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A '''Token''' is a type of coin used to play games in the [[casino]]s in the {{DQSeries}}. | A '''Token''' is a type of coin used to play games in the [[casino]]s in the {{DQSeries}}. | ||
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[[Casino]] tokens aren't needed | [[Casino]] tokens aren't typically needed to complete any game's main quest, but are handy to have in order to exchange for the item and gear prizes offered by various [[casino]]s. | ||
Tokens are generally acquired by first purchasing some with [[gold]], with the usual price being a single token for 20 {{Gold}}. Once the player has purchased or found some tokens, winning casino games is a risky but less costly means of procuring more tokens than simply buying them. | |||
Though {{ | Though {{Dragon Quest III}} included gambling via the [[Monster Arena]], [[gold]] was used as the means of betting in that game. Tokens have consistently appeared in games that include [[casino]]s since {{Dragon Quest IV}} introduced the concept. | ||
==Other means of gaining tokens== | ==Other means of gaining tokens== | ||
==={{DQ4}}=== | ==={{DQ4}}=== | ||
At some point as of {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} and {{Party 4}} can win [[casino]] tokens upon going through the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]]. The prize is 2,000 tokens in the {{Famicom}}/{{NES}} version while the {{PS1}} versions | At some point as of {{DQ4 Chapter 5}}, the {{Hero 4}} and {{Party 4}} can win [[casino]] tokens upon going through the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]]. The prize is 2,000 tokens in the {{Famicom}}/{{NES}} version, while the {{PS1}} remake and subsequent versions set the reward at a modest 100 tokens. | ||
Also in the remakes, 300,000 tokens are awarded to the {{Party 4}} if all | Also in the remakes, 300,000 tokens are awarded to the {{Party 4}} if all [[monsters]] have been encountered and defeated once and the book is examined after. | ||
Additionally, the price for tokens in {{DQ4 Chapter 2}} is merely 10 {{Gold}} for 1 token while near the end of {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, a single token is 200 {{Gold}}. | Additionally, the price for tokens in {{DQ4 Chapter 2}} is merely 10 {{Gold}} for 1 token while near the end of {{DQ4 Chapter 3}}, a single token is 200 {{Gold}}. | ||
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<center><gallery> | <center><gallery> | ||
DQ VI Android Winning Tokens.jpg|Winning [[casino]] tokens in {{VI}}. ([[Cell phone]]) | DQ VI Android Winning Tokens.jpg|Winning [[casino]] tokens in {{VI}}. ([[Cell phone]]) | ||
DQ IV Android Trans Montane Tunnel 4.jpg|The {{Hero 4}} winning 100 | DQ IV Android Trans Montane Tunnel 4.jpg|The {{Hero 4}} winning 100 tokens in the [[Trans-Montane Tunnel]] in {{IV}}. ([[Cell phone]]) | ||
DQ V Android Finding A Casino Token In Ventuno.jpg|Finding a [[Casino]] Token | DQ V Android Finding A Casino Token In Ventuno.jpg|Finding a [[Casino]] Token on the [[Pontoon and Ventuno|Ventuno]] casino ship in {{V}}. ([[Cell phone]]) | ||
</gallery></center> | </gallery></center> | ||
Latest revision as of 08:23, 7 September 2026
A Token is a type of coin used to play games in the casinos in the Dragon Quest series.
Description[edit]
Casino tokens aren't typically needed to complete any game's main quest, but are handy to have in order to exchange for the item and gear prizes offered by various casinos.
Tokens are generally acquired by first purchasing some with gold, with the usual price being a single token for 20 gold coins. Once the player has purchased or found some tokens, winning casino games is a risky but less costly means of procuring more tokens than simply buying them.
Though Dragon Quest III included gambling via the Monster Arena, gold was used as the means of betting in that game. Tokens have consistently appeared in games that include casinos since Dragon Quest IV introduced the concept.
Other means of gaining tokens[edit]
Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen[edit]
At some point as of Chapter 5, the Hero and party can win casino tokens upon going through the Trans-Montane Tunnel. The prize is 2,000 tokens in the Famicom/NES version, while the PS1 remake and subsequent versions set the reward at a modest 100 tokens.
Also in the remakes, 300,000 tokens are awarded to the party if all monsters have been encountered and defeated once and the book is examined after.
Additionally, the price for tokens in Chapter 2 is merely 10 gold coins for 1 token while near the end of Chapter 3, a single token is 200 gold coins.
In all versions of the game, casino tokens acquired carry from Chapter to Chapter.
Gallery[edit]
Winning casino tokens in VI. (Cell phone)
The Hero winning 100 tokens in the Trans-Montane Tunnel in IV. (Cell phone)
Finding a Casino Token on the Ventuno casino ship in V. (Cell phone)
