Erdrick trilogy - Revision history

dragon>Follower of Light at 03:39, 27 June 2025

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dragon>Follower of Light at 18:37, 27 July 2024

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			[[File:Erdrick Trilogy HD-2D logo.png\|right\|thumb\|200px\|The logo created for the trilogy in 2024]]
	The '''Erdrick Trilogy''' refers to the first three games in the main ''[[Dragon Quest (series)\|Dragon Quest]]'' series. These titles share a similar setting and timeline, and feature a recurring theme of a bloodline chosen by [[Rubiss\|divinity]] to repel diabolical forces that want to conquer the kingdom of [[Alefgard]]. The eponymous series takes its name from [[Erdrick]], the original savior of the land.		The '''Erdrick Trilogy''' refers to the first three games in the main ''[[Dragon Quest (series)\|Dragon Quest]]'' series. These titles share a similar setting and timeline, and feature a recurring theme of a bloodline chosen by [[Rubiss\|divinity]] to repel diabolical forces that want to conquer the kingdom of [[Alefgard]]. The eponymous series takes its name from [[Erdrick]], the original savior of the land.

dragon>Antiyonder at 06:00, 2 October 2018

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dragon>Icysugarspike: /* See also */

2016-05-13T01:05:53Z

dragon>Icysugarspike at 01:05, 13 May 2016

2016-05-13T01:05:32Z

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	The '''Erdrick Trilogy''' refers to the first three games in the main ''[[Dragon Quest (series)\|Dragon Quest]]'' series. These titles share a similar setting and timeline, and feature a recurring theme of a bloodline chosen by [[Rubiss\|divinity]] to repel diabolical forces that want to conquer the kingdom of [[Alefgard]]. The eponymous series takes ~~it's~~ name from [[Erdrick]], the original savior of the land.		The '''Erdrick Trilogy''' refers to the first three games in the main ''[[Dragon Quest (series)\|Dragon Quest]]'' series. These titles share a similar setting and timeline, and feature a recurring theme of a bloodline chosen by [[Rubiss\|divinity]] to repel diabolical forces that want to conquer the kingdom of [[Alefgard]]. The eponymous series takes its name from [[Erdrick]], the original savior of the land.

	==Plot==		==Plot==

dragon>Antiyonder at 05:42, 10 January 2016

2016-01-10T05:42:54Z

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	The '''Erdrick Trilogy''' refers to the first three games in the main Dragon Quest series. These titles share a similar setting and timeline, and feature a recurring theme of a bloodline chosen by [[Rubiss\|divinity]] to repel diabolical forces that want to conquer the kingdom of [[Alefgard]]. The eponymous series takes it's name from [[Erdrick]], the original savior of the land.		The '''Erdrick Trilogy''' refers to the first three games in the main ''[[Dragon Quest (series)\|Dragon Quest]]'' series. These titles share a similar setting and timeline, and feature a recurring theme of a bloodline chosen by [[Rubiss\|divinity]] to repel diabolical forces that want to conquer the kingdom of [[Alefgard]]. The eponymous series takes it's name from [[Erdrick]], the original savior of the land.

	==Plot==		==Plot==
	{{spoiler\|start}}		{{spoiler\|start}}
	[[Dragon Quest III]] is chronologically the first game in the trilogy. It tells the story of [[Erdrick]] freeing his native homeland from the threat of [[Baramos]] and descending to [[Alefgard]] to defeat the arch-fiend [[Zoma]]. After vanquishing him, Erdrick is trapped in Alefgard when the cleft between worlds closes.		''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' is chronologically the first game in the trilogy. It tells the story of [[Erdrick]] freeing his native homeland from the threat of [[Baramos]] and descending to [[Alefgard]] to defeat the arch-fiend [[Zoma]]. After vanquishing him, Erdrick is trapped in Alefgard when the cleft between worlds closes.

