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Balzack

2012-12-01T14:49:18Z

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'''Balzack''' is a character in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''. A student of [[Maya]] and [[Meena|Meena's]] father, the alchemist [[Mahabala]]. Balzack killed his teacher for the [[Secret of Evolution]] he had discovered, being an underling of [[Psaro]]. The entirety of Chapter 4 is centered on the sisters' quest to confront Balzack, whom they finally confront at [[Palais de Léon]]. However due to the intervention of the [[Marquis de Léon]], the sisters are defeated, thrown in jail, and ultimately forced to flee to [[Endor]].

==Battle==
===Balzack===
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He uses powerful magical and breath attacks, and if he is injured he will heal himself fully with [[Heal|Fullheal]], however, he is vulnerable to the effects of the [[Ball of Silence]].

===Baalzack===
[[Image:BaalzackArt.png|thumb|right|300px|After the transformation]]
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In the fifth chapter, the Secret of Evolution has transformed him into a more powerful being: Baalzack (or "Balzack+"). He is occupying the empty Castle [[Zamoksva]]. He is very arrogant, and disliked even by his subordinate [[demon]]s. His intention, he says, is to enhance his body to be even more godlike than [[Psaro the Manslayer]], but he lacks the [[Armlet of Transmutation]] which allows him to use the full power of the Secret of Evolution. With the help of the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|hero]], Maya and Meena are able to finally defeat him.

==Remakes==
*In the NES Version, the Ball of Silence in addition to disabling Balzack's magic also changes his coloring. The remakes remove the change in color.
*In the NES Version, Balzack's sprite through both encounters is the one used for [[Psaro's Pawn]] and [[Master Kung]]. In the [[Playstation]] and [[DS]] Versions, he takes the form of a king until the battle begins and then changes to a sprite resembling his battle form.

==Other Appearances==
===Dragon Quest Monsters===
===Dragon Quest Monsters 2===
==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Baalzack DQM GBC.png
File:Balzak.png
File:BalzackSofubi.jpg|<center>Balzack, from the Dragon Quest [[Sofubi Monster]] merchandise series.</center>
Image:Balzack2r.gif|Balzack after using the Secret of Evolution. From the PlayStation remake of Dragon Quest IV.
Image:Balzack1dq4r.gif
</gallery>

==References==
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Rosehill

2012-12-01T14:34:56Z

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[[Image:Rosehill.png|right|thumb|260px|Official art of Rosehill]]
'''Rosehill''' (originally '''Rosalee Hill''') is a town in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''. [[Psaro]] built a small fortress for his lover [[Rose]] far away from humans, because they sought her ruby tears to pad their coffers. The town of Rosehill grew up around it as others looking for shelter from humans relocated there. When the party visits it, it is a town of [[elf|elves]] and animals who have gained the ability to speak thanks to the [[Secret of Evolution]].

==Treasures==
*[[Seed of magic]]
*[[Mini medal]]
*[[Poison needle]]
*[[Ball of Silence]]

==Enemies==
*[[Sir Roseguardin]]
*[[Chillanodon]]

==Remake==
*In the [[NES]] Version, using the [[Flute of revelation]] reveals a stairway that leads the player into a hidden part of the tower. In the [[Playstation]] & [[DS]] Version, using the flute reveals an elevating platform which descends into the hidden portion of the tower.
*The [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|Hero]] and his companions go by Rosehill at the end of the game. The first version of the ending shows Rose being mourned, while the second shows Rose and Psaro viewing the party's [[Balloon|balloon]] floating by.

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Rosehill

2012-12-01T14:34:29Z

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[[Image:Rosehill.png|right|thumb|260px|Official art of Rosehill]]
'''Rosehill''' (originally '''Rosalee Hill''') is a town in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''. [[Psaro]] built a small fortress for his lover [[Rose]] far away from humans, because they sought her ruby tears to pad their coffers. The town of Rosehill grew up around it as others looking for shelter from humans relocated there. When the party visits it, it is a town of [[elf|elves]] and animals who have gained the ability to speak thanks to the [[Secret of Evolution]].

==Treasures==
*[[Seed of magic]]
*[[Mini medal]]
*[[Poison needle]]
*[[Ball of Silence]]

==Enemies==
*[[Sir Roseguardin]]
*[[Chillanodon]]

==Remake==
*In the [[NES]] Version, using the [[Flute of revelation]] reveals a stairway that leads the player into a hidden part of the tower. In the [[Playstation]] & [[DS]] Version, using the flute reveals an elevating platform which descends into the hidden portion of the tower.
*The [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV|Hero]] and his companions go by Rosehill at the end of the game. The first version of the ending shows Rose being mourned, while the second shows Rose and Psaro viewing the party's [[Balloon|balloon]] floating by.

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Orifiela

2012-11-30T10:32:15Z

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{{Character
|Name=Orifiela
|Game=Dragon Quest IV
|Image=[[Image:Orifiela ilustracion.jpg|160px]]
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|Japanese name=ルーシア
|Roumaji=Ruushia
|Title=
|Class=Zenithian
|Race=Zenithian
|Age=Ageless
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Orifiela (Lucia originally) is a temporary playable character in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''. When the party finds her, she has somehow fallen out of the sky and landed in the branches of the World Tree. They help her come to and she points out the [[Zenithia Sword]], then helps them to reach [[Zenithia]] itself. After leaving the party, she offers up [[Doran]], her pet [[dragon]], to travel with the party in her place. After she leaves the party, dialogue from a Zenithian NPC seems to imply that Orifiela is the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|Hero]]'s mother.
==Equipment==
*[[Somatic staff]]
*[[Flowing dress]]

==Spells==
*[[Fullheal]]
*[[Kasap]]
*[[Dazzle]]

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:OrifielaFamicom.png|Famicom art
</gallery>
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Laurel

2012-11-30T10:30:56Z

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{{Character
|Name=Laurent
|Game=''Dragon Quest IV''
|Image=[[Image:LaurelArt.png|140px]]
|Sprite=[[Image:Dq4laurent-sprite-NES.gif]]
|Japanese name=ロレンス
|Roumaji=Rorensu
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|Class=Poet
|Race=Human
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|}}

'''Laurel''' (Laurent in the NES version) is a temporary playable character in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''. [[Torneko]] finds him staying at the inn in [[Endor]], finding that poetry doesn't pay particularly well and looking for work. In exchange for advance payment 600 [[Gold]] Pieces, he is willing to join Taloon for a 5 days at a time. He's useful in his ability to cast spells, which Taloon can't do himself. After Chapter 3, he is no longer recruitable.

==Equipment==
*[[Poison moth knife]]
*[[Leather armour]]
*[[Leather shield]]

==Spells==
*[[Heal]]
*[[Sizz]]
*[[Snooze]]
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Cove's Cove

2012-11-30T05:11:51Z

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The '''Cave Southeast of Femiscyra''' is a cave dungeon in [[Dragon Quest IV]]. It is used by [[Kirk Buzzer]] when he escapes from [[Femiscyra]] with a rosary stolen from an inhabitant.

==Treasures==
*[[Mini medal]] (2)
*[[Seed of strength]]
*1,050 [[Gold]] Coins
*[[Seed of resilience]]
*[[Iron mask]]
*[[Dragon shield]]
*[[Mercury's bandana]]
*[[Holy water]]

==Local enemies==
*[[Beleth]]
*[[Bulldozer]]
*[[Chicken poxer]]
*[[Chillanodon]]
*[[Eoraptor]]
*[[Grim rider]]
*[[Spitfire]]
*[[War-rus]]
*[[Kirk Buzzer]]

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Midheal

2012-11-29T05:33:48Z

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{{Spell Infobox
|title = Midheal
|image =
|japanese = ベホイミ
|romaji = Behoimi
|old = Healmore
|type = Restorative
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The spell '''Midheal''' (ベホイミ ''Behoimi'', first localized in English as '''Healmore''') is a recurring healing spell in the [[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest Series]]. It restores a moderate amount of HP to one character. It is related to the spells [[Heal]], [[Moreheal]], [[Fullheal]], [[Multiheal]], and [[Omniheal]].

[[Medislime]]s are known for this spell.

==Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest I]]===

===[[Dragon Quest II]]===

===[[Dragon Quest III]]===

===[[Dragon Quest IV]]===
Midheal is learned by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|Hero]] at level 7, [[Meena]] at 13, and [[Kiryl]] at 16.

===[[Dragon Quest V]]===
Midheal is learned by the following:

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!style="background:#77479B; color: white;"|Level
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|[[Pankraz]]||--
|-
|[[Nera Briscoletti|Nera]]||--
|-
|[[Chimaera/recruit|Chimaera]]||--
|-
|[[Cross eye/recruit|Cross eye]]||--
|-
|[[Revaulting horse/recruit|Revaulting horse]]||--
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|[[Cureslime/Recruit|Cureslime]]||3
|-
|[[Conkuisitor/recruit|Conkuisitor]]||5
|-
|[[Slime knight/recruit|Slime knight]]||5
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|[[Healslime/recruit|Healslime]]||7
|-
|[[Epipany/recruit|Epipany]]||10
|-
|[[Conkuistador/recruit|Conkuistador]]||10
|-
|[[Hero (Dragon Quest V)|Hero]]||11
|-
|[[Hero's Son (Dragon Quest V)|Son]]||12
|-
|[[Dwight]]||15
|-
|[[Jailcat/recruit|Jailcat]]||15
|-
|[[Hawk man/recruit|Hawk man]]||15
|}

===[[Dragon Quest VI]]===
Midheal is already known by [[Nevan]], [[Goober]], and [[Kingsley]] upon joining the party, and is learned by [[Milly]] at level 13, [[Healie]] at level 9, and [[Curie]] at level 6. Everyone else can learn it by advancing to rank 4 of the [[Priest]] vocation.

===[[Dragon Quest VII]]===

===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
Midheal is learned by [[Angelo]] at level 15, and by [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|the Hero]] at level 18.

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
Midheal is learned by [[priest]]s and [[sage]]s at level 16, [[paladin]]s at level 20, [[minstrel]]s at level 21, [[ranger]]s at level 22, and [[luminary|luminaries]] at level 23. It costs 4 MP to cast, and restores at least 75 HP.

==See Also==
* [[Heal]], a.k.a. ''Hoimi''.
* [[Moreheal]]
* [[Fullheal]], a.k.a. ''Healall'', ''Behoma''.
* [[Multiheal]], a.k.a. ''Healus'', ''Behomaraa''.
* [[Omniheal]], a.k.a. ''Healusall'', ''Behomazun''.
* [[Spell List]]

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Sizz

2012-11-29T04:58:17Z

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{{Spell Infobox
|title = Sizz
|image = [[Image:DQ3 Spell Sizz.png]]
|japanese = ギラ
|romaji = Gira
|old = Hurt / Firebal
|type = Offensive
}}

'''Sizz''' (also called '''Firebal''') is a spell in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series. It is one of the first spells, introduced in the original ''[[Dragon Quest]]'', and is often learned by [[Mage]]s and other practitioners of offensive magic.

Sizz is often depicted as a line of fire that pierces a group of enemies. The flames intensify and movements grow more elaborate as the spell advances.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest]]''===
Originally translated as '''Hurt''' and the only damaging spell in the game. The one-on-one style battles meant that it could only hit one enemy since there were never any groups to fight.

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!colspan="3" style="background:silver"|Name
!rowspan="2" style="background:silver"|Learned
!rowspan="2" style="background:silver"|MP Cost
!rowspan="2" style="background:silver"|Effect
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!GBC
!日本語 (JP)
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|style="background:#FF8080"|Hurt
|style="background:#FF8080"|Firebal
|style="background:#FF8080"| -- (--)
| Lv.4
| 2
| Damages the enemy for 15 HP
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|style="background:#FF8080"|Hurtmore
|style="background:#FF8080"|Firebane
|style="background:#FF8080"| -- (--)
| Lv.19
| 5
| Damages the enemy for 100 HP
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===''[[Dragon Quest II]]''===
The [[Prince of Cannock]] learns this spell at level 3, and it allows hit to damage a group of enemies for 2 mp, and hits for an average of 20.

