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	'''Alltrades Abbey''' is a recurring location in the {{DQSeries}}. It is represented as an abbey, [[church]], or temple where playable characters can change their [[Vocation ~~system\|vocation]]~~ by speaking to the abbot situated at the center of the building. It usually appears within the first quarter within a given title, giving players time to get accustomed to the flow of the game before being given the ability to customize their party. Since its primary purpose is vocation-related, it does not appear in {{Main Series}} games that do not possess this system.		'''Alltrades Abbey''' is a recurring location in the {{DQSeries}}. It is represented as an abbey, [[church]], or temple where playable characters can change their {{Vocation}} by speaking to the abbot situated at the center of the building. It usually appears within the first quarter within a given title, giving players time to get accustomed to the flow of the game before being given the ability to customize their [[party]]. Since its primary purpose is vocation-related, it does not appear in {{Main Series}} games that do not possess this system.

	In each game, there are set requirements for when a character can change to another vocation. The abbey is essential to the system and is not uncommonly used as a hub location in the games in which it appears, serving as an [[inn]], shop, and occasionally housing [[Patty's Party Planning Place]].		In each game, there are set requirements for when a character can change to another vocation. The abbey is essential to the system and is not uncommonly used as a hub location in the games in which it appears, serving as an [[inn]], shop, and occasionally housing [[Patty's Party Planning Place]].
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	The abbey appears in both the [[Lower World]] and the [[Upper World]]. However, it has been sealed by the archfiend [[Murdaw]] in the Lower World and cannot be used to change vocations until he has been defeated.		The abbey appears in both the [[Lower World]] and the [[Upper World]]. However, it has been sealed by the archfiend [[Murdaw]] in the Lower World and cannot be used to change vocations until he has been defeated.

	The system in this game differs from that of {{III}} in that a vocation is a kind of accessory to a character rather than the whole of their capabilities. When assuming a vocation, that character's stats are modified via percentage-based increases and decreases and they will learn new abilities as they advance through the 8 ranks within that vocation. This advancement is done by completing a fixed number of battles with monsters that are of a similar level to the character: beating up weaker ~~monsters~~ will not count towards vocation advancement. This new system allows for more time adventuring and less time leveling up weaker characters to avoid ~~party~~ wipe outs.		The system in this game differs from that of {{III}} in that a vocation is a kind of accessory to a character rather than the whole of their capabilities. When assuming a vocation, that character's stats are modified via percentage-based increases and decreases and they will learn new abilities as they advance through the 8 ranks within that vocation. This advancement is done by completing a fixed number of battles with monsters that are of a similar level to the character: beating up weaker {{MFamilies}}s will not count towards vocation advancement. This new system allows for more time adventuring and less time leveling up weaker characters to avoid {{Party 6}} wipe outs.

	In addition to the eight starting vocations, a character can take on an advanced, hybrid vocation by mastering two prerequisites. There are also two hidden ~~monster~~ vocations that require scrolls for ~~party~~ members to take on the [[Liquid metal slime (vocation)\|Liquid metal slime]] and [[Dragon (vocation)\|Dragon]] vocations, similar to the older method for becoming a ~~sage~~. This abbey is also the first to house [[Patty]]'s services, accommodating the much larger cast of characters.		In addition to the eight starting vocations, a character can take on an advanced, hybrid vocation by mastering two prerequisites. There are also two hidden {{MFamilies}} vocations that require scrolls for {{Party 6}} members to take on the [[Liquid metal slime (vocation)\|Liquid metal slime]] and [[Dragon (vocation)\|Dragon]] vocations, similar to the older method for becoming a [[Sage]]. This abbey is also the first to house [[Patty]]'s services, accommodating the much larger cast of characters.

	==={{DQ7}}===		==={{DQ7}}===
	{{main\|Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VII)}}		{{main\|Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VII)}}
	The abbey is initially under the control of ~~monsters~~ in the distant past, and must be cleansed before it can be used to change vocations. This scenario has the ~~party~~ stripped of their innate abilities, dumped into a penal colony to die, working to free High Priestess [[Jacqueline]], and fighting through a gladiator deathmatch before killing the monster behind the whole mess.		The abbey is initially under the control of {{MFamilies}}s in the distant past, and must be cleansed before it can be used to change vocations. This scenario has the {{Party 7}} stripped of their innate abilities, dumped into a penal colony to die, working to free High Priestess [[Jacqueline]], and fighting through a gladiator deathmatch before killing the monster behind the whole mess.

