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The '''Druid''' (天地雷鳴士, ''Heaven and Earth Raimeishi'') is a high ranking magical vocation that first appeared in ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''. Beginning with the [[3DS]] remake of ''VII'' in 2013, the Druid's design is based on the traditional vestments of the Japanese Shinto priests. | The '''Druid''' (天地雷鳴士, ''Heaven and Earth Raimeishi'') is a high ranking magical vocation that first appeared in ''[[Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past]]''. Beginning with the [[Nintendo 3DS]] remake of ''VII'' in 2013, the Druid's design is based on the traditional vestments of the Japanese Shinto priests. | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
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The Druid also casts spells for less MP, much like the Sage. In order to become a Druid, one must master both the [[Sage]] and [[Luminary]] vocations. The druid has managed to negate most of the physical stat reductions that afflicted the aforementioned classes, having to endure only a slight cut to HP and strength and even enjoying a faint increase to resilience. | The Druid also casts spells for less MP, much like the Sage. In order to become a Druid, one must master both the [[Sage]] and [[Luminary]] vocations. The druid has managed to negate most of the physical stat reductions that afflicted the aforementioned classes, having to endure only a slight cut to HP and strength and even enjoying a faint increase to resilience. | ||
==''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''== | ==''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''== | ||
In order to become a Druid, one must master both the [[Sage#Dragon_Quest_VII:_Fragments_of_the_Forgotten_Past|Sage]] and [[Luminary_(vocation)#Dragon_Quest_VII:_Fragments_of_the_Forgotten_Past|Luminary]] vocations. | |||
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The druid appeared as an advanced vocation starting with Version 4.0 of the game and actually start at level 50 unlike the other vocations. Druids specialize in [[Summon|summoning]] phantom spirits to aid them in battle, as well as the usage of nature-manipulating powers. They can equip [[fan]]s, [[wand]]s, and [[heavy wand]]s. | The druid appeared as an advanced vocation starting with Version 4.0 of the game and actually start at level 50 unlike the other vocations. Druids specialize in [[Summon|summoning]] phantom spirits to aid them in battle, as well as the usage of nature-manipulating powers. They can equip [[Fan Weapon Family|fan]]s, [[Wand Weapon Family|wand]]s, and [[Heavy Wand (weapon type)|heavy wand]]s. | ||
==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
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*The immortality of the soul | *The immortality of the soul | ||
*Reverence for the natural world | *Reverence for the natural world | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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[[Category:Dragon Quest VII | [[Category:Dragon Quest VII vocations]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest X | [[Category:Dragon Quest X vocations]] | ||
