https://dragonquest-wiki.com/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=156.20.36.30 2026-05-03T07:51:02Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.43.3 https://dragonquest-wiki.com/index.php?title=Cantlin&diff=24628 2018-12-18T20:36:22Z

<p>156.20.36.30: /* Dragon Quest */</p> <hr /> <div>{{LocationInfobox<br /> |game = ''[[Dragon Quest]]''&lt;br&gt;''[[Dragon Quest Builders]]''<br /> |title = Cantlin<br /> |type= City<br /> |image = [[Image:Mercado.jpg|center|350px]]<br /> |caption = Official art of Cantlin.<br /> |japanese=メルキド<br /> |romanji=<br /> }}<br /> <br /> '''Cantlin''' (メルキド, ''Merukido'', '''Mercado''') is a walled city located in the south central region of [[Alefgard]]. It exists in ''[[Dragon Quest]]'' and ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''. It does not appear in ''[[Dragon Quest II]]'' similar to many other locations in Alefgard. Cantlin is most famous for being guarded by a [[golem]] in the original game. It was recently featured in ''[[Dragon Quest Builders]]'' as the starting city, followed by [[Rimuldar]].<br /> <br /> ==Synopsis==<br /> ===''Dragon Quest''===<br /> In ''[[Dragon Quest]]'', the city of Cantlin is typically the last major city the hero visits. It is surrounded by some of the strongest outer world monsters. When first approached, the city is guarded by a [[golem]] monster, which is triggered when the hero first attempts to enter the mountain range surrounding the city. This battle is a one time event, and is the only place where a golem can be encountered. The weapons and armor shop in Cantlin sells the best equipment the character can purchase in the game. [[File:DQB Golem.png|right|thumb|150px|''Dragon Quest Builders'']]Despite all of this, Cantlin is a not a required location to visit in order to complete the game.<br /> <br /> ===''Dragon Quest II''===<br /> Pointing [[Hero (Dragon Quest II)|The Hero]] and his cousins to the [[Lighthouse (Dragon Quest II)|Lightouse]] to find 1 of [[5 Sigils]], the [[Dragonlord's great-great-grandson|grandson]] of the [[Dragonlord]] points them to an island south of where Cantlin once stood.<br /> <br /> ===''Dragon Quest III''===<br /> In ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'', Cantlin contains references to its future representation in ''Dragon Quest'', such as a man contemplating the construction of a [[golem]] to protect the city from attackers. Although all of the shops listed below exist, none of them are occupied or sell anything. The residents of the town have given up working due to the archfiend.<br /> <br /> ==={{DQB}}===<br /> In this game, the Cantlin region consists of four different areas that can be reached by using teleportals:<br /> <br /> *[[The Ravaged Realm]]<br /> *[[Hammerhood Heights]]<br /> *[[Damdara Desert]]<br /> *[[Rockbomb Ravine]]<br /> <br /> ==Weapon/Armor shop 1==<br /> This shop is located right next to the northern entrance to town.<br /> {{VersionTabs|NES|<br /> {{Shop|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=NES}}<br /> {{Shop|subtable}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[bamboo pole|Bamboo Pole]]|price=10g|attributes=+2 Attack}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[club|Club]]|price=60g|attributes=+4 Attack}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[copper sword|Copper Sword]]|price=180g|attributes=+10 Attack}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[leather armor|Leather Armor]]|price=70g|attributes=+4 Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[chain mail|Chain Mail]]|price=300g|attributes=+10 Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[large shield|Large Shield]]|price=800g|attributes=+10 Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|subtablefooter}}<br /> {{Shop|footer}}|SNES|<br /> {{Shop|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=SNES}}<br /> {{Shop|subtable}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[bamboo pole|Bamboo Pole]]|price=10g|attributes=+2 Attack}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Club]]|price=60g|attributes=+4 Attack}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[copper sword|Copper Sword]]|price=180g|attributes=+10 Attack}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[leather clothes|Leather Clothes]]|price=70g|attributes=+4 Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[chain mail|Chain Mail]]|price=300g|attributes=+10 Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[iron shield|Iron Shield]]|price=800g|attributes=+10 Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|subtablefooter}}<br /> {{Shop|footer}}|GBC|<br /> {{Shop|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=GBC}}<br /> {{Shop|subtable}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Bamboo Pole]]|price=10g|attributes=+2 Attack}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Club]]|price=60g|attributes=+4 Attack}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Copper Sword]]|price=180g|attributes=+10 Attack}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Leather Armor]]|price=70g|attributes=+4 Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Chain Armor]]|price=300g|attributes=+10 Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Iron Shield]]|price=800g|attributes=+10 Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|subtablefooter}}<br /> {{Shop|footer}}| }}<br /> <br /> ==Weapon/Armor shop 2==<br /> This shop is located in the southeastern corner of town.<br /> {{VersionTabs|NES|<br /> {{Shop|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=NES}}<br /> {{Shop|subtable}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Iron axe|Hand axe]]|price=560g|attributes=+15 Attack}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Steel broadsword|Broad sword]]|price=1500g|attributes=+20 Attack}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Full plate armour|Full plate]]|price=3000g|attributes=+24 Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Magic armour|Magic armor]]|price=7700g|attributes=+24 Defense&lt;br /&gt;Heals 1 HP every 4 steps}}<br /> {{Shop|subtablefooter}}<br /> {{Shop|footer}}|SNES|<br /> {{Shop|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=SNES}}<br /> {{Shop|subtable}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Iron axe]]|price=560g|attributes=+15 Attack}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Steel broadsword|Steel Sword]]|price=1500g|attributes=+20 Attack}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Full plate armour|Steel Armor]]|price=3000g|attributes=+24 Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Magic armour|Magic armor]]|price=7700g|attributes=+24 Defense&lt;br /&gt;Heals 1 HP every 4 steps}}<br /> {{Shop|subtablefooter}}<br /> {{Shop|footer}}|GBC|<br /> {{Shop|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=GBC}}<br /> {{Shop|subtable}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Iron axe]]|price=560g|attributes=+15 Attack}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Steel broadsword|Steel Sword]]|price=1500g|attributes=+20 Attack}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Full plate armour|Steel armor]]|price=3000g|attributes=+24 Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Magic armour|Magic armor]]|price=7700g|attributes=+24 Defense&lt;br /&gt;Heals 1 HP every 4 steps}}<br /> {{Shop|subtablefooter}}<br /> {{Shop|footer}}| }}<br /> <br /> ==Weapon/Armor shop 3==<br /> This shop is located on the east side of town behind a [[magic key]] door.<br /> {{VersionTabs|NES|<br /> {{Shop|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=NES}}<br /> {{Shop|subtable}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Flame sword]]|price=9800g|attributes=+28 Attack}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Silver shield]]|price=14800g|attributes=+20 Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|subtablefooter}}<br /> {{Shop|footer}}|SNES|<br /> {{Shop|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=SNES}}<br /> {{Shop|subtable}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Flame sword]]|price=9800g|attributes=+28 Attack&lt;br /&gt;Casts Firebal when used as an item}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Mirror shield]]|price=14800g|attributes=+20 Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|subtablefooter}}<br /> {{Shop|footer}}|GBC|<br /> {{Shop|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=GBC}}<br /> {{Shop|subtable}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Flame sword]]|price=9800g|attributes=+28 Attack}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Silver Shield]]|price=14800g|attributes=+20 Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|subtablefooter}}<br /> {{Shop|footer}}| }}<br /> <br /> ==Magic key shop==<br /> This shop is located on the east side of town behind a [[magic key]] door.<br /> {{VersionTabs|NES|<br /> {{Shop|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=NES}}<br /> {{Shop|subtable}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Magic Key]]|price=98g|attributes=Opens a magic key door, one use only}}<br /> {{Shop|subtablefooter}}<br /> {{Shop|footer}}|SNES|<br /> {{Shop|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=NES}}<br /> {{Shop|subtable}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Magic Key]]|price=32g|attributes=Opens a magic key door, one use only}}<br /> {{Shop|subtablefooter}}<br /> {{Shop|footer}}|GBC|| }}<br /> <br /> ==Item shop 1==<br /> This shop is located in the northwestern part of town. This shop does not appear in the SNES and GBC versions of the game. In the NES version, the item shop is referred to as a ''tools'' shop.