===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
Learned by Wizards and Sages at level 7, Sizz scorches a group of enemies for an average of 20 damage, and costs 4 mp to cast.
===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
Sizz is learned by [[Maya]] at level 7 and the [[hero (Dragon Quest IV)|the hero]] at level 11. It costs 4 mp to cast and singes a group of enemies for around 20 points of damage. [[Laurel]] knows the spell.

===''[[Dragon Quest V]]''===
Hits one group of foes for 4 mp, and deals between 16~24 damage.
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===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
Sizz is learned by [[Ashlynn]] at level 6, and is already known by [[Mercury]] upon joining. Other characters can learn it by advancing to rank 2 of the [[Mage]] vocation. The spells costs users 4 mp, and hits between 16~24 damage.

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
Sizz is learned by both [[Hero (Dragon Quest VIII)|the hero]] and [[Jessica]] at level 11.

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Psaro (Character)

2012-11-29T04:54:19Z

50.35.222.69: /* As an Ally */

:''This article is about the character, for the enemy form see [[Psaro (Enemy)]]''
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[[Image:PsaroPSXArt.png|right|thumb|200px|PlayStation artwork]]
'''Psaro the Manslayer''' (originally '''Saro''' and '''Necrosaro''' in the NES localization, ''Dragon Warrior IV'') is the central villain of ''[[Dragon Quest IV|Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen]]'' and a recurring monster in the [[Dragon Quest (series)|series]]. He is a powerful demon with a passionate hatred for humanity.

During his rise to evil, Psaro attempted to kill the hero, sought the secret of evolution, and searched for the resting place of [[Estark]], Ruler of Evil. Enraged by the death of [[Rosaly]], Psaro became [[Psaro the Manslayer]].

==Appearance and Personality==
Psaro at first appears fairly humanoid, though his red eyes, pointed ears, and vast powers would no sooner reveal him for what he really is. He has long silver hair, pale skin and wears a dark outfit with a single distinct shoulder pad, spiked and appearing to be made of bone, and a long fur cape. Upon using the Secret of Evolution he turns into a likeness of [[Estark]] and steadily morphs into a vicious horned demon with a second face on his torso as the player fights against him.

Psaro loathes humans, his Manslayer title likely derived from his stance on human presence. Despite this intense hatred, Psaro is remarkably kind to all other beings, notably monsters and especially the elf Rosaly. His romantic attachment to Rosaly is so strong that it drives him insane when he learns of her murder and can be freed from the Secret of Evolution's twisting power if she is revived and brought before him. In the Japanese remake of the DS and PSX version, he has a personality which is known to be [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsundere tsundere] if party chat is used while he is in the party.

==In Dragon Quest IV==
He is mentioned in every chapter, and his actions drive much of the game's plot.

===Chapter 1===
Psaro is behind the kidnapping of the children of [[Strathbaile]], and [[Ragnar]] fights [[Psaro's Shadow]] as a final boss to this chapter.

===Chapter 2===
Psaro is the top contender in the [[Tournament of Endor]], having defeated five combatants in succession, when [[Alena]] and her party arrives. But after [[Alena]] defeats five fighters as well, he is nowhere to be found and [[Alena]] is declared the champion of the tournament. It is presumed that he went after the [[Golden Bracelet]] which [[Alena]] gave up to save [[Anya]], the fake princess, in [[Vrenor]].

===Chapter 3===
When [[Torneko]] arrives in Endor, the tournament and Psaro are mentioned by several townspeople.

===Chapter 4===
After the sisters [[Meena]] and [[Maya]] defeat [[Balzack]], the [[Marquis de Leon]] appears stating that Psaro will not be happy about it, and then easily defeats the sisters.

===Chapter 5===
This chapter starts with Psaro leading a group of monsters into the hero's [[Hometown]] and killing everyone except the hero. After this he desires to resurrect [[Estark]]. When [[Estark's Palace]] is discovered by the miners in [[Mammon Mine]], Psaro leads a group of monsters from the [[Diabolic Hall]] to the mine. He is successful in resurrecting the ruler of evil, but the [[Hero (Dragon Warrior IV)|hero]] and his party are able to defeat Estark. Next, scenes of Psaro are seen in the dream sequence in [[Strathbaile]].

====After the Secret of Evolution====
Finally after using the secret of evolution upon himself, Psaro takes up residence in [[Nadiria]] and becomes the final boss [[Psaro the Manslayer]] in ''Dragon Warrior IV''; in ''Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen'', Psaro the Manslayer is only the boss of chapter 5, as a sixth chapter was added to the remake where [[Aamon]] is the final boss.

===Chapter 6 (Remake Only)===
The remake contains an additional sixth chapter, in which the Secret of Evolution is undone by [[Rose]]'s tears and Psaro becomes a companion of the protagonist (a full PC whose actions in battle can be controlled).

====As an Ally====
Psaro's initial state is of course quite powerful; he starts at level 35 and all his stats are high, not to mention he can learn powerful spells such as [[Lightning Storm]] and [[Magic Burst]] (most of which originally premiered in later Dragon Quest installments). He can furthermore equip cursed equipment without penalty and without having his stats zeroed. He can also equip the items given by [[Chow Mein]] and [[Foo Yung]] which include:
*[[Pandemonic sword]]
*[[Pandemonic armour]]
*[[Pandemonic shield]]
*[[Pandemonic helm]]

====In Battle====
If the player chooses to pursue the bonus content and make Psaro an ally they will quickly find that he is more than a jack-of-all-trades, being adept at healing, support, and especially offensive abilities. If the time is taken to level him up he will swiftly become the most powerful ally in the game.

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==Other Appearances==
===In Monster Battle Road II Legend===
[[Image:Saromb.png|200px|left|Psaro's appearance in Monster Battle Road II Legend.]]Psaro appears as a playable character, as well as the boss for Legend Quest IV in Chapter 7: The demon Lord.

===In Monster Battle Road Victory===
After the hero of Monster Battle Road Victory wins over his/her rival Ryuuta, Psaro escapes from the game world to the real world to challenge the hero. After clearing the game, he will be at the harbor waiting for the hero to challenge him again.

==Trivia==
*There are two Psaros in the remake; the other one is a gender-confused naked man.
**In the PSX version, if you talk to the Psaro in your party, he will say "W-Why are you trying to talk to me?!"
*Psaro's appearance closely resembles [http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/Sephiroth Sephiroth] from another popular Square Enix game series called Final Fantasy and have many things in common; such as having different forms as enemies and both being villains with tragedies, because of their similarities, there are some jokes in Japan which involves the two, such as Psaro and Sephiroth are actually secret twins, or sometimes calling either one of them as "Psaroth".
*Psaro's outfit is roughly based off the baroque prince's outfit (Hence the puffed sleeves and pants), and implies that he may be a prince or from royalty. Also, in [[Dragon Quest IX]]'s Japanese version of the bestiary, it mentions him as a prince.
*In Monster Battle Road Victory, his first person in Japanese is changed from "私" (Watashi is a polite saying as a first person in Japanese) to "俺" (Ore, a common first person used by boys, usually it is considered as impolite.). Many fans disliked his new first person.
*In Monster Battle Road manga and Victory, there is a genderbent version of Psaro named Queen Psaro (クイーンピサロ）. Unlike Psaro, who is ruthless and cold, she has a person similar to [[Deborah]]. If you beat her, you can get a puff puff from her.
**Apparently it is unknown if she has any relation to Psaro in any way.

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Lightning staff

2012-11-28T23:58:26Z

50.35.222.69: /* Dragon Quest IV */

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[[File:Staff of thunder.png|thumb|170px|right|Staff of Thunder]]
The '''Lightning Staff''', also known as the '''Staff of Thunder''' or '''Bolt Staff''', is a powerful weapon wielded by spell casters in the [[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest Series]].

==Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest II]]===
In [[Dragon Quest II]] the Staff of Thunder is dropped by the [[Evil Clown]] in the dungeon of [[Midenhall]]. When used in combat the Staff of Thunder casts [[Infernos]]. It is the most powerful weapon the [[Princess of Moonbrooke]] can equip. In the [[NES]] version, players can continually sell it for money by selling it, then saving & reseting the game and fighting Evil Clown again. The [[Super Famicom]] and [[Game Boy]] Version only provide one Lightning Staff per game.

===[[Dragon Quest III]]===
In [[Dragon Quest III]] the Staff of Thunder can be found near a well in [[Soo]]. It casts [[Firebane]] when used as an item.

===[[Dragon Quest IV]]===
In [[Dragon Quest IV]] the Lightning Staff is hidden in the [[Castle Nadiria]]. [[Borya]] and [[Maya]] are able to use it. It has an attack bonus of +29, and casts [[Kasap]] when used as a tool in battle. In the remakes, it can be found in the [[Vault of Vrenor]] in a hidden stairway that's revealed when you search the chest that originally contained the [[Armlet of Transmutation]].

===[[Dragon Quest V]]===
The lightning staff has an attack bonus of +29. It can be picked up in the [[Faerie Palace]].

===[[Dragon Quest VII]]===
In [[Dragon Quest VII]], the Bolt Staff is found in [[Mardra]] after [[Zeppel]] is defeated.

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
The lightning staff has an attack bonus of +24.

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===

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Lightning staff

2012-11-28T13:18:42Z

50.35.222.69: /* Dragon Quest II */

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[[File:Staff of thunder.png|thumb|170px|right|Staff of Thunder]]
The '''Lightning Staff''', also known as the '''Staff of Thunder''' or '''Bolt Staff''', is a powerful weapon wielded by spell casters in the [[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest Series]].

==Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest II]]===
In [[Dragon Quest II]] the Staff of Thunder is dropped by the [[Evil Clown]] in the dungeon of [[Midenhall]]. When used in combat the Staff of Thunder casts [[Infernos]]. It is the most powerful weapon the [[Princess of Moonbrooke]] can equip. In the [[NES]] version, players can continually sell it for money by selling it, then saving & reseting the game and fighting Evil Clown again. The [[Super Famicom]] and [[Game Boy]] Version only provide one Lightning Staff per game.

===[[Dragon Quest III]]===
In [[Dragon Quest III]] the Staff of Thunder can be found near a well in [[Soo]]. It casts [[Firebane]] when used as an item.

===[[Dragon Quest IV]]===
In [[Dragon Quest IV]] the Lightning Staff is hidden in the [[Palace of Necrosaro]]. [[Borya]] and [[Maya]] are able to use it. It has an attack bonus of +29, and casts [[Kasap]] when used as a tool in battle. In the remakes, it can be found in the [[Vault of Vrenor]] in a hidden stairway that's revealed when you search the chest that originally contained the [[Armlet of Transmutation]].

===[[Dragon Quest V]]===
The lightning staff has an attack bonus of +29. It can be picked up in the [[Faerie Palace]].

===[[Dragon Quest VII]]===
In [[Dragon Quest VII]], the Bolt Staff is found in [[Mardra]] after [[Zeppel]] is defeated.

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
The lightning staff has an attack bonus of +24.

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===

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Heal

2012-11-28T13:12:17Z

50.35.222.69: /* Appearances */

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|image =[[File:Bianca&Hero.png|200px]]
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'''Heal''' is a spell in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series. As its name suggests, it functions to restore the [[Hit Points]] of the character it is used on.

Heal and its variations are commonly learned by [[Priest]]s and the game's [[Hero]]. [[Healslime]]s also know Heal, with more powerful palette swaps knowing better versions of the spell.

