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|japanese = {{tt|ドラゴンキラー|Doragon kira}} | |japanese = {{tt|ドラゴンキラー|Doragon kira}} | ||
|names = Dragonsbane <br> Dragon killer <br> Dragon sword | |names = Dragonsbane <br> Dragon killer<br>Dragon sword | ||
|games = | |games = {{Dragon Quest II}}<br>{{Dragon Quest III}}<br>{{Dragon Quest IV}}<br>{{Dragon Quest V}}<br>{{Dragon Quest VI}}<br>{{Dragon Quest VII}}<br>{{Dragon Quest VIII}}<br>{{Dragon Quest IX}}<br>{{Dragon Quest X}}<br>{{Dragon Quest XI}}<br>{{DQMJ}}<br>''[[Torneko no Daibōken: Fushigi no Dungeon]]''<br>''[[Dragon Quest: Shōnen Yangus to Fushigi no Dungeon]]''<br>{{Dragon Quest Heroes}}<br>{{Dragon Quest Heroes II}} | ||
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The '''Dragonsbane''' is a powerful sword in the | The '''Dragonsbane''' is a powerful sword in the {{DQSeries}}. True to its name, it deals 50% more damage to creatures from the [[Dragon family]] in nearly every game it appears, and this multiplier will stack with skills such as [[Dragon Slash]] and [[Flame Slash]]. In later games, it can be upgraded to the [[Dragon slayer]]. | ||
==Characteristics== | ==Characteristics== | ||
There have been two distinctive designs for the sword throughout the series. From its debut in the second game to | There have been two distinctive designs for the sword throughout the series. From its debut in the second game to {{Dragon Quest VII}}, the Dragonsbane consisted of a metallic blade similar to the real-world katar, a type of punching dagger from the Indian subcontinent that is held in the wielder's knuckles. The user's wrist was protected by an intricate design shaped like a [[Green dragon]]'s head with gold edges and red jewels set like eyes and two curved horns on either side. The blade has four grooves on each side. Although the weapon has some similarities to the claws used by Martial Artist]]s, it was always classified as a sword. | ||
Starting with | Starting with {{Dragon Quest VIII}}, the Dragonsbane's design changed to a conventional longsword, likely due to the fact that the games were now in 3D and the animations for swords were all made uniform. The new design for the Dragonsbane is much like a scimitar, featuring a green blade with curved metal edges, a red grip on the handle, and a dragon's fang on the sword's pommel. The sword's crossguard also featured a stylized dragon's head with red jewels for eyes and two curved golden horns much like the previous design and the sword also had various gold decorations on the blade and handle. | ||
The sword has appeared in every game in the main series since | The sword has appeared in every game in the main series since {{Dragon Quest II}} and has even showed up in multiple spinoff games, as well. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
==={{DQ2}}=== | ==={{DQ2}}=== | ||
The dragonsbane can be purchased for 8,000 gold. It has an | The dragonsbane can be purchased for 8,000 [[gold]] coins. It has an {{Attack}} bonus of +50 and can only be equipped by the {{Hero 2}}, though it is merely a strong weapon without any extra capabilities in its debut. | ||
==={{DQ3}}=== | ==={{DQ3}}=== | ||
The | The Dragonsbane has an {{Attack}} bonus of +79. It can only be equipped by the {{Hero 3}} and [[Warrior]]s. It can be bought for 15,000 [[gold]] coins in [[Manoza]] and sold for 11,250 gold coins. | ||
The sword starts to deal extra damage in this installment, but instead of the familiar +50%, it instead deals 16~32 extra points of damage, calculated separately from normal damage equations. This means that the effects of [[ | The sword starts to deal extra damage in this installment, but instead of the familiar +50%, it instead deals 16~32 extra points of damage, calculated separately from normal damage equations. This means that the effects of [[Oomph]] will not increase the range to 32~64. | ||
Effected monsters: | Effected monsters: | ||
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==={{DQ4}}=== | ==={{DQ4}}=== | ||
