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|image = [[File:DQV Rebirth Stone.png|center|130px]] | |image = [[File:DQV Rebirth Stone.png|center|130px]] | ||
|japanese = {{tt|ふっかつのたま|fukkatsu no tama}} | |japanese = {{tt|ふっかつのたま|fukkatsu no tama}} | ||
|names = | |names = Dragon Potion | ||
|games = {{Dragon Quest II}}<br>{{Dragon Quest V}}<br/> | |games = {{Dragon Quest II}}<br>{{Dragon Quest V}}<br/> | ||
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The '''Rebirth stone''' was an item introduced in {{DQ2}}. | The '''Rebirth stone''' was an item introduced in {{DQ2}}. | ||
In {{Dragon Quest II}}, they are rare drops by [[Liquid metal slime]]s, and can be used to save your game on the spot anywhere on the map (outside of battle) without having to visit a king or priest. | In {{Dragon Quest II}}, they are rare drops by [[Liquid metal slime]]s, and can be used to save your game on the spot anywhere on the map (outside of battle) without having to visit a king or priest. When you load a game saved using a rebirth stone, you are transported to the town in which you last saved. They can be sold for 7,500 [[gold]] coins. | ||
In {{DQ5}}, they are held items that, so long as they are in a character's inventory, will immediately [[Kazing|revive]] them upon defeat - however, each rebirth stone can only serve its purpose once before being consumed. | |||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||