==Appearances==
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The basic heal spell is known by [[Kiryl]] and [[Meena]] at level 1, and by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|Hero]] at level 4. [[Healie]] and [[Laurel]] also know the spell.
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Hardie

2012-11-28T13:10:01Z

50.35.222.69: /* Equipment */

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'''Hardie''' (Strom in the NES version) is a temporary playable character in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''. [[Torneko]] finds him front of the church in Chapter 3 at [[Endor]], looking for work. In exchange for advance payment of 400 [[Gold]] Pieces, he is willing to join Torneko for a 5 days at a time. He lends his considerable physical strength and bulk to Torneko's quest for treasure. After Chapter 3, he can no longer be recruited.

In Chapter 5, he is told a fortune by [[Meena]] just before the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|Hero]] arrives in Endor.

==Equipment==
*[[Iron lance]]
*[[Chain mail]]
*[[Leather shield]]

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Image:HardieFamicom.png|Famicom art
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Laurel

2012-11-28T13:09:37Z

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'''Laurel''' (Laurent in the NES version) is a temporary playable character in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''. [[Torneko]] finds him staying at the inn in [[Endor]], finding that poetry doesn't pay particularly well and looking for work. In exchange for advance payment 600 [[Gold]] Pieces, he is willing to join Taloon for a 5 days at a time. He's useful in his ability to cast spells, which Taloon can't do himself. After Chapter 3, he is no longer recruitable.

==Equipment==
*[[Poison moth knife]]
*[[Leather armour]]
*[[Leather shield]]
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Hardie

2012-11-28T13:09:33Z

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'''Hardie''' (Strom in the NES version) is a temporary playable character in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''. [[Torneko]] finds him front of the church in Chapter 3 at [[Endor]], looking for work. In exchange for advance payment of 400 [[Gold]] Pieces, he is willing to join Torneko for a 5 days at a time. He lends his considerable physical strength and bulk to Torneko's quest for treasure. After Chapter 3, he can no longer be recruited.

In Chapter 5, he is told a fortune by [[Meena]] just before the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|Hero]] arrives in Endor.

==Equipment==
*[[Iron lance]]
*[[Chainmail]]
*[[Leather shield]]
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Image:HardieFamicom.png|Famicom art
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Hank Hoffman Jr.

2012-11-28T13:05:18Z

50.35.222.69: /* Remakes */

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'''Hank Hoffman, Jr.''' (Hector in the [[NES]] version) is a temporary playable character in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''. The son of an innkeeper, he lost faith in his friends when they seemingly betrayed him while on a quest, and as a result distrusts all humanity. However, after the party shows him the [[symbol of faith]] they found in the [[Cave of Betrayal]], he comes to his senses and is able to come to terms with the past.

He then joins the group, bring the wagon with him. Eventually, the party reaches [[Mintos]] and helps [[Alena]] & [[Borya]] to retrieve the [[Feverfew root]] to cure an ill [[Kiryl]]. Upon leaving, Hank decides to learn his father's trade from [[Hilton]] and leaves the party, giving them his [[wagon]] and his horse, Mary Lou, in thanks.

==Equipment==
*[[Iron lance]]
*[[Bronze armour]]
*[[Scale shield]]
*[[Leather hat]]

==Remakes==
*Hoffman takes the Symbol of Faith when it's shown to him whereas in the NES Version it remains in the player's inventory.
*He leaves upon the party entering Mintos for the first time, regardless whether he's in the line up or not. Afterwards, he attends a lecture held by Hilton, and temporarily works at the Inn after the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|Hero]] is joined by Alena and Kiryl.
*He's later found running the [[Immigrant Town]] after the [[Magic key]] is obtained.

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2012-11-28T13:01:22Z

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Rose

2012-11-28T12:58:26Z

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[[Image:Mutsumi_SaroAndRosa.jpg|thumb|250px|Psaro and Rose together]]
'''Rose''' (originally '''Rosalee''' or '''Rosa''', later '''Rosaly''') is a minor but important character in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''. As an [[elf]], she shed ruby tears and thus faced constant harassment from [[human]]s who wanted to add to their wealth. Ironically, as soon as the gems touched their hands they shattered, so all their work and misdeeds in kidnapping and beating Rose were for nothing after all.

[[Psaro]], a prominent [[demon]] in [[Nadiria]], met and fell in love with Rose, and sought to protect her. To this end he built a small fortress for her far away from human grasp, around which the town of [[Rosehill]] grew as others seeking refuge relocated. Psaro paid frequent visits to Rosehill in order to see Rose; he told her of his plans to destroy humanity to free the world for demons, and continued on with righteousness in spite of her pleas to stop and try for coexistence. His plans went against her kind and compassionate nature, but she could see only the good in Psaro and still hoped he might ultimately be dissuaded.

Before this ever had a chance of happening, [[Aamon]] secretly had Rose murdered, so that Psaro would be driven insane by her death and use the [[Secret of Evolution]] to become King of Hell, allowing Aamon, his closest retainer, to sneak in and eventually stage a coup and steal the title for himself.

==Remake==

In the remake of ''Dragon Quest IV'', there is an additional chapter, in which the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|Hero]] uses a flower from the World Tree to revive Rose from death. Her tears upon seeing the transformed [[Psaro]] reverse the effects of the [[Secret of Evolution]], causing Psaro to repent his actions and allowing the two to start their lives together in the newfound peace.
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Talaria

2012-11-28T12:56:24Z

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[[Image:Talaria.png|thumb|right|200px|Official art of the Talaria]]
The '''Talaria''' is a pair on enchanted shoes in the Dragon Quest series. Upon being worn, it transports a person to a certain destination.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
Found in Chapter 1 by [[Ragnar]] in the [[Hidden Playground]]. It was apparently left there by [[Psaro's Pawn]] to lure the children of [[Strathbaile]]. Upon wearing it, he was whisked to [[Strathbaile Tower]]. It's one of the few items not to remain in the inventory by Chapter 5.

===''[[Dragon Quest V]]''===
Found in Chancellor Jeeves's drawers in [[Gotha|Gotha Castle]]. Upon wearing it, the hero was whisked to the [[Northminster]] area, and from there attempted to rescue his wife from [[Knightmare Towers]].

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Oojam

2012-11-28T12:45:08Z

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{{Character
|Name=Oojam
|Game=''Dragon Quest IV''
|Image= [[File:Oojam.png|140px]]
|Sprite=[[Image:Dq4orin-sprite-NES.gif]]
|Japanese name=オーリン
|Roumaji=Ourin
|Title=
|Class=Alchemist
|Race=Human
|Age=
|}}
'''Oojam''' (Orin in the NES version) is a temporarily playable character in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''. [[Maya]] and [[Meena]] encounter him in Chapter 4. He too is mourning the death of Maya and Meena's father, his old teacher, and he offers himself up to help their cause, joining the party. He has a much more stronger physical attack than either of them. Oojam first helps the twins locate their father's alchemy laboratory, but doesn't stay long; after a brief confrontation with [[Keeleon]], all hope looks lost, and he offers his life to buy the girls time to escape.

He is later found in [[Vrenor]]'s inn, where he was saved by a woman.

In the NES version, he uses his strength to break open locked doors, but in the North American DS version, he picks the lock instead.

==Equipment==
*[[Iron lance]]
*[[Bronze armour]]
*[[Scale shield]]
*[[Leather hat]]
==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:OojamFamicom.png|Famicom art
</gallery>
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Snooze

2012-11-28T12:42:42Z

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{{Spell Infobox
|title = Snooze
|image =
|japanese = ラリホー
|romaji = Rarihoo
|type = Debilitating
|old=Sleep
}}

'''Snooze''' is a recurring spell in the [[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest Series]]. It attempts to put a group of enemies to [[sleep]].

==Appearances==
[[File:Dq1 sleep.jpg|thumb|105px|right|Sleep]]
===[[Dragon Quest]]===
Learned at level 7.

===[[Dragon Quest II]]===
===[[Dragon Quest III]]===
===[[Dragon Quest IV]]===
Snooze is learned by [[Borya]] at level 5 and [[Meena]] at level 6. The spell is also used by [[Laurel]] and [[Tom Foolery]].

===[[Dragon Quest V]]===
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|[[Bad apple/recruit|Bad apple]]||3
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|[[Ghost/recruit|Ghost]]||6
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|[[Dracky/recruit|Dracky]]||10
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|[[Grudgerigar/recruit|Grudgerigar]]||10
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|[[Bianca]]||12
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|[[Old man of the sea/recruit|Old man of the sea]]||12
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|[[Nera Briscoletti|Nera]]||14
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|[[Hero's Daughter (Dragon Quest V)|Daughter]]||20
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===[[Dragon Quest VI]]===
Snooze is already known by [[Ashlynn]] and [[Goober]] upon joining the party, and is learned by [[Milly]] at level 11. Other characters can learn at the first rank of the [[Mage]] vocation.

===[[Dragon Quest VII]]===
===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
Snooze is learned by [[Jessica]] at level 13.
===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
Snooze is learned by [[armamentalist]]s at level 8 and [[priest]]s at level 6. It costs 3 MP to cast.

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Orifiela

2012-11-28T12:25:12Z

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{{Character
|Name=Orifiela
|Game=Dragon Quest IV
|Image=[[Image:Orifiela ilustracion.jpg|160px]]
|Sprite=
|Japanese name=ルーシア
|Roumaji=Ruushia
|Title=
|Class=Zenithian
|Race=Zenithian
|Age=Ageless
|}}

Orifiela (Lucia originally) is a temporary playable character in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''. When the party finds her, she has somehow fallen out of the sky and landed in the branches of the World Tree. They help her come to and she points out the [[Zenithia Sword]], then helps them to reach [[Zenithia]] itself. After leaving the party, she offers up [[Doran]], her pet [[dragon]], to travel with the party in her place. After she leaves the party, dialogue from a Zenithian NPC seems to imply that Orifiela is the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|Hero]]'s mother.
==Equipment==
*[[Somatic staff]]
*[[Flowing dress]]
==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:OrifielaFamicom.png|Famicom art
</gallery>
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Healie

2012-11-28T12:22:49Z

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{{Character
|Name=Healie
|Game=''Dragon Quest IV'' ''Dragon Quest VI''
|Image=[[Image:HealieArt.png|180px]]
|Sprite=[[Image:Dq4healie-sprite-NES.gif]]
|Japanese name=ホイミン
|Roumaji=[[Heal|Hoimi]]<nowiki>n</nowiki>
|Title=
|Class=
|Race=Healslime (later human)
|Age=?
|}}

'''Healie''' is a minor character in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' and the DS remake of ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''. He is a [[Healslime]], a variant on the [[Slime]] monster able to cast healing spells, but unlike most Healslimes, he is friendly rather than hostile.

==Background==
===Dragon Quest IV===
[[Ragnar]] first encounters him in his chapter, at which point he joins the party. Healie uses his knowledge of local geography to help Ryan in his quest to locate the missing children of [[Burland]]. Healie proves to be an extremely useful ally in battle as Ryan is incapable of using any spells, so the only way he can heal himself without Healie's help is with items such as [[Herb]]s. Healie can also contribute to combat, though the damage he is capable of dealing is fairly unimpressive. As an AI-controlled character, his behaviour is also somewhat random and unreliable.

Towards the end of Chapter 1, he states that he has resolved to become a human. He apparently continues to travel with Ryan because they can be found together in Chapter 5, shortly before the fight with [[Balzack]]. Healie has succeeded in becoming a human through unknown means and has taken on the sprite of a bard. This, however, is the last he is seen in the game; after Ryan joins the Hero's party, it seems Healie continues his travels alone.

===Dragon Quest VI===
In the DS remake of ''Dragon Quest VI'', Healie can be recruited in [[Clearvale]] after obtaining the [[flying bed]].

