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|japanese = 会心必中

|romaji =

|romaji = Kaishin hitchū

|~~old~~ =

|translation = Certain hit/guaranteed critical hit

|type = Skill

|type = Coup de Grâce (''IX'' and ''X'')<br>Skill

|first = {{Dragon Quest IX}}

}}

'''Critical Claim''' is a ~~recurring~~ skill in the ~~{{DQSeries}}~~. ~~It was first introduced as~~ a [[~~Coup de Grâce~~]] ~~for~~ the [[Warrior]] in ''Dragon Quest IX'' before becoming a normal skill ~~in the eleventh game~~. ~~The skill grants the user guaranteed [[Critical Hit|Critical Hits]] that cannot miss~~.

'''Critical Claim''' is a skill in the series.

==Characteristics==

An ability that launches a guaranteed [[Critical Hit]] against a single enemy, which ignores both dodging and blocking. It originally debuted as the [[Warrior]]'s [[Coup de Grâce]] in ''Dragon Quest IX'', before becoming a normal skill starting with ''Dragon Quest XI''. To compensate for this, it will typically cost a large amount of MP to use.

==Appearances==

==={{DQ2HD}}===

Critical Claim costs 64 MP to use and deals a guaranteed critical hit to a single enemy. It can be learned by the [[Prince of Midenhall]], [[Princess of Moonbrooke]], or [[Princess of Cannock]] by using a Critical Claim Scroll. The scroll can be received as a reward by defeating [[Xenlon]] within a certain number of turns and selecting the wish "Learn a Damage-Dealing Ability". Multiple scrolls can be obtained by defeating Xenlon more than once.

==={{DQ3HD}}===

Critical Claim costs 64 MP to use and deals a guaranteed critical hit to a single enemy, much like in ''Dragon Quest XI''. It can be learned by a [[Martial Artist]] starting at Level 47 if their [[Wisdom]] exceeds 142. The ability can be used with any weapon equipped. If the player sets their Tactics to "Show No Mercy", it will prioritise using Critical Claim on metal slimes.

{{Descriptions

|DQIIIHD=A dream ability that can ensure a critical hit on an enemy.<ref>Nintendo Switch, Sony PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Steam versions.</ref>

}}

==={{DQ9}}===

Critical Claim is a Coup de Grâce for Warriors ~~in ''Dragon Quest IX''~~. The user swings a sword of light down on the opponent, dealing a guaranteed critical hit, making it very useful for hunting ~~members of the~~ [[Metal slime family]].

Critical Claim is a Coup de Grâce for [[Warrior|Warriors]]. The user swings a sword of light down on the opponent, dealing a guaranteed critical hit, making it very useful for hunting [[Metal slime family|metal slimes]].

==={{DQ10}}===

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==={{DQ11}}===

Critical Claim ~~is now~~ a ~~skill for~~ [[Erik]]~~. In~~ the [[~~PS4]]/[[Switch~~]] versions, Critical Claim still resembles ~~the~~ ''Dragon Quest X'' iteration. However, in the [[3DS]] version, the skill resembles the ''Dragon Quest IX'' iteration~~. It is gained after putting 20 points into one of the panels in his Guile skill tree. Due to now being a skill, Critical Claim requires Erik to use MP in order to use it (64 MP to be exact)~~. Critical Claim can be ~~stacked~~ with [[Divide]] in order to deal massive damage.

{{Descriptions

|DQ11=A dream ability that can ensure a critical hit on the enemy.<ref>Sony PlayStation 4, Steam, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One versions.</ref>

}}

Critical Claim costs 64 MP to use and deals a guaranteed critical hit to a single enemy. It can be learned by [[Erik]] for 20 skill points through the ''Guile'' panel in his Character Builder when it has been expanded in act two after defeating [[Gyldygga]]. It is located near the very top of his Character Builder. In 3D versions of the game, Critical Claim still resembles its ''Dragon Quest X'' iteration. However, in the [[3DS]] version, the skill resembles the ''Dragon Quest IX'' iteration instead. Critical Claim can be combined with [[Divide]] in order to deal massive damage.

==In Other Languages==

{{OtherLanguages

|es=Criticón|es-meaning=From the Spanish ''{{tt|golpe crítico|critical hit}}'' and the suffix ''-ón'', emphasising its importance or intensity.

|fr=Critique systématique|fr-meaning=French for "systematic critical".

|de=Volltreffer|de-meaning=German for "bullseye, a direct hit".

|it=

}}

==Battle Visuals==

{{~~ScreenshotGallery~~/Item|image=[[File:Critical claim with divide.gif]]|game={{DQ11}}|platform=PS4}}

{{ScreenshotGalleryXL/Item|image=[[File:Critical claim with divide.gif|400px]]|game={{DQ11}}|platform=PS4}}

</center>

==References==

[[Category:Skills]]

[[Category: Coup de Grâce]]

[[Category:Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake abilities]]

[[Category:Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake skills]]

[[Category:Dragon Quest IX Coup de Grâce]]

[[Category:Dragon Quest X Coup de Grâce]]

