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King Korol

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king korol(or ibul)is the founder of the brotherhood of light

korol can use the c-c-cold breath attack and disruptive wave,proving to be a nuisance.korol is found in the deepest part of the crocodilopis.[http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20090224155725/dragonquest/images/b/b8/Ivol.gif]
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Kon the Knight

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kon the knight(jami or jahmi in original translations)is a white,muscled horse covered in scales.[[Image:Jahmi.gif|Jahmi.gif]]

kon is a follower of great bishop ladja,as with slon and ramada.
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Kon the Knight

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Akihiro Hino

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'''Akihiro Hino''' (日野晃博|Hino Akihiro) (born July 20, 1968 in [[Wikipedia:Ōmuta, Fukuoka|Ōmuta, Fukuoka]]) is president and CEO of [[Wikipedia:Japan|Japanese]] video game developer [[Level-5]].

== Biography ==
Prior to founding [[Level-5]] in October 1998, Hino began his career in the video game industry in the early 90's at the now defunct [[Wikipedia:Japan|Japanese]] developer [[Wikipedia:Riverhillsoft|Riverhillsoft]], specifically on the ''[[Wikipedia:Overblood|Overblood]]'' series for the original [[PlayStation]]. Hino acted as the lead programmer on the first ''Overblood'', and was subsequently promoted to lead designer and director for the sequel, ''Overblood 2''.

Since the creation of Level-5, Hino has designed, planned and produced all five of the studio's released titles, ''[[Wikipedia:Dark Cloud|Dark Cloud]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Dark Chronicle|Dark Chronicle]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:Rogue Galaxy|Rogue Galaxy]]'' for the [[PlayStation 2]], ''[[Wikipedia:Jeanne d'Arc (video game)|Jeanne d'Arc]]'' for the [[PlayStation Portable]], and ''[[Wikipedia:Professor Layton and the Curious Village|Professor Layton and the Curious Village]]'' for the [[Nintendo DS]]. He also directed [[Square Enix|Square Enix's]] ''[[Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King]]'' for the PlayStation 2.

Recently, Hino once again assumed designing and producing duties for Level-5's titles, ''[[Wikipedia:White Knight Chronicles|White Knight Chronicles]]'' for the [[Wikipedia:PlayStation 3|Playstation 3]], and the next two ''Professor Layton'' games – ''[[Wikipedia:Professor Layton and Pandora's Box|Pandora's Box]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:Professor Layton and the Last Time Travel|The Last Time Travel]]'', both for the [[Nintendo DS]], and ''[[Wikipedia:Inazuma Eleven|Inazuma Eleven]]'' for the Nintendo DS. He is also producing the upcoming ''[[Dragon Quest IX|Dragon Quest IX: Hoshizora no Mamoribito]]'', also for the DS, which is his studio's second collaboration with [[Wikipedia:console role-playing game|RPG]] powerhouse [[Square Enix]].

==Published Dragon Quest works==
===PlayStation 2===
*''[[Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King]]'' (2004) -- Director

===Nintendo DS===
*''[[Dragon Quest IX|Dragon Quest IX: Hoshizora no Mamoribito]]'' (2007) -- Producer

==References==
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==External links==
*[http://www.mobygames.com/developer/sheet/view/developerId,70027/ Akihiro Hino] at [[Wikipedia:MobyGames|MobyGames]]
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Yūji Horii

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'''Yūji Horii''' (堀井雄二) (Horii Yūji)(also written as Yuuji Horii) (born January 6, 1954 in [[Wikipedia:Awaji Island|Awaji Island]], Japan) is a [[Wikipedia:Japan|Japanese]] video game designer and scenario writer best known as the creator of the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series. He has been said to have created the blueprint for the [[console role-playing game]] by gaming magazine [[Nintendo Power]].

Horii graduated from [[Wikipedia:Waseda University|Waseda University]]'s Department of Literature. He also worked as a freelance writer for magazines, newspapers, and comics. He placed in an [[Enix]]-sponsored game programming contest with a tennis computer game, motivating him to become a video game designer. His works include the ''[[Dragon Quest]]'' games, ''[[Wikipedia:The PORTOPIA Serial Murder Case|The PORTOPIA Serial Murder Case]]'', and the ''[[Itadaki Street]]'' series.

Horii was also a supervisor of the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] game, ''[[Wikipedia:Chrono Trigger|Chrono Trigger]]''. ''Chrono Trigger'' had multiple game endings and Horii appeared in one of the endings with the game development staff.

Horii currently heads his own production company, '''Armor Project''', a company that has an exclusive production contract with [[Square Enix]], a contract established with [[Enix]] before the company merged with [[Square Co.|Square]]. He is currently working on ''[[Dragon Quest X]]'' for the [[Wii]].

He is on the selection committee for the annual [[Wikipedia:Super Dash Novel Rookie of the Year Award|Super Dash Novel Rookie of the Year Award]].

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Random Encounters

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'''Random Encounters''', enemy encounters that occur suddenly when traveling on foot and in some vehicles, are a recurring element of the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series. As indicated, random encounters can occur at any time when walking on the overworld or in a dungeon.

The enemies a player can meet varies both on where they are in the game and the terrain they are on. For example, the forest may contain enemies not found in the plains. For games that include travel by ship, enemies encountered while at sea are from an entirely separate set. Some enemies have a very low encounter rate and thus are almost impossible to find; these usually give out large amounts of [[Experience Points]] or some other significant reward, the most obvious example being the [[Metal Slime]].

