11,400 yen (roughly over 100 U.S. dollars before inflation adjustments). The game went on to sell over 3.20 million copies, becoming the highest-selling title in the series at the time by a wide margin. Since then, in Japan, the game actually made the news in 2005, when a Japanese student threatened another student over an argument about what ''Dragon Quest'' is the best, the student doing the threatening favoring ''Dragon Quest VI''.

====North America====
On February 12, 2011 [[Yuji Horii]] visited Palo Alto, California for a special Nintendo launch event at Gamestop, where he signed autographs for the first 50 in attendance. Fans were able to purchase the game two days before the official launch date, affectionately referred to by Nintendo as ''Valenslime Day''.

Nintendo also held a trivia contest via Twitter, with the winner receiving a trip to the launch event to be the first in line to meet Horii.

Best Buy also had special events to promote ''Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation'' and {{DQ9}} on February 26, 2011 and March 5, 2011.

==Legacy==
===Fan Translations===
Several unofficial English translations were attempted by several different groups. While none of them have ever been fully completed, as of 2001, the online translation group NoPrgress has released a translation in which 93% of the dialog, 80% of the battle text, and 95% of the menu text is translated. In 2000, the online translation group DeJap released an incomplete translation, however, the project is currently dead.

===Nintendo DS Remake===
''Dragon Quest VI'' did not receive an enhanced remake on a console until the Nintendo DS. The ''Dragon Quest VI'' enhanced remake for the Nintendo DS was announced in late 2007 by Square Enix and was developed by [[ArtePiazza]].

On April 28, 2008, it was reported that [[Square Enix]] had applied for the trademark "The Realms of Reverie" at the United States Patent and Trademark Office, leading to speculation that it was the localized title for this game. On May 20, 2008, Square Enix opened up the North American site featuring the three Dragon Quest DS remakes, acknowledging ''Realms of Reverie'' as the official subtitle, as well as confirming a release in North America. The next day, a press release from Square Enix confirmed that the game would be released in Europe as ''Dragon Quest: Realms of Reverie''.

Two and a half years later, on December 20, 2010, Nintendo of America issued a press release concerning ''Dragon Quest VI''; the game would be published by Nintendo in North America under the name '''''Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation''''' and would be released on February 14, 2011. As with the release of {{DQ9}}', the sword in the ''Dragon Quest'' logo was replaced with an ordinary 'T'.

During the following months, ''Dragon Quest VI'' would be released in Europe and Australia as '''''Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Reverie'''''. The logo used was identical to that used in the North American release, other than the subtitle, while the actual box art was nearly identical to that of the Japanese release.

====Remake Alterations====
A handful of changes were made to the game, some remaining controversial among fans:
*The monster recruiting function of the [[Monster Master]] vocation was removed, replaced with a system of slime companions that can be recruited during the journey. Some of these slimes, like the mottle slime, were not available in the original version.
*A new mini-game called [[Slippin' Slime]] can be played, utilizing the DS stylus.
*Enemies have 75% HP and give 120% EXP compared to the SNES version. Some enemy groups have been increased in number to compensate for this. This change was decried by some fans for making the game too easy.
*[[Magic Burst]]'s damage multiplier is reduced to 2x MP (similar to later installments), instead of 3x MP.
*The hero's conversational memory spells have been removed.
*Party members' natural resistances are now gone. However, [[Lizzie]] and slime companions retain the native resistances of their monster counterparts.
*Re-equipping armour during battle no longer resets the effects of [[Sap]]/[[Buff]] spells.
*The layout of some towns and dungeons have been slightly altered.
*The [[Party Chat]] function was added, see [[Dragon Quest VI Party Chat|the transcript]].
*[[Terry]]'s starting level was raised from 23 to 28.
*[[Amos]] now has a unique sprite model, where as he shared the {{NPC}} warrior sprite before.
*[[Zoom]] can now be used to warp to both the lower world and upper world versions of {{Alltrades Abbey 6}}.

====Smartphone alterations====
In addition to the changes listed above, the 2015 mobile version included a few adjustments to the game.
*Raised level cap for each area, making it much easier to earn vocation ranks in any given section of the game.
*The [[Ranger]] has been slightly buffed, now gaining +20% MP instead of losing 30%.
*[[Terry]]'s level upon joining has been raised to 33, in addition to having already mastered the [[Mage]] and [[Priest]] vocations. His strength and agility stats have been increased by +5 and +28, respectively.
*The sex of monster companions is now displayed in the attributes section, with [[Lizzie]] and [[Shelley]] being female and the remaining slime buddies being male.
*[[Suite Dreams]] sidequest has been altered to no longer rely on multiplayer and can now be done entirely in-game.

==Soundtrack==
[[Kōichi Sugiyama]] composed the music and directed all the associated spinoffs. Three soundtracks were released for the music of ''Dragon Quest VI''. The first was a two-disk soundtrack, which included an orchestral performance and an OST. The second soundtrack was released on August 23, 2000, and just had the orchestral version. This version was released by SPE Visual Works (now Aniplex), and was named ''Dragon Quest VI ~The Dream World~ Symphonic Suite''. This version was featured on ''Dragon Quest Daizenshu Vol. 2'', which is a compilation of ''Dragon Quest'' music. A second Symphonic Suite edition of the OST was performed in March 2005 and released on July 19, 2006, also by Aniplex. The Symphonic Suite tracklist is as follows:

#[[Overture]] (1:20)
#At the Palace (3:40)
#In the Town ~ Happy Humming ~ Inviting Village ~ Folk Dance (7:02)
#Through the Fields ~ Wandering through the Silence ~ Another World (5:03)
#Ocean Waves (5:11)
#Flying Bed (2:08)
#Pegasus ~ Saint's Wreath (5:39)
#Evil World ~ Satan's Castle ~ Frightening Dungeon (4:22)
#Brave Fight (6:23)
#Melancholy (3:11)
#Ocarina ~ The Saint (2:07)
#Devil's Tower (1:36)
#Dungeons ~ Last Dungeon (5:52)
#Monsters (4:36)
#Demon Combat (5:15)
#Eternal Lullaby (6:46)

==Reception==
A survey in the magazine Famitsu in 2006 earned ''Dragon Quest VI'' the #34 spot on the list. This is a much lower spot on the list than the other games in the series, showing that, although the game is popular, it remains in the shadows compared to the rest of the series, particularly {{DQ3}} and {{DQ8}}, which were both in the top five. ''Dragon Quest VI'' was one of the best selling Super Famicom games in Japan, selling well over three million copies.
In volume 81 of ''[[Nintendo Power]]'', the staff wrote an article on ''Dragon Quest VI'', hoping the game would find a U.S. release. They also suggested why the series might not appeal to the American audience: there is too much fighting and not enough adventuring.

''Dragon Quest VI'' was listed as #7 among the 10 Best Japanese Games Never Released in the U.S. by ''GamePro'' magazine in their May 2005 issue. {{Dragon Quest V}}, another Japan-only game, was also on the list, placing at #2. (the whole list can be seen here [http://www.woodus.com/den/gallery/graphics/sightings/gamepro_may2005_pg46.jpg])

In terms of contributions to the series as a whole, ''VI'' is considered by several fans as being very significant: the addition of skills allowed further refinement to combat and added significantly more layers of depth to battles, the bag reduced the amount of frustration players could face by putting an end to shuffling items between characters, and the Hero's ability to memorize and recall lines of dialogue directly lead to the creation of [[Party Chat]] in {{VII}}. Furthermore, the raising of stat limits from 255 to 500 allowed for more dynamic character growth and battle potential, complimented by a significant increase in stat-enhancing accessories. Smaller touches also enhanced the quality of the series from then on, such as the four tone vocal range for men, women, children, and monsters, as well as the mini medal exchange program becoming one where awards are dispensed based on the total collected rather than being used as an alternate type of currency.

While ''VI'' may not be among the most popular games in the series, it is assuredly one of the most important in ''Dragon Quest's'' history.

==Related media==
A 10-volume manga adaptation of the game titled "Maboroshi no Daichi" was made by [[Masomi Kanzaki]]. It was published by [[Enix]] in the ''Monthly Shonen Gangan'' between 1997 and 2001. The storyline roughly follows that of the video game from which it was based but with several differences, such as the inclusion of the character Kizu Buchi, a spotted slime who joined the protagonists in the manga while it's counterpart Spot didn't in the original game.

==Trivia==
*The game is strongly implied a prequel to {{IV}} and {{V}}, based on small details and hints scattered throughout the story. In typical Horii fashion, many of these hints were not concrete at the time of the original release and are up to the player to decide for themselves. That being said, the similarities between Zenithia and Cloudsgate Citadel are objectively clear even at a cursory glance, and the speculation has all but been confirmed with the Nintendo DS remake, which expressly refers to two of the possible versions of [[Reaper's Peak]] as being based on future events.
*The Hero is see using the [[Zenithian sword]] in his Coup de Grâce in ''[[Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road Victory]]'' despite that his own legendary weapon is the [[Sword of Ramias]] in ''Dragon Quest VI''.

==Credits==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Original {{Super Famicom}} version
! Role
! Staff
|----------
|Scenario & game design
|[[Yuji Horii]]
|----------
|Character design
|[[Akira Toriyama]]
|----------
|Music compose
|[[Kōichi Sugiyama]]
|----------
|Director
|[[Manabu Yamana]]
|----------
|Main Programer
|Manabu Yamana
|----------
|Programers
|Jinji Horagai, Katsuya Teshima, Yasushi Watanabe, Jun Sakamoto
|----------
|Monster designers
|Akira Toriyama, Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru
|----------
|Graphic designers
|Shintaro Majima, Takashi Yasuno
|----------
|Sound designers
|Tsukasa Tawada, Hitoshi Sakimoto
|----------
|Scenario assistants
|Fuminori Ishikawa, Sachiko Sugimura, Kazunori Orio, Masayo Fuda
|----------
|Program assistants
|Akitaka Shigeno, Yuko Miura
|----------
|Graphic assistants
|Yasumasa Kawasaki, Masahiro Wada, Norikazu Masaki
|----------
|Play testers
|Hiroomi Tanaka, Mariko Numajiri, Hirofumi Kuroda, Michiyo Nukina (M. Nukina), Kazunori Ōwada (K. Oowada), Minoru Kakizawa (M. Kakizawa), Kan Ikeda (K. Ikeda), Daisuke Ishizuka (D. Ishizuka), Yoko Kagaya (Y. Kagaya), M. Iwakiri (M. Iwakiri), M. Endo (M. Endo), Yoshinori Yamagishi (Y. Yamagishi), Shinji Futami (S. Futami), Yuuchi Kikumoto (Y. Kikumoto), Jun Toda (J. Toda), Yasuhito Watanabe (Y. Watanabe), Kenjiro Kano (K. Kano), Hiroki Fujimoto (H. Fujimoto), Y. Saito (Y. Saito), Noriko Nakanome (N. Nakanome), K. Saiki (K. Saiki), Etsuko Shimamura (E. Shimamura), M. Nagase (M. Nagase), Daisuke Kobayashi (D. Kobayashi), Shinji Wachi (S. Wachi)
|----------
|Public relations
|Daizoh Shimamura, Hideki Yamamoto, Tomoko Miyazaki
|----------
|Artwork
|Takashi Ōtsuka, Naoki Oishi
|----------
|Technical support
|Sadao Yahagi, Yoshirō Takeshita, Kazufumi Honma
|----------
|Production assistants
|Taichi Inuzuka, Mariko Iida, Youichi Hayakawa, Keiji Honda
|----------
|Producer
|Yukinobu Chida
|----------
|Publisher
|Yasuhiro Fukushima
|}
==Gallery==
===Box art===
<center><gallery>
DQ VI Super Famicom Box (Front Side).png|{{Super Famicom}} box art. (front)
Dq6boxb.jpg|Super Famicom box art. (back)
DQVI DS Box.png|Nintendo DS box art. (NA)
DQ6dsEuropeBox.jpg|Nintendo DS box art. (Europe)
</gallery></center>

