Cautery sword
| Cautery sword | |
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| Japanese | はじゃのつるぎ |
| Romaji | {{{romaji}}} |
| Old localizations | Sword of malice Destruct sword |
| Found in | Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies Dragon Quest X Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age |
| Effect | Scorches foes when used in battle |
The cautery sword is a recurring sword in the Dragon Quest series. If used as a tool in battle, it casts Sizz on enemies.
Appearances
Dragon Quest IV
The cautery sword has an attack bonus of +45. It can be equipped by the Hero, Ragnar, Torneko, and Psaro.
Dragon Quest V
The cautery sword has an attack bonus of +45. It can be purchased in Mostroferrato, Stockenbarrel, Helmunaptra, and Battenberg for 4,400 gold. The Hero and his son can equip it.
Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation
The cautery sword has an attack bonus of +42 and a style bonus of +23. When used as an item, it casts Sizz. It can be bought for 4,400 gold in Alltrades Abbey, Ghent, and Scrimsley, or sold for 3,300 gold. The Hero, Milly, Amos, Terry, Lizzie, and Goowain can equip it.
Dragon Quest VII
The cautery sword has an attack bonus of +42 and a style of +23. It can be purchased in various shops for 5,400 gold and can be equipped by the Hero, Sir Mervyn, and Aishe.
Dragon Quest IX
| Cautery sword (DS) | |
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| Attack | +42 |
| Rarity | ★☆☆☆☆ |
| Found | Bloomingdale, Dourbridge |
| Equipable by | Armamentalists, Gladiators, Minstrels, Thieves, Omnivocational master |
| Buy Price | 3,000 |
| Sell Price | 1,500 |
| Flavor text | flavor=A sacred sword that flings flames if used as an item in battle. |
| Notes | 6~10 fire damage to all enemies |
The cautery sword can be upgraded to an aurora blade by the use of Alchemy.
Dragon Quest X
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Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age
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Etymology
Cautery is derived from Cauterize, which is to burn an open wound, and stems from the firey nature of the sword.
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