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Weapons include swords, spears, knives, staves, axes, and more. Buying better weapons means dealing more damage to foes. Better weapons cost more [[gold]], so money must be saved to buy even better weapons. Each weapon shop tends to carry something different and some even carry armor. Not every character can equip the same weapon, so the player must be careful of what is purchased. | Weapons include swords, spears, knives, staves, axes, and more. Buying better weapons means dealing more damage to foes. Better weapons cost more [[gold]], so money must be saved to buy even better weapons. Each weapon shop tends to carry something different and some even carry armor. Not every character can equip the same weapon, so the player must be careful of what is purchased. | ||
==''Dragon Quest IV''== | ==Appearance== | ||
===''Dragon Quest IV''=== | |||
In ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'', the player can even be a weapon shop clerk as [[Torneko]]. | In ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'', the player can even be a weapon shop clerk as [[Torneko]]. | ||
==In Animation== | |||
*Several weapon shops were visited in ''[[Captain N: The Game Master]]'': | |||
**"Three Men & a Dragon": Kevin Keene/Captain N, Simon Belmont and Pit (referred to as Kid Icarus) visit a weapon shop in [[Tantegel|Brecconary]]. Kevin managed to get some [[Medicinal herb|Magical herbs]] by giving the merchant his digital watch, with Simon and Kid Icarus getting water skis and a magical helmet. | |||
**"Trojan Dragon": Kevin, Duke and Princess Lana take 6 [[Gold]] Coins they obtained defeating [[Slime]]s to an unnamed weapon shop for supplies. Though the shop is scarce in supplies, the merchant gives them a bottle of [[Holy water|Fairy water]] and a map to the Cave of the [[Knight Errant#Knight Aberrant|Axe knight]], accepting the minimal amount of coins they have stating it to be a hero's discount. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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Image:DQVIII_Weapons_Merchant.png|A typical looking merchant, in later games. | Image:DQVIII_Weapons_Merchant.png|A typical looking merchant, in later games. | ||
Image:Captain N in the shop of Brecconary.jpg|Captain N in the Brecconary shop. | |||
Image:Captain N Weapon Shop in Trojan Dragon.jpg|Captain N, Lana and Duke visiting a weapon shop merchant. | |||
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[[Category:Locations]] | [[Category:Locations]] | ||
[[category:Recurring elements]] | [[category:Recurring elements]] | ||
Revision as of 22:15, 5 February 2018
Weapon shops are where new more powerful weapons are purchased in the Dragon Quest series.
Weapons include swords, spears, knives, staves, axes, and more. Buying better weapons means dealing more damage to foes. Better weapons cost more gold, so money must be saved to buy even better weapons. Each weapon shop tends to carry something different and some even carry armor. Not every character can equip the same weapon, so the player must be careful of what is purchased.
Appearance
Dragon Quest IV
In Dragon Quest IV, the player can even be a weapon shop clerk as Torneko.
In Animation
- Several weapon shops were visited in Captain N: The Game Master:
- "Three Men & a Dragon": Kevin Keene/Captain N, Simon Belmont and Pit (referred to as Kid Icarus) visit a weapon shop in Brecconary. Kevin managed to get some Magical herbs by giving the merchant his digital watch, with Simon and Kid Icarus getting water skis and a magical helmet.
- "Trojan Dragon": Kevin, Duke and Princess Lana take 6 Gold Coins they obtained defeating Slimes to an unnamed weapon shop for supplies. Though the shop is scarce in supplies, the merchant gives them a bottle of Fairy water and a map to the Cave of the Axe knight, accepting the minimal amount of coins they have stating it to be a hero's discount.
See also
Gallery
A typical looking merchant, in later games.
Captain N in the Brecconary shop.
Captain N, Lana and Duke visiting a weapon shop merchant.