The | The Dragonsbane has an {{Attack}} bonus of +90. It can be bought for 15,000 [[gold]] coins in [[Rosehill]] and [[Riverton]] and sold for 11,250 gold coins. The {{Hero 4}}, [[Ragnar McRyan]], and the {{Psaro 9}} can equip it. | ||
''IV'' codified the percentage-based effectiveness of the sword, and allowed for the bonus damage to be effected by | ''IV'' codified the percentage-based effectiveness of the sword, and allowed for the bonus damage to be effected by Attack augmentation. | ||
Effected monsters: | Effected monsters: | ||
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*[[Eoraptor]] | *[[Eoraptor]] | ||
*[[Flying doctor]] | *[[Flying doctor]] | ||
*[[Green dragon]] | *[[Jade dragon|Green dragon]] | ||
*[[Komodo]] | *[[Komodo]] | ||
*[[Podokesaurus]] | *[[Podokesaurus]] | ||
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*[[Wyvern]] | *[[Wyvern]] | ||
=== | ==={{DQ5}}=== | ||
The | The Dragonsbane has an {{Attack}} bonus of +90. It cannot be purchased until Generation 3 though, at [[Whealbrook]] and [[Precaria]], and it costs 15,000 [[gold]] coins. | ||
'''NOTE''': The dragonsbane multiplies damage differently depending on which version of ''V'' is being played. In the SFC version it uses the standard '''1.5''' multiplier, '''2.0''' in the PS2 remake, and '''2.25''' in the DS remake. The likely reasons for these improvements is response to fan criticism of the [[Metal dragon]], [[Black dragon]], and [[Great dragon]] enemies obscene strength compared to average player level when first encountered. | '''NOTE''': The dragonsbane multiplies damage differently depending on which version of ''V'' is being played. In the SFC version it uses the standard '''1.5''' multiplier, '''2.0''' in the PS2 remake, and '''2.25''' in the DS remake. The likely reasons for these improvements is response to fan criticism of the [[Metal dragon]], [[Black dragon]], and [[Great dragon]] enemies obscene strength compared to average player level when first encountered. | ||
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==={{DQ6}}=== | ==={{DQ6}}=== | ||
The | The Dragonsbane cannot be purchased, but it can be sold for 11,250 [[gold]] coins or 11,625 gold coins after it's been upgraded. It has an {{Attack}} bonus of +95 and a {{Style}} bonus of +35 (+55 after it's been upgraded). It also does 1.5 times more damage to dragons. One is found in the [[Pillar of Pegasus]] and they are also dropped by [[Hell gladiator]]s at a rate of {{fraction|1|128}}. The {{Hero 6}}, [[Carver]], [[Amos]], [[Terry]], [[Lizzie]], and [[Goowain]] can equip it. | ||
Effected monsters: | Effected monsters: | ||
* [[Axesaurus]] | *[[Axesaurus]] | ||
* [[Cutterfly]] (also [[Flying Knee|Flying]]) | *[[Cutterfly]] (also [[Flying Knee|Flying]]) | ||
* [[Damselfly]] (also [[Flying Knee|Flying]]) | *[[Damselfly]] (also [[Flying Knee|Flying]]) | ||
* [[Finned fatale]] (ocean) | *[[Finned fatale]] (ocean) | ||
* [[Gasbagon]] | *[[Gasbagon]] | ||
* [[Hacksaurus]] | *[[Hacksaurus]] | ||
* [[Noble gasbagon]] | *[[Noble gasbagon]] | ||
* [[Sea fortress]] (ocean) | *[[Sea fortress]] (ocean) | ||
* [[Tyrantosaurus]] | *[[Tyrantosaurus]] | ||
==={{DQ7}}=== | ==={{DQ7}}=== | ||
The | The Dragonsbane has an {{Attack}} bonus of +83 and a {{Style}} bonus of +35. It can be equipped by the {{Hero 7}}, [[Kiefer]], and [[Aishe]]. It can be purchased for 20,000 [[gold]] coins at [[Buccanham]] and the [[Dwarves' Den]] in the present and sold for 10,000 gold coins. It deals 1.5 times more damage to dragons. Dragonsbanes can also be won as prizes from the Lucky Panel at the Buccanham [[Casino]]. | ||
==={{DQ8}}=== | ==={{DQ8}}=== | ||
The | The Dragonsbane has an {{Attack}} bonus of +72, and deals 30% more damage to dragons. It can be upgraded into a [[Dragon slayer]] in the [[Alchemy Pot]] by combining it with a [[Mighty armlet]] and can be equipped by the {{Hero 8}} and [[Jessica Albert]], provided she can use swords. It can be bought for 11,000 [[gold]] coins in [[Orkutsk]] and [[Tryan Gully]] and sold for 6,000 gold coins. | ||
==={{DQ9}}=== | ==={{DQ9}}=== | ||