<br /> {{VersionTabs|NES|<br /> {{Shop|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=NES}}<br /> {{Shop|subtable}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Medicinal herb|Herb]]|price=24g|attributes=Heals a small amount of HP}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Torch]]|price=8g|attributes=Lights a radius around the Hero}}<br /> {{Shop|subtablefooter}}<br /> {{Shop|footer}} }}<br /> <br /> ==Item shop 2==<br /> This shop is located in the western part of town, just south of item shop 1. In the NES version, the item shop is referred to as a ''tools'' shop.<br /> {{VersionTabs|NES|<br /> {{Shop|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=NES}}<br /> {{Shop|subtable}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Dragon's scale]]|price=20g|attributes=Provides a small amount of Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Chimaera wing|Wings]]|price=70g|attributes=Warps the Hero to [[Tantegel Castle]]}}<br /> {{Shop|subtablefooter}}<br /> {{Shop|footer}}|SNES|<br /> {{Shop|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=SNES}}<br /> {{Shop|subtable}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Dragon's scale]]|price=20g|attributes=Provides a small amount of Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Chimaera wing||Wing of the Chimera]]|price=24g|attributes=Warps the Hero to [[Tantegel Castle]]}}<br /> {{Shop|subtablefooter}}<br /> {{Shop|footer}}|GBC|<br /> {{Shop|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=GBC}}<br /> {{Shop|subtable}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Dragon's scale|D-Scale]]|price=20g|attributes=Provides a small amount of Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Chimaera wing|Warp Wing]]|price=24g|attributes=Warps the Hero to [[Tantegel Castle]]}}<br /> {{Shop|subtablefooter}}<br /> {{Shop|footer}}| }}<br /> <br /> ==Item shop 3==<br /> This shop does not exist in the original NES version. Instead the fairy water shop is located in its place.<br /> {{VersionTabs|SNES|<br /> {{Shop|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=SNES}}<br /> {{Shop|subtable}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Dragon's scale]]|price=20g|attributes=Provides a small amount of Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Chimaera wing||Wing of the Chimera]]|price=24g|attributes=Warps the Hero to [[Tantegel Castle]]}}<br /> {{Shop|subtablefooter}}<br /> {{Shop|footer}}|GBC|<br /> {{Shop|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=GBC}}<br /> {{Shop|subtable}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Dragon's scale|D-Scale]]|price=20g|attributes=Provides a small amount of Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Chimaera wing|Warp Wing]]|price=24g|attributes=Warps the Hero to [[Tantegel Castle]]}}<br /> {{Shop|subtablefooter}}<br /> {{Shop|footer}}| }}<br /> <br /> ==Fairy water shop==<br /> This shop is located in the central eastern part of town in the NES version. In the other versions, it has been moved to the southeastern corner of town.<br /> {{VersionTabs|NES|<br /> <br /> {{Shop|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=NES}}<br /> {{Shop|subtable}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[fairy water|Fairy Water]]|price=38g|attributes=Keeps low level monsters away}}<br /> {{Shop|subtablefooter}}<br /> {{Shop|footer}}|SNES|<br /> {{Shop|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=SNES}}<br /> {{Shop|subtable}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Holy water|Fairy water]]|price=12g|attributes=Keeps low level monsters away}}<br /> {{Shop|subtablefooter}}<br /> {{Shop|footer}}|GBC|<br /> {{Shop|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=GBC}}<br /> {{Shop|subtable}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Dragon's scale|D-Scale]]|price=20g|attributes=Provides a small amount of Defense}}<br /> {{Shop|entry|item=[[Chimaera wing|Warp Wing]]|price=24g|attributes=Warps the Hero to [[Tantegel Castle]]}}<br /> {{Shop|subtablefooter}}<br /> {{Shop|footer}}| }}<br /> <br /> ==Locked doors==<br /> {{VersionTabs|Dragon&amp;nbsp;Quest|<br /> <br /> {{LockedDoor|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=NES}}<br /> {{LockedDoor|entry|keytype=[[magic key|Magic Key]]|info=2 doors in southwestern part of town. Lead to man with clue about Erdrick's Armor}}<br /> {{LockedDoor|entry|keytype=[[magic key|Magic Key]]|info=2 doors in south central part of town. Lead to old man with clue about Erdrick's Token}}<br /> {{LockedDoor|entry|keytype=[[magic key|Magic Key]]|info=Door in eastern part of town. Leads to Magic Key and Weapon/Armor shop.