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Hammers are a recurring weapon type in the [[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest series]]. In the early series they tended to function as early and mid-game weapons, bowing out to swords as the player approached the final few areas in the games. However, they still found a place in many a player's inventory thanks to the [[Hela hammer]], one of the most useful tools for besting [[Metal Slime]]s.
|name = Hammer
 
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With the debut of Level-5 as the series developer in [[Dragon Quest VIII]], hammers have taken on a much more substantial role in the series, accumulating a varied and useful collection of unique skills.
|game = ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''
 
|console = DS
==Appearances==
|hp =  
 
|mp =  
===[[Dragon Quest I]]===
|attack =
*[[Oaken club]]
|defense =
 
|agility =  
===[[Dragon Quest II]]===
|experience =
*[[Oaken club]]
|gold =
*[[Sledgehammer]]
|droppedItem =
 
|bestiaryNumber=171
===[[Dragon Quest III]]===
|skills=[[Freezing Blizzard]]<br>[[Metal Slash]]
*[[Oaken club]]
|spells=[[Absorb Magic]]<br>[[Fullheal]]
*[[War Hammer]]
|locations=}}
 
This slime is the champion of the [[Slimopolis]] arena, fought at the end of Rank A challenge.
===[[Dragon Quest IV]]===
[[Category:Dragon Quest VI enemies]]
*[[Oaken club]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest VI bosses]]
*[[Hela hammer]]
[[Category:Slimes]]
 
===[[Dragon Quest V]]===
*[[Giant mallet]]
*[[Sledgehammer]]
*[[War Hammer]]
*[[Hela hammer]]
 
===[[Dragon Quest VI]]===
*[[Oaken club]]
*[[Giant mallet]]
*[[Sledgehammer]]
*[[War hammer]]
*[[Hela hammer]]
 
===[[Dragon Quest VII]]===
*[[Oaken Club]]
*[[Giant mallet]]
*[[Sledgehammer]]
*[[War Hammer]]
*[[Hela hammer]]
 
===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
Hammers are referred to as ''Clubs'' in DQ8, and are one of the three weapon categories that former bandit [[Yangus]] can equip himself with. Clubs are primarily chosen for brute strength over attack options, with all available skills focusing on bludgeoning a single target for high damage or knocking them senseless for a turn.
*[[Oaken Club]]
*[[Giant mallet]]
*[[Sledgehammer]]
*[[War hammer]]
*[[War hammer|Uber war hammer]]
*[[Hela hammer|Megaton Hammer]] (increased odds of landing a critical hit)
 
===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
[[Gladiator]]s and [[Paladin]]s can equip hammers right out of the inn, and any character that invests 100 points into the [[List of hammer skills in Dragon Quest IX|skill line]] may use them as well.
*[[List of hammer alchemy recipes in Dragon Quest IX]]
*[[Oaken Club]]
*[[Oaken Club|Ace of Clubs]]
*[[Sledgehammer]]
*[[War hammer]]
*[[War hammer|Uber War hammer]]
*[[Giant Wrench]]
*[[Terra Tamper]]
*[[Terra Tamper|Terra Firmer]]
*[[Terra tamper|Terra hammer]]
*[[Marauder's maul]]
*[[Giant's Hammer]]
*[[Giant's Hammer|Titan's Hammer]]
*[[Hela hammer]]
*[[Hela hammer|Megaton Hammer]]
*[[Hela hammer|Warlord's Hammer]]
*[[Groundbreaker]]
*[[Groundbreaker|Earthsplitter]]
*[[Groundbreaker|Moonmasher]]
*[[Groundbreaker|StarSmasher]]

Revision as of 17:53, 11 September 2014

Hammers are a recurring weapon type in the Dragon Quest series. In the early series they tended to function as early and mid-game weapons, bowing out to swords as the player approached the final few areas in the games. However, they still found a place in many a player's inventory thanks to the Hela hammer, one of the most useful tools for besting Metal Slimes.

With the debut of Level-5 as the series developer in Dragon Quest VIII, hammers have taken on a much more substantial role in the series, accumulating a varied and useful collection of unique skills.

Appearances

Dragon Quest I

Dragon Quest II

Dragon Quest III

Dragon Quest IV

Dragon Quest V

Dragon Quest VI

Dragon Quest VII

Dragon Quest VIII

Hammers are referred to as Clubs in DQ8, and are one of the three weapon categories that former bandit Yangus can equip himself with. Clubs are primarily chosen for brute strength over attack options, with all available skills focusing on bludgeoning a single target for high damage or knocking them senseless for a turn.

Dragon Quest IX

Gladiators and Paladins can equip hammers right out of the inn, and any character that invests 100 points into the skill line may use them as well.

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