	[[Dragon Quest]] tells the story of a descendant of Erdrick stepping forward to defeat a new evil foe who has taken up residence in [[Charlock Castle]]. The [[Hero (Dragon Quest I)\|new hero]] follows in his fore-bearer's footsteps and must regain their [[Erdrick Equipment\|equipment]] in order to defeat the [[Dragonlord]] and restore order. Upon his victory, the hero and [[Princess Gwaelin]] leave Alefgard to explore and found new kingdoms in foreign regions.		''[[Dragon Quest]]'' tells the story of a descendant of Erdrick stepping forward to defeat a new evil foe who has taken up residence in [[Charlock Castle]]. The [[Hero (Dragon Quest)\|new hero]] follows in his fore-bearer's footsteps and must regain their [[Erdrick Equipment\|equipment]] in order to defeat the [[Dragonlord]] and restore order. Upon his victory, the hero and [[Princess Gwaelin]] leave Alefgard to explore and found new kingdoms in foreign regions.

	[[Dragon Quest II]] begins with a demonic siege on the kingdom of [[Moonbrooke]], one of many kingdoms founded by the hero of Dragon Quest I, by the mad priest [[Hargon]] and his apocalyptic cult. In response, the [[Prince of Midenhall]] is sent by his father to join forces with his cousins to stamp out the mad man's ambitions. The Prince of Midenhall, the [[Prince of Cannock]], and the [[Princess of Moonbrooke]] travel together throughout Alefgard and the greater the world [[Torland]], saving villages and towns from the cult's invasions before attacking the heart of evil in the frozen plateau of [[Rendarak]].		''[[Dragon Quest II]]'' begins with a demonic siege on the kingdom of [[Moonbrooke]], one of many kingdoms founded by the hero of Dragon Quest I, by the mad priest [[Hargon]] and his apocalyptic cult. In response, the [[Prince of Midenhall]] is sent by his father to join forces with his cousins to stamp out the mad man's ambitions. The Prince of Midenhall, the [[Prince of Cannock]], and the [[Princess of Moonbrooke]] travel together throughout Alefgard and the greater the world [[Torland]], saving villages and towns from the cult's invasions before attacking the heart of evil in the frozen plateau of [[Rendarak]].
	{{spoiler\|end}}		{{spoiler\|end}}


	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Dragon Quest I]]		*[[Dragon Quest]]
	*[[Dragon Quest II]]		*[[Dragon Quest II]]
	*[[Dragon Quest III]]		*[[Dragon Quest III]]

98.251.122.142: Updated names

2015-11-26T16:59:30Z

Updated names

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	The '''Erdrick Trilogy'~~'', also referred to as the ''Loto Trilogy'' or ''Roto Trilogy~~'' refers to the first three games in the main Dragon Quest series. These ~~games~~ share a similar setting and timeline~~. In particular~~, ~~they all involve~~ the kingdom of [[Alefgard]] ~~and the hero~~ [[Erdrick]].		The '''Erdrick Trilogy''' refers to the first three games in the main Dragon Quest series. These titles share a similar setting and timeline, and feature a recurring theme of a bloodline chosen by [[Rubiss\|divinity]] to repel diabolical forces that want to conquer the kingdom of [[Alefgard]]. The eponymous series takes it's name from [[Erdrick]], the original savior of the land.

	==Plot==		==Plot==
	{{spoiler\|start}}		{{spoiler\|start}}
	[[Dragon Quest III]] is chronologically the first game in the trilogy. It tells the story of [[Erdrick]] ~~leaving~~ his native homeland and ~~coming~~ to [[Alefgard]] to defeat [[Zoma]]. After ~~defeating~~ him, Erdrick ~~finds himself~~ trapped in Alefgard when the ~~pit he had used to access it from his homeland is sealed shut~~.		[[Dragon Quest III]] is chronologically the first game in the trilogy. It tells the story of [[Erdrick]] freeing his native homeland from the threat of [[Baramos]] and descending to [[Alefgard]] to defeat the arch-fiend [[Zoma]]. After vanquishing him, Erdrick is trapped in Alefgard when the cleft between worlds closes.

	[[Dragon Quest]] tells the story of a ~~descendent~~ of Erdrick stepping forward to defeat a new evil foe who has taken up residence in [[Charlock Castle]]. The [[Hero (Dragon Quest I)\|new hero]] follows in his fore-bearer's footsteps and must ~~emulate many of his actions~~ in order to defeat the [[Dragonlord]]. Upon his victory, the hero and [[~~Lady Lora~~]] leave Alefgard to explore and found new kingdoms in foreign regions.		[[Dragon Quest]] tells the story of a descendant of Erdrick stepping forward to defeat a new evil foe who has taken up residence in [[Charlock Castle]]. The [[Hero (Dragon Quest I)\|new hero]] follows in his fore-bearer's footsteps and must regain their [[Erdrick Equipment\|equipment]] in order to defeat the [[Dragonlord]] and restore order. Upon his victory, the hero and [[Princess Gwaelin]] leave Alefgard to explore and found new kingdoms in foreign regions.