Abilities such as [[Taloon]]'s [[Padfoot]] enable players to avoid or reduce the probability of Random Encounters if the player does not wish to fight in order to save time or HP. Similarly, if he wishes to battle more (perhaps for EXP), he might use other abilities increase the probability of having a Random Encounter, or, such as in the case of [[Whistle]], cause one immediately.
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Party (Dragon Quest III)

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The ''Party'' in [[Dragon Quest III]] is the set of 0-3 characters which accompany the [[Hero (Dragon Quest III) |hero]] on his/her quest to defeat [[Baramos]] and later, [[Zoma]]. Unlike many games in the main series, the party in Dragon Quest III is customizable by the player. The unique party system along with the class change system are 2 of the major reasons why Dragon Quest III was a major success as they both add a large amount of replay value to the game.

== Ruida's Tavern ==
Ruida's Tavern is a location in the starting town of [[Aliahan]] where the hero can recruit party members. When the game starts, 3 characters are pre-registered: a Warrior, A Cleric, and a Wizard. Other characters can also be recruited depending on the player's preferences.

== Classes ==
'''[[Hero (Dragon Quest III)|Hero]]''' (勇者, Yuusha): The Hero class is the most well-balanced of the character classes and is restricted to the main character. He or she can be equipped with either heavy or light armor, and can use a variety of weapons. The Hero also is given a variety of both offensive and defensive spells. Some of the most powerful healing, defensive, and offensive spells in the game are exclusive to the Hero class, including [[Ironize]], which makes the party completely invulnerable for a short time, [[HealUsAll]], which completely restores the group's HP, and the lightning spells [[Zap]] and [[Lightning]]. In the remakes, the Hero gains a variety of unique outside abilities as well, such as [[Recall]] (which allows the player to record conversations).

'''[[Wizard]]''' (魔法使い, Mahoutsukai): (Mage in the Game Boy Color version) Wizards specialize in destructive magical spells such as Blaze and Boom. Wizards also have the abilities to use spells in the outside world. Such spells as [[Outside]] and [[X-Ray]] will help the player advance in caves and while adventuring. The Wizard is given powerful magical abilities when leveled fully, including [[BeDragon]] and [[Explodet]]. The Wizard also has the [[Chance]] spell introduced in ''[[Dragon Quest II]]'', which has a large menu of possible random effects: some very good, some very bad. Though Wizards have high [[Intelligence]], they are physically frail and cannot equip heavy weapons such as swords, axes, spears, or heavy armor.

'''[[Pilgrim]]''' (僧侶, Souryo): (Cleric in the Game Boy Color version) Pilgrims are on the other side of the magical spectrum from Wizards, as they specialize in healing and fortifying spells rather than attack magic. Introductory spells such as [[Heal]] and [[SpeedUp]] are useful in the early stages of the game, but as the player advances, the spells become more versatile. Like Wizards, Pilgrims cannot equip heavy armor, but they can use weapons much like a Hero or a Soldier can. Pilgrims do have initially more [[strength]], [[agility]] and [[vitality]] than Wizards.

'''[[Thief]]''' (盗賊, Touzoku): The Thief was a new class added to the remake versions. Thieves have high [[speed]] and [[agility]] but average [[attack power]] and [[defense power]]. They have the ability to steal items at the end of a fight. In addition, they are decent combatants that can use whips and chains to attack multiple enemies at once. In the outside world abilities such as [[Eagle Eye]] allow the player to locate villages and nearby towns.

'''[[Goof-off]]''' (遊び人, Asobinin): (Jester in the Game Boy Color version) Goof-offs, although pretty much useless on the battle field, have a great amount of [[luck]]. This allows them to deal critical amounts of damage more often than other characters. The trade-off for this is the fact that Goof-offs have minds of their own, and the player cannot always control their actions. Goof-offs are the wild cards of the game, as they sometimes do damage to themselves instead of attacking enemy characters or goof-off (hince the name). Goof-off is the only class that can turn into a Sage at Dharma Temple without a [[Book of Satori]].

'''[[Fighter]]''' (武闘家, Butouka): Fighters have a great amount of speed, agility, and strength. They can deal devastating amounts of damage from a single strike, and can be equipped with a variety of weapons. However, if equipped with a sword or other bladed weapon, a Fighter's abilities will actually decrease, as his or her attack power will lower considerably. This is because Fighters prefer to attack with their bare hands, and so only claw type weapons will make their attack power rise. In the remakes, a fighter is only able to equip claw weapons, thus removing the possibility of their attack reducing due to equipment. The amount of claw weapons in the game is increased as a result of this change.

'''[[Soldier]]''' (戦士, Senshi): (Warrior in the Game Boy Color version) This class, which focuses on strength and defense, allows you to recruit basically another hero, but without the inherited magical abilities. Their physical abilities are higher than other classes, but they suffer from relatively low [[agility]].

'''[[Merchant]]''' (商人, Shounin): (Dealer in the Game Boy Color version) Merchants have the ability to pick up additional gold after a battle. The amount of gold is dependent on the type of monsters which were defeated. Merchants can also appraise items free of charge. In battle, merchants are only average in attack and defense, slightly better than a Pilgrim. In the remakes, merchants have two unique outside abilities: [[Dig|Excavate]] (which allows the player to dig underfoot for treasure) and [[YellHelp]], which summons a shopkeeper in the field.

