Drac the Vlad

Dragon Quest monster
Drac the Vlad
Japanese	バンパイア
Romaji	Banpaia
First appearance	Dragon Quest III
Old localisation	Vampire

Drac the Vlad is an enemy in Dragon Quest III. Their blue hue matches their magic, having given up Fizzle for slinging Crack.

Appearances edit

Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation edit

Drac the Vlad (バンパイア Banpaia)

Original (NES)

Sprite
Bestiary No.: #026
Level: 10
Experience: 61
Gold: 19
HP: 35
MP: 9
Attack: 51
Defense: 28
Agility: 19
Evasion: ¹⁄₁₆

Spell(s): Crack
Skill(s): None
Location(s): Underground Lake
Item Dropped: Seed of Luck¹⁄₆₄

Fire resistance *: 0%
Crack resistance *: 0%
Woosh resistance *: 0%
Zap resistance *: 0%
Drain Magic resistance: 70%
Whack resistance *: 0%
Kamikazee resistance: 0%
Poof resistance: 0%
Dazzle resistance: 0%
Fizzle resistance: 100%
Fuddle resistance: 25%
Snooze resistance: 25%
Deceleratle resistance *: 25%
Sap resistance *: 0%

Remakes sprites

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Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake edit

Drac the Vlad (バンパイア Banpaia)

Sprite
Bestiary No.: #027
Family: Floating
Experience: 120
Gold: 11
HP: 62
MP: 12
Attack: 56
Defence*: 68
Agility: 26
Evasion: 1/16

In-game description: Blood-sucking baddies who refuse point-blank to go near male arteries-except on the battlefield, where any blood become potable!
Spell(s): Crack
Skill(s): None
Location(s): Underground Lake
Portoga region
Item Dropped: Chimaera wing¹⁄₁₆

Fire resistance *: 0%
Explosion resistance *: 25%
Ice resistance *: 25%
Wind resistance *: -125%
Strike resistance *: 0%
Lightning resistance *: -150%
Drain Magic resistance: 0%
Whack resistance *: 100%
Kamikazee resistance: 0%
Poof resistance *: 0%
Dazzle resistance: 0%
Fizzle resistance: 0%
Fuddle resistance *: 0%
Paralysis resistance *: 0%
Snooze resistance *: 0%
Stumble resistance *: 100%
Stun resistance *: 0%
Deceleratle resistance: 0%
Sap resistance *: 0%

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Etymology edit

The name refers to the fictional character of Dracula, and the real life Romanian sovereign that author Bram Stoker used for inspiration, Vlad Tepes III.

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Gallery edit

Drac the Vlad's Famicon artwork
With a Bullmustiff
Slime MoriMori Dragon Quest
HD sprites