==Base Stats==

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| Level || 4 || 99
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| HP || 59 || 600
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| MP || 26 || 800
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| Strength || 23 || 200
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| Agility || 21 || 210
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| Resilience || 28 || 200
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| Wisdom || 6 || 150
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| Style || 15 || 50
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| Initial gear ||colspan=2|''None''
|}

==Skills==
In Dragon Quest VI, aside from class abilities, Healie learns several skills on his own. Along with [[Curie]], Healie is one of the only two party members that can cast [[Omniheal]].
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|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#9747AB"
| Name || MP || Level || Target || Description
|- style="font-weight:normal"
!bgcolor="#A1A1A1"|[[Heal]]
|2
|4
|One ally
|Restores at least 30 HP to a single ally.
|- style="font-weight:normal"
!bgcolor="#A1A1A1"|[[Midheal]]
|5
|9
|One ally
|Restores at least 75 HP to a single ally.
|- style="font-weight:normal"
!bgcolor="#A1A1A1"|[[Fullheal]]
|7
|15
|One ally
|Restores all HP to a single ally.
|- style="font-weight:normal"
!bgcolor="#A1A1A1"|[[Multiheal]]
|18
|18
|Party
|Restores at least 100 HP to all party members.
|- style="font-weight:normal"
!bgcolor="#A1A1A1"|[[Omniheal]]
|36
|23
|Party
|Restores all HP to all party members.
|}

==Trivia==
*In the [[Playstation]] and [[DS]] version of ''Dragon Quest IV'', Healie's Heal spell can be used manually out of battle.
*Healie along with [[Tom Foolery]] are the only NPC allies to completely disappear later in the game.
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Tom Foolery

2012-11-28T12:22:41Z

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{{Character
|Name=Tom Foolery
|Game=''Dragon Quest IV''
|Image=[[Image:TomFoolery.png|160px]]
|Sprite=[[Image:Dq4panon-sprite-NES.gif]]
|Japanese name=パノン
|Roumaji=Panon
|Title=
|Class=Comedian
|Race=Human
|Age=
|}}

'''Tom Foolery''' (Panon originally) is a temporary playable character in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''. He is first seen in [[Laissez Fayre]] in Chapter 4, as a replacement act for [[Maya]]. When the party travels to [[Canalot]] in Chapter 5 in search of the [[Zenithia Equipment]], the king says he will only give the equipment to the person who can make him laugh. The party runs down to Laissez Fayre and recruits Tom for the task, but when he reaches there, instead of delivering on his promise he makes a speech on the necessity of assisting the Chosen. The king is convinced and gives up his treasure, after which Tom leaves the party and begins traveling.

==Equipment==
*[[Dream blade]]
*[[Cloak of evasion]]
*[[Hardwood headwear]]
[[Image:DontMakeMeLaugh.png|left|200px|thumb|[[Ragnar McRyan|Ragnar]] (left), practicing the art of being funny with the King of [[Burland]]]]
==Appearance in other games==

===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
Tom Foolery appeared as a NPC minstrel ghost in [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest IX)|Alltrades Abbey]] that assign some quests to the player. He has a son locked up in the prison of [[Stornway]].

==Trivia==
*Tom Foolery and [[Healie]] are the only NPC allies to completely disappear later in the game.

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Healie

2012-11-28T12:17:37Z

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{{Character
|Name=Healie
|Game=''Dragon Quest IV'' ''Dragon Quest VI''
|Image=[[Image:HealieArt.png|180px]]
|Sprite=[[Image:Dq4healie-sprite-NES.gif]]
|Japanese name=ホイミン
|Roumaji=[[Heal|Hoimi]]<nowiki>n</nowiki>
|Title=
|Class=
|Race=Healslime (later human)
|Age=?
|}}

'''Healie''' is a minor character in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'' and the DS remake of ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''. He is a [[Healslime]], a variant on the [[Slime]] monster able to cast healing spells, but unlike most Healslimes, he is friendly rather than hostile.

==Background==
===Dragon Quest IV===
[[Ragnar]] first encounters him in his chapter, at which point he joins the party. Healie uses his knowledge of local geography to help Ryan in his quest to locate the missing children of [[Burland]]. Healie proves to be an extremely useful ally in battle as Ryan is incapable of using any spells, so the only way he can heal himself without Healie's help is with items such as [[Herb]]s. Healie can also contribute to combat, though the damage he is capable of dealing is fairly unimpressive. As an AI-controlled character, his behaviour is also somewhat random and unreliable.

Towards the end of Chapter 1, he states that he has resolved to become a human. He apparently continues to travel with Ryan because they can be found together in Chapter 5, shortly before the fight with [[Balzack]]. Healie has succeeded in becoming a human through unknown means and has taken on the sprite of a bard. This, however, is the last he is seen in the game; after Ryan joins the Hero's party, it seems Healie continues his travels alone.

===Dragon Quest VI===
In the DS remake of ''Dragon Quest VI'', Healie can be recruited in [[Clearvale]] after obtaining the [[flying bed]].

==Base Stats==

{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#A3AB47"
| Attribute || Starting Stats || Maximum Stats
|- style="font-weight:normal"
| Level || 4 || 99
|-
| HP || 59 || 600
|-
| MP || 26 || 800
|-
| Strength || 23 || 200
|-
| Agility || 21 || 210
|-
| Resilience || 28 || 200
|-
| Wisdom || 6 || 150
|-
| Style || 15 || 50
|-
| Initial gear ||colspan=2|''None''
|}

==Skills==
In Dragon Quest VI, aside from class abilities, Healie learns several skills on his own. Along with [[Curie]], Healie is one of the only two party members that can cast [[Omniheal]].
{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#9747AB"
| Name || MP || Level || Target || Description
|- style="font-weight:normal"
!bgcolor="#A1A1A1"|[[Heal]]
|2
|4
|One ally
|Restores at least 30 HP to a single ally.
|- style="font-weight:normal"
!bgcolor="#A1A1A1"|[[Midheal]]
|5
|9
|One ally
|Restores at least 75 HP to a single ally.
|- style="font-weight:normal"
!bgcolor="#A1A1A1"|[[Fullheal]]
|7
|15
|One ally
|Restores all HP to a single ally.
|- style="font-weight:normal"
!bgcolor="#A1A1A1"|[[Multiheal]]
|18
|18
|Party
|Restores at least 100 HP to all party members.
|- style="font-weight:normal"
!bgcolor="#A1A1A1"|[[Omniheal]]
|36
|23
|Party
|Restores all HP to all party members.
|}

==Trivia==
*In the [[Playstation]] and [[DS]] version of ''Dragon Quest IV'', Healie's Heal spell can be used manually out of battle.
*Healie along with [[Tom Foolery]] are the only NPC to completely disappear later in the game.
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Hank Hoffman Jr.

2012-11-28T12:12:41Z

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{{Character
|Name=Hank Hoffman, Jr.
|Game=''Dragon Quest IV''
|Image=[[Image:HankHoffmanArt.png|170px]]
|Sprite=[[Image:Dq4hector-sprite-NES.gif]]
|Japanese name=ホフマン
|Roumaji=Hofuman
|Title=
|Class=Innkeeper's son
|Race=Human
|Age=
|}}
'''Hank Hoffman, Jr.''' (Hector in the [[NES]] version) is a temporary playable character in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''. The son of an innkeeper, he lost faith in his friends when they seemingly betrayed him while on a quest, and as a result distrusts all humanity. However, after the party shows him the [[symbol of faith]] they found in the [[Cave of Betrayal]], he comes to his senses and is able to come to terms with the past.

He then joins the group, bring the wagon with him. Eventually, the party reaches [[Mintos]] and helps [[Alena]] & [[Borya]] to retrieve the [[Feverfew root]] to cure an ill [[Kiryl]]. Upon leaving, Hank decides to learn his father's trade from [[Hilton]] and leaves the party, giving them his [[wagon]] and his horse, Mary Lou, in thanks.

==Equipment==
*[[Iron lance]]
*[[Bronze armour]]
*[[Scale shield]]
*[[Leather hat]]

==Remakes==
*Hoffman leaves upon the party entering Mintos for the first time, regardless whether he's in the line up or not. Afterwards, he attends a lecture held by Hilton, and temporarily works at the Inn after the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|Hero]] is joined by Alena and Kiryl.
*He's later found running the [[Immigrant Town]] after the [[Magic key]] is obtained.

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Gupta Gupha

2012-11-28T08:31:17Z

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The cave west of Aubout du Monde is a dungeon in the world of [[Dragon Quest IV]].

In chapter 4, [[Maya]] and [[Meena]] find the [[Sphere of Silence]] and [[Oojam]].

In chapter 5, the party learns that [[Mahabala]] had a secret laboratory in the cave which holds a [[Magic Key]].

==Treasures==
*[[Chimaera wing]]
*[[Seed of life]]
*[[Night light]]
*240 [[Gold]] Pieces
*Sphere of Silence
*[[Mini medal]] (Chapter 5-6)
*[[Seed of magic]] (Chapter 5-6)
*Magic Key (Chapter 5 only)

==Local enemies (Chapter 4)==
*[[Crack-billed platypunk]]
*[[Dirty dogu]]
*[[Funghoul]]
*[[Wimp]]
*[[Winkster]]

==Local enemies (Chapter 5-6)==
*[[Dragon pup]]
*[[Flamethrower]]
*[[Imp]]
*[[Infernal armour]]
*[[Hoodoo gooroo]]
*[[Pocus poppet]]
*[[Skeleton soldier]]
*[[Wild beast]]

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Vault of Vrenor

2012-11-28T07:34:21Z

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The '''Vault of Vrenor''' is a cave dungeon just south of the town of [[Vrenor]] that holds the [[Armlet of Transmutation]]. It was put there because it was a dangerous artifact and because the villagers were starting fights over it.

==Treasures==
*[[Seed of agility]]
*[[Magic water]]
*[[Chimaera wing]]
*360 [[Gold]] Pieces
*Armlet of Transmutation
*[[Lightning staff]] (Chapter 5 in the [[Playstation]] and [[DS]] Version only)

==Local enemies==
*[[Bedbug]]
*[[Funghoul]]
*[[Thorny devil]]
*[[Bullfinch]]
*[[Vampire bat]]
*[[Crested viper]]
*[[Blinkster]]

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Imperial Pantry of Parthenia

2012-11-28T07:10:56Z

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The '''Imperial Pantry of Parthenia''' (Cave of the Padequia) is a dungeon in [[Dragon Quest IV]]. It contains the Feverfew seed necessary to cure [[Kiryl]] of his sickness.

Alena and her temporary allies can be seen on the 1st basement floor until the medicine for Kiryl is obtained.

==Treasures==
*[[Seed of agility]]
*[[Robe of serenity]]
*800 [[Gold]] pieces
*[[Seed of life]]
*[[Cannibox]]
*Feverfew seed

==Local enemies==
*[[Infernal armour]]
*[[Mushroom mage]]
*[[Powie yowie]]
*[[Thorny devil]]
*[[Vampire battler]]
*[[Whizzard]]

==Remake==
In the [[Playstation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version, the first basement of the cave is blocked by a [[Thief's Key]] door. To open it, [[Borya]] has to be recruited. Doing so triggers a scene with Alena breaking the door down despite having the key in her possession (which is noted by her temporary allies). The [[NES]] Version of the game lacks this door in the cave (as such Borya doesn't have to be recruited until after retrieving the [[Feverfew root]]).

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Robe of serenity

2012-11-28T07:04:20Z

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[[Image:DVIIIRobeOfSerenity.png|border|right|120px]]

==Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest IV]]===
The robe of serenity has a defence bonus of +33, and provides protection if the wearer is asleep or paralyzed. It can be worn by [[Alena]], [[Borya]], [[Kiryl]], [[Torneko]], [[Maya]] and [[Meena]]. It's in a chest on the 1st basement of [[Imperial Pantry of Parthenia]] and can be sold for 4500.