'''[[Sage]]''' (賢者, Kenja): The magical abilities of a Sage are comprised of the skills belonging to both Pilgrims and Wizards. This class is not initially available, but a player can transform a leveled up Goof-off into one at the Dharma Temple. If the player has a rare item called the [[Book of Satori]] (or the [[Zen Book]] in the remakes), any character holding it can also become a Sage.

== Post-game ==
After defeating [[Zoma]], the hero becomes an ordinary party member. This means they he/she can be dropped off at Ruida's Tavern while another party member takes his/her place. This is especially significany in the remakes of Dragon Quest III as there are bonus dungeons available after the main game is over.

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List of shrines and teleportals in Dragon Quest II

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The following is a list of shrines in [[Dragon Quest II]].

==Fire Shrine==
The Fire Shrine is a [[teleportal]] hub. It is also the location of the [[Fire Seal]].

==Rain Shrine==
:''See main article: [[Rain Shrine]]''

==Rubiss Shrine==
The Rubiss Shrine is located on a tiny island south of [[Lorasia]]. It is where the heroes receive the [[Rubiss Charm]] after collecting the [[5 Seals]].

==Shrine north of Beran==
The shrine north of Beran is the only means of accessing the town of [[Beran]].

==Shrine northeast of Lorasia==

==Shrine of Rhone==
The shrine of Rhone is the only landmark aside from [[Hargon's Castle]] in [[Rhone]].

==Shrine south of Lorasia==

==Shrine south of Rhone==
The shrine south of Rhone connects to the entrance to the [[Cave to Rhone]]. It is accessible only from Beran.

==Shrine west of Cannock==
The shrine west of Cannock connects the large northern and central continents in [[Torland]]. It's access is blocked until the player has 2 party members.

==Shrine west of Lianport==

==Shrine west of Moonbrooke==
The shrine west of Moonbrooke crosses a river and provides passage from Moonbrooke to the [[Dragon's Horn]].

==Shrine west of Zahan==

==Southern Shrine==
:''See main article: [[Southern Shrine]]''

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List of shrines in Dragon Quest III

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==Shrine East of Aliahan==

==Shrine East of Isis==

==Shrine East of Samanao==

==Shrine Jail==

==Shrine North of Zipangu==

==Shrine Northwest of Tedanki==

==Shrine of Leiamland==

==Shrine of Olivia==

==Shrine on the Promontory==

==Shrine South of Greenlad==

==Shrine South of Portoga==

==Shrine West of Romaly==

==Shrine South of Mercado==

==Southern Shrine==
:''See main article [[Southern Shrine]]''
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The Hexagon

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'''The Hexagon''' is a dungeon in [[Dragon Quest IX]]. It was originally the only path connecting [[Angel Falls]] and [[Stornway]] until a second path was created. It is in great disrepair and is considered a dangerous ruins.
==Monsters in the Area==
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===Boss Monster===
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|mp= Unknown
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|family=[[Beast family]]
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|captureRate=0
|description=Hideous hulk that once prowled the passage of the Hexagon, preying on travellers. The earth shakes with its every step.
|locations=[[The Hexagon]]
}}

==Layout==
[[File:Map_of_The_Hexagon.jpg|thumb|The map of The Hexagon]]
<gallery widths="150" orientation="square" captionalign="left" perrow="3">
The Hexagon Entrance.PNG|Entrance
The Hexagon L1.PNG|First floor
The Hexagon B1.PNG|Basement floor part 1
The Hexagon B2.PNG|2nd basement floor
The Hexagon B1 - part2.PNG|Basement floor part 2
The Hexagon B1 - part3.PNG|Basement floor part 3
</gallery>

== Walkthrough ==
After entering the Hexagon, go straight north until you see a tablet. Check the tablet, a ghost(who is actually Erinn's deceased father Edwinn) will appear and show you the switch to open the doorway. The switch is located at the back of the statue situated at the left fork. Turn on the switch, go back to the central passage and continue through the opened door. Go to the right fork to collect a '''Leather Shield'''. Go back to the stairs and take the left stair at the north to collect a '''Golden Ring'''. Backtrack to the stairs and this time take the right one to go to the Hexagon B1. Go straight to the north and go down the staircase. At the Hexagon B2, go south to collect some coins from the chest then head northwest first to collect a '''Feather Fan'''. After this, head northeast to go to the Hexagon B1 (second part). Go anti-clockwise around the floor and collect a '''Gleenban Groat''', then pass through the north door to the next room. Go northwest first to collect a '''Seed of Deftness'''. Finally go to the central room, before talking with the blue-haired lady, restore the hero's HP because you will be facing the first boss in the game -- Hexagoon. After the battle and the cutscene, you will be automatically transferred to the entrance.

Note that there is a chest at the north corridor but is not accessible because of the rubble, that room is accessible through the entrance at [[Stornway|West Stornway]].

== Features ==
As its name implies, many of the rooms within The Hexagon are hexagonally shaped.

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Blinkster

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Drackolyte

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Garth Goyle

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Garth Goyle is one of the bosses in [[Dragon Quest IX]]. He was the result of Mason eating a golden fygg. He stands to protect [[Zere Rocks]], the last invention of Mason.
==Trivia==
His name originally comes from [[wikipedia:Gargoyle|Gargoyles]], rocks that are shaped into monsters.
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See urchin

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The '''see urchin''' is a recurring monster in the ''[[Dragon Quest series|Dragon Quest]]'' series. Introduced in ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]'', it is a small, seagoing creature with a single large eye.

