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			[[Image:DQ9 Flinstone.png\|right\|48px]]
	Flintstones can be collected on the [[Khaalag Coast]] and in the [[Gittish Empire]], as well as having a 5% chance of being found in [[List of treasure map treasure chest ranks in Dragon Quest IX#Rank_4/F\|Rank 4]] blue treasure chests. Flintstone can also be dropped by [[Stone golem]]s, [[Living statue (recurring)\|Living statue]]s, [[Golem]]s, [[Grinade]]s, and [[Mad moai]]s. It can be sold for 48 gold and is used in the following alchemy recipes:		Flintstones can be collected on the [[Khaalag Coast]] and in the [[Gittish Empire]], as well as having a 5% chance of being found in [[List of treasure map treasure chest ranks in Dragon Quest IX#Rank_4/F\|Rank 4]] blue treasure chests. Flintstone can also be dropped by [[Stone golem]]s, [[Living statue (recurring)\|Living statue]]s, [[Golem]]s, [[Grinade]]s, and [[Mad moai]]s. It can be sold for 48 gold and is used in the following alchemy recipes:

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	#~~REDIRECT~~ [[~~List~~ of alchemy ~~ingredients~~ in Dragon Quest IX]]		{{Item
			\|title = Flintstone
			\|image = [[Image:Flintstone xi icon.png]]
			\|japanese = つけもの石
			\|romaji = {{tt\|Tsukemono ishi\|Pickling stone}}
			\|names = N/a
			\|games = {{DQ9}}<br>{{DQ10}}<br>{{DQ11}}<br>{{DQH}}
			\|effect = Used as an ingredient to create items.
			}}

			The '''Flintstone''' is a recurring item in the {{DQSeries}}. It is a heavy stone that produces sparks that is used as a crafting ingredient.

			==Appearances==
			===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
			Flintstones can be collected on the [[Khaalag Coast]] and in the [[Gittish Empire]], as well as having a 5% chance of being found in [[List of treasure map treasure chest ranks in Dragon Quest IX#Rank_4/F\|Rank 4]] blue treasure chests. Flintstone can also be dropped by [[Stone golem]]s, [[Living statue (recurring)\|Living statue]]s, [[Golem]]s, [[Grinade]]s, and [[Mad moai]]s. It can be sold for 48 gold and is used in the following alchemy recipes:

			*Recipe: [[Terra tamper]] = [[Über war hammer]] + [[Royal soil]] x3 + Flintstone
			*Recipe: [[Densinium]] = Flintstone x3 + [[Iron ore]] x3

			===''[[Dragon Quest X]]''===
			Flintstones are used to craft some pieces of equipment and in alchemy for adding weight and stumble resistance. It can be purchased from a material store for 110 gold or dropped by various monsters, including Living statues, [[Prancing pillar]]s, [[Dirty dogu]]s, Stone golems, and [[King squid]]s.

			===''[[Dragon Quest XI]]''===
			Flintstones can be purchased from the roving emporium in [[the Manglegrove]] for 120 gold and sold for 30 gold. They can be received from sparkly spots in the [[Heliodor Region]], the [[Heliodorian Foothills]], and the Manglegrove. Two flintstones can also be found in pots in [[Heliodor]], two in [[Downtown Heliodor]], and one in a barrel in the Manglegrove. Flintstones have a {{fraction\|1\|8}} chance of being dropped by [[Stone golem]]s and a {{fraction\|1\|8}} chance of being dropped by [[Living statue (recurring)\|Living statue]]s.

			It is only used in a single [[Fun-size forge recipes\|recipe]] for the [[Fun-Size Forge]]:

			*Recipe: [[Bronze sword]] = [[Copper ore]] x2 + Flintstone

			==={{DQH}}===
			Flintstone can be dropped by [[Golem]]s and [[Stone golem]]s or exchanged for 3 [[Mini medal]]s. It can occasionally be found in treasure chests or barrels on the Stonecloud. The flintstone can be used to create [[Loin-girder]]s and the quick recipe for the [[Rousing ring]] in the [[Alchemy Pot]] and sold for 7 gold. Two stones are required to complete Quest #32: TRIKS UV THE TRAID.

			==={{DQH2}}===
			Flintstone is used as an ingredient to improve various accessories and can be sold for 7 gold. It can be dropped by Living statues and Stone golems

			==Etymology==
			In the original Japanese, the flintstone is known as a ''tsukemono ishi'' (つけもの石) or pickling stone, which is a heavy rock used to apply pressure in a pickle press, known as a ''tsukemonoki'' (漬物器). It is used to preserve vegetables, known as ''[[Wikipedia:tsukemono\|tsukemono]]'' (漬物, lit. "pickled things") and has been traditionally done in Japan before refrigeration.

			==Descriptions==
			{{Descriptions
			\|DQ9=A rock that's just right for setting off sparks. Alchemise it!<ref>Nintendo DS version.</ref>
			\|DQ11=A rock that's just right for setting off sparks.<ref>Sony PlayStation 4, Steam, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One versions.</ref>
			}}

			==References==
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			[[Category:Dragon Quest IX items]]
			[[Category:Dragon Quest IX alchemy ingredients]]
			[[Category:Dragon Quest X materials]]
			[[Category:Dragon Quest XI materials]]
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Flintstone - Revision history

dragon>Aphelion at 00:20, 10 November 2022

dragon>Aphelion: Removed redirect to List of alchemy ingredients in Dragon Quest IX

dragon>Antiyonder at 07:30, 27 February 2020

dragon>Melios: Redirected page to List of alchemy ingredients in Dragon Quest IX