Sham hamwitch

Dragon Quest monster Sham hamwitch
Art by Akira Toriyama Japanese アルケミストン Romaji Arukemisuton First appearance Dragon Quest X

The Sham hamwitch is a recurring monster in the Dragon Quest series, first appearing in Dragon Quest X. It is a porcine spellcaster that takes pride in being an alchemist.

Characteristics

Sham hamwitches are the rarefied form of the more common Sham hatwitch. Its fur has become scarlet and it has replaced its sorcerer's cap with a headpiece made of silver with gold trim. According to its bestiary descriptions in X and Treasures, the sham hamwitch's hat is said to be its own alchemic creation.

Appearances

Dragon Quest X

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Dragon Quest Monsters 2: Iru and Luca's Marvelous Mysterious Key

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Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 3

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Dragon Quest Monsters: Super Light

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Dragon Quest Treasures

[[File:DQTR Sprint Forte Icon.png|link=Sprint|35px]] Sham hamwitch Bestiary number: #19 Icon Attributes Family Min. HP Min. MP Min. Attack Min. Defence Min. Agility Min. Magic Beast ? ? ? Defense} ? ? Treasure Capacity Safekeeping Score Max HP Max MP Max Attack Max Defence Max Agility Max Magic 2 100% ? ? ? ? ? Resistances Fire Water Wind Earth Explosion Ice Electricity Gravity Light Dark Slash Impact Piercing Sleep Stun Poison Debilitation Normal Normal Normal Weak Normal Weak Normal Strong Strong Strong Weak Normal Normal Normal Quite strong Normal Quite strong Additional information Abilities* Cadabra Cannon, Hat Trick, Kazam, Omniheal, Sage's Breath, Traits Counter-Hypnotist, Safety First, Shrinking Violet, Slim Pickings, Team Player Dragon Attack Hat's Magic Description 'Alchemist' is their proudly stated vocation For experiments, the Snarl is their favorite location Their hats were their debut alchemical creations Habitat The Paternoggin (lower section) The Snarl Favorite Foods Windchaser Witchy windchaser Scrapper's stew Savage scrapper's stew Items Princely powder Succulent steak

Etymology

• The ton part of the Japanese name is one of the words for a ping in the language.

Similar swine

• Hat hamwitch
• Ham shamwitch
• Sham hatwitch

Gallery

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  Model in Dragon Quest X
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  Icon in Monsters 2: 3D