}}<br /> {{LockedDoor|footer}}|III|<br /> {{LockedDoor|header|title=[[Dragon Quest III]]|subtitle=NES}}<br /> {{LockedDoor|entry|keytype=[[Thief's Key]]|info=3 doors in the 2nd floor of a house}}<br /> {{LockedDoor|entry|keytype=[[Thief's Key]]|info=2 doors in south central part of town}}<br /> {{LockedDoor|footer}} }}<br /> <br /> ==Items==<br /> {{VersionTabs|SNES|<br /> {{LocationItem|header|title=[[Dragon Quest]]|subtitle=SNES}}<br /> {{LocationItem|entry|item=[[defense seed|Defense Seed]]|location=Dresser in the inn}}<br /> {{LocationItem|entry|item=[[magic key|Magic Key]]|location=Dresser in southwestern man's house}}<br /> {{LocationItem|footer}}|GBC|<br /> {{LocationItem|subtablefooter}} }}<br /> {{LocationItem|header|title=[[Dragon Quest III]]|subtitle=GBC}}<br /> {{LocationItem|entry|item=[[Mini medal|Tiny medal]]|location=Search in the building in the top left corner of town}}<br /> {{LocationItem|entry|item=[[Prayer ring|Wizard's ring]]|location=Search in the center of the building on the lower left corner of town}}<br /> {{LocationItem|entry|item=[[T'n'T ticket|Token]]|location=Search by the counter in the building on the lower right corner of town}}<br /> {{LocationItem|entry|item=[[Dark robe]]|location=It will be available to search for in a grassy area in the center building after getting the second riddle in [[Zenith]]}}<br /> {{LocationItem|entry|item=[[Punk ring]]|location=Dresser in the inn}}<br /> {{LocationItem|entry|item=[[T'n'T ticket|Token]]|location=Left drawer upstair in the huge shop on the left side of the town}}<br /> {{LocationItem|entry|item=[[Party dress]]|location=Right drawer upstair in the huge shop on the left side of the town}}<br /> {{LocationItem|entry|item=[[Kindly book]]|location=On a bookshelf upstair in the huge shop on the left side of the town}}<br /> {{LocationItem|entry|item=[[Lady book]]|location=On a bookshelf upstair in the huge shop on the left side of the town}}<br /> {{LocationItem|entry|item=[[Smart book]]|location=On a bookshelf upstair in the huge shop on the left side of the town}}<br /> {{LocationItem|entry|item=[[Hero book]]|location=On a bookshelf upstair in the huge shop on the left side of the town}}<br /> {{LocationItem|entry|item=[[Defy book]]|location=On a bookshelf upstair in the huge shop on the left side of the town}}<br /> {{LocationItem|footer}}<br /> <br /> ==Location attributes==<br /> {{LocationAttr|bank}}<br /> {{LocationAttr|casino}}<br /> *Note: The vault only appears in the SNES and GBC versions of ''Dragon Quest''. The monster arena only appears in ''Dragon Quest III''.<br /> <br /> ==[[Inn]]==<br /> {{VersionTabs|Dragon&amp;nbsp;Quest|{{VersionTabs|NES|<br /> {{Inn|game=[[Dragon Quest]]|console=NES|price=100g}}|SNES|<br /> {{Inn|game=[[Dragon Quest]]|console=NES|price=50g}}|GBC||}}|III|{{VersionTabs|NES|<br /> {{Inn|entry|game=[[Dragon Quest III]]|console=NES|price=25g/per person}}|SNES||GBC||}} }}<br /> <br /> ==Nearby monsters==<br /> *[[Boss troll]]<br /> *[[Ghoul]]<br /> *[[Muddy hand|Goopi]]<br /> *[[Stone guardian|Granite titan]] (Called by Goopi)<br /> *[[Walking corpse|Hork]] (Called by Voodoo warlock)<br /> *[[Scalgon]]<br /> *[[Voodoo shaman]] (Called by Ghoul)<br /> *[[Voodoo warlock]]<br /> *[[Chimaera|Wyvern]]<br /> <br /> ==Gallery==<br /> &lt;center&gt;&lt;gallery&gt;<br /> Image:Golem Battle.png|''DQ I'' Golem battle<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;&lt;/center&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Maps==<br /> &lt;center&gt;&lt;gallery&gt;<br /> Image:CANTLIN.png<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;&lt;/center&gt;<br /> <br /> {{DQI}}<br /> {{DQIII}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Dragon Quest I locations]]<br /> [[Category:Dragon Quest III locations]]<br /> [[Category:Dragon Quest Builders locations]]</div>

156.20.36.30 https://dragonquest-wiki.com/index.php?title=Party&diff=131452 2018-09-17T15:25:22Z

