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|japanese = 赤い宝石 | |japanese = 赤い宝石 | ||
|romaji = {{tt|Akai hōseki|Red jewel}} | |romaji = {{tt|Akai hōseki|Red jewel}} | ||
|names = | |names = Ruby | ||
|games = {{ | |games = {{Dragon Quest X}}<br>{{Dragon Quest XI}}<br>{{DQM23D}}<br>{{Dragon Quest Heroes}}<br>{{Dragon Quest Heroes II}}<br>{{DQB}}<br>{{DQB2}}<br>{{DQTact}} | ||
|effect = Used as an ingredient to create items. | |effect = Used as an ingredient to create items. | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Royal ruby''', also known simply as '''Ruby''' in certain titles, is a recurring item in the {{DQSeries}}. It is a beautiful crimson-colored jewel that is used as a crafting ingredient. | |||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
=== | ==={{DQ10}}=== | ||
Royal ruby is used as an ingredient for crafting equipment. It can be received as a quest reward, found in blue treasure chests and dungeons, and dropped by various monsters such as [[Clawcerer]]s, [[Drackolyte]]s, and [[ | Royal ruby is used as an ingredient for crafting equipment. It can be received as a quest reward, found in blue treasure chests and dungeons, and dropped by various monsters such as [[Clawcerer]]s, [[Drackolyte]]s, and [[Rockbomb]]s. | ||
=== | ==={{DQ11}}=== | ||
Royal rubies can be purchased from [[L'Académie de Notre Maitre des Médailles]] for 2,000 gold, | {{Descriptions | ||
|DQ11=A radiant red rock filled with fervour.<ref>Sony PlayStation 4, Steam, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One versions.</ref> | |||
}} | |||
Royal rubies can be purchased from the shop at [[L'Académie de Notre Maitre des Médailles]] for 2,000 gold, picked up from sparkly spots at | |||
the [[Sniflheim - Whale Way Station]], [[the Battleground]], the [[Fortress of Fear]], and the [[Citadel of Spite]]. It can also dropped by various monsters including [[Bloody hand]]s, [[Chasmonaut]]s, [[Face invader]]s, [[Flamethrower]]s, [[Ice-breaker|Goobonce]]s, [[Lobster mobster]]s, [[Eggsoskeleton|Malicious eggsoskeleton]]s, and [[Runny eggsoskeleton]]s. | |||
Royal ruby is used the following [[Fun-size forge recipes|recipes]] for the [[Fun-Size Forge]]: | |||
*Recipe: [[Red dragon rod]] = [[Fire wood]] x2 + [[Dragon hide]] x2 + Royal ruby + [[Lava lump]] x2 | *Recipe: [[Red dragon rod]] = [[Fire wood]] x2 + [[Dragon hide]] x2 + Royal ruby + [[Lava lump]] x2 | ||
*Recipe: [[Wyrmwand]] = Fire wood x2 + Royal ruby x2 + [[Dragon horn]] x2 + [[Sparkly sap]] x2 | *Recipe: [[Wyrmwand]] = [[Fire wood]] x2 + Royal ruby x2 + [[Dragon horn]] x2 + [[Sparkly sap]] x2 | ||
*Recipe: [[Queen's robe]] = [[Silkblossom]] x3 + [[Ethereal stone]] + Royal ruby | *Recipe: [[Queen's robe]] = [[Silkblossom]] x3 + [[Ethereal stone]] + Royal ruby | ||
*Recipe: [[Pallium regale]] = [[Technicolour dreamcloth]] x2 + [[Fire ball]] + Royal ruby x2 + [[Equable emerald]] | *Recipe: [[Pallium regale]] = [[Technicolour dreamcloth]] x2 + [[Fire ball]] + Royal ruby x2 + [[Equable emerald]] | ||
*Recipe: [[Tiara tremenda]] = [[Gold ore]] x2 + Royal ruby + [[Belle cap]] x2 + [[Love potion]] x3 | *Recipe: [[Tiara tremenda]] = [[Gold ore]] x2 + Royal ruby + [[Belle cap]] x2 + [[Love potion]] x3 | ||
*Recipe: [[Glad rags]] = [[Slipweed]] x2 + Royal ruby + [[Lambswool]] x2 + Love potion x3 | *Recipe: [[Glad rags]] = [[Slipweed]] x2 + Royal ruby + [[Lambswool]] x2 + [[Love potion]] x3 | ||