	Once the infestation is exterminated, the player has access to an enhanced version of the vocation system seen in {{VI}}. The third tier of vocations has been expanded beyond that of just the Hero with the inclusion of the [[Druid]]s and [[Champion]]s, and the roster of ~~monster~~ vocations has been increased from two to thirty-four. These ~~monster~~ classes are also broken down into basic, advanced and master tiers, and can be accessed by speaking to the abbot with a [[Monster Heart]] in a character's possession or in the item bag.		Once the infestation is exterminated, the player has access to an enhanced version of the vocation system seen in {{VI}}. The third tier of vocations has been expanded beyond that of just the {{Hero V}} with the inclusion of the [[Druid]]s and [[Champion]]s, and the roster of {{MFamilies}} vocations has been increased from two to thirty-four. These {{MFamilies}} classes are also broken down into basic, advanced and master tiers, and can be accessed by speaking to the abbot with a [[Monster Heart]] in a character's possession or in the item bag.

	==={{DQ9}}===		==={{DQ9}}===
	{{main\|Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest IX)}}		{{main\|Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest IX)}}
	The abbey appears somewhat earlier than in other games. However, [[List of ~~minor~~ characters in Dragon Quest IX#Jack of Alltrades\|Abbot Jack]], the vocation-changing priest, has gone missing. He must be located and rescued before vocation changing options are available in the game.		The abbey appears somewhat earlier than in other games. However, [[List of characters in Dragon Quest IX#Jack of Alltrades\|Abbot Jack]], the vocation-changing priest, has gone missing. He must be located and rescued before vocation changing options are available in the game.

	==={{DQ10}}===		==={{DQ10}}===
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	==={{DQ11}}===		==={{DQ11}}===
	The {{3DS}} and {{Switch}} versions of the game allow players to travel to the abbey of {{VI}} by using the [[Echo Chamber]]. Once there, the ~~party~~ will find that a group of delusional geezers are pestering the abbot to turn them into bunny girls, preventing anyone from changing their vocation.		The {{3DS}} and {{Switch}} versions of the game allow players to travel to the abbey of {{VI}} by using the [[Echo Chamber]]. Once there, the {{Party 11}} will find that a group of delusional geezers are pestering the abbot to turn them into bunny girls, preventing anyone from changing their vocation.

	===''[[Fortune Street]]''===		===''[[Fortune Street]]''===
	A version of Alltrades Abbey, based on the version in {{~~Dragon Quest~~ IX}}, appears in the crossover installment ''Fortune Street''. In Tour Mode, the player has to go against [[Patty]], [[Dragonlord]], and Bowser Jr.		A version of Alltrades Abbey, based on the version in {{IX}}, appears in the crossover installment ''Fortune Street''. In Tour Mode, the player has to go against [[Patty]], [[Dragonlord]], and Bowser Jr.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*[[wikipedia:Dharma\|''Dharma'']] is an spiritual and religious concept in many Indian religions. In Hinduism, ''dharma'' refers to one's duties, conduct and "right way of living"; its connection with vocations draws off of this definition.		*[[wikipedia:Dharma\|''Dharma'']] is an spiritual and religious concept in many Indian religions. In Hinduism, ''dharma'' refers to one's duties, conduct and "right way of living"; its connection with vocations draws off of this definition.
	*The name "Alltrades Abbey" was first used in the English localization of {{~~Dragon Quest~~ IX}} in 2010.		*The name "Alltrades Abbey" was first used in the English localization of {{IX}} in 2010.

	{{Series_mechanics}}		{{Series_mechanics}}

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dragon>Antiyonder at 17:56, 28 January 2022

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	'''Alltrades Abbey''' is a recurring location in the {{DQSeries}}. It is represented as an abbey, church, or temple where playable characters can change their [[Vocation system\|vocation]] by speaking to the abbot situated at the center of the building. It usually appears within the first quarter within a given title, giving players time to get accustomed to the flow of the game before being given the ability to customize their party. Since its primary purpose is vocation-related, it does not appear in ~~''Dragon Quest''~~ games that do not possess this system.		'''Alltrades Abbey''' is a recurring location in the {{DQSeries}}. It is represented as an abbey, [[church]], or temple where playable characters can change their [[Vocation system\|vocation]] by speaking to the abbot situated at the center of the building. It usually appears within the first quarter within a given title, giving players time to get accustomed to the flow of the game before being given the ability to customize their party. Since its primary purpose is vocation-related, it does not appear in {{Main Series}} games that do not possess this system.

