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The '''Sage's stone''' | The '''Sage's stone''' is a recurring item in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series. Upon use, it restores HP to all party members. | ||
{{Item | {{Item | ||
|title=Sage's stone | |title=Sage's stone | ||
|image=[[ | |image=[[File:Sage's stone modern.png|240px]] | ||
|japanese={{tt|けんじゃのいし|Kenja no ishi}} | |japanese={{tt|けんじゃのいし|Kenja no ishi}} | ||
|names=SageRock<br>Philosopher's Stone | |names=SageRock<br>Philosopher's Stone | ||
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==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''=== | ===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''=== | ||
The Sage's stone | The Sage's stone is hidden within [[Zoma|Zoma's]] [[Charlock|Castle]]. In the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Famicom]] and GBC Version, a second one can be found in [[Luzami]] when you speak to a man in [[Zenith]] for a third riddle. In all versions of the game, 75~94 HP is restored upon use. | ||
===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''=== | ===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''=== | ||
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===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''=== | ===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''=== | ||
Reward for collecting 85 Mini Medals (3DS Remake). | Reward for collecting 85 Mini Medals (3DS Remake), and recovers 50~60 HP. | ||
===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''=== | ===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''=== | ||
The stone has recieved a '''substantial''' boost in power, restoring 100~120 HP. It is created by combining a lump of gold, a chunk of [[orichalcum]], and a [[Yggdrasil dew]]. Additionally, one may be found in the floating fortress near the end of the game. | The stone has recieved a '''substantial''' boost in power, restoring 100~120 HP. It is created by combining a lump of gold, a chunk of [[orichalcum]], and a [[Yggdrasil dew]]. Additionally, one may be found in the floating fortress near the end of the game. | ||
*In the 3DS version, the stone | *In the 3DS version, the stone has been nerfed to 60~80 HP. | ||
Being an item, the sage's stone is unaffected by a character's [[Tension]] level. | Being an item, the sage's stone is unaffected by a character's [[Tension]] level. | ||
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Although the prospect of free party healing in battles may seem excellent, players may want to save their valuable Silver Orbs for more ambitious upgrades for the [[Stardust Sword]], [[Meteorang]], or [[Apprentice's Gloves]]. The reason for this is because the amount of HP healed is 75~95, which is far too little to keep pace with the damage outputs of tougher bosses. A Sage's Stone would be extremely helpful in the early stages of the game, but Silver Orbs can only be obtained by fighting extremely powerful Legacy Bosses or purchasing them in the DQVC during certain times, and by the later portions of the game, the party will have access to the much more powerful [[Multiheal]], which will heal twice as much as the Sage's Stone without factoring in Magical Mending. Thus, players would be well advised to save their Silver Orbs, unless they are going for 100% completion on the items list. | Although the prospect of free party healing in battles may seem excellent, players may want to save their valuable Silver Orbs for more ambitious upgrades for the [[Stardust Sword]], [[Meteorang]], or [[Apprentice's Gloves]]. The reason for this is because the amount of HP healed is 75~95, which is far too little to keep pace with the damage outputs of tougher bosses. A Sage's Stone would be extremely helpful in the early stages of the game, but Silver Orbs can only be obtained by fighting extremely powerful Legacy Bosses or purchasing them in the DQVC during certain times, and by the later portions of the game, the party will have access to the much more powerful [[Multiheal]], which will heal twice as much as the Sage's Stone without factoring in Magical Mending. Thus, players would be well advised to save their Silver Orbs, unless they are going for 100% completion on the items list. | ||
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The sage's stone restores 100~120 HP and is the reward for completing the request of an old man in [[Gondolia]], available from the beginning of the game's third act. After speaking to the man and accepting his request, the party must travel to [[Nautica]] and transform the Luminary into a fish. From there, he must ascend as high as possible and swim to the southwestern region of the kingdom and explore the seaweed bed until a bright orange glow is found. Return this to the old man in Gondolia and claim the reward. | |||
===''[[Dragon Quest Heroes II: Twin Kings and the Prophecy's End|Dragon Quest Heroes II]]''=== | ===''[[Dragon Quest Heroes II: Twin Kings and the Prophecy's End|Dragon Quest Heroes II]]''=== | ||
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
{{Descriptions | {{Descriptions | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<center><gallery> | <center><gallery> | ||
Image:DQV_Sages_Stone.png|Original artwork, circa 1992 | |||
File:XI sage's stone location 1.jpg|Screen cap of the stone's location | |||
File:XI sage's stone location 2.jpg|The stone's location on the map screen | |||
Image:TornekoSagesStone.jpg|[[Torneko Taloon|Torneko]] using the Sage's stone in ''Dragon Quest Heroes II''. | Image:TornekoSagesStone.jpg|[[Torneko Taloon|Torneko]] using the Sage's stone in ''Dragon Quest Heroes II''. | ||
</gallery></center> | </gallery></center> | ||
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[[Category:Dragon Quest VIII items]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest VIII items]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX items]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest IX items]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest X items]] | |||
[[Category:Dragon Quest XI items]] | |||
[[fr:Pierre philosophale]] | [[fr:Pierre philosophale]] | ||
Revision as of 13:17, 20 November 2019
The Sage's stone is a recurring item in the Dragon Quest series. Upon use, it restores HP to all party members.