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{{Equipment|footer|buyPrice=10,000|sellPrice=5,000|equipableBy=[[Armamentalist]]s, [[Gladiator]]s, [[Minstrel]]s, [[Thieves]], Omnivocational master | {{Equipment|footer|buyPrice=10,000|sellPrice=5,000|equipableBy=[[Armamentalist]]s, [[Gladiator]]s, [[Minstrel]]s, [[Thieves]], Omnivocational master | ||
{{Equipment|stat|name=Found|modifier=[[Wormwood Creek]]}} | {{Equipment|stat|name=Found|modifier=[[Wormwood Creek]]}} | ||
|flavor=A might masher that's merciless even against the scales of dragons.|notes=120% damage against dragons<br>Dropped by [[Mandrake marshal | |flavor=A might masher that's merciless even against the scales of dragons.|notes=120% damage against dragons<br>Dropped by [[Mandrake marshal]]s at a rate of 1/128 | ||
}} | }} | ||
Upgrades into the [[Dragon slayer]] when combined with one [[Mighty | Upgrades into the [[Dragon slayer]] when combined with one [[Mighty armlet]]. | ||
==={{DQ11}}=== | ==={{DQ11}}=== | ||
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{{Equipment|stat|name= Attack<br>(forge buffs)|modifier=+72 <br>(+76, +80, +84)}} | {{Equipment|stat|name= Attack<br>(forge buffs)|modifier=+72 <br>(+76, +80, +84)}} | ||
{{Equipment|footer|buyPrice=11,000|sellPrice=5,500|equipableBy=[[Hero (Dragon Quest XI)|The Luminary]], [[Erik]], [[Sylvando]], and [[Hendrik]] | {{Equipment|footer|buyPrice=11,000|sellPrice=5,500|equipableBy=[[Hero (Dragon Quest XI)|The Luminary]], [[Erik]], [[Sylvando]], and [[Hendrik]] | ||
{{Equipment|stat|name=Recipe|modifier= | {{Equipment|stat|name=Recipe|modifier={{Mythril ore 9}} x2, {{Dragon horn 9}} x2, [[Red eye]] x2}} | ||
{{Equipment|stat|name=Found|modifier=Sold in [[Octagonia]], [[Sniflheim]], & [[Lonalulu]] after the first act}} | {{Equipment|stat|name=Found|modifier=Sold in [[Octagonia]], [[Sniflheim]], & [[Lonalulu]] after the first act}} | ||
|flavor=A trusty sword that's especially effective against super-sized lizards. | |flavor=A trusty sword that's especially effective against super-sized lizards. | ||
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==={{DQB2}}=== | ==={{DQB2}}=== | ||
The | The Dragonsbane increases the [[Builder (Dragon Quest Builders 2)|Builder's]] {{Attack}} by +52, it can be crafted with 1 unit of dragon scales, 2 gold ingots, and four iron ingots at an anvil. As in most games, it deals 150% damage to dragons. | ||
==={{DQH}}=== | ==={{DQH}}=== | ||
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==={{DQH2}}=== | ==={{DQH2}}=== | ||
{{Stub}} | {{Stub}} | ||
==Description== | |||
{{Descriptions | |||
|DQ2=Deals devastating damage to dragons.<ref>[[Cell phone]] Version</ref> | |||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<center><gallery> | <center><gallery> | ||
DQII Dragon Killer.png|The Dragonsbane from {{Dragon Quest II}}. | |||
DQIII Dragon Killer.png|{{Dragon Quest III}}. | |||
Dragon killer.png|The Dragon killer from the {{NES}} Version of {{Dragon Quest IV}}. | |||
Dragon sword.png|The Dragonsbane from {{Dragon Quest VII}}. | |||
Dragonsbane IX artwork.png|The dragonsbane from {{Dragon Quest IX}}. | |||
DQH Dragonsbane.png|The Dragonsbane from {{Dragon Quest Heroes}}. | |||
DQTCG_dragonsbane.png|''DQ Trading Card Game''. | |||
DragonsbaneWyrmwand.jpg|The Dragonsbane, along with the [[Wyrmwand]], as seen in the [[Dragon Quest Legend Items Gallery]]. | |||
</gallery></center> | </gallery></center> | ||
==Reference== | ==Reference== | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
{{DQWeapons}} | {{DQWeapons}} | ||
[[Category:Sword]] | [[Category:Sword]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest II weapons]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest II weapons]] | ||
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[[Category:Dragon Quest Builders 2 weapons]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest Builders 2 weapons]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest Heroes weapons]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest Heroes weapons]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest Heroes II weapons ]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest Heroes II weapons]] | ||
Revision as of 17:47, 26 January 2022
