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}} | |monster1=[[Pearly wight]]<br>[[Shadow minister]]<br>[[Wight king (Dragon Quest V)|Wight king]] ({{V}}, {{XI}})}} | ||
The '''Wight prince''' is a recurring {{MFamilies}} in the {{DQSeries}}, first appearing in {{Dragon Quest V}}. | The '''Wight prince''' is a recurring {{MFamilies}} in the {{DQSeries}}, first appearing in {{Dragon Quest V}}. | ||
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|stun-resist=67% | |stun-resist=67% | ||
|ps2-sprites=[[Image:Wightprince DQV PS2.png]] | |ps2-sprites=[[Image:Wightprince DQV PS2.png|80px]] | ||
|ds-mobile-sprites=[[File:Wight_prince.png]] | |ds-mobile-sprites=[[File:Wight_prince.png]] | ||
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|sprite=[[File:Wight prince DQTR portrait.jpg|100px]] | |sprite=[[File:Wight prince DQTR portrait.jpg|100px]] | ||
|forte= | |forte=Stealth | ||
|treasure=2 | |treasure=2 | ||
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|ability1=[[C-c-cold Breath]] | |ability1=[[C-c-cold Breath]] | ||
|ability2=[[Craggle]] | |ability2=[[Craggle]] | ||
|ability3=[[ | |ability3=[[Dance of the Dead]] | ||
|ability4=[[Encroaching Fear]] | |ability4=[[Encroaching Fear]] | ||
|ability5=[[Fullheal]] | |ability5=[[Fullheal]] | ||
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==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
In its original usage in Middle English, a [[Wikipedia:wight|wight]] refers to a living creature, especially a human being. But in works of fiction, it has come to refer to a supernatural being, often wraith-like or undead. Wights are featured in J.R.R. Tolkien's world of Middle-earth, being depicted as undead monsters that are animated through violence and hatred such as the barrow-wights of ''[[Wikipedia:The Lord of the Rings|The Lord of the Rings]]''. This reinvention of the term lead to its inclusion in the roleplaying game ''[[Wikipedia:Dungeons & Dragons|Dungeons & Dragons]]'' in 1974, leading to the current popularity in RPGs. | In its original usage in Middle English, a [[Wikipedia:wight|wight]] refers to a living creature, especially a human being. But in works of fiction, it has come to refer to a supernatural being, often wraith-like or undead. Wights are featured in J.R.R. Tolkien's world of Middle-earth, being depicted as undead monsters that are animated through violence and hatred such as the barrow-wights of ''[[Wikipedia:The Lord of the Rings|The Lord of the Rings]]''. This reinvention of the term lead to its inclusion in the roleplaying game ''[[Wikipedia:Dungeons & Dragons|Dungeons & Dragons]]'' in 1974, leading to the current popularity in RPGs. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||