Dracolyte

Dracolyte is an item that appears exclusively in Dragon Quest XI. It is a peculiar crystal in the shape of a dragon's face that is used as a crafting material for rare and powerful pieces of equipment.

Dracolyte
Japanese	竜のひせき
Romaji	Ryu no hiseki
Old localizations	N/a
Found in	Dragon Quest XI
Effect	Used as an ingredient to create items.

Appearances

Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age

Game	Description
	Curious crystals that tend to coalesce into the shape of a dragon's face.

Dracolyte can be picked up from sparkly spots at the Battleground and the Eerie Valley in the postgame, dropped by Crimson killing machines, or purchased for 3,500 gold each at the shop at Trial Isle in the postgame, as well. It can be sold for 875 gold.

Dracolyte is used in the following recipes for the Fun-Size Forge:

• Recipe: Wristorative = Gold nuglet x2 + Dracolyte x2 + Superior medicine x3
• Recipe: Liquid metal helm = Molten globules + Goobricant + Dracolyte x2 + Lucida shard
• Recipe: Lucky dragon's wing = Dracolyte x2 + Saint's ashes + Serpent skin x2 + Serpent bone x2
• Recipe: Earthwyrm's eye = Serpent's soul + Saint's ashes + Dracolyte
• Recipe: Über falcon blade = Dracolyte x2 + Molten globules + Artful amethyst x2 + Agate of evolution
• Recipe: Goddess ring = Dracolyte x2 + Sainted soma + Dieamend x3 + Spectralite
• Recipe: Heavenly helm = Dracolyte x3 + Thinkincense x3 + Artful amethyst x2 + Crimsonite + Saint's ashes x2
• Recipe: Legendary armour = Dracolyte x3 + Angel bell x3 + Royal ruby x2 + Crimsonite + Sainted soma x2
• Recipe: Metal king gooreatsword = Molten globules + Slime crown + Über agate of evolution + Dracolyte x2
• Recipe: Shamshir of light = Brighten rock + Glimmergrass x2 + Sparkly sap x3 + Dracolyte + Crimsonite
• Recipe: Timeshear = Dracolyte x3 + Chronocrystal x2 + Cumulonimbough x3 + Wakerobin x3 + Black tear x2

In Other Languages

Language	Translation	Meaning
Español	Dracolito	Derived from the Latin draco and lito.
Français	Dracolithe	Derived from the Latin draco and lithe.
Deutsch	Drakolit	From the Ancient Greek drakon and lit.
Italiano	Dragonite	From dragon and -ite.