Editing Dragon Quest of the Stars (section)

===Minigames===
There is a casino in Dragon Quest of the Stars, the Squirrel Station. It offers these minigames:
*'''King Splash - Coin Pusher''': A simple coin pusher. The gameplay is simple, players get chests, then befriend monsters, fight bosses from the trilogy of Erdrick, and try to get the jackpot. Each time you defeat Dragonlord (2nd form), Malroth or Zoma, the game softresets. After Zoma, the boss cycle starts again. This machine was eventually made in real life for some game centers in Japan.
*'''Cyril's One Two Hey!''': It's Rock, Paper, Scissors against some DQotS characters like Gaius or Cyril, with an added All or Nothing component.
*'''Slime Darts''': Players throw slimes at a board, trying to aim for the prizes.
*'''Line'Em Up! Flappy Slime''': It's a matching game. Players don't have much control over it, but occasionally a reroll chance will trigger and they can select where they want the new panel picture to be placed.

All four casino minigames have normal and premium machines. The premium machines cost x3 the normal cost, but also have x3 higher prizes. These require a StarPass subscription* (*unavailable since March 31st, 2021 in the Global version), or waiting until it opens to everyone, which happens from time to time. 

In the Japanese version, a '''Monster Arena''' exists too. It's a bit similar to the monster arena in {{DQ8}}, however the monster parties in Stars have 4 party members instead of just 3. Players can raise an ever expanding variety of monsters and fight against the AI to progress through tournaments, or fight against the teams of other players using qr and text codes.

Another Japanese-exclusive feature is the '''Hero Training''', which allow players to send characters from the main series to expeditions and gain experience to level up. The main purpose of leveling them up is to get "blessings" from the heroes, which give a small bonus to the characters who equips them.