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The '''Symbol of faith''' (original translation: '''Heart of Purity''') is a key item in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' and one of the few items to retain | The '''Symbol of faith''' (original translation: '''Heart of Purity''') is a key item in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' and one of the few items to retain its name from the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] Version. | ||
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Revision as of 09:57, 30 April 2016
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| Old localizations | Heart of Purity |
| Found in | Dragon Quest IV |
| Effect | Restores someone's faith and trust. |
The Symbol of faith (original translation: Heart of Purity) is a key item in Dragon Quest IV and one of the few items to retain its name from the NES Version.
Story
The son of the innkeeper in the Last Chance Saloon, Hank Hoffman Jr. and his friend went into the Con Cave to find its treasure, only for Hank to experience what appeared to be betrayal, as he was injured. The experience left him bitter and unwilling to trust another until The Hero, Maya & Meena went through the cave as passed its test to find the treasure and present it to him.
Remake
The item remains in your inventory for the rest of the game, though you can leave it in the vault. In the remakes, Hank ends up keeping the Symbol of faith when he joins.
Gallery
The Symbol of faith as shown in the game inventory. (DS)
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