| Dragonsbane | |
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| Japanese | ドラゴンキラー |
| Romaji | {{{romaji}}} |
| Old localizations | Dragonsbane Dragon killer Dragon sword |
| Found in | Dragon Quest II Dragon Quest III Dragon Quest IV Dragon Quest V Dragon Quest VI Dragon Quest VII Dragon Quest VIII Dragon Quest IX Dragon Quest X Dragon Quest XI Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker Torneko no Daibōken: Fushigi no Dungeon Dragon Quest: Shōnen Yangus to Fushigi no Dungeon Dragon Quest Heroes Dragon Quest Heroes II |
| Effect | Inflicts increased damage to dragon family monsters. |
The Dragonsbane is a powerful sword in the Dragon Quest series. True to its name, it deals 50% more damage to creatures from the Dragon family in nearly every game it appears, and this multiplier will stack with skills such as Dragon Slash and Flame Slash. In later games, it can be upgraded to the Dragon slayer.
Characteristics
There have been two distinctive designs for the sword throughout the series. From its debut in the second game to Dragon Quest VII, the Dragonsbane consisted of a metallic blade similar to the real-world katar, a type of punching dagger from the Indian subcontinent that is held in the wielder's knuckles. The user's wrist was protected by an intricate design shaped like a Green dragon's head with gold edges and red jewels set like eyes and two curved horns on either side. The blade has four grooves on each side. Although the weapon has some similarities to the claws used by Martial Artist]]s, it was always classified as a sword.
Starting with Dragon Quest VIII, the Dragonsbane's design changed to a conventional longsword, likely due to the fact that the games were now in 3D and the animations for swords were all made uniform. The new design for the Dragonsbane is much like a scimitar, featuring a green blade with curved metal edges, a red grip on the handle, and a dragon's fang on the sword's pommel. The sword's crossguard also featured a stylized dragon's head with red jewels for eyes and two curved golden horns much like the previous design and the sword also had various gold decorations on the blade and handle.
The sword has appeared in every game in the main series since Dragon Quest II and has even showed up in multiple spinoff games, as well.
Appearances
Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line
The dragonsbane can be purchased for 8,000 gold coins. It has an Attack bonus of +50 and can only be equipped by the Hero, though it is merely a strong weapon without any extra capabilities in its debut.
Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation
The Dragonsbane has an Attack bonus of +79. It can only be equipped by the Hero and Warriors. It can be bought for 15,000 gold coins in Manoza and sold for 11,250 gold coins.
The sword starts to deal extra damage in this installment, but instead of the familiar +50%, it instead deals 16~32 extra points of damage, calculated separately from normal damage equations. This means that the effects of Oomph will not increase the range to 32~64.
Effected monsters:
- Blue dragon
- Boreal serpent
- Dragon zombie
- Dread dragon
- Ethereal serpent
- Gran Dragon
- Green dragon
- Infernal serpent
- Xenlon
Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen
The Dragonsbane has an Attack bonus of +90. It can be bought for 15,000 gold coins in Rosehill and Riverton and sold for 11,250 gold coins. The Hero, Ragnar McRyan, and the 9th Chosen One can equip it. IV codified the percentage-based effectiveness of the sword, and allowed for the bonus damage to be effected by Attack augmentation.
Effected monsters:
- Chillanodon
- Damselfly
- Dragooner
- Dragon rider
- Drakulard
- Emperor wyvern
- Eoraptor
- Flying doctor
- Green dragon
- Komodo
- Podokesaurus
- Pteranodon
- Rashaverak
- Red dragon
- Spitfire
- Terminonatator
- Terrorflyer
- Woolungasaurus
- Wyvern
Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride
The Dragonsbane has an Attack bonus of +90. It cannot be purchased until Generation 3 though, at Whealbrook and Precaria, and it costs 15,000 gold coins.