==Characteristics==

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker]]''===
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|image=[[Image:Demon-seaurchin.jpg]]
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|console=DS
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|hp=???
|mp=???
|attack=???
|defense=???
|agility=???
|experience=???
|gold=???
|droppedItem=???
|skills=???
|spells=???
|family=Demon
|bestiaryNumber=29
|captureRate=
|description=Prickly denizens of the sea who see everything, you see.
|locations=Palaish Isle
Palaish Isle Shrine
}}
See urchins appear as rank F members of the demon family and can be found on Palaish Isle.
 

==Related Monsters==
*[[See angel]]

==Gallery==
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Image:See_urchin.png
Image:Demon-seaurchin.jpg
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See angel

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Stornway

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{{Infobox
|type = Dragon Quest IX locations
|image = [[File:Stornway.PNG|200px]]
|caption = In game map of Stornway
|title = Stornway
}}
'''Stornway''' is a town in [[Dragon Quest IX]]. It is one of the first town's visited by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IX)|Hero]]. It is home to the [[Quester's Rest]] inn and is generally considered the "central" location in the game, despite only being involved in the early plot.

==Synopsis==
{{spoiler|start}}
Stornway is the first town to be visited after [[Angel Falls]]. It is the first location with a castle that the player visits. The player can access it after the road to Angel Falls has been cleared by the castle guards. This happens after the player visits and clears [[The Hexagon]].

Arriving in Stornway, the player becomes involved in the saga with the [[Wight Knight]] and [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest IX#Princess Simona|Princess Simona]]. This involves trips to a clearing north of the castle, as well as [[Brigadoom]]. After resolving he conflict, King Schott tells the player that the checkpoint east of the castle is now open, allowing passage to [[Coffinwell]].

In addition to the main plot, Stornway is also where the player see Erinn relocate from Angel Falls and assume control over the Quester's Rest inn. This concludes her role in the main portion of the plot.
{{spoiler|end}}

==Places of Interest==
* [[Quester's Rest]]
* [[Stornway Castle]]

==People of Interest==
* King Schott
* [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest IX#Princess Simona|Princess Simona]]
* [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest IX#Erinn|Erinn]]
* [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest IX#Pavo|Pavo]]
* [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest IX#Sellma|Sellma]]
* [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest IX#Patty|Patty]]

==Item Shops==
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{{Shop|entry|item={{9i|item}} [[Antidotal herb]]|price=10|attributes=Cure poison state|classes=N/A}}
{{Shop|entry|item={{9i|item}} [[Chimera wing]]|price=25|attributes=Teleport|classes=N/A}}
{{Shop|entry|item={{9i|item}} [[Evac-u-bell]]|price=28|attributes=Escape from dungeons|classes=N/A}}
{{Shop|entry|item={{9i|item}} [[Holy water]]|price=40|attributes=Monster repellent|classes=N/A}}
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==Weapon Shops==
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{{Shop|entry|item={{9i|staff}} [[Wizard's staff]]|price=840|attributes=Attack +7 MP Absorption Rate +1.5%|classes={{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}}}
{{Shop|entry|item={{9i|whip}} [[Leather whip]]|price=95|attributes=Attack +4|classes={{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}}}
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{{Shop|entry|item={{9i|pole}} [[Laundry pole]]|price=40|attributes=Attack +5|classes={{9i|priest}}{{9i|martial}}}}
{{Shop|entry|item={{9i|pole}} [[Carrying pole]]|price=530|attributes=Attack +15|classes={{9i|priest}}{{9i|martial}}}}
{{Shop|entry|item={{9i|claw}} [[Stone claws]]|price=100|attributes=Attack +7|classes={{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}}}
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{{Shop|entry|item={{9i|fan}} [[Feather fan]]|price=110|attributes=Attack +9|classes={{9i|martial}}{{9i|minstrel}}}}
{{Shop|entry|item={{9i|fan}} [[Iron fan]]|price=300|attributes=Attack +14|classes={{9i|martial}}{{9i|minstrel}}}}
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==Armor Shops==
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{{Shop|entry|item={{9i|body}} [[Leather dress]] {{9i|female}}|price=290|attributes=Defense +6 Magical Mending +3|classes={{9i|all}}}}
{{Shop|entry|item={{9i|body}} [[Training top]]|price=250|attributes=Defense +7|classes={{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}}}
{{Shop|entry|item={{9i|body}} [[Silk robe]]|price=210|attributes=Defense +2 Magical Might +3|classes={{9i|all}}}}
{{Shop|entry|item={{9i|hand}} [[Leather gauntlets]]|price=60|attributes=Defense +2|classes={{9i|all}}}}
{{Shop|entry|item={{9i|hand}} [[Cotton gloves]]|price=50|attributes=Deftness +5|classes={{9i|all}}}}
{{Shop|entry|item={{9i|leg}} [[Cotton trousers]]|price=80|attributes=Defense +2|classes={{9i|all}}}}
{{Shop|entry|item={{9i|leg}} [[Training trousers]]|price=170|attributes=Defense +4|classes={{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}}}
{{Shop|entry|item={{9i|foot}} [[Leather shoes]]|price=40|attributes=Evasion chance +1.0%|classes={{9i|all}}}}
{{Shop|entry|item={{9i|foot}} [[High heels]] {{9i|female}}|price=220|attributes=Evasion Chance +1.0%|classes={{9i|all}}}}
{{Shop|footer}}
==Inn==
:''See main article: [[Quester's Rest]]''
{{Inn|header}}
{{Inn|entry|price=6g per person}}
{{Inn|footer}}

==Items==
As with all towns in Dragon Quest IX, items can be randomly found in cupboards, cabinets, pots, etc.