	In each game, there are set requirements for when a character can change to another vocation. The abbey is essential to the system and is not uncommonly used as a hub location in the games in which it appears, serving as an inn, shop, and occasionally housing [[Patty's Party Planning Place]].		In each game, there are set requirements for when a character can change to another vocation. The abbey is essential to the system and is not uncommonly used as a hub location in the games in which it appears, serving as an [[inn]], shop, and occasionally housing [[Patty's Party Planning Place]].

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
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	The abbey is located just north of [[Baharata]], and most players will venture to it before they obtain their [[ship]]. In order to change their vocation characters must be level 20 or higher; however with the class change comes a price, as the character will revert back to level 1 and they will not be given starting equipment suitable for their new role. The abbey is often used as a hub point once it is reached, due to the ability to save the game directly at the entrance, making it the quickest way to save the game in the original {{NES}} Version.		The abbey is located just north of [[Baharata]], and most players will venture to it before they obtain their [[ship]]. In order to change their vocation characters must be level 20 or higher; however with the class change comes a price, as the character will revert back to level 1 and they will not be given starting equipment suitable for their new role. The abbey is often used as a hub point once it is reached, due to the ability to save the game directly at the entrance, making it the quickest way to save the game in the original {{NES}} Version.

	The {{Hero 3}} may not change their vocation at all, with the abbot scolding them for attempting to do so. In order for a character to become a [[Sage]], they must either be a [[Gadabout]] that has reached ~~level~~ 20 or be any other vocation and have the [[Words of Wisdom]] in their inventory. The scroll is only good for one use, and careful consideration must be given to who is promoted to sage.		The {{Hero 3}} may not change their vocation at all, with the abbot scolding them for attempting to do so. In order for a character to become a [[Sage]], they must either be a [[Gadabout]] that has reached Level 20 or be any other vocation and have the [[Words of Wisdom]] in their inventory. The scroll is only good for one use, and careful consideration must be given to who is promoted to sage.

	==={{DQ6}}===		==={{DQ6}}===
	{{main\|Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VI)}}		{{main\|Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VI)}}
	The abbey appears in both the [[Lower World]] and the [[Upper World]]. However, it has been sealed by the archfiend [[Murdaw]] in the Lower World and cannot be used to change vocations until he has been defeated.		The abbey appears in both the [[Lower World]] and the [[Upper World]]. However, it has been sealed by the archfiend [[Murdaw]] in the Lower World and cannot be used to change vocations until he has been defeated.

	The system in this game differs from that of ''III'' in that a vocation is a kind of accessory to a character rather than the whole of their capabilities. When assuming a vocation, that character's stats are modified via percentage-based increases and decreases and they will learn new abilities as they advance through the 8 ranks within that vocation. This advancement is done by completing a fixed number of battles with monsters that are of a similar level to the character: beating up weaker monsters will not count towards vocation advancement. This new system allows for more time adventuring and less time leveling up weaker characters to avoid party wipe outs.		The system in this game differs from that of {{III}} in that a vocation is a kind of accessory to a character rather than the whole of their capabilities. When assuming a vocation, that character's stats are modified via percentage-based increases and decreases and they will learn new abilities as they advance through the 8 ranks within that vocation. This advancement is done by completing a fixed number of battles with monsters that are of a similar level to the character: beating up weaker monsters will not count towards vocation advancement. This new system allows for more time adventuring and less time leveling up weaker characters to avoid party wipe outs.

	In addition to the eight starting vocations, a character can take on an advanced, hybrid vocation by mastering two prerequisites. There are also two hidden monster vocations that require scrolls for party members to take on the [[Liquid ~~Metal Slime~~ (~~Class~~)\|Liquid metal slime]] and [[Dragon (~~Class~~)\|Dragon]] vocations, similar to the older method for becoming a sage. This abbey is also the first to house [[Patty]]'s services, accommodating the much larger cast of characters.		In addition to the eight starting vocations, a character can take on an advanced, hybrid vocation by mastering two prerequisites. There are also two hidden monster vocations that require scrolls for party members to take on the [[Liquid metal slime (vocation)\|Liquid metal slime]] and [[Dragon (vocation)\|Dragon]] vocations, similar to the older method for becoming a sage. This abbey is also the first to house [[Patty]]'s services, accommodating the much larger cast of characters.

