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==Characteristics== | ==Characteristics== | ||
Nomeg follows a similar attack pattern to the Emissary of Xiphos, with the main difference being his greatly increased speed and damage. Typically, the majority of damage against Nomeg is done by reflecting his projectiles back at him. | Nomeg follows a similar attack pattern to the Emissary of Xiphos, with the main difference being his greatly increased speed and damage. Typically, the majority of damage against Nomeg is done by reflecting his projectiles back at him. | ||
==Level rewards== | |||
:''For more information, see [[Level scoring in Dragon Quest Swords]]'' | |||
*Rank S - 1 x [[List of tempering materials in Dragon Quest Swords|Gold Bar]] | |||
*Rank A - 1 x Gold Bar | |||
*Rank B - 2 x Ice Crystal | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 19:27, 26 February 2010
Nomeg is a boss in Dragon Quest Swords. He is one of several mirror bosses available after completing the main story of the game. Nomeg bears great resemblance to an earlier boss in the game, the Emissary of Xiphos. Both, along with Nomegeon are in the Garuda monster family.
Characteristics
Nomeg follows a similar attack pattern to the Emissary of Xiphos, with the main difference being his greatly increased speed and damage. Typically, the majority of damage against Nomeg is done by reflecting his projectiles back at him.
Level rewards
- For more information, see Level scoring in Dragon Quest Swords
- Rank S - 1 x Gold Bar
- Rank A - 1 x Gold Bar
- Rank B - 2 x Ice Crystal
Trivia
- Nomeg's name is a play on words. Nomeg spelled backwards is Gemon a monster of the same family in Dragon Quest VIII.
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