===[[Dragon Quest V]]===
The robe of serenity has a defence bonus of +33.
===[[Dragon Quest VIII]]===
The robe of serenity has a defence bonus of +34. It can only be worn by Jessica.
===[[Dragon Quest IX]]===
Desc: Stops some attacks that would otherwise send the wearer to sleep.
Defence: 9
Magical Might: 5
Magical Mending: 5
Rarity: 1 star
Recipe: N/A
Buy: 950 gold Buy In: [[Alltrades Abbey]], [[Slurry Quay]]
Sell: 475 gold
Equipable Classes:{{9I/allclasses}}
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Trans-Montane Tunnel

2012-11-28T06:14:01Z

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The '''Trans-Montane Tunnel''' is a tunnel connecting [[Endor]] on the west to [[Casabranca]] on the east. An old man whos resides in the tunnel needed 60,000 pieces of gold to finish it. Its completion was financed by [[Torneko Taloon]] during Chapter 3.

In Chapter 5, crossing the tunnel will result in the player being the 1000th person to cross. Doing so results in a reward of [[Casino]] Tokens (2000 in the [[NES]] Version, 100 in the [[Playstation]] and [[DS]] Version).
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Hardie

2012-11-28T04:36:28Z

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{{Character
|Name=Strom
|Game=''Dragon Quest IV''
|Image=[[File:Hardie.png|140px]]
|Sprite=[[Image:Dq4strom-sprite-NES.gif]]
|Japanese name=スコット
|Roumaji=Scott
|Title=
|Class=Bodyguard
|Race=Human
|Age=
|}}
'''Hardie''' (Strom in the NES version) is a temporary playable character in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''. [[Torneko]] finds him front of the church in Chapter 3 at [[Endor]], looking for work. In exchange for advance payment, he is willing to join Torneko for a few days at a time. He lends his considerable physical strength and bulk to Torneko's quest for treasure. After Chapter 3, he can no longer be recruited.

In Chapter 5, he is told a fortune by [[Meena]] just before the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IV)|Hero]].
==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:HardieFamicom.png|Famicom art
</gallery>
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Nera Briscoletti

2012-11-28T04:08:20Z

50.35.222.69: /* Level up restriction */

{{Character
|Name = Nera Briscoletti
|Game = Dragon Quest V
|Image = [[Image:Floraa.jpg]]
|Sprite = [[Image:Flora.gif]]
|Japanese name = フローラルドマン
|Roumaji = Flora Ludman
|Title = Wife
|Class = Mage
|Race = Human (possibly Zenithian)
|Age = Assumed 6 (generation 2) Assumed 16 (generation 2) Assumed 24 (generation 3)
}}
'''Nera Briscoletti''' ('''Flora''' in fan-translations) is a character and possible party member in ''[[Dragon Quest V]]''. She is a blue-haired maiden and one of [[Rodrigo Briscoletti]]'s two daughters.

==Appearance and Personality==
Nera is a gentle and modest girl, a stark contrast to her rude and outspoken sister [[Deborah|Debora]]. Her outfit is a bright white and pink affair, its intricacies reflecting the rich family she comes from.

==Story==
{{spoiler|start}}
The player will first meet Nera at the start of the game where she is still a child, seeing both her and her sister for a short time before moving on in the story. Nera will not be seen again until the second generation, where the [[Hero (Dragon Quest V)|Hero]] will catch her runaway dog Bingo shortly after entering [[Mostroferrato]] for the first time. Mr. Briscoletti is in possession of the [[Zenithian shield]], and will only give it to the man who marries his daughter. Looking for a man worthy enough to be her groom, he tasks perspective bachelors with retrieving the [[Circle of Fire]] & [[Circle of Water]].

When the hero returns with both rings, Nera notices his friend [[Bianca]] and wonders if he has feelings for her. Her father asks that he choose between Nera and Bianca, agreeing to finance the wedding either way. Before he can make a decision, her sister Debora emerges and offers herself as a last minute bachelorette. If the player chose Nera, the two marry and she will continue to travel with you as the hero's wife.

Upon reaching the hero's homeland, the kingdom of [[Gotha]], it is revealed that Nera is pregnant and she will stay in the castle to rest until it is time. After he returns from the [[Riteof Passage]], she gives birth to twins: [[Hero's Son (Dragon Quest V)|a boy]] and [[Hero's Daughter (Dragon Quest V)|a girl]]. The hero is coronated as the new King of Gotha - but after a night of celebrations, Nera is abducted by monsters while most of the castle inhabitants were passed out. While attempting to rescue her from [[Kon the Knight]] at his [[Knightmare Tower|towers]], it is learned that she has the blood of the legendary hero - and for this reason she and her husband are turned to stone by [[Bishop Ladja]].

In the eight years that pass, Nera's petrified form ended up at the temple of [[Crocodilopolis]]. The hero and the children are able to finally free her, who rejoins the party. Together, they travel to [[Nadiria]] to find the hero's mother, Madeline, and defeat the [[Nimzo|Grandmaster of the Underworld]].
{{spoiler|end}}

==Equipment, Stats, and Abilities==
Nera can equip most knives, whips, and staves. Her selection is virtually identical to Bianca, except she cannot wear the Metal King Helm.

{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#A3AB47"
| Attribute || Starting Stats || Maximum Stats
|- style="font-weight:normal"
| Level || 8 || 99
|-
| HP || 85 || 490
|-
| MP || 53 || 450
|-
| Strength || 33 || 220
|-
| Agility || 46 || 255
|-
| Resilience || 42 || 170
|-
| Wisdom || 44 || 255
|-
| Luck || 23 || 255
|-
| Initial gear ||colspan=2|[[Morning star]], [[Scale shield]], [[Cloak of evasion]], [[Silver tiara]]
|}

===Spells===
Of the three brides for the Hero, Nera is the most able when it comes to magic and relies more on spell usage than [[Bianca]] and [[Debora]].

{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#E3A8E9"
| Level Learned || Original Japanese || [[Partial Translations|PT]] Translation || [[Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride|DS Version]] || MP || Description
|- style="font-weight:normal"
| 1 || ベホイミ ''[[Behoimi]]'' || [[Healmore]] || [[Midheal]] || 5 || A stronger form of Heal.
|-
| 11 || ルカナン ''[[Rukanan]]'' || [[Decrease]] || [[Kasap]] || 4 || Reduce the enemy's defensive power.
|-
| 12 || マヌーサ ''[[Manuusa]]'' || [[Surround]] || [[Dazzle]] || 4 || Creates mirror images of your party to encircle and confuse the enemy.
|-
| 13 || バイキルト ''[[Baikiruto]]'' || [[Bikill]] || [[Oomph]] || 6 || Doubles the attack power of an ally.
|-
| 14 || ラリホー ''[[Rarihoo]]'' || [[Sleep]] || [[Snooze]] || 3 || Cast to put the enemy to sleep.
|-
| 15 || トラマナ ''[[Toramana]]'' || [[Stepguard]] || [[Safe Passage]] || 2 || Walk safely over barriers.
|-
| 16 || ベギラマ ''[[Begirama]]'' || [[Firebane]] || [[Sizzle]] || 6 || This fire spell affects a group of enemies.
|-
| 17 || ラナルータ ''[[Ranaruuta]]'' || [[Day-Night]] || [[Tick-tock]] || 4 || Changes day into night and night into day.
|-
| 18 || マホカンタ ''[[Mahokanta]]'' || [[Bounce]] || [[Bounce]] || 4 || Deflect spells back to the caster.
|-
| 20 || メラミ ''[[Merami]]'' || [[Blazemore]] || [[Frizzle]] || 4 || A medium strength fireball that affects one enemy.
|-
| 23 || ザラキ ''[[Zaraki]]'' || [[Defeat]] || [[Thwack]] || 7 || Affects a group of enemies; try to snuff out their life force.
|-
| 27 || ベギラゴン ''[[Begiragon]]'' || [[Firevolt]] || [[Kasizzle]] || 10 || The strongest enemy group fire spell.
|-
| 33 || メラゾマ ''[[Merazoma]]'' || [[Blazemost]] || [[Kafrizzle]] || 10 || The strongest single enemy fire spell.
|-
| 37 || イオナズン ''[[Ionazun]]'' || [[Explodet]] || [[Kaboom]] || 15 || The strongest explosion spell.
|}
:''Note: The MP cost is taken from the Super Famicom version.''

==Level up restriction==
In the [[Super Famicom]] version of the game, Nera could only make it to Level 10 in the second generation, as well as being uncontrollable. The [[PS2]] and [[Nintendo DS]] versions remove this limitation and allows her to be controlled in the second generation.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:Flora_dq5ds.jpg|Artwork of Nera by Akira Toriyama for the DS remake, Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride.
</gallery>
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Nera Briscoletti

2012-10-24T09:26:24Z

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{{Character
|Name = Nera Briscoletti
|Game = Dragon Quest V
|Image = [[Image:Floraa.jpg]]
|Sprite = [[Image:Flora.gif]]
|Japanese name = フローラルドマン
|Roumaji = Flora Ludman
|Title = Wife
|Class = Mage
|Race = Human (possibly Zenithian)
|Age = Assumed 6 (generation 2) Assumed 16 (generation 2) Assumed 24 (generation 3)
}}
'''Nera Briscoletti''' ('''Flora''' in fan-translations) is a character and possible party member in ''[[Dragon Quest V]]''. She is a blue-haired maiden and one of [[Rodrigo Briscoletti]]'s two daughters.

==Appearance and Personality==
Nera is a gentle and modest girl, a stark contrast to her rude and outspoken sister [[Deborah|Debora]]. Her outfit is a bright white and pink affair, its intricacies reflecting the rich family she comes from.

==Story==
{{spoiler|start}}
The player will first meet Nera at the start of the game where she is still a child, seeing both her and her sister for a short time before moving on in the story. Nera will not be seen again until the second generation, where the [[Hero (Dragon Quest V)|Hero]] will catch her runaway dog Bingo shortly after entering [[Mostroferrato]] for the first time. Mr. Briscoletti is in possession of the [[Zenithian shield]], and will only give it to the man who marries his daughter. Looking for a man worthy enough to be her groom, he tasks perspective bachelors with retrieving the [[Circle of Fire]] & [[Circle of Water]].

When the hero returns with both rings, Nera notices his friend [[Bianca]] and wonders if he has feelings for her. Her father asks that he choose between Nera and Bianca, agreeing to finance the wedding either way. Before he can make a decision, her sister Debora emerges and offers herself as a last minute bachelorette. If the player chose Nera, the two marry and she will continue to travel with you as the hero's wife.

Upon reaching the hero's homeland, the kingdom of [[Gotha]], it is revealed that Nera is pregnant and she will stay in the castle to rest until it is time. After he returns from the [[Riteof Passage]], she gives birth to twins: [[Hero's Son (Dragon Quest V)|a boy]] and [[Hero's Daughter (Dragon Quest V)|a girl]]. The hero is coronated as the new King of Gotha - but after a night of celebrations, Nera is abducted by monsters while most of the castle inhabitants were passed out. While attempting to rescue her from [[Kon the Knight]] at his [[Knightmare Tower|towers]], it is learned that she has the blood of the legendary hero - and for this reason she and her husband are turned to stone by [[Bishop Ladja]].

In the eight years that pass, Nera's petrified form ended up at the temple of [[Crocodilopolis]]. The hero and the children are able to finally free her, who rejoins the party. Together, they travel to [[Nadiria]] to find the hero's mother, Madeline, and defeat the [[Nimzo|Grandmaster of the Underworld]].
{{spoiler|end}}

==Equipment, Stats, and Abilities==
Nera can equip most knives, whips, and staves. Her selection is virtually identical to Bianca, except she cannot wear the Metal King Helm.

