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'''Rubiss''' is a creator Goddess who appears as the principal deity in several ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' games.
'''Rubiss''' is a creator Goddess who appears as the principal deity in several ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' games.


==''[[Dragon Quest]]''==
==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest]]''===


Rubiss isn't mentioned in the original Famicom/NES versions of Dragon Quest/Dragon Warrior, nor was she mentioned in the SNES or GBC remakes. However, as of the Japanese mobile phone remake, and carried into the iOS/Android re-release, Rubiss has been the subject of two brief prayers of adulation in the aftermath of the Hero's victory over the [[Dragonlord]]. Specifically, the Sage in the [[Southern Shrine]] who bestows the Hero with the [[Rainbow Drop]], as well as the Sage in [[Cantlin]] who tells the Hero about the location of the [[Emblem of Erdrick]] mention Rubiss. The two sages have the exact same dialogue, as many of the citizens of [[Alefgard]] share dialogue with other characters of the same NPC class at this point in the end-game.  
Rubiss isn't mentioned in the original Famicom/NES versions of Dragon Quest/Dragon Warrior, nor was she mentioned in the SNES or GBC remakes. However, as of the Japanese mobile phone remake, and carried into the iOS/Android re-release, Rubiss has been the subject of two brief prayers of adulation in the aftermath of the Hero's victory over the [[Dragonlord]]. Specifically, the Sage in the [[Southern Shrine]] who bestows the Hero with the [[Rainbow Drop]], as well as the Sage in [[Cantlin]] who tells the Hero about the location of the [[Emblem of Erdrick]] mention Rubiss. The two sages have the exact same dialogue, as many of the citizens of [[Alefgard]] share dialogue with other characters of the same NPC class at this point in the end-game.  




==''[[Dragon Quest II]]''==
===''[[Dragon Quest II]]''===
The player can communicate with Rubiss by sailing to a small island shrine south of [[Midenhall]]. When presented with the five collected [[5 Sigils|sigils]], She will speak to the three cousins telepathically and give them [[Eye of Rubiss|a holy talisman]] to dispel wicked illusions.
The player can communicate with Rubiss by sailing to a small island shrine south of [[Midenhall]]. When presented with the five collected [[5 Sigils|sigils]], She will speak to the three cousins telepathically and give them [[Eye of Rubiss|a holy talisman]] to dispel wicked illusions.


Being her first appearance in the series, Rubiss is introduced to players as a protector Goddess who operates through her chosen ones, rather than directly intervening in world affairs. The fondness and loyalty to which she speaks of Erdrick elevates the character from but a mere ancient folk hero to a savior to whom the very gods are indebted. This relationship would be further expanded upon in the third game, especially the remade versions.
Being her first appearance in the series, Rubiss is introduced to players as a protector Goddess who operates through her chosen ones, rather than directly intervening in world affairs. The fondness and loyalty to which she speaks of Erdrick elevates the character from but a mere ancient folk hero to a savior to whom the very gods are indebted. This relationship would be further expanded upon in the third game, especially the remade versions.
   
   
===Rubiss' speech===
====Rubiss' speech====
''The five sacred Sigils begin to glow brightly!''
''The five sacred Sigils begin to glow brightly!''
''A soothing, disembodied voice floats through the air...''
''A soothing, disembodied voice floats through the air...''
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''Now go forth, scions of Erdrick, with my blessing...Wheresoever you wander, know that I do watch over you always..."''
''Now go forth, scions of Erdrick, with my blessing...Wheresoever you wander, know that I do watch over you always..."''


==''[[Dragon Quest III]]''==
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
Rubiss is held prisoner on the top floor of the [[Tower West of Kol]], having been over-powered by [[Zoma]] and displaced as ruling deity of [[Alefgard]]. The heroes must use the [[Fairy Flute]] in front of the statue there in order to free her. Her rescue by [[Erdrick]] in this time of need would not be soon forgotten…
Rubiss is held prisoner on the top floor of the [[Tower West of Kol]], having been over-powered by [[Zoma]] and displaced as ruling deity of [[Alefgard]]. The heroes must use the [[Fairy Flute]] in front of the statue there in order to free her. Her rescue by [[Erdrick]] in this time of need would not be soon forgotten…


==''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''==
===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
Rubiss is the mountain spirit the people of [[Weaver's Peak]] worship, and lives in an underwater shrine the heroes can visit only after they acquire Lorelei's Harp and can traverse the [[Undersea]]. Her [[Rubiss' Palace|palace]] is relatively close to the [[Murdaw's Keep|Isle of Murdaw]].
Rubiss is the mountain spirit the people of [[Weaver's Peak]] worship, and lives in an underwater shrine the heroes can visit only after they acquire Lorelei's Harp and can traverse the [[Undersea]]. Her [[Rubiss' Palace|palace]] is relatively close to the [[Murdaw's Keep|Isle of Murdaw]].


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