Pretty betsy
| Pretty betsy | |
|---|---|
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| Japanese | うつくしそう |
| Romaji | Utukushisō |
| Old localizations | GraceHerb (VII PS1) |
| Found in | Dragon Quest VI Dragon Quest VII Dragon Quest IX Dragon Quest X Dragon Quest XI |
| Effect | Permanently increases style when used. |
A pretty betsy is an item that permanently raises the attractivness of whomever uses it.
Appearances[edit]
Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation[edit]
Pretty betsy raises a character's Style point by 1, and can be sold for 37 gold coins. It can be found by searching in the following locations:
- Wellshire
- Port Haven
- Amor's Northern Cave
- Castle Swanstone
- Dullerton
- Château de Sass
- Seabed Shrine
- Castle Graceskull
- Felonia
- Turnscote
- Mountain Pass (Lower World)
- Greedmore Valley
It can also be dropped by the following monsters:
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past[edit]
Pretty betsies are found in Greta's Cottage, El Ciclo, and El Magnifico Puente de Pomposo. The flowers are also dropped by ulcers and smackers at rates of 1/128 and 1/256 respectively. One must wonder if the former monster was self-conscious of it's image.
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies[edit]
The herbs increase the Charm stat by 2 points when used. A pretty betsy is the reward for completing Quest #9 - "Labour of Love" and can be dropped by Whirly girlies at a rate of 1/256, but its advised to just Half-Inch the plants off the elementals instead.
Dragon Quest X[edit]
Betsies increase charm by 1 point when used.
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age[edit]
The plants increase charm by 1 point once more, and are found in Hotto, Puerto Valor, & Octagonia. They are also dropped by Gnawchids, Kissers, Vampire succubats, & Whirly girlies, all at the now traditional 1/256 rate. As rare item drops cannot be stolen by Erik's half inch ability, you are best using equipment that boosts item drop rates.
Gallery[edit]
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From the VI guidebook, 1995