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''Dragon Quest III'' continued to expand upon the gameplay of it predecessors. ''Dragon Quest III'' has a customizable party and class system, in which each character has a certain class. The choice of class greatly effects the character's stats and spells he or she can learn. Furthermore, upon reaching level 20, a character may change classes at the [[Temple of Dharma]]. | ''Dragon Quest III'' continued to expand upon the gameplay of it predecessors. ''Dragon Quest III'' has a customizable party and class system, in which each character has a certain class. The choice of class greatly effects the character's stats and spells he or she can learn. Furthermore, upon reaching level 20, a character may change classes at the [[Temple of Dharma]]. | ||
The world of ''Dragon Quest III'' takes place on two large world maps instead of just one. The first world map roughly resembles a map of Earth and many areas are modeled after different cultures like [[Romaly]] (Rome), [[Isis]] (Egypt), [[Jipang]] (Japan) and [[Soo]] (America) and are located in areas of the map roughly equivalent to their inspirations. Later in the game, the party travels to [[Alefgard]], a world that exists beneath the surface of the first world. This world is familiar as well, encompassing the lands from the first ''[[Dragon Warrior]]''. | The world of ''Dragon Quest III'' takes place on two large world maps instead of just one. The first world map roughly resembles a map of Earth and many areas are modeled after different cultures like [[Romaly]] (Rome), [[Isis]] (Egypt), [[Jipang]] (Japan) and [[Soo]] (America, specifically Native Americans) and are located in areas of the map roughly equivalent to their inspirations. Later in the game, the party travels to [[Alefgard]], a world that exists beneath the surface of the first world. This world is familiar as well, encompassing the lands from the first ''[[Dragon Warrior]]''. | ||
''Dragon Quest III'' replaced the lottery in ''[[Dragon Quest II]]'' with an arena-gambling mini game. The player can wager money on which monster will win each fight. Remakes of ''Dragon Quest III'' added a board game mini game called [[Pachisi]] ([[Suguroku]]). The game was also slated to have a collectible [[mini medal]] side quest, but this was cut due to space constraints. Later ''Dragon Quest'' games and remakes would feature such side quests. | ''Dragon Quest III'' replaced the lottery in ''[[Dragon Quest II]]'' with an arena-gambling mini game. The player can wager money on which monster will win each fight. Remakes of ''Dragon Quest III'' added a board game mini game called [[Pachisi]] ([[Suguroku]]). The game was also slated to have a collectible [[mini medal]] side quest, but this was cut due to space constraints. Later ''Dragon Quest'' games and remakes would feature such side quests. | ||