Evencloth

Evencloth is a recurring item in the Dragon Quest series. It is a length of jet-black cloth containing the power of the night that is used as a crafting ingredient, particularly for making clothing and darkness-themed pieces of equipment.

Evencloth
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Japanese よるのとばり
Romaji Yoru no tobari
Old localizations N/a
Found in Dragon Quest IX
Dragon Quest X
Dragon Quest XI
Dragon Quest Monsters 2: Iru and Luca's Marvelous Mysterious Key
Dragon Quest Heroes
Dragon Quest Heroes II
Effect Used as an ingredient to create items.

AppearancesEdit

Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry SkiesEdit

GameDescription
Coal-black cloth cloaked in impenetrable darkness. Alchemise it![1]

Evencloth can be collected from the Djust Desert and the Ondor Cliffs, has a 10% chance of being found in Rank 10 pots, barrels, and chests of drawers, and can be dropped by Ragged reapers, Dark skeletons, and Geothaums. One piece of evencloth is required to complete Quest #9: Labour of Love. It can be sold for 47 gold. Evencloth is used in the following alchemy recipes:

Item Ingredient 1 Ingredient 2 Ingredient 3
 
Tortoiseshell fan
 
War fan
 
Tortoiseshell x2
 
Evencloth


Item Ingredient 1 Ingredient 2 Ingredient 3
 
Assassin's dagger
 
Deadly nightblade
 
Poison needle
 
Evencloth x2


Item Ingredient 1 Ingredient 2 Ingredient 3
 
Thief's turban
 
Turban
 
Evencloth x2
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Item Ingredient 1 Ingredient 2 Ingredient 3
 
Dark robe
 
Velvet cape
 
Evencloth x3
 
Slipweed x3


Item Ingredient 1 Ingredient 2 Ingredient 3
 
Gloomy gloves
 
Heavy handwear
 
Evencloth x3
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Item Ingredient 1 Ingredient 2 Ingredient 3
 
Murky mittens
 
Gloomy gloves
 
Malicite
 
Evencloth x3


Item Ingredient 1 Ingredient 2 Ingredient 3
 
Lucida shard
 
Brighten rock x3
 
Evencloth x3
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Dragon Quest XEdit

Evencloth is used as a material for crafting weapons, armour, and furniture. It can be purchased from a material shop for 720 gold or dropped by various monsters, including Shades, Dark brownies, Ghouls, Beleths, Archbashops, and Gnuriels.

Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive AgeEdit

GameDescription
Cobalt-blue cloth cloaked in the deepest darkness.[2]

Evencloth can be purchased from the roving emporium in the Snærfelt for 560 gold during the second and third acts or picked up from sparkly spots in the Champs Sauvage, Phnom Nonh, the Other Side, the Fortress of Fear, and the Citadel of Spite. It can also be dropped by Brollygaggers and their malicious counterparts, Dark sabrecubs, and Dark sabrecats, as well as Beleths and Hellbound heretics*. One piece of evencloth can also be found in a dresser in Phnom Nonh. It can be sold for 140 gold.

Evencloth is used in the following recipes for the Fun-Size Forge:

Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree's Woe and the Blight BelowEdit

Evencloth can be dropped by Restless armours, Corpse corporals, and Drackymas, or received from King Flaminio in exchange for 5 Mini medals on the Stonecloud. It can also be received as a reward for completing Showdown: Problem Child with gold clear time from the second time onward or Grudge Match: Problem Child with silver clear time from the second time onward. Evencloth can be used in the classic recipes for the Fishnet stockings and Garter in the Alchemy Pot or sold for 250 gold. Two bolts of evencloth are required to complete Quest #18: Greedy for Ingredients 3.

GameDescription
Coal-black cloth cloaked in the deepest darkness.[3]

Dragon Quest Heroes II: Twin Kings and the Prophecy's EndEdit

Evencloth is used as a material for improving various accessories or sold for 150 gold. It can be dropped by Bone barons, Grim riders, Shades, and Shadows.

In Other LanguagesEdit

Language Translation Meaning
  EspañolTelujoDerived from the Spanish tela and lujo.
  FrançaisTissu sombreFrench for "dark fabric".
  DeutschDämmerstoffGerman for "twilight fabric".
  ItalianoPanno scuroItalian for "dark cloth".

EtymologyEdit

The evencloth's Japanese name "yoru no tobari" (よるのとばり) is the shortened form of the expression "yoru no tobari ga oriru" (夜の帳が下りる) which means "the curtain of night descends", which is a fanciful way of describing when the sky gradually darkens and turns to night.

ReferencesEdit

  1. Nintendo DS version.
  2. Sony PlayStation 4, Steam, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One versions.
  3. Sony PlayStation 4 and Steam versions.