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The '''Undentured servant''' is a monster that | The '''Undentured servant''' is a recurring monster that first appeared in ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''. It is a stronger variant of the [[Dead resident]]. | ||
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Undentured servants are long dead slaves to an unknown master, wearing garish purple and blue armour and armed with a big bone for bonking enemies and a balled chain for tripping foes. They often fight side by side with [[Sorcerer (DQVI)|sorcerers]] that up their threat with the [[Oomph]] spell, making their bone bashing much stronger. | Undentured servants are long dead slaves to an unknown master, wearing garish purple and blue armour and armed with a big bone for bonking enemies and a balled chain for tripping foes. They often fight side by side with [[Sorcerer (DQVI)|sorcerers]] that up their threat with the [[Oomph]] spell, making their bone bashing much stronger. | ||
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Revision as of 03:00, 7 January 2020
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| Undentured servant | |
| Japanese | どれいへいし |
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| First appearance | Dragon Quest VI |
| Old localization | None |
The Undentured servant is a recurring monster that first appeared in Dragon Quest VI. It is a stronger variant of the Dead resident.
Characteristics
Undentured servants are long dead slaves to an unknown master, wearing garish purple and blue armour and armed with a big bone for bonking enemies and a balled chain for tripping foes. They often fight side by side with sorcerers that up their threat with the Oomph spell, making their bone bashing much stronger.
Appearances
Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation
Dragon Quest X
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Etymology
Their name is a play on words using the term indentured servant, which means to be under contract to another for no contract, only safe passage, and the word undead, used to describe their skeletal state. It could also include a pun about a lack of teeth, or having no dentures since their bodies are falling apart.