===Merchandise===
<center><gallery>
DQVI_Super_Famicom_guidebook.png|Super Famicom guide 1.
DQVI_Super_Famicom_guide.png|Super Famicom guide 2.
DQ VI V-Jump Character Poster.jpg|Character Poster from ''V-Jump'' magazine.
DQ VI V-Jump Intro Page.jpg|Intro page from ''V-Jump'' magazine.
DQ VI V-Jump Never Stop.jpg|
DQVI_V_Jump_guide.png|''V Jump'' guide.
DQVIManga1.png|''Maboroshi no Daichi'' manga Vol. 1.
DQVI_Manga_2.png|''Maboroshi no Daichi'' manga Vol. 2.
DQVI_Manga_3.png|''Maboroshi no Daichi'' manga Vol. 3.
DQVI_Manga_4.png|''Maboroshi no Daichi'' manga Vol. 4.
DQVI Manga vol 9.png|''Maboroshi no Daichi'' manga Vol. 9.
DQVI_Manga_10.jpg|''Maboroshi no Daichi'' manga Vol. 10.
DQ 4koma Gekijou 12.png|4koma comics.
DQVI CD Theater 1.png|CD Theater.
DQVI CD Theater 2.png|CD Theater.
DQVISuperFamicomArt.png|Super Famicom cover art.
Shopping in VI.jpg|
Battle in the Abyss.jpg|
DQVI_Characters.png|
DQVI Michikusa adventure guide.png|Michikusa guide.
DQVI iOS Android.png|iOS/Android.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
*[http://na.square-enix.com/zenithia/ Official Nintendo DS Dragon Quest Zenithia Portal site]
*[http://dragonquest6.nintendo.com/ Official Dragon Quest VI website]

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Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation

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| developer = [[Heartbeat]] ({{SFC}}) [[ArtePiazza]] ({{DS}})
| publisher = [[Enix]] (SFC) [[Square Enix]] ({{DS}})
| designer = [[Yuji Horii]]
| artist = [[Akira Toriyama]]
| composer = [[Kōichi Sugiyama]]
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{{Translation|'''''Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation'''''|ドラゴンクエストVI 幻の大地|Doragon Kuesuto Shikkusu Maboroshi no Daichi|literally meaning; Dragon Quest VI: Land of Illusion}} is the sixth installment in the {{DQSeries}}. It is the penultimate title for the Nintendo Super Famicom as well as the last game in the [[Zenithia trilogy]], and the first game in the series to be developed by [[Heartbeat]], rather than [[Chunsoft]].

An adventure filled with perils and phantasms, the mystery of ''Dragon Quest VI'' spans two massive worlds filled with ferocious monsters, devious demons, and soul-shattering realizations.

==Setting==
Like every other {{Main Series}} game, the setting in ''Dragon Quest VI'' is very medieval, complete with castles, knights, and magic. The main world is divided into the [[Lower World]] and the [[Upper World]], each with a separate but similar map. To get from one world to the other, the party uses special warps (such as in wells) or by ascending/descending colossal stairs on the world map.

If something cannot be found in the Real World, chances are it has appeared in the Upper World, such as with Spiegel's Spire , in the middle of the quest. Also, another similarity to much of the series is the [[Dread Realm]]. This separate map features a foreboding island with a psychedelic sea surrounding it and some of the toughest monsters in the game, including [[Mortamor|The final boss]]. Also, once the Archfiend is defeated, the player can access the [[Bonus Dungeons|bonus dungeon]] and the secret final boss, [[Nokturnus|a wide-awake nightmare]].

==Plot==
{{spoiler|start}}
[[File:DQVI DS Hero.png|thumb|80px|left|The ''Dragon Quest VI'' {{Hero 6}}.]]
''Dragon Quest VI'' opens as the {{Hero 6}}, [[Milly]], and [[Carver]] approach the castle of Murdaw, the demon king. After Milly summons a dragon, the party enters the castle and comes face to face with Murdaw. Overpowering the trio, Murdaw appears to destroy each member of the party. The Hero wakes up in [[Weaver's Peak]], and cannot remember anything before the fight with Murdaw. Tania, a small girl from Weaver's Peak, insists that he is her brother.

On his way to [[Somnia (Upper World)|Somnia Castle]], where information on Murdaw can be found, the Hero stumbles into a strange portal which brings him to [[Wellshire|another unfamiliar town]]. However, no one can see or hear him. After finding a similar portal, the Hero reaches Somnia and meets Captain Blade, the leader of Somnia's army, and Carver, who appears not to remember the Hero. To defeat Murdaw they will need the [[Mirror of Ra]], and the captain sends them forth to find the missing relic. The Hero and Carver discover another portal along their journey, which brings them to [[Port Haven]] where they can neither be heard nor seen. Milly, who does see them, reunites with the two and helps them become visible with the aid of [[List of characters in Dragon Quest VI#Major Characters|Madame Luca]].

The party discovers a [[Somnia (Lower World)|Somnia Castle]] in the “[[Lower World|Phantom World]]” and learns that the prince is missing and that the Hero looks like him. They also meet Captain Rusty, who bears a striking resemblance to Blade. Gaining entrance to the [[Moonmirror Tower]], the party meets [[Ashlynn]], a woman who was invisible in the “Phantom World” as well and together they find the Mirror of Ra.

The four of them travel to Murdaw's [[Underkeep|castle]] in the original world. After defeating Murdaw, the Hero uses the Mirror and Murdaw then turns into the king of Somnia, confused and unaware of what happened. The king reveals that the "original" world is in fact the [[Dream World]] and the so-called “Phantom World” is the [[Real World]]. Upon traveling back to the Real World, the King of Somnia thanks the party for defeating Murdaw in his dreams, but that the real Murdaw lives and that the party must travel to [[Ghent]] to retrieve a boat to get to [[Murdaw's Keep|Murdaw's lair]]. In Ghent, [[Nevan]] the devout joins the party and allows them to use the Ghent Clan's sacred ship. Upon exploring the island, Carver discovers a statue bearing his exact likeness and realizes that Murdaw's actions in the opening scene separated his, Milly's, and the Hero's souls from their bodies, trapping them in the Dream World. During the fight with the real Murdaw, the Hero gets sent back to Weaver's Peak like before; however with the Mirror of Ra the Hero warps back into the battle and defeats Murdaw.

After the victory celebration back at the castle, the Queen of Somnia tells the Hero that he is the Prince of Somnia and that his current existence is incomplete--Murdaw's curse still lingers, and his dream-self has not returned to his body. Told to go forth and find himself, the party's journey leads them to [[Arkbolt]], where a [[Lizzie|terrible monster]] is blocking a nearby [[Wayfarer's Pass|tunnel]] to the rest of the continent. The reward for defeating the monster is the famed [[Sunderbolt blade|Sunderbolt sword]], but before the party can confront the beast a warrior by the name of [[Terry]] slays her, winning the sword.

After travelling both worlds, the party learns that Murdaw was not the only evil in the world, having confronted several other powerful monsters that all seem to be connected. [[File:DQVI DS Ashlynn.png|thumb|100px|right|The sorceress [[Ashlynn]].]]
As the journey goes on, the party saves several towns and kingdoms from supernatural onslaughts and monstrous sieges, hearing legends of a forgotten city of magic known as [[Sorceria]]. Forebodingly, they also hear tales of a dreaded Arch-fiend who controlled Murdaw and the other powerful ringleaders the common monsters obeyed. After slaying a [[Gracos|demonic fish]] at [[Seabed Shrine|a shrine]] in the [[Undersea|depths of the ocean]], the ancient city of Sorceria is restored in the Dream World.

In Sorceria, the party learns that this is Ashlynn's home. The elders tell Ashlynn that the Demon Lord is watching her and give her the powerful spell [[Magic Burst]] to fight him. The party also learns that the only way to get to the Demon Lord is through a tower known as the [[Pillar of Pegasus]], but to activate the tower they need to collect the sword, armour, shield, and helmet of legend. While doing so, the Hero meets his double in the real Weaver's Peak, who gets spooked, and speaks “Y-You. Y-You're m-m-me!”, and says that he must prove himself to be faithful to his family if he is to join powers. Returning to the real Somnia, the king and queen tell the Hero that he is indeed the prince. When he fuses with his clone, the Hero gains his memory back, much like Milly and Carver had done.

The party reaches [[Stormsgate Citadel]] and meets [[Dhuran]], who claims to have taken over the castle. He summons Terry to fight the party and then fights the party himself. Dhuran then reveals that all the enemies the party has faced were just pawns of [[Mortamor]], the Demon Emperor. Milly reveals that Terry is her brother and Terry decides to join the party and fight against Mortamor.

Once Stormsgate Citadel has transformed back into its true form, [[Cloudsgate Citadel]], the party speaks to [[Zenithia|King Zenith]] who informs them of Mortamor's doings and how to reach the [[Dark World]]. Mortamor plans on merging both worlds. The party’s horse fuses with [[Pegasus]], allowing the party to fly to the Dark World. With the help of two brothers, Isaac and Benjamin, the party enters [[Mortamor's Dreadlair]]. After solving many puzzles, they come face to face with Mortamor and defeat him. Isaac reveals that the Dark World is falling apart and Pegasus helps them escape.