NOTE: The dragonsbane multiplies damage differently depending on which version of V is being played. In the SFC version it uses the standard 1.5 multiplier, 2.0 in the PS2 remake, and 2.25 in the DS remake. The likely reasons for these improvements is response to fan criticism of the Metal dragon, Black dragon, and Great dragon enemies obscene strength compared to average player level when first encountered.
Effected monsters:
- Black dragon
- Drag-goof
- Drag-goon
- Dragon zombie
- Great dragon
- Lick-o'-flame
- Mandrake marauder
- Mechan-o'-wyrm
- Metal dragon
- Sizzard
- Small fry
Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation
The Dragonsbane cannot be purchased, but it can be sold for 11,250 gold coins or 11,625 gold coins after it's been upgraded. It has an Attack bonus of +95 and a Style bonus of +35 (+55 after it's been upgraded). It also does 1.5 times more damage to dragons. One is found in the Pillar of Pegasus and they are also dropped by Hell gladiators at a rate of 1⁄128. The Hero, Carver, Amos, Terry, Lizzie, and Goowain can equip it.
Effected monsters:
- Axesaurus
- Cutterfly (also Flying)
- Damselfly (also Flying)
- Finned fatale (ocean)
- Gasbagon
- Hacksaurus
- Noble gasbagon
- Sea fortress (ocean)
- Tyrantosaurus
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past
The Dragonsbane has an Attack bonus of +83 and a Style bonus of +35. It can be equipped by the Hero, Kiefer, and Aishe. It can be purchased for 20,000 gold coins at Buccanham and the Dwarves' Den in the present and sold for 10,000 gold coins. It deals 1.5 times more damage to dragons. Dragonsbanes can also be won as prizes from the Lucky Panel at the Buccanham Casino.
Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King
The Dragonsbane has an Attack bonus of +72, and deals 30% more damage to dragons. It can be upgraded into a Dragon slayer in the Alchemy Pot by combining it with a Mighty armlet and can be equipped by the Hero and Jessica Albert, provided she can use swords. It can be bought for 11,000 gold coins in Orkutsk and Tryan Gully and sold for 6,000 gold coins.
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies
| Dragonsbane | |
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| Rarity | ★☆☆☆☆ |
| Attack | +73 |
| Equipable by | Armamentalists, Gladiators, Minstrels, Thieves, Omnivocational master |
| Found | Wormwood Creek |
| Buy Price | 10,000 |
| Sell Price | 5,000 |
| Flavor text | A might masher that's merciless even against the scales of dragons. |
| Notes | 120% damage against dragons Dropped by Mandrake marshals at a rate of 1/128 |
Upgrades into the Dragon slayer when combined with one Mighty armlet.
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age
| Dragonsbane | |
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| Rarity | ★★★☆☆ |
| Attack (forge buffs) |
+72 (+76, +80, +84) |
| Equipable by | The Luminary, Erik, Sylvando, and Hendrik |
| Recipe | Template:Mythril ore 9 x2, Template:Dragon horn 9 x2, Red eye x2 |
| Found | Sold in Octagonia, Sniflheim, & Lonalulu after the first act |
| Buy Price | 11,000 |
| Sell Price | 5,500 |
| Flavor text | A trusty sword that's especially effective against super-sized lizards. |
| Notes | Dropped by regular and malicious Dragon riders at a rate of 1⁄256 |
Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker
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Dragon Quest Builders 2
The Dragonsbane increases the Builder's Attack by +52, it can be crafted with 1 unit of dragon scales, 2 gold ingots, and four iron ingots at an anvil. As in most games, it deals 150% damage to dragons.
Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree's Woe and the Blight Below
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Dragon Quest Heroes II: Twin Kings and the Prophecy's End
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Description
| Game | Description |
 | Deals devastating damage to dragons.[1] |
Gallery
The Dragonsbane from Dragon Quest II.
The Dragon killer from the NES Version of Dragon Quest IV.
The Dragonsbane from Dragon Quest VII.
The dragonsbane from Dragon Quest IX.
The Dragonsbane from Dragon Quest Heroes.
DQ Trading Card Game.
The Dragonsbane, along with the Wyrmwand, as seen in the Dragon Quest Legend Items Gallery.
Reference
- ↑ Cell phone Version