	==={{DQ7}}===		==={{DQ7}}===
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	The abbey is initially under the control of monsters in the distant past, and must be cleansed before it can be used to change vocations. This scenario has the party stripped of their innate abilities, dumped into a penal colony to die, working to free High Priestess [[Jacqueline]], and fighting through a gladiator deathmatch before killing the monster behind the whole mess.		The abbey is initially under the control of monsters in the distant past, and must be cleansed before it can be used to change vocations. This scenario has the party stripped of their innate abilities, dumped into a penal colony to die, working to free High Priestess [[Jacqueline]], and fighting through a gladiator deathmatch before killing the monster behind the whole mess.

	Once the infestation is exterminated, the player has access to an enhanced version of the vocation system seen in ''VI''. The third tier of vocations has been expanded beyond that of just the Hero with the inclusion of the [[Druid]]s and [[Champion]]s, and the roster of monster vocations has been increased from two to thirty-four. These monster classes are also broken down into basic, advanced and master tiers, and can be accessed by speaking to the abbot with a [[Monster Heart]] in a character's possession or in the item bag.		Once the infestation is exterminated, the player has access to an enhanced version of the vocation system seen in {{VI}}. The third tier of vocations has been expanded beyond that of just the Hero with the inclusion of the [[Druid]]s and [[Champion]]s, and the roster of monster vocations has been increased from two to thirty-four. These monster classes are also broken down into basic, advanced and master tiers, and can be accessed by speaking to the abbot with a [[Monster Heart]] in a character's possession or in the item bag.

	==={{DQ9}}===		==={{DQ9}}===
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	==={{DQ11}}===		==={{DQ11}}===
	The 3DS and Switch versions of the game allow players to travel to the abbey of ''VI'' by using the [[Echo Chamber]]. Once there, the party will find that a group of delusional geezers are pestering the abbot to turn them into bunny girls, preventing anyone from changing their vocation.		The {{3DS}} and {{Switch}} versions of the game allow players to travel to the abbey of {{VI}} by using the [[Echo Chamber]]. Once there, the party will find that a group of delusional geezers are pestering the abbot to turn them into bunny girls, preventing anyone from changing their vocation.

	===''[[Fortune Street]]''===		===''[[Fortune Street]]''===
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73.121.193.84 at 04:29, 8 July 2020

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	\|japanese=ダーマ神殿		\|japanese=ダーマ神殿
	\|romaji=Dāma ~~temperu~~ (Dharma temple)		\|romaji=Dāma shinden (Dharma temple)
	}}		}}
	'''Alltrades Abbey''' is a recurring location in the {{DQSeries}}. It is represented as an abbey, church, or temple where playable characters can change their [[Vocation system\|vocation]] by speaking to the abbot situated at the center of the building. It usually appears within the first quarter within a given title, giving players time to get accustomed to the flow of the game before being given the ability to customize their party. Since its primary purpose is vocation-related, it does not appear in ''Dragon Quest'' games that do not possess this system.		'''Alltrades Abbey''' is a recurring location in the {{DQSeries}}. It is represented as an abbey, church, or temple where playable characters can change their [[Vocation system\|vocation]] by speaking to the abbot situated at the center of the building. It usually appears within the first quarter within a given title, giving players time to get accustomed to the flow of the game before being given the ability to customize their party. Since its primary purpose is vocation-related, it does not appear in ''Dragon Quest'' games that do not possess this system.

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	The {{Hero 3}} may not change their vocation at all, with the abbot scolding them for attempting to do so. In order for a character to become a [[Sage]], they must either be a [[Gadabout]] that has reached level 20 or be any other vocation and have the [[Words of Wisdom]] in their inventory. The scroll is only good for one use, and careful consideration must be given to who is promoted to sage.		The {{Hero 3}} may not change their vocation at all, with the abbot scolding them for attempting to do so. In order for a character to become a [[Sage]], they must either be a [[Gadabout]] that has reached level 20 or be any other vocation and have the [[Words of Wisdom]] in their inventory. The scroll is only good for one use, and careful consideration must be given to who is promoted to sage.
	~~====Remake====~~
	~~Originally, the option to change a character into a Gadabout wasn't present, but later versions of the game allowed for the change.~~

