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==Story== | ==Story== | ||
The hero is awakened by his mother on his sixteenth birthday, and is brought before the king of [[Aliahan]] for an audience. Apparently the blue haired man in the opening film was your father | The hero is awakened by his mother on his sixteenth birthday, and is brought before the king of [[Aliahan]] for an audience. Apparently the blue haired man in the opening film was your father Ortega,the great hero of Aliahan, who had been charged with defeating the Archfiend [[Baramos]]. With the passing of your father the king lays the responsibility of safe guarding the world on your shoulders, after giving you some gold and telling you to head to the local tavern to enlist help, he sends you on your way. After getting some much needed help your party begins to explore the country of Aliahan. | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
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Dragon Warrior III was the first game in the series to feature a customizable party, the Hero could recruit up to three party members including a Soldier (known as a Warrior in the GBC version), a Fighter, a Pilgrim (Cleric), a Wizard (Mage), A Goof-Off (Jester) and a Merchant (Dealer). There is also a Sage class that can only be obtained later in the game and a Thief class that was added for the remakes. | Dragon Warrior III was the first game in the series to feature a customizable party, the Hero could recruit up to three party members including a Soldier (known as a Warrior in the GBC version), a Fighter, a Pilgrim (Cleric), a Wizard (Mage), A Goof-Off (Jester) and a Merchant (Dealer). There is also a Sage class that can only be obtained later in the game and a Thief class that was added for the remakes. | ||
Any character could also have their class changed as long as they were above level 20. They would revert to level 1 | Any character could also have their class changed as long as they were above level 20. They would revert to level 1 and would lose half their previous stats but keep all their learned spells allowing players to make characters that had some of their abilities from their previous class. | ||
The remakes also introduced the first and only appearance of the [[Personality]] system in the Dragon Quest series. | The remakes also introduced the first and only appearance of the [[Personality]] system in the Dragon Quest series. | ||