In a similar fashion to {{Dragon Quest III}}, the hero's weapons and armour were renamed for this installment in the [[Zenithia trilogy]]. They are known as the {{Sword of Ramias}}, {{Armour of Orgo}}, {{Shield of Valora}} and {{Helm of Sebath}}. After the events of this game, these armaments become the [[Zenithian Equipment]] and are renamed as such.
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==Characters==
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*{{Hero 6}}: A lad with blue hair who lives in the mountain village of Weaver's peak with his sister [[Tania (Dragon Quest VI)|Tania]].
*[[Carver]]: A wandering martial artist first encountered in the kingdom of Somnia, where he enlists alongside the hero in the military.
*[[Milly]]: A mysterious waif who apprentices under the famed fortune teller Luca Luminesta, and aids the hero and Carver in Port Haven.
*[[Ashlynn]]: An amnesiac girl who forces herself into the party at Moon Mirror Tower who's a dab hand at spell casting. She warms up the hero rather quickly.
*[[Nevan]]: The prodigal grandson of the head priest of the Ghent tribe. It takes a moment of divine intervention to motivate him into joining the group.
*[[Terry]]: A wandering swordsman with a smug attitude and skills to match. Doesn't speak much to the party at first, but he always leaves Milly speechless.
*[[Amos]]: The local hero of a backwoods burg who joins the party after an optional sidequest.
*[[Lizzie]]: A prehistoric powerhouse who nests in the wayfarer's pass near the kingdom of Arkbolt, putting local travel on lockdown until she is evicted. Less brutish than her appearance lets on, she has a soft spot under her scales for Terry.

==New features==
As the sixth installment to the ''Dragon Quest'' series, the graphics and sound presentation were improved significantly from {{DQ5}}, which was criticized for being too similar to the 8-bit installments and not taking advantage of the {{SNES}} hardware.

===[[Vocation system]]===
Marketed as a main selling point of the game, player-chosen vocations return after a two game absence in a greatly expanded implementation.
Once the party reaches {{Alltrades Abbey 6}}, they have the option of becoming one of nine base vocations. Once a character takes up a trade, his or her class causes certain attributes to increase and decrease. To learn new abilities or spells associated with a trade, the character must fight a set number of battles in that trade in order to improve their rank. These gradients are measured from 1 to 8, and marked with a star (★) that can be seen on the status menu. Not all battles will qualify for position advancement, with a character's level being checked against the area's limit: if the level exceeds this limit then none of the battles fought therein will accumulate.

Changing vocations will not cause a character to lose any spells or skills from the old class, but special powers such as the Thief's [[Thievery|ability to steal items]] will be lost when the character is not in the appropriate vocation.

If a character masters two or three of these occupations by increasing their rank to the maximum of eight, they may upgrade to a second tier vocation that far exceeds the sum of its parts. For example, mastering the warrior and the martial artist vocations allows a character to become a gladiator. Not all characters are suited to every class, as their natural stats may be too low to be effective even after the increase from joining the class.

====Initial Vocations====
*[[Warrior]]: {{Strength}} and {{HP}} go up while {{Agility}}, {{Wisdom}} and magic points drop. Several basic fencing skills are learned.
*[[Martial Artist]]: Agility increases at the cost of {{MP}} and {{Resilience}}, and melee skills are acquired. Additionally, the character's critical hit ratio improves significantly.
*[[Mage]]: Most attributes go down, except wisdom and MP. {{Attack}} and debilitating spells are learned.
*[[Priest]]: Many attributes decrease, but the priest is less frail than the mage. Restorative, support, and woosh spells are learned.
*[[Dancer]]: All attributes save for style and agility drop significantly, and a variety of status inducing dances are learned
*[[Thief]]: Agility goes up, but most other stats go down, and skills that help outside battle, such as Eye for Distance, are learned. The thief may also steal an item from an enemy at the end of a battle.
*[[Monster Master]]: All stats go down except for agility, wisdom and style. Several breath skills are learned, as well as the puff spell. In the original {{SFC}} version, monsters may join the party when there is a monster master present, and in the remake there is a chance that enemies will be asleep at the start of battle.
*[[Merchant]]: Wisdom goes up, but most stats go down, and a random assortment of skills are learned. At the end of battle, a small portion of extra money is added to the party's income.
*[[Gadabout]]: Style slightly goes up, but most stats dramatically drop. Sometimes, instead of doing nothing, the gadabout will perform a beneficial trick, such as singing a lullaby to put enemies to sleep.

====Advanced Vocations====
*[[Gladiator]] (Warrior+Martial Artist): Strength, HP, Agility, and resilience go up, making this an excellent melee vocation. Most skills are super effective against a particular type of enemy, such as [[Dragon Slash]].
*[[Armamentalist]] (Warrior+Mage): Stats mostly go down and strong magic skills/spells are learned, along with elemental slashes that exploit enemy vulnerabilities.
*[[Paladin]] (Martial Artist+Priest): Strength, agility, and wisdom go up and a mixture of defensive and offensive skills are learned such as [[Forbearance]] and [[Pearly Gates]].
*[[Sage]] (Mage+Priest): Wisdom and MP go up and top tier attack and healing spells are learned. At higher ranks, the Sage will be able to cast spells for fewer MP.
*[[Luminary (vocation)|Luminary]] (Dancer+Gadabout): Style is the only stat that goes up and several support skills are learned.
*[[Ranger]] (Merchant+Thief+Monster Master): Agility and wisdom go up and an assortment of exploration and defensive skills are learned.
*[[Hero (vocation)|Hero]] (Gladiator+Sage+Luminary+Ranger): This is the ultimate vocation and all stats go up save agility and resilience. Several high power attack spells/skills are learned, such as [[Gigaslash]], and characters will automatically regenerate HP at higher ranks. The [[Hero (Dragon Quest VI)|Protagonist of Dragon Quest VI]] only has to master one of the listed vocations to become a Hero.

====Hidden Vocations====
In addition to those accessed through the abbey, there are two hidden classes that require the use of ancient scrolls to be unlocked.
*[[Dragon (vocation)|Dragon]]: A powerhouse profession that yields the strongest [[Breath attack|breath]] skills in the game, and significantly increases HP, strength, and resilience at the cost of all other stats. Requires the [[Dragonic Diligence]] to be in a character's possession.
*[[Liquid metal slime (vocation)|Liquid metal slime]]:A high-risk, high reward class that cuts {{HP}} by 80%, {{MP}} by 30%, {{Strength}} by 40% and doubles {{Agility}} and {{Resilience}}. Teaches the most powerful abilities, and grants full immunity to all elements and ailments once mastered. Requires the [[Liquid Metal Mind]] scroll.

===Style and the Best Dressed Contest===
A "Kakkoyosa" (かっこよさ, effectively Charisma) stat makes its debut, allowing the cast to compete in a fashion show. [[List of character statistics#Style|Style]] measures how charismatic and well-dressed the characters are; it will be high for attractive characters and monsters, and low for ugly and non-humanoid ones. Various weapons and armour can increase or decrease the stat; the effects of these equipments can themselves be altered at the [[Fashion Forge]]. A matching set of equipment will increase the stat further through hidden bonuses; these pieces of equipment are often joined by a theme such as [[Princess's robe|faerie tale]] [[Glass slippers|elegance]].

The Best Dressed Contest has eight ranks, which the player enters in order. Depending on rank, the contest may be limited to men, women, or monsters. While the contest is one of the mini-games in ''Dragon Quest VI'', the party must win the third rank of the contest to gain an important item that will advance the plot.

===Player conveniences===
*There is a system to memorize speeches made by the townspeople. Pushing a button after speaking to someone causes their text to be remembered. Then casting the [[Remember]] "spell" will cause the memorized conversations to be replayed. At higher levels, the Hero can replay more messages or delete messages from the list. This system is also used in the {{SNES}} and {{GBC}} remakes of {{Dragon Quest III}}, but not in any later games.
:*This feature was removed in the remake, but the [[Party Chat]] feature serves a similar purpose.
*Walking pace is quickened in towns, castles, and dungeons. The screen no longer scrolls off the edge of a town map; instead the party will begin to move towards the edge of the screen, moving the message window if necessary.
*Wells can now be explored, with some leading to simple dead-ends, others small alcoves with treasure, and many leading to ambushes by [[Scarewell]]s and their relatives.
*Once acquired, the world map can be accessed via the R button for viewing at any time in the field, with the grayed-out sections filling in as the player explores.
:*In the DS Version, the top screen automatically displays the map, and in the smart phone version it can be opened by pressing an icon on the screen.
*The Open command has been deleted, with doors automatically swinging wide when the player walks towards them. Locked doors will notify the player that they do not have the right key.
*The [[Zoom]] spell's MP cost has been dropped from 8 to 1, allowing for less expensive flights.
*During cut-scenes, exclamation points and question marks will appear over a character's head to add inflection to dialogue.
*[[Mini medal]] exchange has changed to one of cumulative rewards rather than individual purchases, meaning a player who has 40 medals will be given a single [[Miracle sword]], and only has to collect another ten to receive the next reward.
*Gold can now be carried in six figures, up to 999,999.
*For the first time, there is a [[bag]] to store excess items. As a result, the item vault was replaced with a [[Bank]] that only stores gold. Items in the bag cannot be used in battle, but characters can add or remove its contents at any other time. In the original version of the game, it is not possible to use items in the bag at all until they are placed in a character's inventory but this was changed in later games onward.
*Spell and skill descriptions are now displayed in-battle, forgoing the use of the instruction manual and player-notes.

===Battle refinements===
[[File:Monster Battle Victory DQ VI group.png|right|border|250px]]
*All monsters are fully animated in battle, with most having three frames per action.
*Stat growth becomes pre-set upon leveling up, with no random width as in the previous five games. This would be slightly modified in the remake, allowing for a slight range of growth.
*The limit for non-HP and MP stats has been raised from 255 to 500.
*{{Luck}} has been removed from the game.
*[[Status effect|Curse]]s as monster abilities have been removed from the game, with cursed equipment no longer requiring a benediction to remove.
*The infamous “learning period” experienced through the artificial intelligence has been abolished, with A.I. controlled party members immediately recognizing the resistances of monsters from the first turn. However, characters will never use items when using the A.I.
*A.I. decision making now takes place after each action in battle instead of after all four player character have acted, meaning a character will not waste their turn casting a support spell on another character who was killed at the start of battle.
*The ''Show No Mercy'' strategy has been added, which tells characters to defeat enemies as quickly as possible with no regard for MP.
*Significantly more skills have been added compared to the previous game, raising the total from 29 to 93.
:*A separate window has been created for skills, instead of lumping them together with spells ala the {{SFC}} version of {{V}}.
*Several new accessories have been introduced, raising the total from 7 to 20.
*The cursor will remain on the last selected spell/skill if the player exists that window and when the character has their next turn.
*When a battle is over the BGM of the area will resume playing from where it was last interrupted, as opposed to starting over.
*[[Encounter]]s have shifted from a purely random chance to step-based additives, meaning that a battle will always commence when a character takes the required amount of steps for that terrain/location.
*Unlike in the two preceding games, characters in the [[Wagon]] can cast spells at any time, even in dungeons where the wagon cannot go.

==Returning features==
===Vehicles===
There are seven different vehicles in the game, counting the wagon; this is the most of any game in the series so far. Also, this is the only game in the series to allow the players to travel underwater.
*[[Wagon]]
*[[Ship]]
*[[Mobile Island]]
*[[Flying Bed]]
*[[Flying Carpet|Magic Carpet]]
*[[Ship|Undersea Ship]]
*[[Pegasus]]

===Monster Companions===
[[Monster recruitment|Monster companions]] are treated more like human party members in this game; they stay at [[Patty's Party Planning Place]] and can change vocations, but they will not join the party unless one of the active PCs belongs to the Monster Master vocation. Monster Companions are less valuable in this game, because there are a large number of human characters, who can learn through vocations most of the same skills and powers monsters obtain via leveling up . However, each bestial buddy boasts resistances that humans do not. There are 18 types of monster that can join the party, but Patty has only 15 seats for monsters in her bar, considerably less than the fifth game.

