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A '''rarefied monster''' is a type of monster introduced in {{Dragon Quest X}}. They are unusual looking pallet swaps of monsters that cannot be found on the overworld, instead only appearing alongside their more common variants. A monster becomes rarefied under different circumstances related to its species, but each one is immensely more powerful than its peers and can spell disaster for an unprepared party. | A '''rarefied monster''' is a type of monster introduced in {{Dragon Quest X}}. They are unusual looking pallet swaps of monsters that cannot be found on the overworld, instead only appearing alongside their more common variants. A monster becomes rarefied under different circumstances related to its species, but each one is immensely more powerful than its peers and can spell disaster for an unprepared party. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
==={{DQ10}}=== | ==={{DQ10}}=== | ||
Rarefied monsters were first added to the game in the 1.1 version update | {{Stub}} | ||
Rarefied monsters were first added to the game in the 1.1 version update. The first set of rarefied monsters were handpicked by the development team from fan submissions after advertising the feature online and in magazines several months prior to the update, and many later additions were also developed by fans. The original seven rarefied monsters are: | |||
*[[24-carrot bunicorn]] | *[[24-carrot bunicorn]] | ||
*[[Antiquitree]] | *[[Antiquitree]] | ||
*[[Pink bonbon]] | *[[Pink bonbon]] | ||
*[[Shadow noble]] | *[[Shadow noble]] | ||
*[[Spiked | *[[Sham hamwitch]] | ||
*[[Spiked club]] | |||
*[[Wireman]] | *[[Wireman]] | ||
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There is no accolade for finding and defeating all rarefied monsters, and there are no malicious or vicious versions of these monsters. Equipping the [[Circle of Serendipity]] or [[Wings of Serendipity]] will increase the odds of encountering rarefied monsters by 3% and 8% respectively, which replace the default encounter rate of 1/256. The former is the reward for turning in 75 [[Mini medal]]s at [[L'Académie de Notre Maitre des Médailles]] and the latter is the prize for completing the hard version of the black cup at the [[Gallopolis]] sand national race. | There is no accolade for finding and defeating all rarefied monsters, and there are no malicious or vicious versions of these monsters, however rarefied monsters can be found accompanying the malicious or vicious variants of their base monsters, so they are not permanently missable. Equipping the [[Circle of Serendipity]] or [[Wings of Serendipity]] will increase the odds of encountering rarefied monsters by 3% and 8% respectively, which replace the default encounter rate of 1/256. The former is the reward for turning in 75 [[Mini medal]]s at [[L'Académie de Notre Maitre des Médailles]] and the latter is the prize for completing the hard version of the black cup at the [[Gallopolis]] sand national race. | ||
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! style="width: 50%;" | Rarefied monster | |||
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| [[Cactiball]] | |||
| [[Golden globe]] | |||
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| [[Slime knight]] | |||
| [[Snooty slime knight]] | |||
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| [[Spiked hare]] | |||
| [[24-carrot bunicorn]] | |||
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| [[Brollygagger]] | |||
| [[Brollympian]] | |||
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| [[Ursa minor]] | |||
| [[Ursa panda]] | |||
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| [[Sprite bulb]] | |||
| [[Wight bulb]] | |||
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| [[Iron maiden]] | |||
| [[Platinum poppet]] | |||
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| [[Cosmic chimaera]] | |||
| [[Lunar chimaera]] | |||
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| [[Snowgre]] | |||
| [[Leviathing]] | |||
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| [[Killing machine]] | |||
| [[Type G0]] | |||
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| [[Metal dragon]] | |||
| [[Clockwyrm]] | |||
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| [[Jerkules]] | |||
| [[Brodysseus]] | |||
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| [[Bilhaw]] | |||
| [[Harmachis]] | |||
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| [[Gold grabber]] | |||
| [[Fortune filcher]] | |||
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| [[Fromage fray]]<sup>1</sup> | |||
| [[Fromage flay]]<sup>1</sup> | |||
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| [[Bag o' laughs]]<sup>1</sup> | |||
| [[Bag o' sweets]]<sup>1</sup> | |||
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| [[Evil ganesha]]<sup>2</sup> | |||
| [[Elephant king]]<sup>2</sup> | |||
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<sup>1</sup> Only present in the 2D worlds of [[Tickington]] <br> | |||
<sup>2</sup> Only present in the 3DS version | |||
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[[Category:Game_mechanics]] | [[Category:Game_mechanics]] | ||
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[[fr:Monstre rarissime]] | [[fr:Monstre rarissime]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:12, 21 July 2026
A rarefied monster is a type of monster introduced in Dragon Quest X. They are unusual looking pallet swaps of monsters that cannot be found on the overworld, instead only appearing alongside their more common variants. A monster becomes rarefied under different circumstances related to its species, but each one is immensely more powerful than its peers and can spell disaster for an unprepared party.
Appearances[edit | edit source]
Dragon Quest X [edit | edit source]
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Rarefied monsters were first added to the game in the 1.1 version update. The first set of rarefied monsters were handpicked by the development team from fan submissions after advertising the feature online and in magazines several months prior to the update, and many later additions were also developed by fans. The original seven rarefied monsters are:
An item to increase the odds of encountering a rarefied monster, the Kiseki no Perfume (きせきの香水), was added in the 2.0 update. The perfume raises the encounter rate to 1/32nd for thirty minutes, and can be purchased from a Casino for 1,500 tokens. With the 3.0 update, bottles can also be won in various Treasures 'n' Trapdoors boards.
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age[edit | edit source]
There is no accolade for finding and defeating all rarefied monsters, and there are no malicious or vicious versions of these monsters, however rarefied monsters can be found accompanying the malicious or vicious variants of their base monsters, so they are not permanently missable. Equipping the Circle of Serendipity or Wings of Serendipity will increase the odds of encountering rarefied monsters by 3% and 8% respectively, which replace the default encounter rate of 1/256. The former is the reward for turning in 75 Mini medals at L'Académie de Notre Maitre des Médailles and the latter is the prize for completing the hard version of the black cup at the Gallopolis sand national race.
1 Only present in the 2D worlds of Tickington
2 Only present in the 3DS version
Dragon Quest Monsters 2: Iru and Luca's Marvelous Mysterious Key[edit | edit source]
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