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--Description in ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''.</center> | --Description in ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''.</center> | ||
The '''Gadabout''' (遊び人, ''Asobinin''), also known as the '''Jester''', is a recurring vocation in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series | The '''Gadabout''' (遊び人, ''Asobinin''), also known as the '''Jester''', is a recurring vocation in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series. Design wise, gadabouts were originally split between dressing as clowns for men and bunny girls for women, but with the reintroduction of the profession in ''X'' and the 3DS remake of ''VII'' this practice has since been retired in lieu of both sexes dressing as clowns. | ||
==Description== | |||
Gadabouts march to the beat of their own drum, often ignoring any commands from the player for their own buffoonery that can have positive or negative impact on the party. The chance for a gadabout increases with their level or rank, depending on the game, with more extreme actions becoming common. Quite literally a ''joke'' character, the Gadabout is poor in nearly every attribute, save for their incredible luck in ''III'' and a small style boost in ''VI'' and ''VII''. | |||
In ''X'', the gadabout is not as foppish as in past games and players can control their chaos by selecting when to goof off instead of at random. The effects are still unpredictable, however. | |||
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