Goobricant
Goobricant is an item in Dragon Quest XI. It is an oily substance taken from the body of a Slime that is used as a crafting material, particularly for crafting advanced Slime-themed pieces of equipment.
| Goobricant | |
|---|---|
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| Japanese | スライムオイル |
| Romaji | Suraimu oiru |
| Old localisations | N/a |
| Found in | Dragon Quest XI |
| Effect | Used as an ingredient to create items. |
Appearances
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age
| Game | Description |
 | A slick solution that's as slippery as a scared slime.[1] |
Goobricant can be dropped by Slick slimes and King cureslimes, along with their malicious and vicious counterparts respectively. It can be picked up from a singular sparkly spot on Level 2 of the Fortress of Fear. Five globs of goobricant are received as a reward for completing the Quest #37: "Some Like it Hotto". It can be sold for 250 gold.
Goobricant is used in the following recipes for the Fun-Size Forge:
- Recipe: Liquid metal sword = Molten globules + Goobricant + Dragon horn x2 + Lamplight x2
- Recipe: Liquid metal gooreatsword = Molten globules + Goobricant + Densinium x2 + Lamplight x2
- Recipe: Liquid metal goomerang = Molten globules + Goobricant + Wyrmwood x2 + Lamplight x2
- Recipe: Liquid metal spear = Molten globules + Goobricant + Wyrmwood x2 + Gold nuglet x2
- Recipe: Liquid metal shield = Molten globules + Goobricant + Gold nuglet x2 + Densinium x2
- Recipe: Liquid metal helm = Molten globules + Goobricant + Dracolyte x2 + Lucida shard x2
- Recipe: Liquid metal jacket = Molten globules + Goobricant + Dragon hide x2 + Colourful cocoon x2
- Recipe: Liquid metal armour = Molten globules + Goobricant + Dragon horn x2 + Platinum ore x2
- Recipe: Legate's blade = Densinium x2 + Orichalcum + Goobricant + Black tear
In Other Languages
| Language | Translation | Meaning |
 Español | Limóleo | From the Spanish limo and óleo. |
 Français | Glubrifiant | From the French gluten and lubrifiant. |
 Deutsch | Glitschgel | From the German glitschig and Gel. |
 Italiano | Slimificante | From slime and the Italian suffix -ante, something that coats with slime. |
Related items
References
- ↑ Sony PlayStation 4, Steam, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One versions.