This feature has been removed from the DS Version, as the Monster Master is incapable of recruiting monsters. It has been replaced by a system allowing recruitment of [[Slime family]] monsters only through [[encounter]]ing them in towns/dungeons/etc. The available slimes are:
*[[Goowain]]
*[[Healie]]
*[[Spot]]
*[[Kingsley]]
*[[Goober]]
*[[Curie]]
*[[Shelley]]
*[[Mercury]]

===[[Monster Arena]]===
Monsters of the {{Slime}} type can fight in a special arena dubbed [[Slimopolis]]; one chosen slime fights a series of three battles in a tournament (controlled by the AI), and if it wins, the party receives a prize dependent on the level of the tournament (which ranges from rank A to rank H). Winning the Rank H tournament twice will allow the slime to participate in the Championship battle.

==Development==
===Production===
The scenario designer, like always, is [[Yuji Horii]]. As in all other ''Dragon Quest'' games, the art work and design are made by [[Akira Toriyama]] of ''Dragon Ball'' fame, who also worked on ''Chrono Trigger'', ''[[Tobal No.1]]'', and ''[[Blue Dragon (series)|Blue Dragon]]''. This is the last game in the series to belong to the [[Zenithia]] or the Tenkuu no Shiro (Castle in the Sky) trilogy.

After the release of ''I + II'' in 1993 development of ''VI'' began in earnest, with a goal of returning to the more adventurous, less on-rails structure of the [[Erdrick trilogy]] and also parodying the ''very'' common trope of the "hidden world" scenario that RPGs and adventure games employed in the 90's. By introducing the concept of the Upper and Lower worlds within the first ten minutes of gameplay, Horii avoided the cliche of the late-game introduction of a hidden area where the cast would be forced to explore before confronting the final evil, and allowed ''VI'' to carry an air of genuine mystery from beginning to end.

In order to balance the heavy plots and characterizations that {{IV}} and {{V}} enjoyed with the player's ability to explore at their leisure, the vocation system from {{III}} was re-implemented and given a substantial overhaul. Instead of defining a character in a fixed role, ''VI's'' vocations gave players the ability to completely customize their party as they saw fit.

In July 2007, Square Enix announced a series of remakes of {{DQ4}}, {{V}} and ''VI'' for the Nintendo DS. This marked the first time the game was available on another console and outside of Japan. Prior to this, it had only been available through [[fan translation|fan translations]]. ''Dragon Quest VI'' was the final game of the subseries to be released, following {{Dragon Quest IV}} in 2008 and {{Dragon Quest V}} in 2009.

In January 2010, the game was re-released in Japan on the [[Nintendo DS]]. On December 20, 2010, it was [http://press.nintendo.com/articles.jsp?id=26902 announced] that Nintendo of America would be publishing ''Dragon Quest VI'' on February 14, 2011. The subtitle was officially named "Realms of Revelation."

*A prequel, {{DQM}} (''Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry's Wonderland'' in Japan), was released in 1998. This game featured Terry and Milly years before the events of ''Dragon Quest VI''. It was released in North America the next year, even though ''Dragon Quest VI'' was never released in North America. Along with Terry and Milly, several of the main enemies, including Mortamor, reappear. However, their previous roles have been eliminated, making them appear as just normal enemies. Mortamor and Murdaw (Mudou in the game) do appear as very challenging, very late in-game bosses, though.

===Release===
The initial release date in Spring of 1995 was delayed over a year, Heartbeat wanting to further develop their game. The game was eventually shown at Shoshinkai in November of 1995. ''Dragon Quest VI'' was released a few weeks later on December 9, with the very steep price of 11,400 yen (roughly over 100 U.S. dollars before inflation adjustments). The game went on to sell over 3.20 million copies, becoming the highest-selling title in the series at the time by a wide margin. Since then, in Japan, the game actually made the news in 2005, when a Japanese student threatened another student over an argument about what ''Dragon Quest'' is the best, the student doing the threatening favoring ''Dragon Quest VI''.

====North America====
On February 12, 2011 [[Yuji Horii]] visited Palo Alto, California for a special Nintendo launch event at Gamestop, where he signed autographs for the first 50 in attendance. Fans were able to purchase the game two days before the official launch date, affectionately referred to by Nintendo as ''Valenslime Day''.

Nintendo also held a trivia contest via Twitter, with the winner receiving a trip to the launch event to be the first in line to meet Horii.

Best Buy also had special events to promote ''Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation'' and {{DQ9}} on February 26, 2011 and March 5, 2011.

==Legacy==
===Fan Translations===
Several unofficial English translations were attempted by several different groups. While none of them have ever been fully completed, as of 2001, the online translation group NoPrgress has released a translation in which 93% of the dialog, 80% of the battle text, and 95% of the menu text is translated. In 2000, the online translation group DeJap released an incomplete translation, however, the project is currently dead.

===Nintendo DS Remake===
''Dragon Quest VI'' did not receive an enhanced remake on a console until the Nintendo DS. The ''Dragon Quest VI'' enhanced remake for the Nintendo DS was announced in late 2007 by Square Enix and was developed by [[ArtePiazza]].

On April 28, 2008, it was reported that [[Square Enix]] had applied for the trademark "The Realms of Reverie" at the United States Patent and Trademark Office, leading to speculation that it was the localized title for this game. On May 20, 2008, Square Enix opened up the North American site featuring the three Dragon Quest DS remakes, acknowledging ''Realms of Reverie'' as the official subtitle, as well as confirming a release in North America. The next day, a press release from Square Enix confirmed that the game would be released in Europe as ''Dragon Quest: Realms of Reverie''.

Two and a half years later, on December 20, 2010, Nintendo of America issued a press release concerning ''Dragon Quest VI''; the game would be published by Nintendo in North America under the name '''''Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation''''' and would be released on February 14, 2011. As with the release of {{DQ9}}', the sword in the ''Dragon Quest'' logo was replaced with an ordinary 'T'.

During the following months, ''Dragon Quest VI'' would be released in Europe and Australia as '''''Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Reverie'''''. The logo used was identical to that used in the North American release, other than the subtitle, while the actual box art was nearly identical to that of the Japanese release.

====Remake Alterations====
A handful of changes were made to the game, some remaining controversial among fans:
*The monster recruiting function of the [[Monster Master]] vocation was removed, replaced with a system of slime companions that can be recruited during the journey. Some of these slimes, like the mottle slime, were not available in the original version.
*A new mini-game called [[Slippin' Slime]] can be played, utilizing the DS stylus.
*Enemies have 75% HP and give 120% EXP compared to the SNES version. Some enemy groups have been increased in number to compensate for this. This change was decried by some fans for making the game too easy.
*[[Magic Burst]]'s damage multiplier is reduced to 2x MP (similar to later installments), instead of 3x MP.
*The hero's conversational memory spells have been removed.
*Party members' natural resistances are now gone. However, [[Lizzie]] and slime companions retain the native resistances of their monster counterparts.
*Re-equipping armour during battle no longer resets the effects of [[Sap]]/[[Buff]] spells.
*The layout of some towns and dungeons have been slightly altered.
*The [[Party Chat]] function was added, see [[Dragon Quest VI Party Chat|the transcript]].
*[[Terry]]'s starting level was raised from 23 to 28.
*[[Amos]] now has a unique sprite model, where as he shared the {{NPC}} warrior sprite before.
*[[Zoom]] can now be used to warp to both the lower world and upper world versions of {{Alltrades Abbey 6}}.

====Smartphone alterations====
In addition to the changes listed above, the 2015 mobile version included a few adjustments to the game.
*Raised level cap for each area, making it much easier to earn vocation ranks in any given section of the game.
*The [[Ranger]] has been slightly buffed, now gaining +20% MP instead of losing 30%.
*[[Terry]]'s level upon joining has been raised to 33, in addition to having already mastered the [[Mage]] and [[Priest]] vocations. His strength and agility stats have been increased by +5 and +28, respectively.
*The sex of monster companions is now displayed in the attributes section, with [[Lizzie]] and [[Shelley]] being female and the remaining slime buddies being male.
*[[Suite Dreams]] sidequest has been altered to no longer rely on multiplayer and can now be done entirely in-game.

==Soundtrack==
[[Kōichi Sugiyama]] composed the music and directed all the associated spinoffs. Three soundtracks were released for the music of ''Dragon Quest VI''. The first was a two-disk soundtrack, which included an orchestral performance and an OST. The second soundtrack was released on August 23, 2000, and just had the orchestral version. This version was released by SPE Visual Works (now Aniplex), and was named ''Dragon Quest VI ~The Dream World~ Symphonic Suite''. This version was featured on ''Dragon Quest Daizenshu Vol. 2'', which is a compilation of ''Dragon Quest'' music. A second Symphonic Suite edition of the OST was performed in March 2005 and released on July 19, 2006, also by Aniplex. The Symphonic Suite tracklist is as follows:

#[[Overture]] (1:20)
#At the Palace (3:40)
#In the Town ~ Happy Humming ~ Inviting Village ~ Folk Dance (7:02)
#Through the Fields ~ Wandering through the Silence ~ Another World (5:03)
#Ocean Waves (5:11)
#Flying Bed (2:08)
#Pegasus ~ Saint's Wreath (5:39)
#Evil World ~ Satan's Castle ~ Frightening Dungeon (4:22)
#Brave Fight (6:23)
#Melancholy (3:11)
#Ocarina ~ The Saint (2:07)
#Devil's Tower (1:36)
#Dungeons ~ Last Dungeon (5:52)
#Monsters (4:36)
#Demon Combat (5:15)
#Eternal Lullaby (6:46)

==Reception==
A survey in the magazine Famitsu in 2006 earned ''Dragon Quest VI'' the #34 spot on the list. This is a much lower spot on the list than the other games in the series, showing that, although the game is popular, it remains in the shadows compared to the rest of the series, particularly {{DQ3}} and {{DQ8}}, which were both in the top five. ''Dragon Quest VI'' was one of the best selling Super Famicom games in Japan, selling well over three million copies.
In volume 81 of ''[[Nintendo Power]]'', the staff wrote an article on ''Dragon Quest VI'', hoping the game would find a U.S. release. They also suggested why the series might not appeal to the American audience: there is too much fighting and not enough adventuring.