<p>156.20.36.30: /* Wagon */</p> <hr /> <div>The '''''party''''' refers to a set of playable characters that carry out the progress of a game. Originally introduced in ''[[Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line|Dragon Quest II]]'', and made customizable in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'', it has become a staple of the [[Dragon Quest (series)|''Dragon Quest'' series]].<br /> <br /> ==Appearances==<br /> ===''[[Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line|Dragon Quest II]]''===<br /> ''Dragon Quest II'' did not offer any customization of party members. Instead, the [[Hero (Dragon Quest II)|hero]] must recruit his two cousins, the [[Prince of Cannock]] and the [[Princess of Moonbrooke]].<br /> ===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===<br /> ''DQIII'' introduced the concept of a totally customizable party to the series. The vocation, sex, and personality (in all remakes) of a party member can be controlled by the player when a character is created at [[Patty's Party Planning Place]] (a bar) in [[Aliahan]]. While only four characters (including the hero) may be in the party, extra characters will stay in the bar.<br /> [[File:DQ4-DS-OVERWORLD-SCREENSHOT.jpg|right|250px|thumb|The party exploring the world in ''Dragon Quest IV''.]]<br /> ===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===<br /> With the series shifting focus to character-driven narratives, the act of character creation has been removed. The party line up can be changed on the fly, and even in battle, thanks to the addition of the wagon. In addition, '''all characters''' in the wagon recieve experience points at the end of battle.<br /> <br /> ''IV'' also brought A.I. to the series: once the Hero gathers companions in the beginning of the fifth chapter, they may be assigned one of several battle strategies to adhere to. A.I. could not be turned off in the original NES version.<br /> ===''[[Dragon Quest V]]''===<br /> The abundance of [[Monster recruitment|recruitable monsters]] saw the necessity of [[Monty]], the monster monitor. The veteran veterinarian will care for all creatures not in the active party of the wagon. ''V'' also saw return of Patty, to manage the human cast when not in battle. <br /> ===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===<br /> Patty has taken up monster monitoring in addition to her usual services in ''VI'', located in [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VI)|Alltrades Abbey]]. In the Super Famicom version, 15 of the 20 recruitable monsters can be kept at the bar, where as all slime buddies can be recruited in the remakes.<br /> <br /> ===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===<br /> The wagon has been abolished in ''VII'', with characters joining and leaving the party at various points in the story. There are five permanent characters in the main game, with the extra one staying put in a town when not traveling with the hero. This character will not gain experience points. <br /> <br /> ===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===<br /> Characters join the Hero as the story progresses, with customization being represented through character-specific skillsets. As there are only four playable characters in the original version, the wagon is used to house the [[Alchemy pot]].<br /> *Two additional characters can join the heroes in the 3DS remake. How they are housed when not in the active party is currently unknown.<br /> <br /> ===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===<br /> ''IX'' is very reminiscent of ''III'', in that characters are created with the help of Patty and stay at the Quester's Rest in [[Stornway]] while not traveling. As these characters have no party chat or story presence, [[Stella]] takes up the task of being the Hero's (very) vocal companion and adding colour commentary to cut-scenes and events.<br /> <br /> ==Mechanics==<br /> ===Lineup===<br /> Some ''Dragon Quest'' games offer the position of party members in battle to be customized. The position of each member affects how often an enemy will target them. Note that this does not affect the success or failure of said attacks, simply whom they're directed at.<br /> <br /> The base formula for calculating party position targeting in most games is:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |-<br /> ! Lineup Position !! Targeting Percentage<br /> |-<br /> | 1st || 40%<br /> |-<br /> | 2nd || 30%<br /> |-<br /> | 3rd || 20%<br /> |-<br /> | 4th || 10%<br /> |}<br /> <br /> In ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]'' it is:<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |-<br /> ! Lineup Position !! Targeting Percentage<br /> |-<br /> | 1st || 35%<br /> |-<br /> | 2nd || 35%<br /> |-<br /> | 3rd || 20%<br /> |-<br /> | 4th || 10%<br /> |}<br /> ===[[Wagon]]===<br /> The wagon was implemented in ''IV'' to accommodate the larger cast of playable characters. Characters (even deceased ones) can be switched in and out of battle as a free action that doesn't eat up the player's turn. As mentioned above, characters sitting in the wagon will receive experience points even if they did not participate in battle. Unfortunately, characters will not regain HP or MP while riding.<br /> {{Series_mechanics}}</div>

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