| Sage's stone | |
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| Japanese | けんじゃのいし |
| Romaji | {{{romaji}}} |
| Old localizations | SageRock Philosopher's Stone |
| Found in | Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age |
| Effect | Heals all the current members in the party (Amount varies). |
Appearances
Dragon Quest III
The Sage's stone is hidden within Zoma's Castle. In the Super Famicom and GBC Version, a second one can be found in Luzami when you speak to a man in Zenith for a third riddle. In all versions of the game, 75~94 HP is restored upon use.
Dragon Quest IV
The sage's stone can be found in a secluded treasure chest inside Psaro's Castle, and it will restore 50~60 HP upon use.
Dragon Quest V
The sage's stone is received as a gift from Madalena upon first entering Nadiria through the Teleportal Shrine. It restores the same amount of health as in IV, but now heals characters and monsters in the wagon as well.
Dragon Quest VI
The Sage's Stone is a prize for winning level 7 of the Best Dressed contest at Château de Sass and again restores 50~60 HP. In the original Super Famicom version stone will not heal characters in the wagon, making it inferior to Hustle Dance.
Dragon Quest VII
Reward for collecting 85 Mini Medals (3DS Remake), and recovers 50~60 HP.
Dragon Quest VIII
The stone has recieved a substantial boost in power, restoring 100~120 HP. It is created by combining a lump of gold, a chunk of orichalcum, and a Yggdrasil dew. Additionally, one may be found in the floating fortress near the end of the game.
- In the 3DS version, the stone has been nerfed to 60~80 HP.
Being an item, the sage's stone is unaffected by a character's Tension level.
Dragon Quest IX
A sage's stone may be made using Alchemy, combining Orichalcum with a Silver Orb and three birdsong nectars.
Although the prospect of free party healing in battles may seem excellent, players may want to save their valuable Silver Orbs for more ambitious upgrades for the Stardust Sword, Meteorang, or Apprentice's Gloves. The reason for this is because the amount of HP healed is 75~95, which is far too little to keep pace with the damage outputs of tougher bosses. A Sage's Stone would be extremely helpful in the early stages of the game, but Silver Orbs can only be obtained by fighting extremely powerful Legacy Bosses or purchasing them in the DQVC during certain times, and by the later portions of the game, the party will have access to the much more powerful Multiheal, which will heal twice as much as the Sage's Stone without factoring in Magical Mending. Thus, players would be well advised to save their Silver Orbs, unless they are going for 100% completion on the items list.
Dragon Quest X
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Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age
The sage's stone restores 100~120 HP and is the reward for completing the request of an old man in Gondolia, available from the beginning of the game's third act. After speaking to the man and accepting his request, the party must travel to Nautica and transform the Luminary into a fish. From there, he must ascend as high as possible and swim to the southwestern region of the kingdom and explore the seaweed bed until a bright orange glow is found. Return this to the old man in Gondolia and claim the reward.
Dragon Quest Heroes II
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Description
| Game | Description |
 | This rock restores some of each party member's HP in battle.[1] |
Gallery
Original artwork, circa 1992
Screen cap of the stone's location
The stone's location on the map screen
Torneko using the Sage's stone in Dragon Quest Heroes II.
References
- ↑ Nintendo DS and Cell phone Version
