Prayer ring
| Prayer Ring | |
|---|---|
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| Japanese | いのりのゆびわ |
| Romaji | {{{romaji}}} |
| Old localizations | Wizard Ring |
| Found in | Dragon Quest II Dragon Quest III Dragon Quest IV Dragon Quest V Dragon Quest VI Dragon Quest VII Dragon Quest VIII Dragon Quest IX Dragon Quest XI |
| Effect | Recovers around 20 points of MP on each use. Has a chance of breaking when used. |
The Prayer Ring (formerly Wizard Ring) is a recurring accessory in the Dragon Quest series which was first introduced in Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line. It's designed to recharge MP on use, but has a 33.3% risk of breaking. It is a tiny gold band with a cloudy blue pearl fixed on it.
Appearances
Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line
The Prayer Ring can be found in various chests and is the second-prize reward from the Tombola. It can be sold for 1950, but this isn't recommended. When used it will restore 25~30 MP in the original, and 20~27 in the remakes.
Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation
The ring can be found in various chests, or bought in the Faerie Village – but only if the party uses the Mod Rod to change shape first. The faerie shop keeper will charge 2500 for a ring and buy them back for 1875. The ring will restore 10~34 MP in all versions, and it is strongly recommended to stockpile them in advance of the final leg of the journey.
Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen
The Prayer Ring is a normal item in the original version of the game, but classified as an accessory that increases Defence by 5 in the various remakes. and restores 20~30 MP when used. In the original 8-bit version of IV the ring will always break when used in battle. The Prayer ring in the DS, Android, iOS remake can be bought at Endor's casino for 500 coins and it can be sold for 2250 gold.
Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride
The ring will restore 20~30 MP, but is eclipsed by the more potent Elfin elixir.
Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation
VI is the first game in which the ring is classified as an accessory, owing to the vast increase of equipable ornaments. It increases Defence by +5, Style by +22, and can be worn by Milly, Ashlynn, Terry, and the Hero. It restores 20~30 MP when used.
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past
The ring's fashion factor has dropped considerably for some reason in VII, increasing style only by +3. It still provides +5 defence, and anyone not named Kiefer can equip it. When used it will restore 20~30 MP and, in the 3DS remake at least, its chance to break has been reduced to 12.5% (1⁄8).
Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King
A ring that restores some of the wearer's MP when used as an item.
Can be purchased in the Baccarat Casino for 1000 tokens. It increases defence by +5 once again, and restores 20~30 MP.
More importantly, the ring is a vital ingredient in several alchemical recipes.
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies
| Prayer ring (DS) | |
|---|---|
| Defence | 3 |
| Style | 7 |
| Rarity | 1/5 |
| Equipable by | |
| Buy Price | -- |
| Sell Price | 1350 |
| Flavor text | A righteous ring that restores a modicum of MP when used. |
Unlike most accessories, the ring can be worn by any vocation and sex. As with VIII, the ring is incredibly potent when used in alchemy.
Rings can be purchased from Cap'n Max by trading three Mini medals, can be dropped/stolen from Genie sanguini (1⁄64), and Hocus chimaera (1⁄128).
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age
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Descriptions
| Game | Description |
 | 20-27 MP. |
 | This religious ring recovers some MP whenever it's used.[1] |
 | This religious ring recovers some MP whenever it's used.[1] |
 | This religious ring recovers some MP whenever it's used.[1] |
 | Use to restore MP.[2] This religious ring recovers some MP whenever it's used[3] |
 | A ring that restores some of the wearer's MP when used as an item. |
Gallery
- ↑ Jump up to: 1.0 1.1 1.2 Nintendo DS and Cell phone Version.
- ↑ Sony PlayStation Version.
- ↑ 3DS Version.