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 |image =
 |japanese = 会心必中
-|romaji =
+|romaji = Kaishin hitchū
-|old =
+|translation = Certain hit/guaranteed critical hit
-|type = Skill
+|type = Coup de Grâce (''IX'' and ''X'')<br>Skill
+|first = {{Dragon Quest IX}}
 }}
-'''Critical Claim''' is a recurring skill in the {{DQSeries}}. It was first introduced as a [[Coup de Grâce]] for the [[Warrior]] in ''Dragon Quest IX'' before becoming a normal skill in the eleventh game. The skill grants the user guaranteed [[Critical Hit|Critical Hits]] that cannot miss.
+'''Critical Claim''' is a skill in the series.
+==Characteristics==
+An ability that launches a guaranteed [[Critical Hit]] against a single enemy, which ignores both dodging and blocking. It originally debuted as the [[Warrior]]'s [[Coup de Grâce]] in ''Dragon Quest IX'', before becoming a normal skill starting with ''Dragon Quest XI''. To compensate for this, it will typically cost a large amount of MP to use.
 ==Appearances==
+==={{DQ2HD}}===
+Critical Claim costs 64 MP to use and deals a guaranteed critical hit to a single enemy. It can be learned by the [[Prince of Midenhall]], [[Princess of Moonbrooke]], or [[Princess of Cannock]] by using a Critical Claim Scroll. The scroll can be received as a reward by defeating [[Xenlon]] within a certain number of turns and selecting the wish "Learn a Damage-Dealing Ability". Multiple scrolls can be obtained by defeating Xenlon more than once.
+==={{DQ3HD}}===
+Critical Claim costs 64 MP to use and deals a guaranteed critical hit to a single enemy, much like in ''Dragon Quest XI''. It can be learned by a [[Martial Artist]] starting at Level 47 if their [[Wisdom]] exceeds 142. The ability can be used with any weapon equipped. If the player sets their Tactics to "Show No Mercy", it will prioritise using Critical Claim on metal slimes.
+{{Descriptions
+|DQIIIHD=A dream ability that can ensure a critical hit on an enemy.<ref>Nintendo Switch, Sony PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Steam versions.</ref>
+}}
 ==={{DQ9}}===
-Critical Claim is a Coup de Grâce for Warriors in ''Dragon Quest IX''. The user swings a sword of light down on the opponent, dealing a guaranteed critical hit, making it very useful for hunting members of the [[Metal slime family]].
+Critical Claim is a Coup de Grâce for [[Warrior|Warriors]]. The user swings a sword of light down on the opponent, dealing a guaranteed critical hit, making it very useful for hunting [[Metal slime family|metal slimes]].
 ==={{DQ10}}===
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 ==={{DQ11}}===
-Critical Claim is now a skill for [[Erik]]. In the [[PS4]]/[[Switch]] versions, Critical Claim still resembles the ''Dragon Quest X'' iteration. However, in the [[3DS]] version, the skill resembles the ''Dragon Quest IX'' iteration. It is gained after putting 20 points into one of the panels in his Guile skill tree. Due to now being a skill, Critical Claim requires Erik to use MP in order to use it (64 MP to be exact). Critical Claim can be stacked with [[Divide]] in order to deal massive damage.
+{{Descriptions
+|DQ11=A dream ability that can ensure a critical hit on the enemy.<ref>Sony PlayStation 4, Steam, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One versions.</ref>
+}}
+Critical Claim costs 64 MP to use and deals a guaranteed critical hit to a single enemy. It can be learned by [[Erik]] for 20 skill points through the ''Guile'' panel in his Character Builder when it has been expanded in act two after defeating [[Gyldygga]]. It is located near the very top of his Character Builder. In 3D versions of the game, Critical Claim still resembles its ''Dragon Quest X'' iteration. However, in the [[3DS]] version, the skill resembles the ''Dragon Quest IX'' iteration instead. Critical Claim can be combined with [[Divide]] in order to deal massive damage.
+==In Other Languages==
+{{OtherLanguages
+|es=Criticón|es-meaning=From the Spanish ''{{tt|golpe crítico|critical hit}}'' and the suffix ''-ón'', emphasising its importance or intensity.
+|fr=Critique systématique|fr-meaning=French for "systematic critical".
+|de=Volltreffer|de-meaning=German for "bullseye, a direct hit".
+|it=
+}}
 ==Battle Visuals==
-{{ScreenshotGallery/Start}}
+<center>
-{{ScreenshotGallery/Item|image=[[File:Critical claim with divide.gif]]|game={{DQ11}}|platform=PS4}}
+{{ScreenshotGalleryXL/Start}}
-{{ScreenshotGallery/End}}
+{{ScreenshotGalleryXL/Item|image=[[File:Critical claim with divide.gif|400px]]|game={{DQ11}}|platform=PS4}}
+{{ScreenshotGalleryXL/End}}
+</center>
+==References==
+<references/>
 [[Category:Skills]]
 [[Category: Coup de Grâce]]
+[[Category:Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake abilities]]
+[[Category:Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake skills]]
 [[Category:Dragon Quest IX Coup de Grâce]]
 [[Category:Dragon Quest X Coup de Grâce]]