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[[Image: | [[Image:DQIII_Church.png|right|venter|250px|{{Dragon Quest III}}]] | ||
The '''church''' or '''chapel''' is a recurring element in the | The '''church''' or '''chapel''' is a recurring element in the {{DQSeries}}. | ||
Churches are devoted to various religions depending on the game, but usually profess the worship of a particular creator deity such as [[Rubiss]], the [[Goddess]], the [[ | ==Overview== | ||
Every main series game since {{II}} has had churches, and many spinoff games feature them as well. | |||
Churches are devoted to various religions depending on the game, but usually profess the worship of a particular creator deity such as [[Rubiss]], the [[Goddess]], the the [[Numen|Almighty]], etc. Churches are most commonly serviced by a pastor, but may also be found under the care of nuns, [[Zenithian]]s or other such pious persons. | |||
Churches provide several important services to players: | Churches provide several important services to players: | ||
*'''Confession''': The pastor will record all of the [[Hero]]'s deeds; this functions as the game's save system, replacing the previous password-based systems. The player will begin at the church they last saved at when they resume play. | *'''Confession''': The pastor will record all of the [[Hero]]'s deeds; this functions as the game's save system, replacing the previous password-based systems. The player will begin at the church they last saved at when they resume play. | ||
*'''Resurrection''': Resurrect party members who have fallen in battle, reviving them with a small amount of HP (usually 1/8th of their max, or simply 1 HP). | *'''Resurrection''': Resurrect [[party]] members who have fallen in battle, reviving them with a small amount of {{HP}} (usually 1/8th of their max, or simply 1 {{HP}}). | ||
*'''Exorcism''' or '''Benediction''': Remove | *'''Exorcism''' or '''Benediction''': Remove curse [[status effect]] from an afflicted [[party]] member. | ||
*'''Purification''': Remove | *'''Purification''': Remove {{Poison}} status effect from an afflicted [[party]] member. | ||
*'''Divination''': States the number of [[Experience Points]] the party members must gain in order to reach their next levels of | *'''Divination''': States the number of [[Experience Points]] the [[party]] members must gain in order to reach their next levels of {{Exp}}erience. | ||
*'''Rectification''': Used to allow the player to redistribute skill points among their characters. | |||
All services except for confession and divination require a donation to the church, which escalates as characters level up. | All services except for confession and divination require a donation to the church, which escalates as characters level up. | ||
==House of Healing== | ==House of Healing== | ||
A '''House of Healing''' is a location in Dragon Quest games beginning with | A '''House of Healing''' is a location in Dragon Quest games beginning with {{Dragon Quest II}} where members of the {{Hero 2}}'s {{Party 2}} can be detoxed (cured of {{Poison}}), un[[cursed]], or revived. There is a fee charged for these services. Also starting with {{IV}} onward, members of the {{Hero 4}}'s party can be informed of their level and the number of {{Exp}}erience points needed to gain the next level, as well as save the game. | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*In | *In {{Dragon Quest IX}}, allocating skill points into the [[Priest]]'s "Faith" skill allows characters to learn how to perform divinations and benedictions on the field. | ||
*In several games, some of the services offered in churches can be performed by [[party]] members, for example [[Rab]] from {{Dragon Quest XI}} can learn how to remove {{Curse}}s. | |||
==See also== | |||
*[[Bank]] | |||
*[[Casino]] | |||
*[[Inn]] | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <center><gallery> | ||
DQV_Resurrection.png|Resurrection. | |||
</gallery> | DQ VIII PS2 Farebury Church.jpg|[[Farebury]] church. ({{PS2}}) | ||
{{ | DQ VIII Android Farebury Church.jpg|[[Farebury]] church. ([[Cell phone]]) | ||
DQ VIII Clergy Artwork.jpg|Church Clergy. | |||
DQ VIII Clergy 2 Artwork.jpg|Church Clergy 2. | |||
</gallery></center> | |||
{{Series_mechanics}} | |||
[[Category:Locations]][[Category:Recurring elements]] | [[Category:Locations]] | ||
[[Category:Recurring elements]] | |||
Latest revision as of 21:50, 22 June 2024
The church or chapel is a recurring element in the Dragon Quest series.
Overview[edit]
Every main series game since II has had churches, and many spinoff games feature them as well.
Churches are devoted to various religions depending on the game, but usually profess the worship of a particular creator deity such as Rubiss, the Goddess, the the Almighty, etc. Churches are most commonly serviced by a pastor, but may also be found under the care of nuns, Zenithians or other such pious persons.
Churches provide several important services to players:
- Confession: The pastor will record all of the Hero's deeds; this functions as the game's save system, replacing the previous password-based systems. The player will begin at the church they last saved at when they resume play.
- Resurrection: Resurrect party members who have fallen in battle, reviving them with a small amount of HP (usually 1/8th of their max, or simply 1 HP).
- Exorcism or Benediction: Remove curse status effect from an afflicted party member.
- Purification: Remove Poison status effect from an afflicted party member.
- Divination: States the number of Experience Points the party members must gain in order to reach their next levels of Experience.
- Rectification: Used to allow the player to redistribute skill points among their characters.
All services except for confession and divination require a donation to the church, which escalates as characters level up.
House of Healing[edit]
A House of Healing is a location in Dragon Quest games beginning with Dragon Quest II where members of the Hero's party can be detoxed (cured of Poison), uncursed, or revived. There is a fee charged for these services. Also starting with IV onward, members of the Hero's party can be informed of their level and the number of Experience points needed to gain the next level, as well as save the game.
Notes[edit]
- In Dragon Quest IX, allocating skill points into the Priest's "Faith" skill allows characters to learn how to perform divinations and benedictions on the field.
- In several games, some of the services offered in churches can be performed by party members, for example Rab from Dragon Quest XI can learn how to remove Curses.
See also[edit]
Gallery[edit]
Resurrection.
Farebury church. (Cell phone)
Church Clergy.
Church Clergy 2.
