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{{Spell Infobox
{{Spell Infobox
|title = Nose For Treasure
|title = Nose For Treasure
|image =  
|image = [[File:DQR_Torneko_Nose_for_Treasure.png|center|250px]]
|japanese = とうぞくのはな
|japanese = とうぞくのはな<br>たからのにおい<br>(''IV'', ''VII Reimagined'')<br>いぬのはな (''II HD'')
|romaji = tōzoku no hana
|romaji = Tōzoku no hana<br>Takara no ni oi<br>(''IV'', ''VII Reimagined'')<br>Inu no hana (''II HD'')
|old = Smell
|old = Smell
|type = Field
|type = Field
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'''Nose For Treasure''' is a recurring ability in the {{Main Series}} franchise.
'''Nose For Treasure''' is a recurring ability in the {{Main Series}} franchise.


It checks the amount of remaining treasure in the current dungeon floor.
It checks the amount of remaining treasure in the current dungeon floor. However, adventurers should beware that deliberately empty chests and trap monsters such as [[Mimic]]s are counted as "treasures" by the skill.


==Appearances==
==Appearances==
==={{DQ3}}===
==={{DQ1HD}}===
Nose For treasure is learned by Thieves}}, and is unavailable in the {{NES}} version.
The {{Hero 1}} learns Nose for Treasure through a scroll found on the first floor of [[Craggy Cave]].
 
==={{DQ2HD}}===
The [[Princess of Moonbrooke]] already knows Nose for Treasure when she joins the party, a lingering side effect of her time stuck in the form of a dog. In this game only, the skill's Japanese name is いぬのはな (dog's nose) rather than とうぞくのはな (thief's nose), though its function is unchanged.
 
==={{DQ3HD}}===
Nose for Treasure is learned by {{Thieves}} at level 13 if their wisdom exceeds 26 points.


==={{DQ4}}===
==={{DQ4}}===
In the remakes, [[Torneko Taloon]] learns this at level 9.
In the remakes, [[Torneko Taloon]] learns this at level 9. Torneko's version of the skill is called たからのにおい (the scent of treasure) in Japanese.


==={{DQ5}}===
==={{DQ5}}===
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Nose For Treasure can be accessed from the Quick Commands menu as well as from [[Erik]]'s spell list, making it quick and easy to sniff out treasure. Note that although it will remain in the Quick Commands menu for the rest of the game after [[Erik]] joins the party, Nose For Treasure will fail to work if selected when [[Erik]] is incapable of doing it (for example, when he is temporarily taken hostage in [[Gondolia]]).
Nose For Treasure can be accessed from the Quick Commands menu as well as from [[Erik]]'s spell list, making it quick and easy to sniff out treasure. Note that although it will remain in the Quick Commands menu for the rest of the game after [[Erik]] joins the party, Nose For Treasure will fail to work if selected when [[Erik]] is incapable of doing it (for example, when he is temporarily taken hostage in [[Gondolia]]).
==In other languages==
{{OtherLanguages
|es=Olfato tesoril|es-meaning=''Treasure sense of smell''
|les=Olfato tesoril|les-meaning=''Treasure sense of smell''
|fr=Flair de chien|fr-meaning=''Dog's sense of smell''
|de=Hundenase|de-meaning=''Dog's nose''
|it=Segugio|it-meaning=''Bloodhound / tracker''
|ko=개 코, ''Gae Ko''|ko-meaning=''Dog's nose''
|zh-cn=犬鼻, ''Quǎnbí''|zh-cn-meaning=''Dog's nose''
|zh-tw=狗鼻子, ''Gǒu Bízi''|zh-tw-meaning=''Dog's nose''
}}
{{clear}}


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