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Critical Claim | 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. | ||
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Revision as of 19:02, 28 August 2026
| Critical Claim | |
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| Japanese | 会心必中 |
| Rōmaji | Kaishin Hicchū |
| Type | Skill |
| First appearance | Dragon Quest IX |
Critical Claim is a recurring skill in the Dragon Quest series. 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 Hits that cannot miss.
Appearances
Dragon Quest II HD-2D Remake
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Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake
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.
| Game | Description |
 | A dream ability that can ensure a critical hit on an enemy.[1] |
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies
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.
Dragon Quest X
Critical Claim returns as a special move for the Warrior. Instead of a sword of light, Critical Claim is now displayed as a powerful punch. For versions 1.0~2.0 the ability had the same function as it did in IX, but as of the 2.1 update it now has a spread effect that damages monsters within half a meter of the selected target.
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age
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.
Battle Visuals
- ↑ Nintendo Switch, Sony PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Steam versions.