	==={{DQ6}}===		==={{DQ6}}===
	{{main\|Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VI)}}		{{main\|Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VI)}}

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	\|caption = Alltrades Abbey in ''{{Dragon Quest IX}}''		\|caption = Alltrades Abbey in {{Dragon Quest IX}}
	\|title = Alltrades Abbey		\|title = Alltrades Abbey
	\|japanese=ダーマ神殿		\|japanese=ダーマ神殿

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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	==={{DQ3}}===		==={{DQ3}}===
	~~:''See~~ main ~~article [[~~Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest III)~~]].''~~		{{main\|Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest III)}}
	The abbey is located just north of [[Baharata]], and most players will venture to it before they obtain their [[~~Ship\|~~ship]]. In order to change their vocation characters must be level 20 or higher; however with the class change comes a price, as the character will revert back to level 1 and they will not be given starting equipment suitable for their new role. The abbey is often used as a hub point once it is reached, due to the ability to save the game directly at the entrance, making it the quickest way to save the game in the original {{NES}} Version.		The abbey is located just north of [[Baharata]], and most players will venture to it before they obtain their [[ship]]. In order to change their vocation characters must be level 20 or higher; however with the class change comes a price, as the character will revert back to level 1 and they will not be given starting equipment suitable for their new role. The abbey is often used as a hub point once it is reached, due to the ability to save the game directly at the entrance, making it the quickest way to save the game in the original {{NES}} Version.

	The {{Hero 3}} may not change their vocation at all, with the abbot scolding them for attempting to do so. In order for a character to become a [[Sage]], they must either be a [[Gadabout]] that has reached level 20 or be any other vocation and have the [[Words of Wisdom]] in their inventory. The scroll is only good for one use, and careful consideration must be given to who is promoted to sage.		The {{Hero 3}} may not change their vocation at all, with the abbot scolding them for attempting to do so. In order for a character to become a [[Sage]], they must either be a [[Gadabout]] that has reached level 20 or be any other vocation and have the [[Words of Wisdom]] in their inventory. The scroll is only good for one use, and careful consideration must be given to who is promoted to sage.
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	==={{DQ6}}===		==={{DQ6}}===
	~~:''See~~ main ~~article [[~~Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VI)~~]].''~~		{{main\|Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VI)}}
	The abbey appears in both the [[Lower World]] and the [[Upper World]]. However, it has been sealed by the archfiend [[Murdaw]] in the Lower World and cannot be used to change vocations until he has been defeated.		The abbey appears in both the [[Lower World]] and the [[Upper World]]. However, it has been sealed by the archfiend [[Murdaw]] in the Lower World and cannot be used to change vocations until he has been defeated.

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	==={{DQ7}}===		==={{DQ7}}===
	~~:''See~~ main ~~article [[~~Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VII)~~]].''~~		{{main\|Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VII)}}
	The abbey is initially under the control of monsters in the distant past, and must be cleansed before it can be used to change vocations. This scenario has the party stripped of their innate abilities, dumped into a penal colony to die, working to free High Priestess [[Jacqueline]], and fighting through a gladiator deathmatch before killing the monster behind the whole mess.		The abbey is initially under the control of monsters in the distant past, and must be cleansed before it can be used to change vocations. This scenario has the party stripped of their innate abilities, dumped into a penal colony to die, working to free High Priestess [[Jacqueline]], and fighting through a gladiator deathmatch before killing the monster behind the whole mess.

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	==={{DQ9}}===		==={{DQ9}}===
	~~:''See~~ main ~~article [[~~Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest IX)~~]].''~~		{{main\|Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest IX)}}
	The abbey appears somewhat earlier than in other games. However, [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest IX#Jack of Alltrades\|Abbot Jack]], the vocation-changing priest, has gone missing. He must be located and rescued before vocation changing options are available in the game.		The abbey appears somewhat earlier than in other games. However, [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest IX#Jack of Alltrades\|Abbot Jack]], the vocation-changing priest, has gone missing. He must be located and rescued before vocation changing options are available in the game.

