Category:Strike skills - Revision history

dragon>Follower of Light at 15:55, 24 December 2024

2024-12-24T15:55:12Z

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	'''Strike''' skills refers to miscellaneous, damage-causing abilities within the Dragon Quest series. The classification contains both martial arts techniques and rock-based attacks, with the ~~current~~ hypothesis behind the shared ~~element~~ being that a fighter would have to have fists of stone/rock-hard hands to deal such damage barehanded. ~~Though as of 2015 no official term has been presented from Square~~-~~Enix~~, the ~~most common fan moniker will be used as a place holder~~.		'''Strike''' skills is a fan term that refers to miscellaneous, damage-causing abilities within {{DQ6}}, {{DQ7}}, {{DQ8}}, and the first two ''[[Dragon Quest Monsters (series)\|Dragon Quest Monsters]]'' games. The classification within those five titles contains both martial arts techniques such as [[Knuckle Sandwich]] and rock-based attacks like [[Boulder Toss]], with the hypothesis behind the shared category being that a fighter would have to have fists of stone/rock-hard hands to deal such damage barehanded.

			The trait was seemingly retired in 2009 with {{DQ9}} introducing a proper Earth-element within the game's programming and the martial arts skills being calculated differently, with subsequent titles carrying this standard forward until 2024. The release of {{DQ3HD}} revived the dormant skill category and greatly expanded upon it, with nearly every physical attack skill utilizing it for damage calculation.

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dragon>Antiyonder at 08:03, 2 October 2018

2018-10-02T08:03:16Z

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	'''Strike''' skills refers to miscellaneous, damage-causing abilities within the Dragon Quest series. The classification contains both martial arts techniques and rock-based attacks, with the current hypothesis behind the shared element being that a fighter would have to have fists of stone/rock-hard hands to deal such damage barehanded. Though as of 2015 no official term has been presented from Square-Enix, the most common fan moniker will be used as a place holder.		'''Strike''' skills refers to miscellaneous, damage-causing abilities within the Dragon Quest series. The classification contains both martial arts techniques and rock-based attacks, with the current hypothesis behind the shared element being that a fighter would have to have fists of stone/rock-hard hands to deal such damage barehanded. Though as of 2015 no official term has been presented from Square-Enix, the most common fan moniker will be used as a place holder.

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dragon>Follower of Light at 02:41, 28 August 2016

2016-08-28T02:41:51Z

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	"Strike" skills refers to miscellaneous, damage-causing abilities within the Dragon Quest series. ~~Though no true theme connects the~~ techniques, ~~each one shares~~ the ~~same resistance table in~~ the ~~games they appear in~~. Though as of 2015 no official term has been presented from Square-Enix, the most common fan ~~monicker~~ will be used as a place holder.		'''Strike''' skills refers to miscellaneous, damage-causing abilities within the Dragon Quest series. The classification contains both martial arts techniques and rock-based attacks, with the current hypothesis behind the shared element being that a fighter would have to have fists of stone/rock-hard hands to deal such damage barehanded. Though as of 2015 no official term has been presented from Square-Enix, the most common fan moniker will be used as a place holder.

dragon>Follower of Light: If anyone can find a better name for this group, please do so.

2015-06-30T06:39:50Z

If anyone can find a better name for this group, please do so.

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"Strike" skills refers to miscellaneous, damage-causing abilities within the Dragon Quest series. Though no true theme connects the techniques, each one shares the same resistance table in the games they appear in. Though as of 2015 no official term has been presented from Square-Enix, the most common fan monicker will be used as a place holder.