==Quests==
{{spoiler|start}}
{{QuestInfo
| num = 002
| title = Please as Punch
| location = Stornway church
| requester = Ricki
| item =
| detail =
}}
{{QuestInfo
| num = 005
| title = Herb'list
| location = [[Stornway Castle]]
| requester = Angus
| item = Medical herb, Antidotal herb, moonwort bulb
| detail = A soldier called Angus has asked you to bring him one each of the following: a medical herb, an antidotal herb and a moonwort bulb. He can be found upstair in Stornway Castle.
}}
{{QuestInfo
| num = 008
| title = Don't Cry Iver Split Ink
| location = [[Stornway Castle]]
| requester = an old man in the Castle
| item = Magic Water
| detail = An old man in [[Stornway Castle]] wants you to bring him some magic water. He says he needs to remove some black ink from a very important-sounding book.
}}
{{spoiler|end}}

==Other Notable Attributes==
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{{LocationAttr|entry|info=This location contains the game's only [[Bank]].}}
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==Monsters in the Area==
===Western Stornway===
{{EnemyList|header|title=[[Dragon Quest IX]]|subtitle=DS}}
{{EnemyList|entry|enemy=[[Spirit]]|gold=24|exp=16|drop=Holy water}}
{{EnemyList|entry|enemy=[[Winkster]]|gold=25|exp=22|drop=Cotton trousers}}
{{EnemyList|entry|enemy=[[Hammerhood]]|gold=20|exp=20|drop=Leather kilt}}
{{EnemyList|entry|enemy=[[She-slime]]|gold=22|exp=20|drop=Medicinal herb}}
{{EnemyList|entry|enemy=[[Funghoul]]|gold=20|exp=25|drop=Medicinal herb}}
{{EnemyList|entry|enemy=[[Bubble slime]]|gold=18|exp=24|drop=Antidotal herb}}
{{EnemyList|footer}}

===Esstern Stornway===
{{EnemyList|header|title=[[Dragon Quest IX]]|subtitle=DS}}
{{EnemyList|entry|enemy=[[Firespirit]]|gold=15|exp=12|drop=Holy water}}
{{EnemyList|entry|enemy=[[Winkster]]|gold=25|exp=22|drop=Cotton trousers}}
{{EnemyList|entry|enemy=[[Hammerhood]]|gold=20|exp=20|drop=Leather kilt}}
{{EnemyList|entry|enemy=[[She-slime]]|gold=22|exp=20|drop=Medicinal herb}}
{{EnemyList|entry|enemy=[[Funghoul]]|gold=20|exp=25|drop=Medicinal herb}}
{{EnemyList|footer}}

==Gallery==
<gallery captionalign="left">
Stornway.PNG|Map of Stornway castle town
Western Stornway.PNG|The western region of Stornway
Eastern Stornway.PNG|The eastern region of Stornway
</gallery>

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Bag o' laughs

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[[File:Bag_o_laughs1.png]][[Image:Bag_o_laughs.png]]
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|name = Bag o' laughs
|game = Dragon Quest V
|console = DS
|hp = 31
|mp = Infinite
|attack = 33
|defense = 15
|agility = 25
|experience = 10
|gold = 55
|droppedItem = Chimera wing
|skills = Call for back up (summon healslime)
|spells = Fissle, fuddle, snooze
}}
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Swinedimples Academy

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Swinedimples Academy is a town wich has a school. the hero becomes a detective for the academy where the headmaster instucts him/her to find out where the missing kids went. 1 kid put a fygg on the tombs burial grounds and the next day it was gone. there is a rumor that if you touch the guardian's statue on the forehead at midnight you will find a ghost. you join a school gang that plans to touch the stones forehead at midnight. you touch the statue and a ghost of the founder of the school appears and takes the leader of the gang. you follow him and the ghost opens up his tomb which is really a secret passageway intothe old school. you go through the dungeon you find the missing kids at an abandoned classroom . the teacher gets pissed because you show him no respect then he goes ballistic which turns him into a hog like form.

==Trivia==
*Swimdimples Academy is a pun on the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from the Harry Potter Series.

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List of enemies in Dragon Quest IX

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DQIX has over a hundred types of monsters split into different families.

==Slime Family==
*001-Slime: The mascot for the entire DQ series, the slime is the weakest enemy you will encounter. However when the team up they become more powerful. (Found near Angel Falls and the Hexagon)
*014-She Slime: A red color version of the regular slime. (Found in Eastern/Western Stornway)
*016-Bubble Slime-Also known as Babble or the Poison Slime since they can poison you and your party. (Found Western Stornway and Zere)
*029-Healslime: Slimes that heal obviously, often summoned by other monsters. (Found in Brigadoom and Western Coffinwell)
*046-Metal Slime: Probably the second most well known DQ monster, these little guys are tough to kill and often run away, but the experience from killing one is very rewarding. (Found in Quarantomb and Pluvi Isle)

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List of vocations in Dragon Quest IX

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The following is a list of classes/vocations in [[Dragon Quest IX]].