''Dragon Quest VI'' was listed as #7 among the 10 Best Japanese Games Never Released in the U.S. by ''GamePro'' magazine in their May 2005 issue. {{Dragon Quest V}}, another Japan-only game, was also on the list, placing at #2. (the whole list can be seen here [http://www.woodus.com/den/gallery/graphics/sightings/gamepro_may2005_pg46.jpg])

In terms of contributions to the series as a whole, ''VI'' is considered by several fans as being very significant: the addition of skills allowed further refinement to combat and added significantly more layers of depth to battles, the bag reduced the amount of frustration players could face by putting an end to shuffling items between characters, and the Hero's ability to memorize and recall lines of dialogue directly lead to the creation of [[Party Chat]] in {{VII}}. Furthermore, the raising of stat limits from 255 to 500 allowed for more dynamic character growth and battle potential, complimented by a significant increase in stat-enhancing accessories. Smaller touches also enhanced the quality of the series from then on, such as the four tone vocal range for men, women, children, and monsters, as well as the mini medal exchange program becoming one where awards are dispensed based on the total collected rather than being used as an alternate type of currency.

While ''VI'' may not be among the most popular games in the series, it is assuredly one of the most important in ''Dragon Quest's'' history.

==Related media==
A 10-volume manga adaptation of the game titled "Maboroshi no Daichi" was made by [[Masomi Kanzaki]]. It was published by [[Enix]] in the ''Monthly Shonen Gangan'' between 1997 and 2001. The storyline roughly follows that of the video game from which it was based but with several differences, such as the inclusion of the character Kizu Buchi, a spotted slime who joined the protagonists in the manga while it's counterpart Spot didn't in the original game.

==Trivia==
*The game is strongly implied a prequel to {{IV}} and {{V}}, based on small details and hints scattered throughout the story. In typical Horii fashion, many of these hints were not concrete at the time of the original release and are up to the player to decide for themselves. That being said, the similarities between Zenithia and Cloudsgate Citadel are objectively clear even at a cursory glance, and the speculation has all but been confirmed with the Nintendo DS remake, which expressly refers to two of the possible versions of [[Reaper's Peak]] as being based on future events.
*The Hero is see using the [[Zenithian sword]] in his Coup de Grâce in ''[[Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road Victory]]'' despite that this sword existed with the appearance of the [[Sword of Ramias]] at the time of ''Dragon Quest VI''.

==Credits==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Original {{Super Famicom}} version
! Role
! Staff
|----------
|Scenario & game design
|[[Yuji Horii]]
|----------
|Character design
|[[Akira Toriyama]]
|----------
|Music compose
|[[Kōichi Sugiyama]]
|----------
|Director
|[[Manabu Yamana]]
|----------
|Main Programer
|Manabu Yamana
|----------
|Programers
|Jinji Horagai, Katsuya Teshima, Yasushi Watanabe, Jun Sakamoto
|----------
|Monster designers
|Akira Toriyama, Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru
|----------
|Graphic designers
|Shintaro Majima, Takashi Yasuno
|----------
|Sound designers
|Tsukasa Tawada, Hitoshi Sakimoto
|----------
|Scenario assistants
|Fuminori Ishikawa, Sachiko Sugimura, Kazunori Orio, Masayo Fuda
|----------
|Program assistants
|Akitaka Shigeno, Yuko Miura
|----------
|Graphic assistants
|Yasumasa Kawasaki, Masahiro Wada, Norikazu Masaki
|----------
|Play testers
|Hiroomi Tanaka, Mariko Numajiri, Hirofumi Kuroda, Michiyo Nukina (M. Nukina), Kazunori Ōwada (K. Oowada), Minoru Kakizawa (M. Kakizawa), Kan Ikeda (K. Ikeda), Daisuke Ishizuka (D. Ishizuka), Yoko Kagaya (Y. Kagaya), M. Iwakiri (M. Iwakiri), M. Endo (M. Endo), Yoshinori Yamagishi (Y. Yamagishi), Shinji Futami (S. Futami), Yuuchi Kikumoto (Y. Kikumoto), Jun Toda (J. Toda), Yasuhito Watanabe (Y. Watanabe), Kenjiro Kano (K. Kano), Hiroki Fujimoto (H. Fujimoto), Y. Saito (Y. Saito), Noriko Nakanome (N. Nakanome), K. Saiki (K. Saiki), Etsuko Shimamura (E. Shimamura), M. Nagase (M. Nagase), Daisuke Kobayashi (D. Kobayashi), Shinji Wachi (S. Wachi)
|----------
|Public relations
|Daizoh Shimamura, Hideki Yamamoto, Tomoko Miyazaki
|----------
|Artwork
|Takashi Ōtsuka, Naoki Oishi
|----------
|Technical support
|Sadao Yahagi, Yoshirō Takeshita, Kazufumi Honma
|----------
|Production assistants
|Taichi Inuzuka, Mariko Iida, Youichi Hayakawa, Keiji Honda
|----------
|Producer
|Yukinobu Chida
|----------
|Publisher
|Yasuhiro Fukushima
|}
==Gallery==
===Box art===
<center><gallery>
DQ VI Super Famicom Box (Front Side).png|{{Super Famicom}} box art. (front)
Dq6boxb.jpg|Super Famicom box art. (back)
DQVI DS Box.png|Nintendo DS box art. (NA)
DQ6dsEuropeBox.jpg|Nintendo DS box art. (Europe)
</gallery></center>

===Merchandise===
<center><gallery>
DQVI_Super_Famicom_guidebook.png|Super Famicom guide 1.
DQVI_Super_Famicom_guide.png|Super Famicom guide 2.
DQ VI V-Jump Character Poster.jpg|Character Poster from ''V-Jump'' magazine.
DQ VI V-Jump Intro Page.jpg|Intro page from ''V-Jump'' magazine.
DQ VI V-Jump Never Stop.jpg|
DQVI_V_Jump_guide.png|''V Jump'' guide.
DQVIManga1.png|''Maboroshi no Daichi'' manga Vol. 1.
DQVI_Manga_2.png|''Maboroshi no Daichi'' manga Vol. 2.
DQVI_Manga_3.png|''Maboroshi no Daichi'' manga Vol. 3.
DQVI_Manga_4.png|''Maboroshi no Daichi'' manga Vol. 4.
DQVI Manga vol 9.png|''Maboroshi no Daichi'' manga Vol. 9.
DQVI_Manga_10.jpg|''Maboroshi no Daichi'' manga Vol. 10.
DQ 4koma Gekijou 12.png|4koma comics.
DQVI CD Theater 1.png|CD Theater.
DQVI CD Theater 2.png|CD Theater.
DQVISuperFamicomArt.png|Super Famicom cover art.
Shopping in VI.jpg|
Battle in the Abyss.jpg|
DQVI_Characters.png|
DQVI Michikusa adventure guide.png|Michikusa guide.
DQVI iOS Android.png|iOS/Android.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
*[http://na.square-enix.com/zenithia/ Official Nintendo DS Dragon Quest Zenithia Portal site]
*[http://dragonquest6.nintendo.com/ Official Dragon Quest VI website]

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Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation

Gerik — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 10:45:03 GMT

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| developer = [[Heartbeat]] ({{SFC}}) [[ArtePiazza]] ({{DS}})
| publisher = [[Enix]] (SFC) [[Square Enix]] ({{DS}})
| designer = [[Yuji Horii]]
| artist = [[Akira Toriyama]]
| composer = [[Kōichi Sugiyama]]
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| platforms = {{Super Famicom}}, [[Nintendo DS]], [[Cell phone]]
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{{Translation|'''''Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation'''''|ドラゴンクエストVI 幻の大地|Doragon Kuesuto Shikkusu Maboroshi no Daichi|literally meaning; Dragon Quest VI: Land of Illusion}} is the sixth installment in the {{DQSeries}}. It is the penultimate title for the Nintendo Super Famicom as well as the last game in the [[Zenithia trilogy]], and the first game in the series to be developed by [[Heartbeat]], rather than [[Chunsoft]].

An adventure filled with perils and phantasms, the mystery of ''Dragon Quest VI'' spans two massive worlds filled with ferocious monsters, devious demons, and soul-shattering realizations.

==Setting==
Like every other {{Main Series}} game, the setting in ''Dragon Quest VI'' is very medieval, complete with castles, knights, and magic. The main world is divided into the [[Lower World]] and the [[Upper World]], each with a separate but similar map. To get from one world to the other, the party uses special warps (such as in wells) or by ascending/descending colossal stairs on the world map.

If something cannot be found in the Real World, chances are it has appeared in the Upper World, such as with Spiegel's Spire , in the middle of the quest. Also, another similarity to much of the series is the [[Dread Realm]]. This separate map features a foreboding island with a psychedelic sea surrounding it and some of the toughest monsters in the game, including [[Mortamor|The final boss]]. Also, once the Archfiend is defeated, the player can access the [[Bonus Dungeons|bonus dungeon]] and the secret final boss, [[Nokturnus|a wide-awake nightmare]].

==Plot==
{{spoiler|start}}
[[File:DQVI DS Hero.png|thumb|80px|left|The ''Dragon Quest VI'' {{Hero 6}}.]]
''Dragon Quest VI'' opens as the {{Hero 6}}, [[Milly]], and [[Carver]] approach the castle of Murdaw, the demon king. After Milly summons a dragon, the party enters the castle and comes face to face with Murdaw. Overpowering the trio, Murdaw appears to destroy each member of the party. The Hero wakes up in [[Weaver's Peak]], and cannot remember anything before the fight with Murdaw. Tania, a small girl from Weaver's Peak, insists that he is her brother.

On his way to [[Somnia (Upper World)|Somnia Castle]], where information on Murdaw can be found, the Hero stumbles into a strange portal which brings him to [[Wellshire|another unfamiliar town]]. However, no one can see or hear him. After finding a similar portal, the Hero reaches Somnia and meets Captain Blade, the leader of Somnia's army, and Carver, who appears not to remember the Hero. To defeat Murdaw they will need the [[Mirror of Ra]], and the captain sends them forth to find the missing relic. The Hero and Carver discover another portal along their journey, which brings them to [[Port Haven]] where they can neither be heard nor seen. Milly, who does see them, reunites with the two and helps them become visible with the aid of [[List of characters in Dragon Quest VI#Major Characters|Madame Luca]].

The party discovers a [[Somnia (Lower World)|Somnia Castle]] in the “[[Lower World|Phantom World]]” and learns that the prince is missing and that the Hero looks like him. They also meet Captain Rusty, who bears a striking resemblance to Blade. Gaining entrance to the [[Moonmirror Tower]], the party meets [[Ashlynn]], a woman who was invisible in the “Phantom World” as well and together they find the Mirror of Ra.

The four of them travel to Murdaw's [[Underkeep|castle]] in the original world. After defeating Murdaw, the Hero uses the Mirror and Murdaw then turns into the king of Somnia, confused and unaware of what happened. The king reveals that the "original" world is in fact the [[Dream World]] and the so-called “Phantom World” is the [[Real World]]. Upon traveling back to the Real World, the King of Somnia thanks the party for defeating Murdaw in his dreams, but that the real Murdaw lives and that the party must travel to [[Ghent]] to retrieve a boat to get to [[Murdaw's Keep|Murdaw's lair]]. In Ghent, [[Nevan]] the devout joins the party and allows them to use the Ghent Clan's sacred ship. Upon exploring the island, Carver discovers a statue bearing his exact likeness and realizes that Murdaw's actions in the opening scene separated his, Milly's, and the Hero's souls from their bodies, trapping them in the Dream World. During the fight with the real Murdaw, the Hero gets sent back to Weaver's Peak like before; however with the Mirror of Ra the Hero warps back into the battle and defeats Murdaw.