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	===''[[Fortune Street]]''===		===''[[Fortune Street]]''===
	A version of Alltrades Abbey, based on the version in ''{{Dragon Quest IX}}'', appears in the crossover installment ''Fortune Street''. In Tour Mode, the player has to go against [[Patty]], [[Dragonlord]], and Bowser Jr.		A version of Alltrades Abbey, based on the version in {{Dragon Quest IX}}, appears in the crossover installment ''Fortune Street''. In Tour Mode, the player has to go against [[Patty]], [[Dragonlord]], and Bowser Jr.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*[[wikipedia:Dharma\|''Dharma'']] is an spiritual and religious concept in many Indian religions. In Hinduism, ''dharma'' refers to one's duties, conduct and "right way of living"; its connection with vocations draws off of this definition.		*[[wikipedia:Dharma\|''Dharma'']] is an spiritual and religious concept in many Indian religions. In Hinduism, ''dharma'' refers to one's duties, conduct and "right way of living"; its connection with vocations draws off of this definition.
	*The name "Alltrades Abbey" was first used in the English localization of ''{{Dragon Quest IX}}'' in 2010.		*The name "Alltrades Abbey" was first used in the English localization of {{Dragon Quest IX}} in 2010.

	{{Series_mechanics}}		{{Series_mechanics}}
	[[Category:Recurring elements]]		[[Category:Recurring elements]]

dragon>Follower of Light at 20:51, 26 June 2020

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	\|caption = Alltrades Abbey in ''{{Dragon Quest IX}}''		\|caption = Alltrades Abbey in ''{{Dragon Quest IX}}''
	\|title = Alltrades Abbey		\|title = Alltrades Abbey
	\|japanese=ダーマ神殿		\|japanese=ダーマ神殿
	\|~~romanji~~=		\|romaji=Dāma temperu (Dharma temple)
	}}		}}
	'''Alltrades Abbey''' ~~('''Temple of Dharma''')~~ is a recurring location in the {{DQSeries}}. It is represented as an abbey, church, or temple where playable characters can change their [[Vocation system\|vocation]]. It usually appears ~~early~~ to ~~halfway through~~ the ~~games in which it appears~~. Since its primary purpose is vocation-related, it does not appear in ''Dragon Quest'' games that do not possess ~~a class~~ system.		'''Alltrades Abbey''' is a recurring location in the {{DQSeries}}. It is represented as an abbey, church, or temple where playable characters can change their [[Vocation system\|vocation]] by speaking to the abbot situated at the center of the building. It usually appears within the first quarter within a given title, giving players time to get accustomed to the flow of the game before being given the ability to customize their party. Since its primary purpose is vocation-related, it does not appear in ''Dragon Quest'' games that do not possess this system.

	In each game, there are set requirements for when a character can change to another vocation. The abbey is ~~strongly tied~~ to the ~~overall class~~ system and is not uncommonly used as a hub location in the games in which it appears.		In each game, there are set requirements for when a character can change to another vocation. The abbey is essential to the system and is not uncommonly used as a hub location in the games in which it appears, serving as an inn, shop, and occasionally housing [[Patty's Party Planning Place]].

	~~Each different incarnation of the Abbey works a little differently. All of them are set up like small towns~~, ~~with the later versions having places to check your current class level~~ and ~~shops~~.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	==={{DQ3}}===		==={{DQ3}}===
	:''See main article [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest III)]].''		:''See main article [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest III)]].''
	The abbey ~~appears~~ just ~~prior to obtaining the~~ [[~~ship~~]] in [[~~Portoga~~]]. ~~Characters~~ must be level 20 ~~to change classes. The {{Hero 3}} may not change classes. However~~ with the class change comes a price, as ~~your~~ character will revert back to level ~~one~~ and ~~you~~ will ~~have to buy them the proper~~ equipment for a new ~~class~~. ~~This~~ is ~~also~~ the ~~first time that a class requires something other than reaching a certain level in order~~ to ~~change classes~~, as the ~~[[Words of Wisdom]] is required~~ to ~~become a [[Sage]]~~.		The abbey is located just north of [[Baharata]], and most players will venture to it before they obtain their [[Ship\|ship]]. In order to change their vocation characters must be level 20 or higher; however with the class change comes a price, as the character will revert back to level 1 and they will not be given starting equipment suitable for their new role. The abbey is often used as a hub point once it is reached, due to the ability to save the game directly at the entrance, making it the quickest way to save the game in the original {{NES}} Version.