*[[Warrior]]
*[[Priest]]
*[[Mage]]
*[[Martial Artist]]
*[[Thief]]
*[[Minstrel]]
*[[Gladiator]]
*[[Armamentalist]]
*[[Paladin]]
*[[Ranger]]
*[[Sage]]
*[[Luminary]]

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[[Vehicle]]s in [[Dragon Quest V]].
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[[Vehicle]]s in [[Dragon Quest IV]].
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[[Vehicle]]s in [[Dragon Quest II]].
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[[Vehicle]]s in [[Dragon Quest III]].
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List of minor characters in Dragon Quest Swords

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==Aruval==

==Colonel Cutlass==

==Minimoggie==

==Minister Misericord==

==Queen Curtana==

==Stilleto==

==Swordmaster Dao==
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List of minor characters in Dragon Quest IX

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{{spoiler|start}}

== Apus Major ==
Apus Major is an old man and the leader of the [[Celestrian]]s.

== Aquila ==
Aquila is a Celestrian and mentor to the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IX)|Hero]] early in the game.

== Edwinn ==
'''Edwinn''' is the father of Erinn, and the recipient of an [[Inny]] for being an Inncredible Inntertainer. According to Patty, the reason why there are no other inns in [[Stornway]] is because he was so great at running an inn, the [[Quester's Rest]] drove out all the competition. He gave up all of this, however, to bring his daughter to Angel Falls to drink from the magical waters there.

Both he and his daughter share the suffix ''-inn'', as that is what both of them are proficient at running.

== Erinn ==
'''Erinn''' runs the [[Quester's Rest]] inn in [[Stornway]], but she originally ran the inn in [[Angel Falls]]. She is convinced to leave for Stornway after Patty shows her her father's [[Inny]]. She was quite a sickly girl when she was younger, so [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest IX#Edwinn|Edwinn]], her father, brought her to Angel Falls so she could drink from the healing waters there. She is part of the first battle the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IX)|Hero]] takes part in after she as well as her grandfather are attacked by monsters.

Both she and her father share the suffix ''-inn'', as that is what both of them are proficient at running.

== Ivor ==
'''Ivor''' lives in [[Angel Falls]] and is the son of the mayor there. He takes over the inn there after [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest IX#Erinn|Erinn]] leaves to take over her [[Quester's Rest|father's inn]] in [[Stornway]]. According to the traveling merchant staying at the inn there, as well as Errin's grandfather, the inn has suffered quite a decline in quality after Ivor took over.

== Jack of Alltrades ==
'''Abbot Jack''' is the highest ranking clergyman at [[Alltrades Abbey]] and the only person in the [[Protectorate]] able to switch the vocations of people. He is a fruit enthusiatist, and this causes him to be given and eventually devour one of the [[Fygg]]s. He goes to the [[Tower of Trades]] to accumulate even more power, but is corrupted by the overflow of power and transforms into the [[Master of Nu'un]].

His name, as well as the name of his demonic alter ego, is a pun on the phrase 'Jack of all trades, master of none'.

== Jona Jones ==
'''Jona''' is the daughter of the man who became [[Lleviathan]], and is able to call upon her father to launch a large amount a fish onto the shores of[[Porth Llaffan| Porth Llaffan]].

== Sellma ==
'''Sellma''' resides at Quester's Rest, and is a member of SPIT, the Synndicate of Pubs, Inns, and Taverns. She grants the player access to the [[DQVC]] WiFi shop.

Her name is a pun on "sell" as she is a shopkeeper.

== Patty ==
'''Patty''' is the party planner in Dragon Quest IX. She allows the player to add/remove/create characters to be added to the party. She is essentially the same as [[Ruida]] in [[Dragon Quest III]].

== Pavo ==
'''Pavo''' is a Celestrian who resides at Quester's Rest. She allows the player to utilize the local multiplayer features.

== Princess Mona ==
'''Princess Mona''' is the former heir to the throne of [[Brigadoom]], deceased lover of the [[Wight Knight|Right Knight]] (now known as the Wight Knight) as well as the ancestor of [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest IX#Princess Simona|Princess Simona]]. After the transformation of the Wight Knight, she left for [[Stornway]] to marry the current crown prince at the time.

==Princess Simona==
'''Princess Simona '''is the heir to the throne of [[Stornway]] and the descendent of [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest IX#Princess Mona|Princess Mona]]. She correctly believes that the [[Wight Knight|Right Knight]] is not attempting to take the throne, but instead looking for his lost lover. After the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IX)|Hero]] defeats [[Morag]], she, accompanied by two royal guardsmen, arrives at [[Brigadoom]] and is compelled by her ancestor, Mona to dance with the Knight, which causes his spirit to pass onto the afterlife.

{{spoiler|end}}
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List of minor characters in Dragon Quest VI

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==Bubore==

==Calvin Jeanporte==

==Clarke Ende==

==Cobble==

==Erica==

==Deine==

==Foan==

==Franco==

==Gaban==

==Geena and Ilya==

==Granmaz==
Granmaz is an elderly fortune teller who lives in [[Granmaz's House|her house]] southeast of [[San Marino]]. Along with [[Muriel]], she aids the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VI)|Hero]] and [[Hassan]] to become visible.

==Horus==

==King Zenith==

==Massard and Clint==

==Master Dragon==

==Mr. and Mrs. Calvet==

==Poseidon==

==Rand==
Rand is a young man who lives in [[Lifecod]]. He wants to marry [[Tania]].

==Reidock==

==Rob==

==Rubiss==

==Sarii==

==Sheila==

==Sludge==

==Tania==
Tania is the younger sister of the [[Hero (Dragon Quest VI)|Hero]]. She lives in [[Lifecod]] with him at the beginning of the game.

==Tom/Soldi==
Soldi is the general of the [[Reidock]] army.