*Recipe: [[Cinderblock earrings]] = [[Gold nuglet]] + Royal ruby + [[Sunny citrine]] + [[Glass frit]] | *Recipe: [[Cinderblock earrings]] = [[Gold nuglet]] + Royal ruby + [[Sunny citrine]] + [[Glass frit]] | ||
*Recipe: [[Empress's robe]] = Silkblossom x3 + Ethereal stone x2 + Royal ruby x2 + [[Colourful cocoon]] x2 | *Recipe: [[Empress's robe]] = [[Silkblossom]] x3 + [[Ethereal stone]] x2 + Royal ruby x2 + [[Colourful cocoon]] x2 | ||
*Recipe: [[Mighty armlet]] = [[Mythril ore]] x2 + Royal ruby x2 + [[Finessence]] x2 | *Recipe: [[Mighty armlet]] = [[Mythril ore]] x2 + Royal ruby x2 + [[Finessence]] x2 | ||
*Recipe: [[Swindler king's scarf]] = Technicolour dreamcloth x2 + Gold nuglet + Royal ruby x2 + Slipweed x2 | *Recipe: [[Swindler king's scarf]] = Technicolour dreamcloth x2 + [[Gold nuglet]] + Royal ruby x2 + [[Slipweed]] x2 | ||
*Recipe: [[Inferno blade]] = Lava lump x2 + [[Rockbomb shard]] x2 + Royal ruby + [[Densinium]] x2 | *Recipe: [[Inferno blade]] = [[Lava lump]] x2 + [[Rockbomb shard]] x2 + Royal ruby + [[Densinium]] x2 | ||
*Recipe: [[Flame tang]] = Lava lump + [[Crimson coral]] x3 + Royal ruby + Densinium x2 | *Recipe: [[Flame tang]] = [[Lava lump]] + [[Crimson coral]] x3 + Royal ruby + [[Densinium]] x2 | ||
*Recipe: [[Banefire boomerang]] = Lava lump x3 + [[Lamplight]] x3 + Royal ruby + Densinium | *Recipe: [[Banefire boomerang]] = [[Lava lump]] x3 + [[Lamplight]] x3 + Royal ruby + [[Densinium]] | ||
*Recipe: [[Combusticlaws]] = Lava lump x2 + [[Warmaline]] x3 + Rockbomb shard x3 + Royal ruby | *Recipe: [[Combusticlaws]] = [[Lava lump]] x2 + [[Warmaline]] x3 + [[Rockbomb shard]] x3 + Royal ruby | ||
*Recipe: [[Crimson robe]] = Lava lump x3 + [[Fire wood]] x3 + [[Magic water]] x2 + Royal ruby | *Recipe: [[Crimson robe]] = [[Lava lump]] x3 + [[Fire wood]] x3 + [[Magic water]] x2 + Royal ruby | ||
*Recipe: [[Yggdrasil crown]] = [[Slime crown]] + Royal ruby + Gold nuglet x2 + [[Yggdrasil leaf]] | *Recipe: [[Yggdrasil crown]] = [[Slime crown]] + Royal ruby + [[Gold nuglet]] x2 + [[Yggdrasil leaf]] | ||
*Recipe: [[Yggdrasil dress coat]] = Silkblossom x3 + [[Gold bar]] + [[Glimmergrass]] x2 + Royal ruby | *Recipe: [[Yggdrasil dress coat]] = [[Silkblossom]] x3 + [[Gold bar]] + [[Glimmergrass]] x2 + Royal ruby | ||
*Recipe: [[Suave scarf]] = Colourful cocoon x2 + [[Buzzberries]] x2 + Royal ruby x2 + Sparkly sap x2 | *Recipe: [[Suave scarf]] = [[Colourful cocoon]] x2 + [[Buzzberries]] x2 + Royal ruby x2 + [[Sparkly sap]] x2 | ||
*Recipe: [[Catholicon ring]] = Gold bar + [[Perfect panacea]] x3 + Royal ruby x2 + Red wood x3 | *Recipe: [[Catholicon ring]] = [[Gold bar]] + [[Perfect panacea]] x3 + Royal ruby x2 + [[Red wood]] x3 | ||
*Recipe: [[Legendary armour]] = [[Dracolyte]] x3 + [[Angel bell]] x3 + Royal ruby x2 + [[Crimsonite]] + [[Sainted soma]] x2 | *Recipe: [[Legendary armour]] = [[Dracolyte]] x3 + [[Angel bell]] x3 + Royal ruby x2 + [[Crimsonite]] + [[Sainted soma]] x2 | ||
*Recipe: [[Hunter's moon]] = Gold bar x2 + [[Lucida shard]] x3 + [[Lunaria]] x3 + Royal ruby x2 + [[Spectralite]] | *Recipe: [[Hunter's moon]] = [[Gold bar]] x2 + [[Lucida shard]] x3 + [[Lunaria]] x3 + Royal ruby x2 + [[Spectralite]] | ||
*Recipe: [[Stud poker]] = [[Straight poker]] + [[Agate of evolution]] x2 + [[Wyrmwood]] x2 + Dragon horn x2 + Royal ruby | *Recipe: [[Stud poker]] = [[Straight poker]] + [[Agate of evolution]] x2 + [[Wyrmwood]] x2 + [[Dragon horn]] x2 + Royal ruby | ||