{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#A3AB47"
| Attribute || Starting Stats || Maximum Stats
|- style="font-weight:normal"
| Level || 8 || 99
|-
| HP || 85 || 490
|-
| MP || 53 || 450
|-
| Strength || 33 || 220
|-
| Agility || 46 || 255
|-
| Resilience || 42 || 170
|-
| Wisdom || 44 || 255
|-
| Luck || 23 || 255
|-
| Initial gear ||colspan=2|[[Morning star]], [[Scale shield]], [[Cloak of evasion]], [[Silver tiara]]
|}

===Spells===
Of the three brides for the Hero, Nera is the most able when it comes to magic and relies more on spell usage than [[Bianca]] and [[Debora]].

{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#E3A8E9"
| Level Learned || Original Japanese || [[Partial Translations|PT]] Translation || [[Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride|DS Version]] || MP || Description
|- style="font-weight:normal"
| 1 || ベホイミ ''[[Behoimi]]'' || [[Healmore]] || [[Midheal]] || 5 || A stronger form of Heal.
|-
| 11 || ルカナン ''[[Rukanan]]'' || [[Decrease]] || [[Kasap]] || 4 || Reduce the enemy's defensive power.
|-
| 12 || マヌーサ ''[[Manuusa]]'' || [[Surround]] || [[Dazzle]] || 4 || Creates mirror images of your party to encircle and confuse the enemy.
|-
| 13 || バイキルト ''[[Baikiruto]]'' || [[Bikill]] || [[Oomph]] || 6 || Doubles the attack power of an ally.
|-
| 14 || ラリホー ''[[Rarihoo]]'' || [[Sleep]] || [[Snooze]] || 3 || Cast to put the enemy to sleep.
|-
| 15 || トラマナ ''[[Toramana]]'' || [[Stepguard]] || [[Safe Passage]] || 2 || Walk safely over barriers.
|-
| 16 || ベギラマ ''[[Begirama]]'' || [[Firebane]] || [[Sizzle]] || 6 || This fire spell affects a group of enemies.
|-
| 17 || ラナルータ ''[[Ranaruuta]]'' || [[Day-Night]] || [[Tick-tock]] || 4 || Changes day into night and night into day.
|-
| 18 || マホカンタ ''[[Mahokanta]]'' || [[Bounce]] || [[Bounce]] || 4 || Deflect spells back to the caster.
|-
| 20 || メラミ ''[[Merami]]'' || [[Blazemore]] || [[Frizzle]] || 4 || A medium strength fireball that affects one enemy.
|-
| 23 || ザラキ ''[[Zaraki]]'' || [[Defeat]] || [[Thwack]] || 7 || Affects a group of enemies; try to snuff out their life force.
|-
| 27 || ベギラゴン ''[[Begiragon]]'' || [[Firevolt]] || [[Kasizzle]] || 10 || The strongest enemy group fire spell.
|-
| 33 || メラゾマ ''[[Merazoma]]'' || [[Blazemost]] || [[Kafrizzle]] || 10 || The strongest single enemy fire spell.
|-
| 37 || イオナズン ''[[Ionazun]]'' || [[Explodet]] || [[Kaboom]] || 15 || The strongest explosion spell.
|}
:''Note: The MP cost is taken from the Super Famicom version.''

==Level up restriction==
In the [[Super Famicom]] version of the game, Nera could only make it to Level 10 in the second generation, as well as being uncontrollable. The [[PS2} and [[Nintendo DS]] versions remove this limitation and allows her to be controlled in the second generation.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:Flora_dq5ds.jpg|Artwork of Nera by Akira Toriyama for the DS remake, Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride.
</gallery>
{{DQV}}
[[Category:Dragon Quest V characters]]
[[Category:Party members]]{{Wikia}}

Nera Briscoletti

2012-10-24T09:23:46Z

50.35.222.69: /* Changing the assumed age for Generation 3 as 8 years plus her assumed G2 age would equal that much. */

{{Character
|Name = Nera Briscoletti
|Game = Dragon Quest V
|Image = [[Image:Floraa.jpg]]
|Sprite = [[Image:Flora.gif]]
|Japanese name = フローラルドマン
|Roumaji = Flora Ludman
|Title = Wife
|Class = Mage
|Race = Human (possibly Zenithian)
|Age = Assumed 16 (generation 2) Assumed 24 (generation 3)
}}
'''Nera Briscoletti''' ('''Flora''' in fan-translations) is a character and possible party member in ''[[Dragon Quest V]]''. She is a blue-haired maiden and one of [[Rodrigo Briscoletti]]'s two daughters.

==Appearance and Personality==
Nera is a gentle and modest girl, a stark contrast to her rude and outspoken sister [[Deborah|Debora]]. Her outfit is a bright white and pink affair, its intricacies reflecting the rich family she comes from.

==Story==
{{spoiler|start}}
The player will first meet Nera at the start of the game where she is still a child, seeing both her and her sister for a short time before moving on in the story. Nera will not be seen again until the second generation, where the [[Hero (Dragon Quest V)|Hero]] will catch her runaway dog Bingo shortly after entering [[Mostroferrato]] for the first time. Mr. Briscoletti is in possession of the [[Zenithian shield]], and will only give it to the man who marries his daughter. Looking for a man worthy enough to be her groom, he tasks perspective bachelors with retrieving the [[Circle of Fire]] & [[Circle of Water]].

When the hero returns with both rings, Nera notices his friend [[Bianca]] and wonders if he has feelings for her. Her father asks that he choose between Nera and Bianca, agreeing to finance the wedding either way. Before he can make a decision, her sister Debora emerges and offers herself as a last minute bachelorette. If the player chose Nera, the two marry and she will continue to travel with you as the hero's wife.

Upon reaching the hero's homeland, the kingdom of [[Gotha]], it is revealed that Nera is pregnant and she will stay in the castle to rest until it is time. After he returns from the [[Riteof Passage]], she gives birth to twins: [[Hero's Son (Dragon Quest V)|a boy]] and [[Hero's Daughter (Dragon Quest V)|a girl]]. The hero is coronated as the new King of Gotha - but after a night of celebrations, Nera is abducted by monsters while most of the castle inhabitants were passed out. While attempting to rescue her from [[Kon the Knight]] at his [[Knightmare Tower|towers]], it is learned that she has the blood of the legendary hero - and for this reason she and her husband are turned to stone by [[Bishop Ladja]].

In the eight years that pass, Nera's petrified form ended up at the temple of [[Crocodilopolis]]. The hero and the children are able to finally free her, who rejoins the party. Together, they travel to [[Nadiria]] to find the hero's mother, Madeline, and defeat the [[Nimzo|Grandmaster of the Underworld]].
{{spoiler|end}}

==Equipment, Stats, and Abilities==
Nera can equip most knives, whips, and staves. Her selection is virtually identical to Bianca, except she cannot wear the Metal King Helm.

{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#A3AB47"
| Attribute || Starting Stats || Maximum Stats
|- style="font-weight:normal"
| Level || 8 || 99
|-
| HP || 85 || 490
|-
| MP || 53 || 450
|-
| Strength || 33 || 220
|-
| Agility || 46 || 255
|-
| Resilience || 42 || 170
|-
| Wisdom || 44 || 255
|-
| Luck || 23 || 255
|-
| Initial gear ||colspan=2|[[Morning star]], [[Scale shield]], [[Cloak of evasion]], [[Silver tiara]]
|}

===Spells===
Of the three brides for the Hero, Nera is the most able when it comes to magic and relies more on spell usage than [[Bianca]] and [[Debora]].

{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#E3A8E9"
| Level Learned || Original Japanese || [[Partial Translations|PT]] Translation || [[Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride|DS Version]] || MP || Description
|- style="font-weight:normal"
| 1 || ベホイミ ''[[Behoimi]]'' || [[Healmore]] || [[Midheal]] || 5 || A stronger form of Heal.
|-
| 11 || ルカナン ''[[Rukanan]]'' || [[Decrease]] || [[Kasap]] || 4 || Reduce the enemy's defensive power.
|-
| 12 || マヌーサ ''[[Manuusa]]'' || [[Surround]] || [[Dazzle]] || 4 || Creates mirror images of your party to encircle and confuse the enemy.
|-
| 13 || バイキルト ''[[Baikiruto]]'' || [[Bikill]] || [[Oomph]] || 6 || Doubles the attack power of an ally.
|-
| 14 || ラリホー ''[[Rarihoo]]'' || [[Sleep]] || [[Snooze]] || 3 || Cast to put the enemy to sleep.
|-
| 15 || トラマナ ''[[Toramana]]'' || [[Stepguard]] || [[Safe Passage]] || 2 || Walk safely over barriers.
|-
| 16 || ベギラマ ''[[Begirama]]'' || [[Firebane]] || [[Sizzle]] || 6 || This fire spell affects a group of enemies.
|-
| 17 || ラナルータ ''[[Ranaruuta]]'' || [[Day-Night]] || [[Tick-tock]] || 4 || Changes day into night and night into day.
|-
| 18 || マホカンタ ''[[Mahokanta]]'' || [[Bounce]] || [[Bounce]] || 4 || Deflect spells back to the caster.
|-
| 20 || メラミ ''[[Merami]]'' || [[Blazemore]] || [[Frizzle]] || 4 || A medium strength fireball that affects one enemy.
|-
| 23 || ザラキ ''[[Zaraki]]'' || [[Defeat]] || [[Thwack]] || 7 || Affects a group of enemies; try to snuff out their life force.
|-
| 27 || ベギラゴン ''[[Begiragon]]'' || [[Firevolt]] || [[Kasizzle]] || 10 || The strongest enemy group fire spell.
|-
| 33 || メラゾマ ''[[Merazoma]]'' || [[Blazemost]] || [[Kafrizzle]] || 10 || The strongest single enemy fire spell.
|-
| 37 || イオナズン ''[[Ionazun]]'' || [[Explodet]] || [[Kaboom]] || 15 || The strongest explosion spell.
|}
:''Note: The MP cost is taken from the Super Famicom version.''

==Level up restriction==
In the [[Super Famicom]] version of the game, Nera could only make it to Level 10 in the second generation, as well as being uncontrollable. The [[PS2} and [[Nintendo DS]] versions remove this limitation and allows her to be controlled in the second generation.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:Flora_dq5ds.jpg|Artwork of Nera by Akira Toriyama for the DS remake, Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride.
</gallery>
{{DQV}}
[[Category:Dragon Quest V characters]]
[[Category:Party members]]{{Wikia}}

Nera Briscoletti

2012-10-24T09:19:20Z

50.35.222.69: /* Gallery */

{{Character
|Name = Nera Briscoletti
|Game = Dragon Quest V
|Image = [[Image:Floraa.jpg]]
|Sprite = [[Image:Flora.gif]]
|Japanese name = フローラルドマン
|Roumaji = Flora Ludman
|Title = Wife
|Class = Mage
|Race = Human (possibly Zenithian)
|Age = Assumed 16 (generation 2) Assumed 26 (generation 3)
}}
'''Nera Briscoletti''' ('''Flora''' in fan-translations) is a character and possible party member in ''[[Dragon Quest V]]''. She is a blue-haired maiden and one of [[Rodrigo Briscoletti]]'s two daughters.

==Appearance and Personality==
Nera is a gentle and modest girl, a stark contrast to her rude and outspoken sister [[Deborah|Debora]]. Her outfit is a bright white and pink affair, its intricacies reflecting the rich family she comes from.