	The ~~abbey is often used as a hub point once it is reached~~, ~~due~~ to ~~the ability~~ to ~~save~~ the ~~game directly at the entrance~~, ~~making it the quickest way~~ to ~~save the game in the original {{NES}} Version~~.		The {{Hero 3}} may not change their vocation at all, with the abbot scolding them for attempting to do so. In order for a character to become a [[Sage]], they must either be a [[Gadabout]] that has reached level 20 or be any other vocation and have the [[Words of Wisdom]] in their inventory. The scroll is only good for one use, and careful consideration must be given to who is promoted to sage.
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	Originally, the option to change a character into a [[Gadabout~~\|Goof Off]]~~ wasn't present, but later versions of the game allowed for the ~~class~~ change.		Originally, the option to change a character into a Gadabout wasn't present, but later versions of the game allowed for the change.

	==={{DQ6}}===		==={{DQ6}}===
	:''See main article [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VI)]].''		:''See main article [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VI)]].''
	The abbey appears in both the [[Lower ~~World\|Real~~ World]] and the [[Upper ~~World\|Phantom~~ World]]. However, it has been sealed by the ~~demon lord~~ [[Murdaw]] in the ~~Real~~ World and cannot be used to change vocations until he has been defeated.		The abbey appears in both the [[Lower World]] and the [[Upper World]]. However, it has been sealed by the archfiend [[Murdaw]] in the Lower World and cannot be used to change vocations until he has been defeated.

	The system in this ~~gamer~~ differs ''III'' ~~where as you don't lose your levels when you change classes~~, ~~instead your class has it~~'s ~~own~~ level. This new system allows for more time adventuring and less time leveling up ~~so you don't die~~. ~~This Abbey also gives you the opportunity~~ to ~~train in~~ the ~~class of [[Hero]]. The class system is much more advanced~~ starting ~~you with eight main classes and then allowing you to access~~ advanced ~~classes and eventually master classes~~. There are also two hidden monster ~~classes~~ that require ~~books~~ for ~~your~~ party members to ~~learn~~ the [[Liquid Metal Slime (Class)\|Liquid metal slime]] and [[Dragon (Class)\|Dragon]] ~~vocation~~.		The system in this game differs from that of ''III'' in that a vocation is a kind of accessory to a character rather than the whole of their capabilities. When assuming a vocation, that character's stats are modified via percentage-based increases and decreases and they will learn new abilities as they advance through the 8 ranks within that vocation. This advancement is done by completing a fixed number of battles with monsters that are of a similar level to the character: beating up weaker monsters will not count towards vocation advancement. This new system allows for more time adventuring and less time leveling up weaker characters to avoid party wipe outs.

			In addition to the eight starting vocations, a character can take on an advanced, hybrid vocation by mastering two prerequisites. There are also two hidden monster vocations that require scrolls for party members to take on the [[Liquid Metal Slime (Class)\|Liquid metal slime]] and [[Dragon (Class)\|Dragon]] vocations, similar to the older method for becoming a sage. This abbey is also the first to house [[Patty]]'s services, accommodating the much larger cast of characters.

	==={{DQ7}}===		==={{DQ7}}===
	:''See main article [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VII)]].''		:''See main article [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest VII)]].''
	The abbey is under the control of monsters ~~which~~ must be cleansed before it can be used to change ~~classes~~.		The abbey is initially under the control of monsters in the distant past, and must be cleansed before it can be used to change vocations. This scenario has the party stripped of their innate abilities, dumped into a penal colony to die, working to free High Priestess [[Jacqueline]], and fighting through a gladiator deathmatch before killing the monster behind the whole mess.

	Once ~~you clean out~~ the infestation ~~you open up one~~ of the ~~deepest class systems yet. This Abbey keeps the idea that~~ ''VI'' ~~started but adds a whole set~~ of ~~monster classes,~~ that ~~you can learn by obtaining a~~ [[~~Monster Heart~~]] ~~through a random battle~~. ~~The~~ monster classes are also broken down into basic, advanced and master ~~classes~~.		Once the infestation is exterminated, the player has access to an enhanced version of the vocation system seen in ''VI''. The third tier of vocations has been expanded beyond that of just the Hero with the inclusion of the [[Druid]]s and [[Champion]]s, and the roster of monster vocations has been increased from two to thirty-four. These monster classes are also broken down into basic, advanced and master tiers, and can be accessed by speaking to the abbot with a [[Monster Heart]] in a character's possession or in the item bag.

