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'''Keys''' are a recurring feature of the {{DQSeries}}. Keys appear in all main | '''Keys''' are a recurring feature of the {{DQSeries}}. Keys appear in all main series games and most spinoff games. | ||
From time to time over the course of a ''Dragon Quest'' game, the player will encounter locked doors that can only be opened with the correct key. Usually, one key can open all the associated doors of its type, though in some games they are one-use items and other keys must be found or purchased to use that type of key again. Typically the player will find | From time to time over the course of a ''Dragon Quest'' game, the player will encounter locked doors that can only be opened with the correct key. Usually, one key can open all the associated doors of its type, though in some games they are one-use items and other keys must be found or purchased to use that type of key again. Typically the player will find progressively higher level keys throughout the course of the game, with higher level keys working on all levels lower as well, making old keys obsolete. Most commonly, the player will first obtain the [[thief's key]], then later the [[magic key]], and finally the [[ultimate key]] that can open any locked door. | ||
In {{DQStars}}, many keys are used for having a chance at various | In {{DQStars}}, many keys are used for having a chance at various bosses at Level 99 with no revival permitted. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Latest revision as of 06:57, 5 November 2026
Keys are a recurring feature of the Dragon Quest series. Keys appear in all main series games and most spinoff games.
From time to time over the course of a Dragon Quest game, the player will encounter locked doors that can only be opened with the correct key. Usually, one key can open all the associated doors of its type, though in some games they are one-use items and other keys must be found or purchased to use that type of key again. Typically the player will find progressively higher level keys throughout the course of the game, with higher level keys working on all levels lower as well, making old keys obsolete. Most commonly, the player will first obtain the thief's key, then later the magic key, and finally the ultimate key that can open any locked door.
In Dragon Quest of the Stars, many keys are used for having a chance at various bosses at Level 99 with no revival permitted.
Gallery[edit]
Doors (NES and GBC)[edit]
Dragon Warrior II Golden Key Door.
Dragon Warrior II Jailor's Key Door.
Dragon Warrior III Final Key Door.
Dragon Warrior IV Door.
Dragon Warrior IV Final Key Door.
Dragon Quest IV Door.
Dragon Quest IV Thiefs Key Door.
Dragon Quest IV Magic Key Door.
Dragon Quest IV Final Key Door.
Dragon Warrior II GBC Golden Key Door.
Dragon Warrior II GBC Jail Key Door.
Dragon Warrior II GBC Watergate Key Door.
Dragon Warrior III GBC Door.
Dragon Quest of the Stars[edit]
Allows for entry to Hidden Monster Village.
Allows for a showdown with Chow Mein and Foo Yung.
Allows for a showdown with Plansgorger from Final Fantasy.
Allows for a showdown with Blackened Will from Final Fantasy.
Dragon Quest Smash/Grow[edit]
Ordinary Key during the Dragon Quest event in Dragon Quest Smash/Grow. (Cell phone)
Ordinary Door. (Cell phone)
Purple Key. (Cell phone)
Purple Door. (Cell phone)
References[edit]
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