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-'''Nose For Treasure''' is a recurring ability in the franchise. It checks the amount of remaining treasure in the current dungeon floor.
+'''Nose For Treasure''' is a recurring ability in the {{Main Series}} franchise.
+It checks the amount of remaining treasure in the current dungeon floor.
 ==Appearances==
-===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
+==={{DQ3}}===
-Nose for treasure is learned by [[Thief|thieves]], and is unavailable in the NES version.
+Nose For treasure is learned by Thieves}}, and is unavailable in the {{NES}} version.
-===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
+==={{DQ4}}===
-In the remakes, [[Torneko]] learns this at level 9.
+In the remakes, [[Torneko Taloon]] learns this at level 9.
-===''[[Dragon Quest V]]''===
+==={{DQ5}}===
 Learned by [[Sancho]] at level 31 and by [[Dwight]] at level 10.
-===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
+==={{DQ6}}===
 Nose for Treasure is learned by advancing to rank 7 of the [[Thief]] vocation.
-===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
+==={{DQ7}}===
-Same as in VI.
+Same as in {{VI}}.
-===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
+==={{DQ8}}===
 [[Yangus]] can use '''Nose For Treasure''' after allocating 16 skill points into his "Humanity" skill.
-Notably there are two treasures ([[Mini medal]] and [[Seed of magic]]) that will later show up in some new vases in Argonia after The [[Bazaar]] relocates to a building between the [[Church]] and Castle, but Nose For Treasure will still pick up on them if used beforehand.
+Notably there are two treasures ([[Mini medal]] and [[Seed of magic]]) that will later show up in some new vases in [[Argonia]] after The [[Bazaar]] relocates to a building between the [[Church]] and Castle, but Nose For Treasure will still pick up on them if used beforehand.
-===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
+==={{DQ9}}===
 This ability is learned with 42 skill points invested into [[List of acquisitiveness skills in Dragon Quest IX|Acquisitiveness skill]].
-Unfortunately, it only checks the remaining red chests, not blue ones, severely limiting its usefulness.
+Unfortunately, it only checks the remaining red {{Chest}}s, not blue ones, severely limiting its usefulness.
-===''[[Dragon Quest XI]]''===
+==={{DQ11}}===
-Absent from the [[Playstation 4]] and [[Nintendo 3DS]] versions of the game, Nose for Treasure appears in ''Dragon Quest XI S'' as one of [[Erik]]'s capabilities. He already knows it upon joining the party.
+Absent from the {{PlayStation 4}} and [[Nintendo 3DS]] versions of the game, Nose for Treasure appears in {{Dragon Quest XI S}} as one of [[Erik]]'s capabilities. He already knows it upon joining the {{Party 11}}.
+Nose For Treasure can be accessed from the Quick Commands menu as well as from [[Erik]]'s spell list, making it quick and easy to sniff out treasure. Note that although it will remain in the Quick Commands menu for the rest of the game after [[Erik]] joins the party, Nose For Treasure will fail to work if selected when [[Erik]] is incapable of doing it (for example, when he is temporarily taken hostage in [[Gondolia]]).
-Nose for Treasure can be accessed from the Quick Commands menu as well as from Erik's spell list, making it quick and easy to sniff out treasure. Note that although it will remain in the Quick Commands menu for the rest of the game after Erik joins the party, Nose for Treasure will fail to work if selected when Erik is incapable of doing it (for example, when he is temporarily taken hostage in [[Gondolia]]).
 {{DQSkills}}
-[[category:Skills]]
-[[category: Field skills]]
+[[Category:Skills]]
+[[Category:Field skills]]
 [[Category:Dragon Quest VI skills]]
 [[Category:Dragon Quest VII skills]]
 [[Category:Dragon Quest VIII skills]]
 [[Category:Dragon Quest IX skills]]