==Tonnura==

==Yurina==

==Zenith==
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==Amitt==

==Anise==

==Azmov==

==Baloch==

==Borkano==

==Brugeo==

==Burns Grand==

==Clayman==

==Firia==

==God==

==Hondara==

==Iwan==

==Johann==

==Kaya==

==King of the Sea==

==Labres Priest==

==Layla==

==Linda==

==Lucas==

==Michaela==

==Mollie==

==Pamela==

==Pepe==

==Ragley==

==Sefana==

==Sharkeye==

==Sieble==

==Spirits==

==Trad and Zebbot==

==Zepple==
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==Eltrio==
Eltrio is the father of the hero. He was a prince of Argonia, and the elder brother of Clavius, who became king of Argonia when Eltrio could not be found to ascend to the throne. Eltrio was in love with Xia, the Dragovian. Because Eltrio was not a Dragovian, both he and Xia were forbidden to remain together.

==Ishmahri==
The creator of the realm of the Moonshadow, who helps the party to restore the king of Ascantha to his former glory and bring their ship out of the wasteland into the ocean.

==Kalderasha==
Kalderasha is a fortune teller who lives in Farebury with his daughter Valentina. He refuses to tell fortunes until his crystal ball is found.

==Marcello==
:''Main article: [[Marcello]]''
Marcello is the half brother of Angelo. He hated his brother most of his life, because of the birth of Angelo, Marcello and his mother were thrown out of the house by his father. After that ordeal Marcello was raised by Abbot Francisco. After meeting up with his brother in the Abbey, he blames Angelo for his misfortune.

Years later Marcello became the Captain of the Holy Templars. After the Abbot was killed by Dhoulmagus, Marcello takes both positions of Captain and Abbot.

Before facing Don Mole, Marcello becomes useful while looking for the Moon Shadow Harp. He mentions that he had read about it in a book that was donated by the castle of Ascantha.

After gaining the ship Marcello can be seen in Neos with High Priest Rolo. Marcello is busy at first, while discussing Marcello's ranking as Abbot, to notice the party. After his talk with Rolo he manages to have a small talk with the Hero. Marcello can be spotted again in Savella Cathedral.

Instead of using his new power for good, he, with Rhapthorne's sceptre, destroys the Holy Shrine at Neos. After battling with the party, he is found by Angelo grasping to the side of a precipice above the deep crater from which Rhapthorne has just risen. Resigned to die, Angelo saves Marcello at the last minute.

==Marta==

==Morrie==
Morrie of the Monster Arena, who constantly refers to the hero as ragazzo (which means "my boy" in Italian), has a very pronounced accent. He is a very kind if "high spirited" individual, but he always means well.

==Red==
Red is an unscrupulous feminist. Yangus used to work for her long ago but he eventually decided to strike out on his own.

She is first seen in possession of the wagon and [[Princess Medea]] at her house, where she trades it for the Venus Tear.

She strikes out on her own in Cap'n Crow's cave, using Yangus' obvious affection for her to beat the party to the treasure. But her charade is stopped when Crow's apparition beats her unconscious. At that point it's time for Yangus to step in and protect her. While Yangus might not appear to have all the qualities of a good man, Yangus is the obvious better half in compared to Red.

==Valentina==
Valentina is the adopted daughter of Kalderasha the fortune teller who lives in Farebury.

==Xia==
Hero's mother and lover of Eltrio, the brother of King Clavius of Argonia. Being she was a Dragovain and Eltrio a human, they were forbidden to be together. Eltrio died trying to get to her, and Xia fell into a depression. Xia, courageously decided not to terminate her baby, even though the birth killed her. That baby ends up not only saving the Dragovian race, but destroying Rapthorne in combat, something the Dragovians could never do on their own, despite their great power.
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==Andy==

==Benito==

==Bennett==

==Collins==

==Dal==

==Doris==

==Duncan==

==Isis==

==Jijo==

==Joshua==

==Ludman==

==Maria==

==Madalena==

==Zenith Dragon==

==Ojiron==

==Powan==

==Prince Wilbur==

==Pusan==

==Queen of Ice==
Known as the [[Winter queen]],tries to freeze [[Faerie lea]].

==Queen of Reinhardt==
A fake version of the real queen,really a monster,known as the [[Faux Dowager]].

==Vera==

==Yuuji==

==Zairu==
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==Eric==

==Galen==

==Garin==
:''See main article [[Garin]]''

==Himiko==

==Norud the Hobbit==

==Olivia==

==Simon==

==Tania==
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List of minor characters in Dragon Quest IV

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==Angus and Aigneas==

==Anya==

==Bladud==

==Conrad Hilton==

==Eliza==

==Mahabala==

==Mary Lou==

==Oopsy and Daisy==

==Regan==

==Rose==

==Tessie==

==Veronica==

==Willy Wally==

==Zenith Dragon==
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Hero

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The '''Hero''' is the protagonist of most ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' games. Sometimes the Hero has a specific background story, while other times he/she is simply a character who's background details are unknown.

==Main-series games==
*[[Hero (Dragon Quest I)]]
*[[Hero (Dragon Quest II)]]
*[[Hero (Dragon Quest III)]]
*[[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)]]
*[[Hero (Dragon Quest V)]]
*[[Hero (Dragon Quest VI)]]
*[[Hero (Dragon Quest VII)]]
*[[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)]]
*[[Hero (Dragon Quest IX)]]
*[[Hero (Dragon Quest X)]]

==Spinoff games==
*[[Hero (Dragon Quest Swords)]]
*[[Hero (Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker)]]

==Other Uses==
*[[Hero (Class)]] - One of the classes that a party member can become

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Summoner

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The '''Summoner''' is a class from the game [[Dragon Quest VII]].