*Recipe: [[Dragovian lord claws]] = [[Dragonlord claws]] + Agate of evolution x2 + Ethereal stone x2 + Dragon horn x2 + Royal ruby | *Recipe: [[Dragovian lord claws]] = [[Dragonlord claws]] + [[Agate of evolution]] x2 + [[Ethereal stone]] x2 + [[Dragon horn]] x2 + Royal ruby | ||
==={{DQH}}=== | ==={{DQH}}=== | ||
Royal rubies can be dropped by [[Bomboulder]]s, [[Cannibox]]es, [[Goodybag]]s, [[King cureslime]]s, or | Royal rubies can be dropped by [[Bomboulder]]s, [[Cannibox]]es, [[Goodybag]]s, [[King cureslime]]s, or received from [[Medal King|King Flaminio]] in exchange for 5 [[Mini medal]]s on the Stonecloud. It can be sold for 300 gold and can be used to create [[Raging ruby|Raging rubies]] and [[Ruby of protection|Rubies of protection]] in the [[Alchemy Pot]]. Two royal rubies are required to complete Quest #70: A Birthday Behest. | ||
{{Descriptions | |||
|DQH=A radiant red rock filled with fervour.<ref>Sony PlayStation 4 and Steam versions.</ref> | |||
}} | |||
==={{DQH2}}=== | ==={{DQH2}}=== | ||
Royal rubies are used as an ingredient to improve various accessories. They can be dropped by [[Bodkin bloodbow]]s, Bomboulders, Goodybags, and [[Lethal armour]]s. | Royal rubies are used as an ingredient to improve various accessories. They can be dropped by [[Bodkin bloodbow]]s, Bomboulders, Goodybags, and [[Lethal armour]]s. | ||
=== | ==={{DQB}}=== | ||
Rubies are a [[List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders|raw material]] obtained from breaking ruby vein blocks, which can be found through all chapters and even in free mode. The ruby vein blocks can be found in [[the Damdara Desert]], [[Rockbomb Ravine]], the [[Ancient Palace]], the [[Holy Sanctum]], the [[Bleak and Burning Badlands]], the [[Island of Lava]], [[Patchwork Island]] and in [[Terra Incognita|Terra Australis, Orientalis, and Borealis]]. | Rubies are a [[List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders|raw material]] obtained from breaking ruby vein blocks, which can be found through all chapters and even in free mode. The ruby vein blocks can be found in [[the Damdara Desert]], [[Rockbomb Ravine]], the [[Ancient Palace]], the [[Holy Sanctum]], the [[Bleak and Burning Badlands]], the [[Island of Lava]], [[Patchwork Island]] and in [[Terra Incognita|Terra Australis, Orientalis, and Borealis]]. | ||
Rubies are used to make [[List of decorations in Dragon Quest Builders|Naughty night lights]], [[List of armor in Dragon Quest Builders|Auroral armours]], [[List of shields in Dragon Quest Builders|Hero’s shields]], [[List of accessories in Dragon Quest Builders|gourmand’s girdles]], [[List of accessories in Dragon Quest Builders|rings of criticality]], and [[List of accessories in Dragon Quest Builders|strength rings]]. | Rubies are used to make [[List of decorations in Dragon Quest Builders|Naughty night lights]], [[List of armor in Dragon Quest Builders|Auroral armours]], [[List of shields in Dragon Quest Builders|Hero’s shields]], [[List of accessories in Dragon Quest Builders|gourmand’s girdles]], [[List of accessories in Dragon Quest Builders|rings of criticality]], and [[List of accessories in Dragon Quest Builders|strength rings]]. | ||
{{Descriptions | |||
|DQB=A crimson crystal that blazes like a burning inferno.<ref>Sony PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Nintendo Switch, and Mobile versions.</ref> | |||
}} | |||
=== | ==={{DQTact}}=== | ||
