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|japanese = ヒュプノスハン
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|romaji = {{tt|Hyupunosuhan|Hypnos hunt}}
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'''Persecutter''' is a technique in the [[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]] series. It deals more damage to enemies afflicted with [[confusion]] or [[sleep]].
'''Persecutter''' is a recurring [[Knife Weapon Family|knife]] skill in the {{DQSeries}}. It deals more damage to enemies afflicted with [[confusion]] or [[sleep]].


==Appearances==
==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
Persecutter deals an extra 50% damage to enemies that are confused or asleep for 3 MP. Requires the 'Knifing Know-How' in a character's inventory to use [['Knifing Know-How']], which is received as a reward for completing [[Template:DQIXQuest/68|Quest #68]]: Spice Up Your Knife.
===''[[Dragon Quest X]]''===
Persecutter can be learned by [[Thief|Thieves]], [[Minstrel]]s, [[Dancer]]s, [[Gadabout]]s, [[Demon Swordsman|Demon Swordsmen]], and [[Pirate]]s by allocating 35 skill points into the Knives skill. It costs 3 MP to use and deals 400% damage to sleeping and confused monsters. All other targets will take 150% damage instead. When used, the skill creates three glowing blue tendrils that form around the knife that strike the enemy. 
===''[[Dragon Quest XI]]''===
[[Erik]] and [[Sylvando]] can learn Persecutter through the ''Knives'' panel on their character builders for 9 and 13 skill points respectively. It costs a mere 5 MP, and will deal an incredible 620% damage against sleeping or confused monsters. All other targets will take 110% damage instead. Erik has the potential to deal massive amounts of damage if the skill is used in combination with [[Divide]]. Persecutter uses the same animation from ''X''.
===''[[Dragon Quest Walk]]''===
Persecutter can be learned by any character equipped with the [[Falcon knife earrings]] at weapon level 20 and it costs 11 MP to use. It deals 280% slashing damage to any enemy that is asleep or confused.
==Related skills==
*[[Victimiser]]
==Etymology==
*In Greek mythology, [[Wikipedia:Hypnos|Hypnos]] is the god and personification of sleep and the basis for the word hypnosis. His twin brother is Thanatos, the god of death, and the two live in the Underworld where the rays of the sun never reach them. In the original Japanese, Victimiser is named after Thanatos.


===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
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Deals an extra 50% damage to enemies that are confused or asleep for 3 mp. Requires the 'Knifing Know-How' in a character's inventory to use [['Knifing Know-How']] (quest #68).


==={{DQ11}}===
[[Erik]] will unlock persecutter for 9 points in his ''Daggers'' skill panel. It costs a mere 5 MP, and will deal an incredible 620% damage against sleeping or confused monsters. All other targets will take 110% damage instead.
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Revision as of 18:09, 22 June 2022

Persecutter is a recurring knife skill in the Dragon Quest series. It deals more damage to enemies afflicted with confusion or sleep.

Appearances

Dragon Quest IX

Persecutter deals an extra 50% damage to enemies that are confused or asleep for 3 MP. Requires the 'Knifing Know-How' in a character's inventory to use 'Knifing Know-How', which is received as a reward for completing Quest #68: Spice Up Your Knife.

Dragon Quest X

Persecutter can be learned by Thieves, Minstrels, Dancers, Gadabouts, Demon Swordsmen, and Pirates by allocating 35 skill points into the Knives skill. It costs 3 MP to use and deals 400% damage to sleeping and confused monsters. All other targets will take 150% damage instead. When used, the skill creates three glowing blue tendrils that form around the knife that strike the enemy.

Dragon Quest XI

Erik and Sylvando can learn Persecutter through the Knives panel on their character builders for 9 and 13 skill points respectively. It costs a mere 5 MP, and will deal an incredible 620% damage against sleeping or confused monsters. All other targets will take 110% damage instead. Erik has the potential to deal massive amounts of damage if the skill is used in combination with Divide. Persecutter uses the same animation from X.

Dragon Quest Walk

Persecutter can be learned by any character equipped with the Falcon knife earrings at weapon level 20 and it costs 11 MP to use. It deals 280% slashing damage to any enemy that is asleep or confused.

Related skills

Etymology

  • In Greek mythology, Hypnos is the god and personification of sleep and the basis for the word hypnosis. His twin brother is Thanatos, the god of death, and the two live in the Underworld where the rays of the sun never reach them. In the original Japanese, Victimiser is named after Thanatos.