==Story==
{{spoiler|start}}
The player will first meet Nera at the start of the game where she is still a child, seeing both her and her sister for a short time before moving on in the story. Nera will not be seen again until the second generation, where the [[Hero (Dragon Quest V)|Hero]] will catch her runaway dog Bingo shortly after entering [[Mostroferrato]] for the first time. Mr. Briscoletti is in possession of the [[Zenithian shield]], and will only give it to the man who marries his daughter. Looking for a man worthy enough to be her groom, he tasks perspective bachelors with retrieving the [[Circle of Fire]] & [[Circle of Water]].

When the hero returns with both rings, Nera notices his friend [[Bianca]] and wonders if he has feelings for her. Her father asks that he choose between Nera and Bianca, agreeing to finance the wedding either way. Before he can make a decision, her sister Debora emerges and offers herself as a last minute bachelorette. If the player chose Nera, the two marry and she will continue to travel with you as the hero's wife.

Upon reaching the hero's homeland, the kingdom of [[Gotha]], it is revealed that Nera is pregnant and she will stay in the castle to rest until it is time. After he returns from the [[Riteof Passage]], she gives birth to twins: [[Hero's Son (Dragon Quest V)|a boy]] and [[Hero's Daughter (Dragon Quest V)|a girl]]. The hero is coronated as the new King of Gotha - but after a night of celebrations, Nera is abducted by monsters while most of the castle inhabitants were passed out. While attempting to rescue her from [[Kon the Knight]] at his [[Knightmare Tower|towers]], it is learned that she has the blood of the legendary hero - and for this reason she and her husband are turned to stone by [[Bishop Ladja]].

In the eight years that pass, Nera's petrified form ended up at the temple of [[Crocodilopolis]]. The hero and the children are able to finally free her, who rejoins the party. Together, they travel to [[Nadiria]] to find the hero's mother, Madeline, and defeat the [[Nimzo|Grandmaster of the Underworld]].
{{spoiler|end}}

==Equipment, Stats, and Abilities==
Nera can equip most knives, whips, and staves. Her selection is virtually identical to Bianca, except she cannot wear the Metal King Helm.

{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#A3AB47"
| Attribute || Starting Stats || Maximum Stats
|- style="font-weight:normal"
| Level || 8 || 99
|-
| HP || 85 || 490
|-
| MP || 53 || 450
|-
| Strength || 33 || 220
|-
| Agility || 46 || 255
|-
| Resilience || 42 || 170
|-
| Wisdom || 44 || 255
|-
| Luck || 23 || 255
|-
| Initial gear ||colspan=2|[[Morning star]], [[Scale shield]], [[Cloak of evasion]], [[Silver tiara]]
|}

===Spells===
Of the three brides for the Hero, Nera is the most able when it comes to magic and relies more on spell usage than [[Bianca]] and [[Debora]].

{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#E3A8E9"
| Level Learned || Original Japanese || [[Partial Translations|PT]] Translation || [[Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride|DS Version]] || MP || Description
|- style="font-weight:normal"
| 1 || ベホイミ ''[[Behoimi]]'' || [[Healmore]] || [[Midheal]] || 5 || A stronger form of Heal.
|-
| 11 || ルカナン ''[[Rukanan]]'' || [[Decrease]] || [[Kasap]] || 4 || Reduce the enemy's defensive power.
|-
| 12 || マヌーサ ''[[Manuusa]]'' || [[Surround]] || [[Dazzle]] || 4 || Creates mirror images of your party to encircle and confuse the enemy.
|-
| 13 || バイキルト ''[[Baikiruto]]'' || [[Bikill]] || [[Oomph]] || 6 || Doubles the attack power of an ally.
|-
| 14 || ラリホー ''[[Rarihoo]]'' || [[Sleep]] || [[Snooze]] || 3 || Cast to put the enemy to sleep.
|-
| 15 || トラマナ ''[[Toramana]]'' || [[Stepguard]] || [[Safe Passage]] || 2 || Walk safely over barriers.
|-
| 16 || ベギラマ ''[[Begirama]]'' || [[Firebane]] || [[Sizzle]] || 6 || This fire spell affects a group of enemies.
|-
| 17 || ラナルータ ''[[Ranaruuta]]'' || [[Day-Night]] || [[Tick-tock]] || 4 || Changes day into night and night into day.
|-
| 18 || マホカンタ ''[[Mahokanta]]'' || [[Bounce]] || [[Bounce]] || 4 || Deflect spells back to the caster.
|-
| 20 || メラミ ''[[Merami]]'' || [[Blazemore]] || [[Frizzle]] || 4 || A medium strength fireball that affects one enemy.
|-
| 23 || ザラキ ''[[Zaraki]]'' || [[Defeat]] || [[Thwack]] || 7 || Affects a group of enemies; try to snuff out their life force.
|-
| 27 || ベギラゴン ''[[Begiragon]]'' || [[Firevolt]] || [[Kasizzle]] || 10 || The strongest enemy group fire spell.
|-
| 33 || メラゾマ ''[[Merazoma]]'' || [[Blazemost]] || [[Kafrizzle]] || 10 || The strongest single enemy fire spell.
|-
| 37 || イオナズン ''[[Ionazun]]'' || [[Explodet]] || [[Kaboom]] || 15 || The strongest explosion spell.
|}
:''Note: The MP cost is taken from the Super Famicom version.''

==Level up restriction==
In the [[Super Famicom]] version of the game, Nera could only make it to Level 10 in the second generation, as well as being uncontrollable. The [[PS2} and [[Nintendo DS]] versions remove this limitation and allows her to be controlled in the second generation.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:Flora_dq5ds.jpg|Artwork of Nera by Akira Toriyama for the DS remake, Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride.
</gallery>
{{DQV}}
[[Category:Dragon Quest V characters]]
[[Category:Party members]]{{Wikia}}

Saber

2012-10-23T22:01:07Z

50.35.222.69:

{{Character
|Name=Saber
|Game=Dragon Quest V
|Image=[[Image:Saber.png]]
|Sprite=[[Image:Dq5 youngsaber.gif]]
|Japanese name= ボロンゴ
|Roumaji=Borongo
|Title=
|Class=
|Race=[[Great sabrecub]]/[[Great Sabrecat]]
|Age=
|}}
'''Saber''' is a character in [[Dragon Quest V]]. He is a monster the hero will always recruit, first as a cub then as a full grown adult. He is a [[Great sabrecub]] in the first generation and then becomes a [[Great Sabrecat]], a large sabertooth leopard monster in the last couple of generations.

==Bio==
Saber is one of the names that [[Bianca]] will suggest when you first recruit Saber. You first see Saber in the child part of the game where you see several children bullying a small cat in [[Roundbeck]]. They will only stop it if you prove to be a man and fight the ghosts in the castle north of the village. After accomplishing this, the kids complete their end of the deal and leave the cat alone.

As gratitude, Saber emotionally bonds to the hero to become a party member for the rest of the child section of the game. Bianca gives him an equippable ribbon before she leaves the party. The hero and Saber become separated at the end of the first part of the game.

They would meet again years later as adults when the hero is called on to save a village from a monster. Saber, now an adult, will not quite remember the hero and is considered impossible to defeat with infinite HP, though he does not attack due to the hero's scent being familiar to him. The only way to end the battle is to use Bianca's ribbon on him, thus he will recognize the hero and rejoin him for the rest of the game.

==Battle==
As a permanent member of the team, Saber is a very powerful ally to use. He can not use magic, but has incredible attack and defense as well as some very powerful techniques. Saber is also one of the fastest characters in the game and often can strike before anyone else.

As the DS port of game only allows four members, Saber becomes a matter of choice on usage depending on the player's styles. The [[Hero (Dragon Quest V)|hero]] and [[Hero's Son (Dragon Quest V)|his son]] are the strongest characters in the game and [[Hero's Daughter (Dragon Quest V)|the daughter]] can learn the best spells in the game so many players are suggested to use them. Players who like focusing on attacking opt to use Saber or [[Bianca]]/[[Deborah]] as their fourth character while players who prefer to use magic will use [[Nera]].
{| border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" width="100%"
| valign="top" width="50%" |
{| style="width:65%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#A3AB47"
| Attribute || Starting Stats || Maximum Stats
|- style="font-weight:normal"
| Level || 15 || 99
|-
| HP || 115 || 530
|-
| MP || 0 || 0
|-
| Strength || 67 || 255
|-
| Resilience || 52 || 150
|-
| Agility || 62 || 255
|-
| Wisdom || 21 || 100
|-
| Luck || 45 || 100
|}
| valign="top" width="50%" |

{| style="width:60%; height:100px; text-align:center" border="1"
|-<---!Headings are up first.!---> style="font-weight:bold; background:#A3AB47"
| colspan=2| Resistances
|- style="font-weight:normal"
|align="left"| Flame breath ||width="150"| 1
|-
|align="left"| Ice breath || 1
|-
|align="left"| Frizz || 1
|-
|align="left"| Sizz || 1
|-
|align="left"| Bang || 1
|-
|align="left"| Woosh || 1
|-
|align="left"| Crack || 1
|-
|align="left"| Zap || 1
|}
|}

==Skills==
''These abilities are only learned after the timeskip''
{{CharacterSpellList|header|title=Dragon Quest V|subtitle=DS}}
{{CharacterSpellList|entry|spell=[[Focus Strength]]|level=17}}
{{CharacterSpellList|entry|spell=[[War Cry]]|level=21}}
{{CharacterSpellList|entry|spell=[[Disruptive Wave]]|level=33}}
{{CharacterSpellList|entry|spell=[[Lightning]]|level=40}}
{{CharacterSpellList|footer}}

==Trivia==
*All the names Bianca picks out for the sabrecat are derived from a children's book at her home in Roundbeck.

{{DQV}}
[[Category:Dragon Quest V characters]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest V recruitable monsters]]
[[Category:Party members]]{{Wikia}}

Golem

2012-10-20T09:24:25Z

50.35.222.69: /* Main series */

{{Monster Infobox
|title=Golem
|image=[[Image:GolemArt.png|240px]]
|caption=
|kanji=
|romanji=
|firstappear=''[[Dragon Quest]]''
}}
:''For the monster class in [[Dragon Quest VII]], see [[Golem (Class)]].''

The '''golem''' is a recurring monster in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series. Introduced in the [[Dragon Quest|first game]] as a boss, it has since appeared in several other installments of the series, primarily as a normal enemy.

==Characteristics==
Golems are hulking man-shaped monsters made of clay bricks. This sums up most of their appearances with their face being the only other detail: a mouth-like opening with two eyes glowing from the darkness.

Since the appearance of the first golem the species has solidified itself as a hefty force of physical might but one that lacks in resistance to spells. One of the most notable vulnerabilities of the golem is that of sleep-inducing abilities, an Achilles' heel that made the first golem easy to defeat and has since, for the most part, stuck with the monster as one of its more unfortunate qualities.