Royal ruby appears as a material used for ranking up units. | Royal ruby appears as a material used for ranking up units, particularly monsters of the [[Beast family|Beast]], [[Undead family|Undead]], and [[??? family|???]] families. There are various ways to acquire it, including being able to purchase it up to 20 times daily at the gold shop for 100 gold each, received as a reward from the Royal Ruby: Beginner or Intermediate levels, the Beast, Undead, and ??? Family rank up levels, or redeemed from various event swap shops. | ||
== | ==In Other Languages== | ||
{{ | {{OtherLanguages | ||
| | |es=Rubí real|es-meaning=Spanish for "royal ruby". | ||
| | |fr=Rubis royal|fr-meaning=French for "royal ruby". | ||
| | |de=Königsklunker|de-meaning=German for "royal rock". | ||
|it=Rubino reale|it-meaning=Italian for "royal ruby". | |||
}} | }} | ||
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DQT Royal Ruby.png|The royal ruby in ''Tact'' | DQT Royal Ruby.png|The royal ruby in ''Tact'' | ||
</gallery></center> | </gallery></center> | ||
==Related items== | |||
*[[Sunny citrine]] | |||
*[[Equable emerald]] | |||
*[[Savvy sapphire]] | |||
*[[Artful amethyst]] | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest X items]] | |||
[[Category:Dragon Quest X materials]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest X materials]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest XI items]] | |||
[[Category:Dragon Quest XI materials]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest XI materials]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree's Woe and the Blight Below materials]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree's Woe and the Blight Below materials]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest Heroes II materials]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest Heroes II materials]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest Builders items]] | |||
[[fr:Rubis royal]] | |||
Latest revision as of 03:03, 22 July 2023
| Royal ruby | |
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| Japanese | 赤い宝石 |
| Romaji | Akai hōseki |
| Old localizations | Ruby |
| Found in | Dragon Quest X Dragon Quest XI Dragon Quest Monsters 2: Iru and Luca's Marvelous Mysterious Key Dragon Quest Heroes Dragon Quest Heroes II Dragon Quest Builders Dragon Quest Builders 2 Dragon Quest Tact |
| Effect | Used as an ingredient to create items. |
Royal ruby, also known simply as Ruby in certain titles, is a recurring item in the Dragon Quest series. It is a beautiful crimson-colored jewel that is used as a crafting ingredient.
Appearances[edit]
Dragon Quest X[edit]
Royal ruby is used as an ingredient for crafting equipment. It can be received as a quest reward, found in blue treasure chests and dungeons, and dropped by various monsters such as Clawcerers, Drackolytes, and Rockbombs.
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age[edit]
| Game | Description |
 | A radiant red rock filled with fervour.[1] |
Royal rubies can be purchased from the shop at L'Académie de Notre Maitre des Médailles for 2,000 gold, picked up from sparkly spots at the Sniflheim - Whale Way Station, the Battleground, the Fortress of Fear, and the Citadel of Spite. It can also dropped by various monsters including Bloody hands, Chasmonauts, Face invaders, Flamethrowers, Goobonces, Lobster mobsters, Malicious eggsoskeletons, and Runny eggsoskeletons.
