Exotoga
The exotoga is on of the most powerful garments in the series, first appearing in Dragon Quest IX. It is the final form of the tropotoga and the most protective piece of clothing in the games it is available in, protecting the wearer from both elemental attacks and various negative status ailments.
| Exotoga | |
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| Japanese | そうてんのトーガ |
| Romaji | Souten no toga |
| Old localizations | N/A |
| Found in | Dragon Quest IX Dragon Quest XI |
| Effect | Reduces elemental damage Protects against status ailments |
AppearancesEdit
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry SkiesEdit
 Exotoga |  |
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| Description | ||||
| The perfect protection against fire, ice, sleep, poison, and paralysis | ||||
| Rarity | Stats | Vocations | ||
| ★★★★★ | Defence +75 Charm +115 |
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| Notes | ||||
| -25% Blast/Lightning, Dark, Fire, Ice, & Wind damage +35% Paralysis, Poison, & Snooze protection |
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| Price | Location | |||
| NA/27,000 | Krak Pot | |||
| Ingredient 1 | Ingredient 2 | Ingredient 3 | ||
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 x3 |
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This toga can only be created if an alchemiracle is performed, requiring the player's character to have a charm stat of 999 to obtain a 40% chance of generating the exotoga.
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive AgeEdit
| Exotoga |  |
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| Description | ||||
| A grand old garment of antiquity that provides protection from magical damage as well as poison, paralysis and sleep | ||||
| Rarity | ||||
| S | ||||
| Stats with forge buffs | ||||
| Defence +120/126/132/138 | ||||
| Notes | ||||
| -25% all elemental damage +35% Paralysis, Poison, & Snooze protection |
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| Price | Location | |||
| N/A | Fun-Size Forge | |||
| Forging difficulty | ||||
| 5.0 | ||||
| Ingredients | ||||
 x1  x2  x3  x3  x3 |
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EtymologyEdit
- The exotoga is named after the exosphere, which is the uppermost layer of the Earth's atmosphere. It and the rest of the togas in its line are named after the various layers of the atmosphere.
- The use of the word Souten (そうてん) in Japanese can be interpreted as the katakana spelling of two different kanji, being 蒼天 which means clear skies, and 早天 which describes the early dawn. The reference to the exosphere in the English localization pulls double-duty and refers to both kanji in that the exosphere is the first layer of the atmosphere to receive sunlight during dawn and is so thin that cloud formations cannot form at the layer and is thus "clear".