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{{Spell Infobox | {{Spell Infobox | ||
|title = Nose For Treasure | |title = Nose For Treasure | ||
|image = | |image = [[File:DQR_Torneko_Nose_for_Treasure.png|center|250px]] | ||
|japanese = とうぞくのはな | |japanese = とうぞくのはな<br>たからのにおい<br>(''IV'', ''VII Reimagined'')<br>いぬのはな (''II HD'') | ||
|romaji = | |romaji = Tōzoku no hana<br>Takara no ni oi<br>(''IV'', ''VII Reimagined'')<br>Inu no hana (''II HD'') | ||
|old = Smell | |old = Smell | ||
|type = Field | |type = Field | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Nose For Treasure''' is a recurring ability in the franchise. It checks the amount of remaining treasure in the current dungeon floor. | '''Nose For Treasure''' is a recurring ability in the {{Main Series}} franchise. | ||
It checks the amount of remaining treasure in the current dungeon floor. However, adventurers should beware that deliberately empty chests and trap monsters such as [[Mimic]]s are counted as "treasures" by the skill. | |||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
=== | ==={{DQ1HD}}=== | ||
Nose for | The {{Hero 1}} learns Nose for Treasure through a scroll found on the first floor of [[Craggy Cave]]. | ||
==={{DQ2HD}}=== | |||
The [[Princess of Moonbrooke]] already knows Nose for Treasure when she joins the party, a lingering side effect of her time stuck in the form of a dog. In this game only, the skill's Japanese name is いぬのはな (dog's nose) rather than とうぞくのはな (thief's nose), though its function is unchanged. | |||
==={{DQ3HD}}=== | |||
Nose for Treasure is learned by {{Thieves}} at level 13 if their wisdom exceeds 26 points. | |||
=== | ==={{DQ4}}=== | ||
In the remakes, [[Torneko]] learns this at level 9. | In the remakes, [[Torneko Taloon]] learns this at level 9. Torneko's version of the skill is called たからのにおい (the scent of treasure) in Japanese. | ||
=== | ==={{DQ5}}=== | ||
Learned by [[Sancho]] at level 31 and by [[Dwight]] at level 10. | Learned by [[Sancho]] at level 31 and by [[Dwight]] at level 10. | ||
=== | ==={{DQ6}}=== | ||
Nose for Treasure is learned by advancing to rank 7 of the [[Thief]] vocation. | Nose for Treasure is learned by advancing to rank 7 of the [[Thief]] vocation. | ||
=== | ==={{DQ7}}=== | ||
Same as in VI. | Same as in {{VI}}. | ||
=== | ==={{DQ8}}=== | ||
[[Yangus]] can use '''Nose For Treasure''' after allocating 16 skill points into his "Humanity" skill. | [[Yangus]] can use '''Nose For Treasure''' after allocating 16 skill points into his "Humanity" skill. | ||
Notably there are two treasures ([[Mini medal]] and [[Seed of magic]]) that will later show up in some new vases in Argonia after The [[Bazaar]] relocates to a building between the [[Church]] and Castle, but Nose For Treasure will still pick up on them if used beforehand. | Notably there are two treasures ([[Mini medal]] and [[Seed of magic]]) that will later show up in some new vases in [[Argonia]] after The [[Bazaar]] relocates to a building between the [[Church]] and Castle, but Nose For Treasure will still pick up on them if used beforehand. | ||
=== | ==={{DQ9}}=== | ||
This ability is learned with 42 skill points invested into [[List of acquisitiveness skills in Dragon Quest IX|Acquisitiveness skill]]. | This ability is learned with 42 skill points invested into [[List of acquisitiveness skills in Dragon Quest IX|Acquisitiveness skill]]. | ||
Unfortunately, it only checks the remaining red | Unfortunately, it only checks the remaining red {{Chest}}s, not blue ones, severely limiting its usefulness. | ||
==={{DQ11}}=== | |||
Absent from the {{PlayStation 4}} and [[Nintendo 3DS]] versions of the game, Nose for Treasure appears in {{Dragon Quest XI S}} as one of [[Erik]]'s capabilities. He already knows it upon joining the {{Party 11}}. | |||
Nose For Treasure can be accessed from the Quick Commands menu as well as from [[Erik]]'s spell list, making it quick and easy to sniff out treasure. Note that although it will remain in the Quick Commands menu for the rest of the game after [[Erik]] joins the party, Nose For Treasure will fail to work if selected when [[Erik]] is incapable of doing it (for example, when he is temporarily taken hostage in [[Gondolia]]). | |||
==In other languages== | |||
{{OtherLanguages | |||
|es=Olfato tesoril|es-meaning=''Treasure sense of smell'' | |||
|les=Olfato tesoril|les-meaning=''Treasure sense of smell'' | |||
|fr=Flair de chien|fr-meaning=''Dog's sense of smell'' | |||
|de=Hundenase|de-meaning=''Dog's nose'' | |||
|it=Segugio|it-meaning=''Bloodhound / tracker'' | |||
|ko=개 코, ''Gae Ko''|ko-meaning=''Dog's nose'' | |||
|zh-cn=犬鼻, ''Quǎnbí''|zh-cn-meaning=''Dog's nose'' | |||
|zh-tw=狗鼻子, ''Gǒu Bízi''|zh-tw-meaning=''Dog's nose'' | |||
}} | |||
{{clear}} | |||
{{DQSkills}} | {{DQSkills}} | ||
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[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII skills]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest VIII skills]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX skills]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest IX skills]] | ||