	[[Dragon Quest II]] begins with ~~an attack~~ on [[Moonbrooke]] ~~which is~~ one of many kingdoms founded by the hero of Dragon Quest. In response, ~~3 descendents of Erdrick, 1 from each of~~ the ~~kingdoms of~~ [[Midenhall]], [[Cannock]], and [[Moonbrooke]]~~, unite to defeat [[Malroth]]. They~~ travel together throughout [[Torland]], ~~which is expanded Alefgard region until confronting~~ [[~~Hargon~~]] ~~and Malroth~~.		[[Dragon Quest II]] begins with a demonic siege on the kingdom of [[Moonbrooke]], one of many kingdoms founded by the hero of Dragon Quest I, by the mad priest [[Hargon]] and his apocalyptic cult. In response, the [[Prince of Midenhall]] is sent by his father to join forces with his cousins to stamp out the mad man's ambitions. The Prince of Midenhall, the [[Prince of Cannock]], and the [[Princess of Moonbrooke]] travel together throughout Alefgard and the greater the world [[Torland]], saving villages and towns from the cult's invasions before attacking the heart of evil in the frozen plateau of [[Rendarak]].
	{{spoiler\|end}}		{{spoiler\|end}}

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	*[[~~Roto~~]]		*[[Erdrick]]
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			*[[Prince of Midenhall]]
	*[[Prince of Cannock]]		*[[Prince of Cannock]]
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	[[Category:Dragon Quest III]]~~{{Wikia}}~~		[[Category:Dragon Quest III]]

dragon>Zenithian: Updating localizations, per Dragon Quest IX.

2010-12-03T20:23:12Z

Updating localizations, per Dragon Quest IX.

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	The '''Erdrick Trilogy''', also referred to as the ''Loto Trilogy'' or ''Roto Trilogy'' refers to the first three games in the main Dragon Quest series. These games share a similar setting and timeline. In particular, they all involve the kingdom of [[Alefgard]] and the hero [[~~Roto~~]].		The '''Erdrick Trilogy''', also referred to as the ''Loto Trilogy'' or ''Roto Trilogy'' refers to the first three games in the main Dragon Quest series. These games share a similar setting and timeline. In particular, they all involve the kingdom of [[Alefgard]] and the hero [[Erdrick]].

	==Plot==		==Plot==
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	[[Dragon Quest]] tells the story of a descendent of Erdrick stepping forward to defeat a new evil foe who has taken up residence in [[Charlock Castle]]. The [[Hero (Dragon Quest I)\|new hero]] follows in his fore-bearer's footsteps and must emulate many of his actions in order to defeat the [[Dragonlord]]. Upon his victory, the hero and [[Lady Lora]] leave Alefgard to explore and found new kingdoms in foreign regions.		[[Dragon Quest]] tells the story of a descendent of Erdrick stepping forward to defeat a new evil foe who has taken up residence in [[Charlock Castle]]. The [[Hero (Dragon Quest I)\|new hero]] follows in his fore-bearer's footsteps and must emulate many of his actions in order to defeat the [[Dragonlord]]. Upon his victory, the hero and [[Lady Lora]] leave Alefgard to explore and found new kingdoms in foreign regions.

	[[Dragon Quest II]] begins with an attack on [[Moonbrooke]] which is one of many kingdoms founded by the hero of Dragon Quest. In response, 3 descendents of Erdrick, 1 from each of the kingdoms of [[~~Lorasia~~]], [[Cannock]], and [[Moonbrooke]], unite to defeat [[Malroth]]. They travel together throughout [[Torland]], which is expanded Alefgard region until confronting [[Hargon]] and Malroth.		[[Dragon Quest II]] begins with an attack on [[Moonbrooke]] which is one of many kingdoms founded by the hero of Dragon Quest. In response, 3 descendents of Erdrick, 1 from each of the kingdoms of [[Midenhall]], [[Cannock]], and [[Moonbrooke]], unite to defeat [[Malroth]]. They travel together throughout [[Torland]], which is expanded Alefgard region until confronting [[Hargon]] and Malroth.
	{{spoiler\|end}}		{{spoiler\|end}}

dragon>Zenithian: moved Roto trilogy to Erdrick trilogy: per localization name in Dragon Quest IX.