Royal ruby is used the following recipes for the Fun-Size Forge:
- Recipe: Red dragon rod = Fire wood x2 + Dragon hide x2 + Royal ruby + Lava lump x2
- Recipe: Wyrmwand = Fire wood x2 + Royal ruby x2 + Dragon horn x2 + Sparkly sap x2
- Recipe: Queen's robe = Silkblossom x3 + Ethereal stone + Royal ruby
- Recipe: Pallium regale = Technicolour dreamcloth x2 + Fire ball + Royal ruby x2 + Equable emerald
- Recipe: Tiara tremenda = Gold ore x2 + Royal ruby + Belle cap x2 + Love potion x3
- Recipe: Glad rags = Slipweed x2 + Royal ruby + Lambswool x2 + Love potion x3
- Recipe: Cinderblock earrings = Gold nuglet + Royal ruby + Sunny citrine + Glass frit
- Recipe: Empress's robe = Silkblossom x3 + Ethereal stone x2 + Royal ruby x2 + Colourful cocoon x2
- Recipe: Mighty armlet = Mythril ore x2 + Royal ruby x2 + Finessence x2
- Recipe: Swindler king's scarf = Technicolour dreamcloth x2 + Gold nuglet + Royal ruby x2 + Slipweed x2
- Recipe: Inferno blade = Lava lump x2 + Rockbomb shard x2 + Royal ruby + Densinium x2
- Recipe: Flame tang = Lava lump + Crimson coral x3 + Royal ruby + Densinium x2
- Recipe: Banefire boomerang = Lava lump x3 + Lamplight x3 + Royal ruby + Densinium
- Recipe: Combusticlaws = Lava lump x2 + Warmaline x3 + Rockbomb shard x3 + Royal ruby
- Recipe: Crimson robe = Lava lump x3 + Fire wood x3 + Magic water x2 + Royal ruby
- Recipe: Yggdrasil crown = Slime crown + Royal ruby + Gold nuglet x2 + Yggdrasil leaf
- Recipe: Yggdrasil dress coat = Silkblossom x3 + Gold bar + Glimmergrass x2 + Royal ruby
- Recipe: Suave scarf = Colourful cocoon x2 + Buzzberries x2 + Royal ruby x2 + Sparkly sap x2
- Recipe: Catholicon ring = Gold bar + Perfect panacea x3 + Royal ruby x2 + Red wood x3
- Recipe: Legendary armour = Dracolyte x3 + Angel bell x3 + Royal ruby x2 + Crimsonite + Sainted soma x2
- Recipe: Hunter's moon = Gold bar x2 + Lucida shard x3 + Lunaria x3 + Royal ruby x2 + Spectralite
- Recipe: Stud poker = Straight poker + Agate of evolution x2 + Wyrmwood x2 + Dragon horn x2 + Royal ruby
- Recipe: Dragovian lord claws = Dragonlord claws + Agate of evolution x2 + Ethereal stone x2 + Dragon horn x2 + Royal ruby
Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree's Woe and the Blight Below[edit]
Royal rubies can be dropped by Bomboulders, Canniboxes, Goodybags, King cureslimes, or received from King Flaminio in exchange for 5 Mini medals on the Stonecloud. It can be sold for 300 gold and can be used to create Raging rubies and Rubies of protection in the Alchemy Pot. Two royal rubies are required to complete Quest #70: A Birthday Behest.
| Game | Description |
 | A radiant red rock filled with fervour.[2] |
Dragon Quest Heroes II: Twin Kings and the Prophecy's End[edit]
Royal rubies are used as an ingredient to improve various accessories. They can be dropped by Bodkin bloodbows, Bomboulders, Goodybags, and Lethal armours.
Dragon Quest Builders[edit]
Rubies are a raw material obtained from breaking ruby vein blocks, which can be found through all chapters and even in free mode. The ruby vein blocks can be found in the Damdara Desert, Rockbomb Ravine, the Ancient Palace, the Holy Sanctum, the Bleak and Burning Badlands, the Island of Lava, Patchwork Island and in Terra Australis, Orientalis, and Borealis.
Rubies are used to make Naughty night lights, Auroral armours, Hero’s shields, gourmand’s girdles, rings of criticality, and strength rings.
| Game | Description |
 | A crimson crystal that blazes like a burning inferno.[3] |
Dragon Quest Tact[edit]
Royal ruby appears as a material used for ranking up units, particularly monsters of the Beast, Undead, and ??? families. There are various ways to acquire it, including being able to purchase it up to 20 times daily at the gold shop for 100 gold each, received as a reward from the Royal Ruby: Beginner or Intermediate levels, the Beast, Undead, and ??? Family rank up levels, or redeemed from various event swap shops.
In Other Languages[edit]
| Language | Translation | Meaning |
 Español | Rubí real | Spanish for "royal ruby". |
 Français | Rubis royal | French for "royal ruby". |
 Deutsch | Königsklunker | German for "royal rock". |
 Italiano | Rubino reale | Italian for "royal ruby". |
Gallery[edit]
The royal ruby in Tact
