Flowing dress: Difference between revisions
Antiyonder (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
Antiyonder (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
||
| Line 38: | Line 38: | ||
}} | }} | ||
==Descriptions== | |||
{{Descriptions | {{Descriptions | ||
|DQ2=A garment woven from celestial skein.<ref>Mobile, Android and iOS version</ref> | |DQ2=A garment woven from celestial skein.<ref>Mobile, Android and iOS version</ref> | ||
Revision as of 02:35, 26 August 2018
The Flowing dress (formerly water flying clothes & water robe) is a powerful robe commonly used by spellcasters in the Dragon Quest series. It offers amazing protection against fire and ice attacks. Despite its name, it can be equipped by both male and female characters in most cases.
Appearances
Dragon Quest II
The flowing dress has a defense bonus of +35 in the original, and +65 in all other versions. It protects against fire attacks by 50% and damage caused by swamps and magma tiles. It can be worn by all three characters. The robe is obtained by giving the Subtle Shuttle and Celestial Skein to Don Calico in Slewse. The wizened weaver will not finish his work until the player saves their game and begins again.
In the original version, multiple copies of the dress can be obtained by gathering the skein and shuttle again. This will only work once, however. Additionally, because Don Calico wove it specifically for her, the dress cannot be received if the Princess of Moonbrooke's inventory is full.
Dragon Quest III
The flowing dress has a defense bonus of +50 (+40 in the original) and can be worn by Magi, as well as Sages in all remake versions of the game. It reduces spell and breath damage by 1/3rd in all versions, and can be purchased in Kol for 12,500 gold and sold for 9,375.
Dragon Quest IV
The flowing dress has a defense bonus of +43 and reduces frizz, sizz, bang, and fire and ice breath damage by 1/3rd. It can be worn by Borya, Maya & Meena. Orifiela has this among her equipment. It can be purchased for 15,000 gold and sold for 11,250. If appraised by Torneko, he mentions that it goes all the way back to the time of the faeries. He also states that it is spun on a holy loom with threads of rain and dew, referencing its method of acquisition in Dragon Quest II.
Dragon Quest V
The flowing dress has a defense bonus of +55, and protects against frizz, sizz, and fire breath by 25. It can be bought in Faerie Lea for 14,800 gold and sold for 11,100 gold. Bianca, Nera, Debora, and the Hero's daughter can equip it, along with many of the monster allies.
Dragon Quest VI
The flowing dress can be bought for 14,800 gold in Turnscote, Lower Weaver's Peak, Desparia, and in the well east of Port Haven. It has a defense bonus of +65 and style bonus of +42, and will reduce frizz, sizz, bang, and fire breath damage by 30. It can be equipped by Milly, Ashlynn, and Nevan.
Dragon Quest VII
The flowing dress can be purchased from Buccanham for 16,000 gold and sold for 8,000 gold. It has a defense bonus of +65 and an style bonus of +42. Maribel, Ruff, and Sir Mervyn can equip it. It features the same elemental protection as in VI. Flowing dresses can also be won as prizes from the Lucky Panel at the Casinos in Buccanham and the Haven.
Dragon Quest VIII
The flowing dress has a defense bonus of +59 and reduces frizz, sizz, bang, and both types of breath damage by 1/3rd. It can only be worn by Jessica and Red. It can be bought for 14,800 gold at Tryan Gully and sold for 7,400 gold. It can also be upgraded into the angel's robe and the Oriental warrior wear through alchemy.
Dragon Quest IX
 Flowing dress (DS)
| |
|---|---|
| Defence | +25 |
| Magical Might | +18 |
| Magical Mending | +18 |
| Rarity | ★★☆☆☆ |
| Equipable by | Priest, Mage, Minstrel, Gladiator, Armamentalist, Ranger, Sage, Luminary |
| Buy Price | 18,000 |
| Sell Price | 9,000 |
| Flavor text | A consecrated costume that curbs fire- and ice-based damage. |
| Notes | Reduces damage taken from fire and ice attacks by 25%. Buy in Upover and Wormwood Creek. Recipe: Enchanted robes + Celestial skein x3 Rarely dropped or stolen from Cumulus hexes. |
Descriptions
| Game | Description |
 | A garment woven from celestial skein.[1] |
 | Reduces damage from fire- and ice-based magic attacks.[2] |
 | A graceful garment that deflects damage from magic- and fire-based attacks.[3] |
Gallery
The Princess of Moonbrooke wearing the flowing dress
The flowing dress from Dragon Quest III
Water Flying Clothes
Dragon Quest IV
The flowing dress from Dragon Quest VII