	==={{DQ9}}===		==={{DQ9}}===
	:''See main article [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest IX)]].''		:''See main article [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest IX)]].''
	The abbey appears somewhat earlier than in other games. However, [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest IX#Jack of Alltrades\|Abbot Jack]], the vocation-changing priest, has gone missing. He must be located and rescued before vocation changing options are available in the game.		The abbey appears somewhat earlier than in other games. However, [[List of minor characters in Dragon Quest IX#Jack of Alltrades\|Abbot Jack]], the vocation-changing priest, has gone missing. He must be located and rescued before vocation changing options are available in the game.

			==={{DQ10}}===
			The main abbey is located in the city of Sered, and local branches can be found in most other towns in the game. This is to prevent massive lines of players forming in one central location, and for general convenience.

			==={{DQ11}}===
			The 3DS and Switch versions of the game allow players to travel to the abbey of ''VI'' by using the [[Echo Chamber]]. Once there, the party will find that a group of delusional geezers are pestering the abbot to turn them into bunny girls, preventing anyone from changing their vocation.

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*[[wikipedia:Dharma\|''Dharma'']] is an spiritual and religious concept in many Indian religions. In Hinduism, ''dharma'' refers to one's duties, conduct and "right way of living"; its connection with vocations draws off of this definition.		*[[wikipedia:Dharma\|''Dharma'']] is an spiritual and religious concept in many Indian religions. In Hinduism, ''dharma'' refers to one's duties, conduct and "right way of living"; its connection with vocations draws off of this definition.
	*The name "Alltrades Abbey" was first used in ''{{Dragon Quest IX}}''.		*The name "Alltrades Abbey" was first used in the English localization of ''{{Dragon Quest IX}}'' in 2010.

	~~==References==~~
	~~{{Wikia}}~~

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	:''See main article [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest III)]].''		:''See main article [[Alltrades Abbey (Dragon Quest III)]].''
	The abbey appears just prior to obtaining the [[ship]] in [[Portoga]]. Characters must be level 20 to change classes. The {{Hero 3}} may not change classes. However with the class change comes a price, ~~you're~~ character will revert back to level one and you will have to buy them the proper equipment for a new class. This is also the first time that a class requires something other ~~then~~ reaching a certain level in order to change classes, the [[Words of Wisdom]], is required to become a [[Sage]].		The abbey appears just prior to obtaining the [[ship]] in [[Portoga]]. Characters must be level 20 to change classes. The {{Hero 3}} may not change classes. However with the class change comes a price, as your character will revert back to level one and you will have to buy them the proper equipment for a new class. This is also the first time that a class requires something other than reaching a certain level in order to change classes, as the [[Words of Wisdom]] is required to become a [[Sage]].

	The abbey is often used as a hub point once it is reached, due to the ability to save the game directly at the entrance, making it the quickest way to save the game in the original {{NES}} Version.		The abbey is often used as a hub point once it is reached, due to the ability to save the game directly at the entrance, making it the quickest way to save the game in the original {{NES}} Version.

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	The abbey appears in both the [[Lower World\|Real World]] and the [[Upper World\|Phantom World]]. However, it has been sealed by the demon lord [[Murdaw]] in the Real World and cannot be used to change vocations until he has been defeated.		The abbey appears in both the [[Lower World\|Real World]] and the [[Upper World\|Phantom World]]. However, it has been sealed by the demon lord [[Murdaw]] in the Real World and cannot be used to change vocations until he has been defeated.

	The system in this gamer differs ''III'' where as you don't lose your levels when you change classes, instead your class has it's own level. This new system allows for more time adventuring and less time leveling up so you don't die. This Abbey also gives you the opportunity to train in the class of [[Hero]]. The class system is much more advanced starting you with eight main classes and then allowing you to access advanced classes and eventually master classes. There are also two hidden monster classes that require books for your party members to learn the[[Liquid Metal Slime (Class)\|Liquid metal slime]] and [[Dragon (Class)\|Dragon]] vocation.		The system in this gamer differs ''III'' where as you don't lose your levels when you change classes, instead your class has it's own level. This new system allows for more time adventuring and less time leveling up so you don't die. This Abbey also gives you the opportunity to train in the class of [[Hero]]. The class system is much more advanced starting you with eight main classes and then allowing you to access advanced classes and eventually master classes. There are also two hidden monster classes that require books for your party members to learn the [[Liquid Metal Slime (Class)\|Liquid metal slime]] and [[Dragon (Class)\|Dragon]] vocation.

	==={{DQ7}}===		==={{DQ7}}===