After the victory celebration back at the castle, the Queen of Somnia tells the Hero that he is the Prince of Somnia and that his current existence is incomplete--Murdaw's curse still lingers, and his dream-self has not returned to his body. Told to go forth and find himself, the party's journey leads them to [[Arkbolt]], where a [[Lizzie|terrible monster]] is blocking a nearby [[Wayfarer's Pass|tunnel]] to the rest of the continent. The reward for defeating the monster is the famed [[Sunderbolt blade|Sunderbolt sword]], but before the party can confront the beast a warrior by the name of [[Terry]] slays her, winning the sword.

After travelling both worlds, the party learns that Murdaw was not the only evil in the world, having confronted several other powerful monsters that all seem to be connected. [[File:DQVI DS Ashlynn.png|thumb|100px|right|The sorceress [[Ashlynn]].]]
As the journey goes on, the party saves several towns and kingdoms from supernatural onslaughts and monstrous sieges, hearing legends of a forgotten city of magic known as [[Sorceria]]. Forebodingly, they also hear tales of a dreaded Arch-fiend who controlled Murdaw and the other powerful ringleaders the common monsters obeyed. After slaying a [[Gracos|demonic fish]] at [[Seabed Shrine|a shrine]] in the [[Undersea|depths of the ocean]], the ancient city of Sorceria is restored in the Dream World.

In Sorceria, the party learns that this is Ashlynn's home. The elders tell Ashlynn that the Demon Lord is watching her and give her the powerful spell [[Magic Burst]] to fight him. The party also learns that the only way to get to the Demon Lord is through a tower known as the [[Pillar of Pegasus]], but to activate the tower they need to collect the sword, armour, shield, and helmet of legend. While doing so, the Hero meets his double in the real Weaver's Peak, who gets spooked, and speaks “Y-You. Y-You're m-m-me!”, and says that he must prove himself to be faithful to his family if he is to join powers. Returning to the real Somnia, the king and queen tell the Hero that he is indeed the prince. When he fuses with his clone, the Hero gains his memory back, much like Milly and Carver had done.

The party reaches [[Stormsgate Citadel]] and meets [[Dhuran]], who claims to have taken over the castle. He summons Terry to fight the party and then fights the party himself. Dhuran then reveals that all the enemies the party has faced were just pawns of [[Mortamor]], the Demon Emperor. Milly reveals that Terry is her brother and Terry decides to join the party and fight against Mortamor.

Once Stormsgate Citadel has transformed back into its true form, [[Cloudsgate Citadel]], the party speaks to [[Zenithia|King Zenith]] who informs them of Mortamor's doings and how to reach the [[Dark World]]. Mortamor plans on merging both worlds. The party’s horse fuses with [[Pegasus]], allowing the party to fly to the Dark World. With the help of two brothers, Isaac and Benjamin, the party enters [[Mortamor's Dreadlair]]. After solving many puzzles, they come face to face with Mortamor and defeat him. Isaac reveals that the Dark World is falling apart and Pegasus helps them escape.

In a similar fashion to {{Dragon Quest III}}, the hero's weapons and armour were renamed for this installment in the [[Zenithia trilogy]]. They are known as the {{Sword of Ramias}}, {{Armour of Orgo}}, {{Shield of Valora}} and {{Helm of Sebath}}. After the events of this game, these armaments become the [[Zenithian Equipment]] and are renamed as such.
{{spoiler|end}}

==Characters==
[[File:DQVI cast promo.png|right|250px]]
*{{Hero 6}}: A lad with blue hair who lives in the mountain village of Weaver's peak with his sister [[Tania (Dragon Quest VI)|Tania]].
*[[Carver]]: A wandering martial artist first encountered in the kingdom of Somnia, where he enlists alongside the hero in the military.
*[[Milly]]: A mysterious waif who apprentices under the famed fortune teller Luca Luminesta, and aids the hero and Carver in Port Haven.
*[[Ashlynn]]: An amnesiac girl who forces herself into the party at Moon Mirror Tower who's a dab hand at spell casting. She warms up the hero rather quickly.
*[[Nevan]]: The prodigal grandson of the head priest of the Ghent tribe. It takes a moment of divine intervention to motivate him into joining the group.
*[[Terry]]: A wandering swordsman with a smug attitude and skills to match. Doesn't speak much to the party at first, but he always leaves Milly speechless.
*[[Amos]]: The local hero of a backwoods burg who joins the party after an optional sidequest.
*[[Lizzie]]: A prehistoric powerhouse who nests in the wayfarer's pass near the kingdom of Arkbolt, putting local travel on lockdown until she is evicted. Less brutish than her appearance lets on, she has a soft spot under her scales for Terry.

==New features==
As the sixth installment to the ''Dragon Quest'' series, the graphics and sound presentation were improved significantly from {{DQ5}}, which was criticized for being too similar to the 8-bit installments and not taking advantage of the {{SNES}} hardware.

===[[Vocation system]]===
Marketed as a main selling point of the game, player-chosen vocations return after a two game absence in a greatly expanded implementation.
Once the party reaches {{Alltrades Abbey 6}}, they have the option of becoming one of nine base vocations. Once a character takes up a trade, his or her class causes certain attributes to increase and decrease. To learn new abilities or spells associated with a trade, the character must fight a set number of battles in that trade in order to improve their rank. These gradients are measured from 1 to 8, and marked with a star (★) that can be seen on the status menu. Not all battles will qualify for position advancement, with a character's level being checked against the area's limit: if the level exceeds this limit then none of the battles fought therein will accumulate.

Changing vocations will not cause a character to lose any spells or skills from the old class, but special powers such as the Thief's [[Thievery|ability to steal items]] will be lost when the character is not in the appropriate vocation.

If a character masters two or three of these occupations by increasing their rank to the maximum of eight, they may upgrade to a second tier vocation that far exceeds the sum of its parts. For example, mastering the warrior and the martial artist vocations allows a character to become a gladiator. Not all characters are suited to every class, as their natural stats may be too low to be effective even after the increase from joining the class.

====Initial Vocations====
*[[Warrior]]: {{Strength}} and {{HP}} go up while {{Agility}}, {{Wisdom}} and magic points drop. Several basic fencing skills are learned.
*[[Martial Artist]]: Agility increases at the cost of {{MP}} and {{Resilience}}, and melee skills are acquired. Additionally, the character's critical hit ratio improves significantly.
*[[Mage]]: Most attributes go down, except wisdom and MP. {{Attack}} and debilitating spells are learned.
*[[Priest]]: Many attributes decrease, but the priest is less frail than the mage. Restorative, support, and woosh spells are learned.
*[[Dancer]]: All attributes save for style and agility drop significantly, and a variety of status inducing dances are learned
*[[Thief]]: Agility goes up, but most other stats go down, and skills that help outside battle, such as Eye for Distance, are learned. The thief may also steal an item from an enemy at the end of a battle.
*[[Monster Master]]: All stats go down except for agility, wisdom and style. Several breath skills are learned, as well as the puff spell. In the original {{SFC}} version, monsters may join the party when there is a monster master present, and in the remake there is a chance that enemies will be asleep at the start of battle.
*[[Merchant]]: Wisdom goes up, but most stats go down, and a random assortment of skills are learned. At the end of battle, a small portion of extra money is added to the party's income.
*[[Gadabout]]: Style slightly goes up, but most stats dramatically drop. Sometimes, instead of doing nothing, the gadabout will perform a beneficial trick, such as singing a lullaby to put enemies to sleep.

====Advanced Vocations====
*[[Gladiator]] (Warrior+Martial Artist): Strength, HP, Agility, and resilience go up, making this an excellent melee vocation. Most skills are super effective against a particular type of enemy, such as [[Dragon Slash]].
*[[Armamentalist]] (Warrior+Mage): Stats mostly go down and strong magic skills/spells are learned, along with elemental slashes that exploit enemy vulnerabilities.
*[[Paladin]] (Martial Artist+Priest): Strength, agility, and wisdom go up and a mixture of defensive and offensive skills are learned such as [[Forbearance]] and [[Pearly Gates]].
*[[Sage]] (Mage+Priest): Wisdom and MP go up and top tier attack and healing spells are learned. At higher ranks, the Sage will be able to cast spells for fewer MP.
*[[Luminary (vocation)|Luminary]] (Dancer+Gadabout): Style is the only stat that goes up and several support skills are learned.
*[[Ranger]] (Merchant+Thief+Monster Master): Agility and wisdom go up and an assortment of exploration and defensive skills are learned.
*[[Hero (vocation)|Hero]] (Gladiator+Sage+Luminary+Ranger): This is the ultimate vocation and all stats go up save agility and resilience. Several high power attack spells/skills are learned, such as [[Gigaslash]], and characters will automatically regenerate HP at higher ranks. The [[Hero (Dragon Quest VI)|Protagonist of Dragon Quest VI]] only has to master one of the listed vocations to become a Hero.

====Hidden Vocations====
In addition to those accessed through the abbey, there are two hidden classes that require the use of ancient scrolls to be unlocked.
*[[Dragon (vocation)|Dragon]]: A powerhouse profession that yields the strongest [[Breath attack|breath]] skills in the game, and significantly increases HP, strength, and resilience at the cost of all other stats. Requires the [[Dragonic Diligence]] to be in a character's possession.
*[[Liquid metal slime (vocation)|Liquid metal slime]]:A high-risk, high reward class that cuts {{HP}} by 80%, {{MP}} by 30%, {{Strength}} by 40% and doubles {{Agility}} and {{Resilience}}. Teaches the most powerful abilities, and grants full immunity to all elements and ailments once mastered. Requires the [[Liquid Metal Mind]] scroll.

===Style and the Best Dressed Contest===
A "Kakkoyosa" (かっこよさ, effectively Charisma) stat makes its debut, allowing the cast to compete in a fashion show. [[List of character statistics#Style|Style]] measures how charismatic and well-dressed the characters are; it will be high for attractive characters and monsters, and low for ugly and non-humanoid ones. Various weapons and armour can increase or decrease the stat; the effects of these equipments can themselves be altered at the [[Fashion Forge]]. A matching set of equipment will increase the stat further through hidden bonuses; these pieces of equipment are often joined by a theme such as [[Princess's robe|faerie tale]] [[Glass slippers|elegance]].

The Best Dressed Contest has eight ranks, which the player enters in order. Depending on rank, the contest may be limited to men, women, or monsters. While the contest is one of the mini-games in ''Dragon Quest VI'', the party must win the third rank of the contest to gain an important item that will advance the plot.

