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==Appearances==
==Appearances==
=== [[Dragon Quest III]] ===
=== [[Dragon Quest III]] ===
Any generic character that has reached at least level 20 may change their class to any other available class. The sage class is generally unavailable unless the character is a [[Goof-off]] or in possession of a [[Book of Satori]]. This causes the character to drop back to level 1 and lose half of their current stats, though any magic or skills they obtain are kept. The [[Hero (Dragon Quest III)|hero]] cannot change class.
:''See main article [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest III)]].''
The abbey appears just prior to obtaining the [[ship]] in [[Portoga]]. Characters must be level 20 to change classes. The [[Hero (Dragon Quest III)|hero]] may not change classes.  The abbey is often used as a hub point once it is reached, due to the ability to save the game directly at the entrance, making it the quickest way to save the game in the original NES version.


=== [[Dragon Quest VI]] ===
=== [[Dragon Quest VI]] ===
:<small>For details, see main article ''[[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VI)]]''</small>
:''See main article [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VI)]].''
The temple has been placed under a seal by the Demon Lord [[Murdaw]]. Once the temple has been unsealed, it is possible to change a character's class, which modifies that character's stats and allows them to learn additional skills and magic. Only a few classes are available at the start, but mastering certain combinations of classes will unlock more powerful classes. Two secret classes are only available by the use of special magic books, and any character other than the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VI)|Hero]] can only change to the "Hero" class by mastering all other nonsecret classes in the game.
The abbey appears in both the [[Real World]] and the [[Dream World]]. However, it has been sealed by the demon lord [[Murdaw]] in the Real World and cannot be used to change vocations until he has been defeated.


=== [[Dragon Quest VII]] ===
=== [[Dragon Quest VII]] ===
Once the temple has been cleansed of its demonic presence, it is possible to change a character's class, which modifies that character's stats and allows them to learn additional skills and magic. Only a few classes are available at the start, but mastering certain combinations of classes will unlock more powerful classes. Monster classes can be unlocked by obtaining a heart of that creature, with advanced monster classes also being unlockable in the same manner as the other advanced classes.
:''See main article [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VII)]].''
The abbey is under the control of monsters which must be cleansed before it can be used to change classes.


=== [[Dragon Quest IX]] ===
=== [[Dragon Quest IX]] ===
:<small>For details, see main article ''[[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest IX)]]''</small>
:''See main article [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest IX)]].''
In [[Dragon Quest IX]], the Temple of Dharma is a location that acts the same as its prior versions. In the English version, it's name was changed to Alltrades Abbey.
The abbey appears somewhat earlier than in other games.  However, [[Abbot Jack]], the vocation-changing priest, has gone missing. He must be located and rescued before vocation changing options are available in the game.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==

Revision as of 14:37, 20 June 2011

Alltrades Abbey (Temple of Dhama) is a recurring location in the Dragon Quest series. It is represented as an abbey, church, or temple where characters can change their class/vocation. It usually appears early to midway through the games in which it appears. Since its primary purpose is vocation-related, it does not appear in Dragon Quest games that do not possess a vocation system. In each game, there are set requirements for when a character can change to another class. The abbey is strongly tied to the overall vocational system and is not uncommonly used as a hub location in the games in which it appears.

Appearances

Dragon Quest III

See main article Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest III).

The abbey appears just prior to obtaining the ship in Portoga. Characters must be level 20 to change classes. The hero may not change classes. The abbey is often used as a hub point once it is reached, due to the ability to save the game directly at the entrance, making it the quickest way to save the game in the original NES version.

Dragon Quest VI

See main article Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VI).

The abbey appears in both the Real World and the Dream World. However, it has been sealed by the demon lord Murdaw in the Real World and cannot be used to change vocations until he has been defeated.

Dragon Quest VII

See main article Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VII).

The abbey is under the control of monsters which must be cleansed before it can be used to change classes.

Dragon Quest IX

See main article Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest IX).

The abbey appears somewhat earlier than in other games. However, Abbot Jack, the vocation-changing priest, has gone missing. He must be located and rescued before vocation changing options are available in the game.

Trivia

Dharma is an Indian spiritual and religious term, meaning one's righteous duty or any virtuous path in the common sense of the term, an appropriate name for a place of signifigant change.

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