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'''Whips''' are recurring type of weapon in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' franchise. When they were first introduced in the series, they were no different from other weapons and only attacked a single enemy. | '''Whips''' are recurring type of weapon in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' franchise. When they were first introduced in the series, they were no different from other weapons and only attacked a single enemy. | ||
However, starting with ''[[Dragon Quest V]]'', whips gained the ability to target a group of enemies (with diminishing returns). Whips tend to be favored by [[mage]]s and [[thief|thieves]], as well as many female characters throughout the series. Only few monsters in the series use whips, such as [[Togre]]s. | However, starting with ''[[Dragon Quest V]]'', whips gained the ability to target a group of enemies (with diminishing returns). Whips tend to be favored by [[mage]]s and [[thief|thieves]], as well as many female characters throughout the series. Only few monsters in the series use whips, such as [[Togre]]s.[[File:Ashlynn whip.png|right|border|200px]] | ||
A notable whip is the [[Gringham whip]], which can target all enemies. | A notable whip is the [[Gringham whip]], which can target all enemies. | ||