==Appearances==
===Main series===
{{VersionTabs|Dragon Quest|
The Golem guards the town of [[Cantlin|Cantlin/Mercado]] and must be defeated before that town may be entered. It can be put to sleep with a fairy flute to make the battle easier.
{{VersionTabs|NES|
{{Enemy
|float =
|name = Golem
|image = [[image:Dwgolem.gif]]
|game = Dragon Quest
|console = NES
|hp = 70
|attack = 120
|defense = 60
|agility = 39
|experience = 5
|gold = 10
|description =
|locations = [[Cantlin]]([[Mercado]])
}}
|SNES|
{{Enemy
|float =
|name = Golem
|image = [[image:golemsnes.gif]]
|game = Dragon Quest
|console = SNES
|hp = N/A
|attack = 120
|defense = 60
|agility = 39
|experience = 2
|gold = 10
|description =
|locations = [[Cantlin]]([[Mercado]])
}}
|GBC|
{{Enemy
|float =
|name = Golem
|image = [[Image:Golem GBC.png]]
|game = Dragon Quest
|console = GBC
|hp = 155
|attack = 120
|defense = 60
|agility = 39
|experience = N/A
|gold = 10
|description =
|locations = [[Cantlin]]([[Mercado]])
}}
}}
|V|
The first reappearance of the golem since it was introduced in the original game.
{{VersionTabs|SNES|
{{Enemy
|float = left
|name = Golem
|image = [[image:golem.gif]]
|game = Dragon Quest V
|console = SNES
|hp = 190
|attack = 160
|defense = 150
|agility = 51
|experience = 330
|gold = 90
|droppedItem = [[Seed of Strength]]
|captureRate = [[Golem (Recruit)|1/4]]
}}
|PS2|
N/A
|DS|
{{Enemy
|float = left
|name = Golem
|image = [[image:dq7golem.gif]]
|game = Dragon Quest V
|console = DS
|hp = 190
|attack = 160
|defense = 150
|agility = 51
|experience = 330
|gold = 90
|droppedItem = [[Seed of Strength]]
|captureRate = [[Golem (Recruit)|1/4]]
}}
}}
|VII|
{{Enemy
|float=
|image=[[Image:Golem.gif1]]
|name=Golem
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|console=PSX
|romanji=
|hp=280
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|experience=60
|gold=70
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|description=
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|}}

The '''Golem''' is a boss fought in the [[Rexwood Tower]].

====Strategy====
With [[Hank]] on your side, the Golem isn't difficult at all. Although it is tough, a Sap spell cast on it twice renders it soft. Plus, the Golem also hits Hank and you don't have to worry about healing Hank. As long as you keep your HP to 20, the Golem will pose no threat.
|VIII|
{{Enemy
|float = left
|name = Golem
|image = [[image:golem.png]]
|game = Dragon Quest VIII
|console = PS2
|hp = 225
|attack = 177
|defense = 153
|agility = 80
|experience = 237
|gold = 50
|droppedItem = [[Rennet Powder]] (Common) [[Titan Belt]] (Rare)
|bestiaryNumber = 156
|description =
|locations = [[Arcadia Region]]
}}
While normal golems do not appear until later on in the story, the player can find a wandering one in the [[Maella Region]] that they can recruit for their monster team.
|IX|
{{Enemy
|float = left
|name = Golem
|image = [[image:nopic.png]]
|game = Dragon Quest IX
|console = DS
|experience = 1700
|gold = 174
|hp=300
|mp=0
|attack=175
|defense=210
|agility=99
|skills=[[Psych Up]] Critical strike
|droppedItem = [[Flintstone]] (common, 1/16) [[Mythril ore]] (rare, 1/128)
|bestiaryNumber = 161
|locations = [[Lonely Coast]] [[Wyrmwing]] [[Wyrmneck]] [[Wyrmsmaw]] [[Grotto]]
|description=Though weak against wind, these stony souls will weather a storm of blows before unleashing a cataclysmic critical attack. If you ask them which monster has the most mates, they won't hesitate to suggest their own big-headed, bricky selves.
}}
}}

===Monsters series===
{{VersionTabs|Dragon Quest Monsters|
{{VersionTabs|GBC|
{{Enemy
|float = left
|name = Golem
|image = [[image:golem.png1]]
|game = Dragon Quest Monsters
|console = GBC
|hp = 3/5
|mp = 3/5
|attack = 3/5
|defense = 2/5
|agility = 2/5
|spells = Level 13 - [[PsycheUp]] Level 15 - [[ChargeUp]] Level 15 - [[Strong D]]
|family = [[Material Family]]
}}
|PSX|
N/A
}}
|2|
{{VersionTabs|GBC|
{{Enemy
|float = left
|name = Golem
|image = [[image:golem.png1]]
|game = Dragon Quest Monsters 2
|console = GBC
|hp = 6/10
|mp = 3/10
|attack = 7/10
|defense = 6/10
|agility = 3/10
|spells = [[ChargeUp]], [[Meditate]], [[RockThrow]]
|family = [[Material Family]]
|locations = Breed a [[MudDoll]] with another [[MudDoll]]
}}
|PSX|
N/A
}}
|Caravan Heart|
N/A
|Joker|
Golems are rank A members of the material family, but not the top A monster of that group. A golem acts as the sentinel of the Xeroph Isle shrine and must be defeated in order to help the [[Incarnus]] reach its goal.
|Joker 2|
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===''[[Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime]]''===
Golems do not appear until near the end of the game, acting as mechs piloted by [[platypunk]] members of the Plob within the Flying Clawtress and can also be piloted by the player once unmanned. They are potent monsters, capable of delivering charging punches and hitting their fists together to ward off opponents that are too close for comfort. If one is already being manned by a platypunk, it must be struck with three Elasto Blasts before the pilot will be forced to disembark. These 'liberated' golems, and ones left unattended, can only suffer another three attacks before they go inoperable and explode, regardless of whether the player is piloting them or they are unmanned. Since they are too big and heavy to be knocked into the air and carried around, a [[chimaera wing]] must be thrown at them in order to send them back to town.

Golems can also be used in tank battles, though they act the same way as they do outside of these battles, meaning they do nothing more than stand idle until the player jumps in to command one, being somewhat disadvantageous since only two other crew members will be left free and even more disadvantageous if these remaining crew members are poor at handling the cannons. This aside, golems can be incredibly useful when it comes to sabotaging an enemy tank since their fist-clapping move can quickly break open the entryway of an enemy tank, and their charging punches can wreck a whole wall of machinery when positioned right and easily enable one to reach the enemy's engine when the time arrives, but they can still only deal with three attacks before being defeated. An exploding golem can damage the player both inside and outside of tank battles, so it is recommended to gain some distance when a golem has taken as much as it can.

===''[[Dragon Quest Swords: The Masked Queen and the Tower of Mirrors]]''===
A golem named [[Briquet]] is the boss of [[Galantyne Glades]].

==Related Monsters==
*[[Gold golem]]
*[[Stone golem]]
*[[Golemuga]]

==See Also==
*[[Golem (Class)]]

==Etymology==
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golem Golems] are beings from Jewish folklore, often portrayed as servants animated from clay that obediently carry out orders but often to warped or far too literal extents.

==Gallery==
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Image:Dwgolem.gif|Dragon Quest (NES)
Image:golemsnes.gif|Dragon Quest (SNES)
Image:Golem GBC.png|Dragon Warrior I (GBC)
Image:Golem.gif|Dragon Quest V (SNES)
Image:Golem1.gif|Dragon Quest VII (PSX)
Image:Golem.png|Dragon Quest VIII (PS2)
Image:Golem1.png|Dragon Quest Monsters (GBC)
Image:Golem2.png|Dragon Quest Monsters 2
Image:Material-golem.jpg|Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker
Image:Golem.PNG|Golem battle in Dragon Warrior (NES)
Image:DW1NES_Golem.png|Golem in Dragon Warrior (NES)
Image:Golem_sofubi.jpg|A golem from the [[Sofubi Monster]] merchandise series.
</gallery>

==References==
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Dragonlord's great-great-grandson

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|Japanese name=竜王のひ孫
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The ''Dragonlord's grandson'' (Dracolord's great-grandson) is a non-player character in [[Dragon Quest II]]. He resides in [[Charlock Castle]] and stands in the same location as the [[Dragonlord]] in [[Dragon Quest]]. However, rather than fighting the heroes of Dragon Quest II, he instead offers critical advice about defeating [[Hargon]]. In particular, he describes that the [[5 Crests]] must be gathered from around the world of [[Torland]].

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Charlock Castle

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'''Charlock Castle''' (DracoLord's Castle, Zoma's Castle) is the name of the final dungeon in [[Dragon Quest (game) | Dragon Quest]] and [[Dragon Quest III]]. It also appears as a dungeon in [[Dragon Quest II]] but is not vital to the plot of the game. It is located in the central area of [[Alefgard]], across the water to the southeast of [[Tantegel]].

==Synopsis==
Charlock Castle generally serves as a main hideout for evil enemies. This is slightly less true in Dragon Quest II, where it has been primarily abandoned.
===Dragon Quest===
Ruled by the [[Dragonlord]].

===Dragon Quest II===
No great evil dwells here now, merely the [[Dragonlord's grandson|grandson of the Dragonlord]].

===Dragon Quest III===
Ruled by [[Zoma]].

==Places of interest==
===Hidden staircase===
The castle has a hidden staircase on the first floor which is the correct path to reach the innermost areas of the castle in both Dragon Quest and Dragon Quest III. This staircase is referred to by various NPCs in both Dragon Quest and Dragon Quest III. In order to find the stairs, the hero must search behind the thrones in the middle of the first floor. All other paths from the first floor lead to a [[Neverending Maze|neverending maze]].

== Version Differences ==
The castle in Dragon Quest III is notably larger than the castle in Dragon Quest. This seems backwards as the events of Dragon Quest actually take place several hundred years after the events of Dragon Quest III. Overall, a majority of the floor layouts are nearly identical between the two games.

==References==
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Zenith

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[[Image:Zenith-DQIII.gif|right]]
In the remakes of [[Dragon Quest III]] from the Super Famicom and Gameboy Color, Zenith is a bonus dungeon that can be reached after completing the game. It is possible that this might be [[Zenithia]] from another time, as it alludes to it by name and general structure, but various details are different.

==Location==
Zenith is reached by stepping into the light of the stained glass windows at the [[Castle of the Dragon Queen|Dragon Queen's palace]] in the normal world, although this only occurs if the player has already defeated Zoma and seen the ending, earning the "Roto" title on their save file on the loading screen.

The heroes will find themselves on a floating island surrounded by thick clouds. On this island is a deep cave, containing many rooms resembling those seen previously. Many fierce monsters populate this dungeon, including an alternate form of [[Baramos]] known as Baramevils. The final room of the dungeon is a monster arena, where the heroes fight inside the ring (unless they choose to walk past the enemy rather than fighting him).

After the dungeon the heroes find themselves in a castle, with four human-looking occupants including a human king. The King will tell them about God Dragon, or [[Divinegon]], who lives atop a large tower above the castle. There is also a small house that the heroes pass through between the castle and the tower, where an old man stirs a large pot; he explains that this is a special medicine he's cooking. Whether the heroes decide to taste the medicine or not does not seem to affect gameplay, though it burns the hero's mouth to try.

[[Image:Zenith-Enemies-DQIII.gif|left]]
The tower has even fiercer enemies, including a number of [[Ramia]]s that attack the heroes and can cast Disperse to expel party members back to the pub in Aliahan. It also contains the most powerful weapon in the game, the Wrecking Flail. Upon reaching the top of the tower, there is an altar, above which resides Divinegon, a long green serpentine dragon resembling Shenlong of the Dragon Ball series. He challenges the heroes to a duel, and if they can defeat him within a certain number of turns (35 for the first, 25 for the second, and 15 for any later wishes) they will be granted a wish. These wishes include a new pachisi track, a personality-changing naughty book, and the revival of a certain character. In the gameboy version there is also a wish to receive certain unique monster medals, needed (along with the other medals, which are rare drop items from various monsters) in order to enter that version's second bonus dungeon.

==Connections to other Dragon Quest games==
[[Image:God_Dragon-Zenith.gif|center]]
Whether [[Divinegon]] is related to [[Master Dragon]], whether the castle and tower are related to [[Zenithia]] (or [[Baron's Tower]]), and if so, when this takes place in relation to Dragon Quest IV, V, or VI is unclear. Dragon Quest VI, however, also features a human king of Zenithia, which may or may not be related.

The island seen at the beginning of the Zenith area, and the cave of familiar rooms within, also bears a physical resemblance to the first bonus dungeon in [[Dragon Warrior VII]], which the heroes of that game travel through to meet [[God]].

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