==Description==
The Summoner's magical power is unparalleled by any human. The forces of nature bow to their every whim. The Summoner can cast spells for less MP. As their level tier increases, the cost of spells decreases. In order to become a Summoner, one must master both the [[Sage]] and [[Teen Idol]] classes.

==Dragon Quest VII==
===Stat Changes===
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|width="25%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Statistics'''
|width="25%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Change'''
|-
|Strength
| -10 Percent
|-
|Agility
| +15 Percent
|-
|Guard
| +5 Percent
|-
|Intelligence
| +20 Percent
|-
|Appearance
| Null
|-
|Max HP
| -10 Percent
|-
|Max MP
| +20 Percent
|-
|Mastery Bonus
| +30 Bonus to MP
|}

===Abilities===
{|width="150%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|width="5%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Level'''
|width="20%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Title'''
|width="10%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Learns'''
|width="5%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Battles Needed'''
|width="15%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Target'''
|width="50%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''Info'''
|width="5%" valign="top" style="background:#4682B4"|'''MP'''
|-
|1
|Theurgist
|Nothing
|0
|
|
|
|-
|2
|Conjuror
|Defeat Max
|30
|All Enemies
|Has a low chance of instantly killing all enemies
|15
|-
|3
|Geomancer
|Magma
|60
|All Enemies
|Causes ~80HP in flame damage
|0
|-
|4
|Elemental
|Tremor
|90
|All Enemies
|Has a low chance of instantly killing all enemies
|15
|-
|5
|Maelstrom
|Hell Flame
|120
|All Enemies
|Causes ~210 HP in fire damage
|20
|-
|6
|Tempest
|DeMagic
|150
|All Enemies
|Removes all positive statuses from all enemies
|0
|-
|7
|Fury
|Hell Blast
|200
|All Enemies
|Causes ~270 HP in electric damage
|25
|-
|8
|Ragnarok
|Summoner
|250
|Self
|Summons one of the four great deities to fight for your side
|20
|}
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Doomingale Forest

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'''Doomingale Forest''' is located at northwest of [[Zere]] village. The forest is full of poison swamps that reduce the hero's HP when walking on.
{{Infobox

|type = Dragon Quest IX locations

|image = [[File:Doomingale Forest.PNG|200px]]

|caption = In game map of Doomingale Forest

|title = Doomingale Forest

}}

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[[File:Suckling_ocker.png]]
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Pickayune

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Zozagel

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Zenithian Equipment

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The '''Zenithian Equipment''' is a set of critical items in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''. They are a set of legendary armour and weapons said to be necessary to defeat the King of Hell; they are also the keys to [[Zenithia]], as one must be equipped with all four pieces to open the door to the [[Tower of Heaven]]. However, only the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|Chosen Hero]] is capable of wearing them, making him instrumental in the overthrow of [[Estark]] and later [[Psaro]].

==Zenithian Armour==

The Armour is likely the first piece to be acquired; it is found in the cave north of the [[Medal King's Palace]].

==Zenithian Helm==
The Helm is found in [[Canalot]], in its king's possession. He holds a competition stipulating that anyone who can make him laugh will win the Helm. The party travels to [[Laissez Fayre]] to recruit comedian [[Tom Foolery]] to the cause, expecting him to unleash one of his funniest jokes on the king; instead, he delivers an impassioned speech about evil on the rise and then necessity of the Chosen to defeat it. The king is convinced and gives up the Helm.

==Zenithian Shield==
On a tip from a poet in Canalot, the party heads to [[Burland]], only to find that the king gave it away to the queen of [[Femiscyra]] (a beautiful woman) many years ago. They travel to a small kingdom east of Burland, however, and after being accused of robbery, they are tasked with finding the real criminal if they want to clear their names. They successfully track down the real robber, clear their names, and are rewarded with the Shield for their hard work.

==Zenithian Sword==
After acquiring the [[balloon]] and traveling to the [[World Tree (Dragon Quest IV)|World Tree]], they find a fallen [[Zenithian]] named [[Orifiela]], who points them to the Sword.

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Zenithia Trilology

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The term '''Zenithia Trilogy''' refers collectively to three games in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series:

*''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''
*''[[Dragon Quest V]]''
*''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''
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Spirit of Water

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Stornway Castle

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{{Infobox
|type = Dragon Quest IX locations
|image = [[File:Stornway Castle.PNG|200px]]
|caption = In game map of Stornway Castle
|title = Stornway Castle
}}
'''Stornway Castle''' is located in [[Stornway]] town.

==Layout==
[[File:StornwayCastleMap.png|thumb|300px|The map of Stornway Castle]]
<gallery columns="3" orientation="none" captionalign="left">
Stornway Castle.PNG|Outside of the Castle
Stornway Castle L1.PNG|Level 1
Stornway Castle L2.PNG|Level 2
Stornway Castle L3.PNG|Level 3
Stornway Castle B1.PNG|Dungeon
Stornway Castle B1 - 2.PNG|Basement
</gallery>

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List of weapons in Dragon Quest IX

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List of weapons in Dragon Quest IX

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Squid kid

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Queen of Ice

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the quuen of ice is also known as the Winter queen.
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Squidgore

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Tentacular

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Squidzilla

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