===Player conveniences===
*There is a system to memorize speeches made by the townspeople. Pushing a button after speaking to someone causes their text to be remembered. Then casting the [[Remember]] "spell" will cause the memorized conversations to be replayed. At higher levels, the Hero can replay more messages or delete messages from the list. This system is also used in the {{SNES}} and {{GBC}} remakes of {{Dragon Quest III}}, but not in any later games.
:*This feature was removed in the remake, but the [[Party Chat]] feature serves a similar purpose.
*Walking pace is quickened in towns, castles, and dungeons. The screen no longer scrolls off the edge of a town map; instead the party will begin to move towards the edge of the screen, moving the message window if necessary.
*Wells can now be explored, with some leading to simple dead-ends, others small alcoves with treasure, and many leading to ambushes by [[Scarewell]]s and their relatives.
*Once acquired, the world map can be accessed via the R button for viewing at any time in the field, with the grayed-out sections filling in as the player explores.
:*In the DS Version, the top screen automatically displays the map, and in the smart phone version it can be opened by pressing an icon on the screen.
*The Open command has been deleted, with doors automatically swinging wide when the player walks towards them. Locked doors will notify the player that they do not have the right key.
*The [[Zoom]] spell's MP cost has been dropped from 8 to 1, allowing for less expensive flights.
*During cut-scenes, exclamation points and question marks will appear over a character's head to add inflection to dialogue.
*[[Mini medal]] exchange has changed to one of cumulative rewards rather than individual purchases, meaning a player who has 40 medals will be given a single [[Miracle sword]], and only has to collect another ten to receive the next reward.
*Gold can now be carried in six figures, up to 999,999.
*For the first time, there is a [[bag]] to store excess items. As a result, the item vault was replaced with a [[Bank]] that only stores gold. Items in the bag cannot be used in battle, but characters can add or remove its contents at any other time. In the original version of the game, it is not possible to use items in the bag at all until they are placed in a character's inventory but this was changed in later games onward.
*Spell and skill descriptions are now displayed in-battle, forgoing the use of the instruction manual and player-notes.

===Battle refinements===
[[File:Monster Battle Victory DQ VI group.png|right|border|250px]]
*All monsters are fully animated in battle, with most having three frames per action.
*Stat growth becomes pre-set upon leveling up, with no random width as in the previous five games. This would be slightly modified in the remake, allowing for a slight range of growth.
*The limit for non-HP and MP stats has been raised from 255 to 500.
*{{Luck}} has been removed from the game.
*[[Status effect|Curse]]s as monster abilities have been removed from the game, with cursed equipment no longer requiring a benediction to remove.
*The infamous “learning period” experienced through the artificial intelligence has been abolished, with A.I. controlled party members immediately recognizing the resistances of monsters from the first turn. However, characters will never use items when using the A.I.
*A.I. decision making now takes place after each action in battle instead of after all four player character have acted, meaning a character will not waste their turn casting a support spell on another character who was killed at the start of battle.
*The ''Show No Mercy'' strategy has been added, which tells characters to defeat enemies as quickly as possible with no regard for MP.
*Significantly more skills have been added compared to the previous game, raising the total from 29 to 93.
:*A separate window has been created for skills, instead of lumping them together with spells ala the {{SFC}} version of {{V}}.
*Several new accessories have been introduced, raising the total from 7 to 20.
*The cursor will remain on the last selected spell/skill if the player exists that window and when the character has their next turn.
*When a battle is over the BGM of the area will resume playing from where it was last interrupted, as opposed to starting over.
*[[Encounter]]s have shifted from a purely random chance to step-based additives, meaning that a battle will always commence when a character takes the required amount of steps for that terrain/location.
*Unlike in the two preceding games, characters in the [[Wagon]] can cast spells at any time, even in dungeons where the wagon cannot go.

==Returning features==
===Vehicles===
There are seven different vehicles in the game, counting the wagon; this is the most of any game in the series so far. Also, this is the only game in the series to allow the players to travel underwater.
*[[Wagon]]
*[[Ship]]
*[[Mobile Island]]
*[[Flying Bed]]
*[[Flying Carpet|Magic Carpet]]
*[[Ship|Undersea Ship]]
*[[Pegasus]]

===Monster Companions===
[[Monster recruitment|Monster companions]] are treated more like human party members in this game; they stay at [[Patty's Party Planning Place]] and can change vocations, but they will not join the party unless one of the active PCs belongs to the Monster Master vocation. Monster Companions are less valuable in this game, because there are a large number of human characters, who can learn through vocations most of the same skills and powers monsters obtain via leveling up . However, each bestial buddy boasts resistances that humans do not. There are 18 types of monster that can join the party, but Patty has only 15 seats for monsters in her bar, considerably less than the fifth game.

This feature has been removed from the DS Version, as the Monster Master is incapable of recruiting monsters. It has been replaced by a system allowing recruitment of [[Slime family]] monsters only through [[encounter]]ing them in towns/dungeons/etc. The available slimes are:
*[[Goowain]]
*[[Healie]]
*[[Spot]]
*[[Kingsley]]
*[[Goober]]
*[[Curie]]
*[[Shelley]]
*[[Mercury]]

===[[Monster Arena]]===
Monsters of the {{Slime}} type can fight in a special arena dubbed [[Slimopolis]]; one chosen slime fights a series of three battles in a tournament (controlled by the AI), and if it wins, the party receives a prize dependent on the level of the tournament (which ranges from rank A to rank H). Winning the Rank H tournament twice will allow the slime to participate in the Championship battle.

==Development==
===Production===
The scenario designer, like always, is [[Yuji Horii]]. As in all other ''Dragon Quest'' games, the art work and design are made by [[Akira Toriyama]] of ''Dragon Ball'' fame, who also worked on ''Chrono Trigger'', ''[[Tobal No.1]]'', and ''[[Blue Dragon (series)|Blue Dragon]]''. This is the last game in the series to belong to the [[Zenithia]] or the Tenkuu no Shiro (Castle in the Sky) trilogy.

After the release of ''I + II'' in 1993 development of ''VI'' began in earnest, with a goal of returning to the more adventurous, less on-rails structure of the [[Erdrick trilogy]] and also parodying the ''very'' common trope of the "hidden world" scenario that RPGs and adventure games employed in the 90's. By introducing the concept of the Upper and Lower worlds within the first ten minutes of gameplay, Horii avoided the cliche of the late-game introduction of a hidden area where the cast would be forced to explore before confronting the final evil, and allowed ''VI'' to carry an air of genuine mystery from beginning to end.

In order to balance the heavy plots and characterizations that {{IV}} and {{V}} enjoyed with the player's ability to explore at their leisure, the vocation system from {{III}} was re-implemented and given a substantial overhaul. Instead of defining a character in a fixed role, ''VI's'' vocations gave players the ability to completely customize their party as they saw fit.

In July 2007, Square Enix announced a series of remakes of {{DQ4}}, {{V}} and ''VI'' for the Nintendo DS. This marked the first time the game was available on another console and outside of Japan. Prior to this, it had only been available through [[fan translation|fan translations]]. ''Dragon Quest VI'' was the final game of the subseries to be released, following {{Dragon Quest IV}} in 2008 and {{Dragon Quest V}} in 2009.

In January 2010, the game was re-released in Japan on the [[Nintendo DS]]. On December 20, 2010, it was [http://press.nintendo.com/articles.jsp?id=26902 announced] that Nintendo of America would be publishing ''Dragon Quest VI'' on February 14, 2011. The subtitle was officially named "Realms of Revelation."

*A prequel, {{DQM}} (''Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry's Wonderland'' in Japan), was released in 1998. This game featured Terry and Milly years before the events of ''Dragon Quest VI''. It was released in North America the next year, even though ''Dragon Quest VI'' was never released in North America. Along with Terry and Milly, several of the main enemies, including Mortamor, reappear. However, their previous roles have been eliminated, making them appear as just normal enemies. Mortamor and Murdaw (Mudou in the game) do appear as very challenging, very late in-game bosses, though.

===Release===
The initial release date in Spring of 1995 was delayed over a year, Heartbeat wanting to further develop their game. The game was eventually shown at Shoshinkai in November of 1995. ''Dragon Quest VI'' was released a few weeks later on December 9, with the very steep price of 11,400 yen (roughly over 100 U.S. dollars before inflation adjustments). The game went on to sell over 3.20 million copies, becoming the highest-selling title in the series at the time by a wide margin. Since then, in Japan, the game actually made the news in 2005, when a Japanese student threatened another student over an argument about what ''Dragon Quest'' is the best, the student doing the threatening favoring ''Dragon Quest VI''.

====North America====
On February 12, 2011 [[Yuji Horii]] visited Palo Alto, California for a special Nintendo launch event at Gamestop, where he signed autographs for the first 50 in attendance. Fans were able to purchase the game two days before the official launch date, affectionately referred to by Nintendo as ''Valenslime Day''.

Nintendo also held a trivia contest via Twitter, with the winner receiving a trip to the launch event to be the first in line to meet Horii.

Best Buy also had special events to promote ''Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation'' and {{DQ9}} on February 26, 2011 and March 5, 2011.

==Legacy==
===Fan Translations===
Several unofficial English translations were attempted by several different groups. While none of them have ever been fully completed, as of 2001, the online translation group NoPrgress has released a translation in which 93% of the dialog, 80% of the battle text, and 95% of the menu text is translated. In 2000, the online translation group DeJap released an incomplete translation, however, the project is currently dead.

===Nintendo DS Remake===
''Dragon Quest VI'' did not receive an enhanced remake on a console until the Nintendo DS. The ''Dragon Quest VI'' enhanced remake for the Nintendo DS was announced in late 2007 by Square Enix and was developed by [[ArtePiazza]].

On April 28, 2008, it was reported that [[Square Enix]] had applied for the trademark "The Realms of Reverie" at the United States Patent and Trademark Office, leading to speculation that it was the localized title for this game. On May 20, 2008, Square Enix opened up the North American site featuring the three Dragon Quest DS remakes, acknowledging ''Realms of Reverie'' as the official subtitle, as well as confirming a release in North America. The next day, a press release from Square Enix confirmed that the game would be released in Europe as ''Dragon Quest: Realms of Reverie''.

Two and a half years later, on December 20, 2010, Nintendo of America issued a press release concerning ''Dragon Quest VI''; the game would be published by Nintendo in North America under the name '''''Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation''''' and would be released on February 14, 2011. As with the release of {{DQ9}}', the sword in the ''Dragon Quest'' logo was replaced with an ordinary 'T'.

During the following months, ''Dragon Quest VI'' would be released in Europe and Australia as '''''Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Reverie'''''. The logo used was identical to that used in the North American release, other than the subtitle, while the actual box art was nearly identical to that of the Japanese release.