2010-12-03T20:20:18Z

moved Roto trilogy to Erdrick trilogy: per localization name in Dragon Quest IX.

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(No difference)

dragon>Tentacles at 14:30, 30 July 2010

2010-07-30T14:30:54Z

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	The '''~~Roto~~ Trilogy''', also referred to as the ''Loto Trilogy'' or ''~~Erdrick~~ Trilogy'' refers to the first three games in the main Dragon Quest series. These games share a similar setting and timeline. In particular, they all involve the kingdom of [[Alefgard]] and the hero [[Roto]].		The '''Erdrick Trilogy''', also referred to as the ''Loto Trilogy'' or ''Roto Trilogy'' refers to the first three games in the main Dragon Quest series. These games share a similar setting and timeline. In particular, they all involve the kingdom of [[Alefgard]] and the hero [[Roto]].

	==Plot==		==Plot==
	{{spoiler\|start}}		{{spoiler\|start}}
	[[Dragon Quest III]] is chronologically the first game in the trilogy. It tells the story of [[~~Roto~~]] leaving his native homeland and coming to [[Alefgard]] to defeat [[Zoma]]. After defeating him, ~~Roto~~ finds himself trapped in Alefgard when the pit he had used to access it from his homeland is sealed shut.		[[Dragon Quest III]] is chronologically the first game in the trilogy. It tells the story of [[Erdrick]] leaving his native homeland and coming to [[Alefgard]] to defeat [[Zoma]]. After defeating him, Erdrick finds himself trapped in Alefgard when the pit he had used to access it from his homeland is sealed shut.

	[[Dragon Quest]] tells the story of a descendent of ~~Roto~~ stepping forward to defeat a new evil foe who has taken up residence in [[Charlock Castle]]. The [[Hero (Dragon Quest I)\|new hero]] follows in ~~Roto~~'s footsteps and must emulate many of his actions in order to defeat the [[Dragonlord]]. Upon his victory, the hero and [[Lady Lora]] leave Alefgard to explore and found new kingdoms in foreign regions.		[[Dragon Quest]] tells the story of a descendent of Erdrick stepping forward to defeat a new evil foe who has taken up residence in [[Charlock Castle]]. The [[Hero (Dragon Quest I)\|new hero]] follows in his fore-bearer's footsteps and must emulate many of his actions in order to defeat the [[Dragonlord]]. Upon his victory, the hero and [[Lady Lora]] leave Alefgard to explore and found new kingdoms in foreign regions.

	[[Dragon Quest II]] begins with an attack on [[Moonbrooke]] which is one of many kingdoms founded by the hero of Dragon Quest. In response, 3 descendents of ~~Roto~~, 1 from each of the kingdoms of [[Lorasia]], [[Cannock]], and [[Moonbrooke]], unite to defeat [[~~Sidoh~~]]. They travel together throughout [[Torland]], which is expanded Alefgard region until confronting [[Hargon]] and ~~Sidoh~~.		[[Dragon Quest II]] begins with an attack on [[Moonbrooke]] which is one of many kingdoms founded by the hero of Dragon Quest. In response, 3 descendents of Erdrick, 1 from each of the kingdoms of [[Lorasia]], [[Cannock]], and [[Moonbrooke]], unite to defeat [[Malroth]]. They travel together throughout [[Torland]], which is expanded Alefgard region until confronting [[Hargon]] and Malroth.
	{{spoiler\|end}}		{{spoiler\|end}}

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	[[Category:Dragon Quest II]]		[[Category:Dragon Quest II]]
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	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Dragon Quest]]		*''[[Dragon Quest]]''
	*[[Dragon Quest II]]		*''[[Dragon Quest II]]''
	*[[Dragon Quest III]]		*''[[Dragon Quest III]]''
	*[[Erdrick]]		*[[Erdrick]]
	*[[Hero (Dragon Quest I)]]		*[[Hero (Dragon Quest I)]]