Ridgeraiser
| Ridgeraiser | |
|---|---|
| Japanese | ジバルンバ |
| Rōmaji | Jibarunba |
| Type | Offensive |
| Older names | None |
Ridgeraiser is a spell in the Dragon Quest series. It impales a group of enemies with a series of stalactite spears.
Localization history
ジバルンバ was first localized as Ridgeraiser in 2017 with Dragon Quest Heroes II: Twin Kings and the Prophecy's End. It strayed from the series' tradition of using ka- and -le prefixes and suffixes, but would remain in use until Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince was released in 2023 where ジバルンバ was localized as Kacraggle. This second localization was more in-line with the standard set by Richard Honeywood.
Due to the oddity of there being two sets of names for one line of spells this article will only cover the instances in which Ridgeraiser is used over Kacraggle, as well as the untranslated games in which ジバルンバ appears.
Appearances
Dragon Quest X
Ridgeraiser requires a ranger to invest 140 skill points into his or her Ruggedness skill tree to unlock. It costs 16 MP and deals 434~458 Earth damage after a casting time of 45 seconds.
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age
Erik learns Ridgeraiser at level 61, and it costs 36 MP to cast. It will cause damage to enemies just before they take action for three turns, dealing 192~240 base damage and reaching 276~324 once the former thief's magical might hits 300.
- In the 3DS version the spell activates at the very beginning of the round, independent of turn order.
Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 3
Ridgeraiser costs 64 MP and deals a fixed range of 190〜210 Earth damage to all enemies at the start of the next turn cycle.
Terry's Wonderland 3D & Iru and Luca's Marvelous Mysterious Key
Ridgeraiser has the same attributes as in Joker 3.
Dragon Quest of the Stars
Ridgeraiser is an S-rank spell that deals severe Rubblerouser spell damage to all enemies, has a CT of 35s (20s at max level) and can be obtained from Gaia's Staff.
Dragon Quest Walk
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Battle Visuals
Trivia
- The name of this spell is a play on the Namco racing video game Ridge Racer.
