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{{Serena 11}} and [[Jade]] can both equip Spears. Spears are now two-handed weapons, requiring the wielder to forgo a shield; dual-wielding is also not possible. However, Spears share the "Parry" property with [[Greatsword (weapon type)|Greatswords]], which allows the wielder to sometimes block an enemy attack. Spears are recommended for taking down [[Beast family|beasts]]. | |||
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Revision as of 18:21, 22 April 2020
Spears are a recurring type of weapon, appearing in every installment of the Dragon Quest franchise from the second game onwards. This weapon was originally used by Priests, but has since been a staple armament of Paladins, Warriors repertoire.
Beginning with the ninth entry in the series, spears will always deal and additional 10% damage to members of the Beast family of monsters, regardless of other factors.
Appearances
Dragon Quest
Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line
Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation
Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen
Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride
Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past
Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King
Spears skills are exclusive to the Hero, and focus on multi-striking moves. The Thunder Thrust skill makes penetrating the defences of metal slimes much easier.
- Iron lance
- Long spear
- Holy lance
- Battle fork
- Partisan
- Sandstorm spear
- Demon spear
- Hero spear
- Metal king spear
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies
Spear skills function similarly to how they did in VIII, but now are more specialized to be effective against Beast-class monsters.
- Bamboo lance
- Iron lance
- Steel lance
- Gigasteel lance
- Long spear
- Celestial spear
- Holy lance
- Battle fork
- Trident
- Gracos's Trident
- Sandstorm spear
- Partisan
- Lightning lance
- Storm spear
- Demon spear
- Hero spear
- Metal slime spear
- Liquid metal spear
- Metal king spear
- Poker
- Stud poker
- Split-pot poker
- Red-hot poker
Dragon Quest X
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Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age
Serena and Jade can both equip Spears. Spears are now two-handed weapons, requiring the wielder to forgo a shield; dual-wielding is also not possible. However, Spears share the "Parry" property with Greatswords, which allows the wielder to sometimes block an enemy attack. Spears are recommended for taking down beasts.
- Bronze Lance
- Iron Lance
- Steel Lance
- Battle Fork
- Jade's Glaive
- Trident
- Gracos's Trident
- Lightning Lance
- Platinum Lance
- Storm Spear
- Demon Spear
- Full Fathom Fork
- Paladin's Lance
- Metal Slime Spear
- Liquid Metal Spear
- Seraph's Spear
- Barbarous Pole
- Sacred Spear
- Metal King Spear
- Heaven's Talon
- Poker
- Straight poker
- Stud Poker
- Split-pot poker