====Remake Alterations====
A handful of changes were made to the game, some remaining controversial among fans:
*The monster recruiting function of the [[Monster Master]] vocation was removed, replaced with a system of slime companions that can be recruited during the journey. Some of these slimes, like the mottle slime, were not available in the original version.
*A new mini-game called [[Slippin' Slime]] can be played, utilizing the DS stylus.
*Enemies have 75% HP and give 120% EXP compared to the SNES version. Some enemy groups have been increased in number to compensate for this. This change was decried by some fans for making the game too easy.
*[[Magic Burst]]'s damage multiplier is reduced to 2x MP (similar to later installments), instead of 3x MP.
*The hero's conversational memory spells have been removed.
*Party members' natural resistances are now gone. However, [[Lizzie]] and slime companions retain the native resistances of their monster counterparts.
*Re-equipping armour during battle no longer resets the effects of [[Sap]]/[[Buff]] spells.
*The layout of some towns and dungeons have been slightly altered.
*The [[Party Chat]] function was added, see [[Dragon Quest VI Party Chat|the transcript]].
*[[Terry]]'s starting level was raised from 23 to 28.
*[[Amos]] now has a unique sprite model, where as he shared the {{NPC}} warrior sprite before.
*[[Zoom]] can now be used to warp to both the lower world and upper world versions of {{Alltrades Abbey 6}}.

====Smartphone alterations====
In addition to the changes listed above, the 2015 mobile version included a few adjustments to the game.
*Raised level cap for each area, making it much easier to earn vocation ranks in any given section of the game.
*The [[Ranger]] has been slightly buffed, now gaining +20% MP instead of losing 30%.
*[[Terry]]'s level upon joining has been raised to 33, in addition to having already mastered the [[Mage]] and [[Priest]] vocations. His strength and agility stats have been increased by +5 and +28, respectively.
*The sex of monster companions is now displayed in the attributes section, with [[Lizzie]] and [[Shelley]] being female and the remaining slime buddies being male.
*[[Suite Dreams]] sidequest has been altered to no longer rely on multiplayer and can now be done entirely in-game.

==Soundtrack==
[[Kōichi Sugiyama]] composed the music and directed all the associated spinoffs. Three soundtracks were released for the music of ''Dragon Quest VI''. The first was a two-disk soundtrack, which included an orchestral performance and an OST. The second soundtrack was released on August 23, 2000, and just had the orchestral version. This version was released by SPE Visual Works (now Aniplex), and was named ''Dragon Quest VI ~The Dream World~ Symphonic Suite''. This version was featured on ''Dragon Quest Daizenshu Vol. 2'', which is a compilation of ''Dragon Quest'' music. A second Symphonic Suite edition of the OST was performed in March 2005 and released on July 19, 2006, also by Aniplex. The Symphonic Suite tracklist is as follows:

#[[Overture]] (1:20)
#At the Palace (3:40)
#In the Town ~ Happy Humming ~ Inviting Village ~ Folk Dance (7:02)
#Through the Fields ~ Wandering through the Silence ~ Another World (5:03)
#Ocean Waves (5:11)
#Flying Bed (2:08)
#Pegasus ~ Saint's Wreath (5:39)
#Evil World ~ Satan's Castle ~ Frightening Dungeon (4:22)
#Brave Fight (6:23)
#Melancholy (3:11)
#Ocarina ~ The Saint (2:07)
#Devil's Tower (1:36)
#Dungeons ~ Last Dungeon (5:52)
#Monsters (4:36)
#Demon Combat (5:15)
#Eternal Lullaby (6:46)

==Reception==
A survey in the magazine Famitsu in 2006 earned ''Dragon Quest VI'' the #34 spot on the list. This is a much lower spot on the list than the other games in the series, showing that, although the game is popular, it remains in the shadows compared to the rest of the series, particularly {{DQ3}} and {{DQ8}}, which were both in the top five. ''Dragon Quest VI'' was one of the best selling Super Famicom games in Japan, selling well over three million copies.
In volume 81 of ''[[Nintendo Power]]'', the staff wrote an article on ''Dragon Quest VI'', hoping the game would find a U.S. release. They also suggested why the series might not appeal to the American audience: there is too much fighting and not enough adventuring.

''Dragon Quest VI'' was listed as #7 among the 10 Best Japanese Games Never Released in the U.S. by ''GamePro'' magazine in their May 2005 issue. {{Dragon Quest V}}, another Japan-only game, was also on the list, placing at #2. (the whole list can be seen here [http://www.woodus.com/den/gallery/graphics/sightings/gamepro_may2005_pg46.jpg])

In terms of contributions to the series as a whole, ''VI'' is considered by several fans as being very significant: the addition of skills allowed further refinement to combat and added significantly more layers of depth to battles, the bag reduced the amount of frustration players could face by putting an end to shuffling items between characters, and the Hero's ability to memorize and recall lines of dialogue directly lead to the creation of [[Party Chat]] in {{VII}}. Furthermore, the raising of stat limits from 255 to 500 allowed for more dynamic character growth and battle potential, complimented by a significant increase in stat-enhancing accessories. Smaller touches also enhanced the quality of the series from then on, such as the four tone vocal range for men, women, children, and monsters, as well as the mini medal exchange program becoming one where awards are dispensed based on the total collected rather than being used as an alternate type of currency.

While ''VI'' may not be among the most popular games in the series, it is assuredly one of the most important in ''Dragon Quest's'' history.

==Related media==
A 10-volume manga adaptation of the game titled "Maboroshi no Daichi" was made by [[Masomi Kanzaki]]. It was published by [[Enix]] in the ''Monthly Shonen Gangan'' between 1997 and 2001. The storyline roughly follows that of the video game from which it was based but with several differences, such as the inclusion of the character Kizu Buchi, a spotted slime who joined the protagonists in the manga while it's counterpart Spot didn't in the original game.

==Trivia==
*The game is strongly implied a prequel to {{IV}} and {{V}}, based on small details and hints scattered throughout the story. In typical Horii fashion, many of these hints were not concrete at the time of the original release and are up to the player to decide for themselves. That being said, the similarities between Zenithia and Cloudsgate Citadel are objectively clear even at a cursory glance, and the speculation has all but been confirmed with the Nintendo DS remake, which expressly refers to two of the possible versions of [[Reaper's Peak]] as being based on future events.
*The Hero is see using the [[Zenithian sword]] in his Coup de Grâce in [[''Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road Victory'']] despite that this sword existed with the appearance of the [[Sword of Ramias]] at the time of ''Dragon Quest VI''.

==Credits==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Original {{Super Famicom}} version
! Role
! Staff
|----------
|Scenario & game design
|[[Yuji Horii]]
|----------
|Character design
|[[Akira Toriyama]]
|----------
|Music compose
|[[Kōichi Sugiyama]]
|----------
|Director
|[[Manabu Yamana]]
|----------
|Main Programer
|Manabu Yamana
|----------
|Programers
|Jinji Horagai, Katsuya Teshima, Yasushi Watanabe, Jun Sakamoto
|----------
|Monster designers
|Akira Toriyama, Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru
|----------
|Graphic designers
|Shintaro Majima, Takashi Yasuno
|----------
|Sound designers
|Tsukasa Tawada, Hitoshi Sakimoto
|----------
|Scenario assistants
|Fuminori Ishikawa, Sachiko Sugimura, Kazunori Orio, Masayo Fuda
|----------
|Program assistants
|Akitaka Shigeno, Yuko Miura
|----------
|Graphic assistants
|Yasumasa Kawasaki, Masahiro Wada, Norikazu Masaki
|----------
|Play testers
|Hiroomi Tanaka, Mariko Numajiri, Hirofumi Kuroda, Michiyo Nukina (M. Nukina), Kazunori Ōwada (K. Oowada), Minoru Kakizawa (M. Kakizawa), Kan Ikeda (K. Ikeda), Daisuke Ishizuka (D. Ishizuka), Yoko Kagaya (Y. Kagaya), M. Iwakiri (M. Iwakiri), M. Endo (M. Endo), Yoshinori Yamagishi (Y. Yamagishi), Shinji Futami (S. Futami), Yuuchi Kikumoto (Y. Kikumoto), Jun Toda (J. Toda), Yasuhito Watanabe (Y. Watanabe), Kenjiro Kano (K. Kano), Hiroki Fujimoto (H. Fujimoto), Y. Saito (Y. Saito), Noriko Nakanome (N. Nakanome), K. Saiki (K. Saiki), Etsuko Shimamura (E. Shimamura), M. Nagase (M. Nagase), Daisuke Kobayashi (D. Kobayashi), Shinji Wachi (S. Wachi)
|----------
|Public relations
|Daizoh Shimamura, Hideki Yamamoto, Tomoko Miyazaki
|----------
|Artwork
|Takashi Ōtsuka, Naoki Oishi
|----------
|Technical support
|Sadao Yahagi, Yoshirō Takeshita, Kazufumi Honma
|----------
|Production assistants
|Taichi Inuzuka, Mariko Iida, Youichi Hayakawa, Keiji Honda
|----------
|Producer
|Yukinobu Chida
|----------
|Publisher
|Yasuhiro Fukushima
|}
==Gallery==
===Box art===
<center><gallery>
DQ VI Super Famicom Box (Front Side).png|{{Super Famicom}} box art. (front)
Dq6boxb.jpg|Super Famicom box art. (back)
DQVI DS Box.png|Nintendo DS box art. (NA)
DQ6dsEuropeBox.jpg|Nintendo DS box art. (Europe)
</gallery></center>

===Merchandise===
<center><gallery>
DQVI_Super_Famicom_guidebook.png|Super Famicom guide 1.
DQVI_Super_Famicom_guide.png|Super Famicom guide 2.
DQ VI V-Jump Character Poster.jpg|Character Poster from ''V-Jump'' magazine.
DQ VI V-Jump Intro Page.jpg|Intro page from ''V-Jump'' magazine.
DQ VI V-Jump Never Stop.jpg|
DQVI_V_Jump_guide.png|''V Jump'' guide.
DQVIManga1.png|''Maboroshi no Daichi'' manga Vol. 1.
DQVI_Manga_2.png|''Maboroshi no Daichi'' manga Vol. 2.
DQVI_Manga_3.png|''Maboroshi no Daichi'' manga Vol. 3.
DQVI_Manga_4.png|''Maboroshi no Daichi'' manga Vol. 4.
DQVI Manga vol 9.png|''Maboroshi no Daichi'' manga Vol. 9.
DQVI_Manga_10.jpg|''Maboroshi no Daichi'' manga Vol. 10.
DQ 4koma Gekijou 12.png|4koma comics.
DQVI CD Theater 1.png|CD Theater.
DQVI CD Theater 2.png|CD Theater.
DQVISuperFamicomArt.png|Super Famicom cover art.
Shopping in VI.jpg|
Battle in the Abyss.jpg|
DQVI_Characters.png|
DQVI Michikusa adventure guide.png|Michikusa guide.
DQVI iOS Android.png|iOS/Android.
</gallery></center>

==External links==
*[http://na.square-enix.com/zenithia/ Official Nintendo DS Dragon Quest Zenithia Portal site]
*[http://dragonquest6.nintendo.com/ Official Dragon Quest VI website]

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