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King Godfrey

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'''King Godfrey''' was once the king of the House of Gitt. He is a boss encountered during [[List_of_quests_in_Dragon_Quest_IX#Quest_.23141_-_.23150|Quest #145]].

==Story==
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Godfrey was the head of the House of Gitt and the king of [[Coffinwell]]. His son, [[King Godwyn|Godwyn]], had usurped him to create his empire, and Godfrey was interred in the [[Quarantomb]]. His ghost remained in the tomb, forgetful of his identity. Eventually, the [[Hero (Dragon Quest IX)|hero]] was able to jog his memory by retrieving his [[royal seal]] that was confiscated by the [[Trauminator]].

Upon remembering that he was the king of the House of Gitt, he stormed off to [[Gittingham Palace]] intending to confront Godwyn (unaware he was already defeated). At the palace, the ghost of [[Goresby-Purrvis]] asked the hero to put Godfrey's rampaging spirit to rest.
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==Boss Encounter==
{{NotableEnemy
| boss
| includeAttrs
|image=
|num=273
|name=King Godfrey
|family=???
|hp=4575
|mp=255
|atk=295
|def=300
|agi=159
|exp=42000
|gold=4750
|drop={{9i|accesory}} [[Ruby of protection]] (100%)
|skills=Scepter Ball
|spells=[[Kasap]] [[Kafrizzle]]
|note=Spirit of Godfrey of the House of Gitt, who dozed in the depths of the Quarantomb, north-west of Coffinwell. Planned to hand over the castle and kingship of Coffinwell when his son Godwyn came of age, but was killed before he could.
|locations=[[Gittingham Palace]]
| wind = 125| dark=50 |light = 125 | drnmp = 100 | atkdown=15| defdown = 50 | agidown = 50 | mrdown = 25|attract=5
}}
===Powers and Abilities===
*Scepter Ball
*[[Kafrizzle]]
*[[Kasap]]

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Spiked steel whip

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Buy price: 6600 gold

Recipe: 1 Iron whip, 1 lava lump, 1 iron ore
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX weapons]]{{Wikia}}

Antidote Herb

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Thwhack

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Thwack is an instant-death spell that targets a whole group of enemies,unlike [[whack]](which targets only one enemy).
[[Category:Spells]]

Nodoph

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Nodoph is ''possibly ''the creature at the top of the [[Tower Of Nod|Tower Of  Nod]].it is a palette swap of [[Nemean]],a grotto boss.
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX bosses]]

Deadly nightblade

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Difficult to Get!!!!!!! na, it's just in Blomingdale at the weapon shop along with the poison needle
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX weapons]]

Falcon sword

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the falcon sword is an extremly fast sword allowing the weilder to attack twice in one turn. However, it always misses metal monsters.
[[Category:Weapons]]

List of slimes in Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime

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The following is a list of the [[slime]] characters present in ''[[Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime]]'', organized by the areas in which they are found.

==Forewood Forest==
* '''Swotsy''' - [[drake slime]] with aviator's goggles.
:Found: First area the player lands in. Rescuing him acts as a tutorial for saving the remaining slimes.
:Reward: Pompom
* '''Stony''' - [[rock slime]].
:Found: Shortly after saving Swotsy following a scene with Wiseguy and Babbo. Introduces the player to the Trans-Slimenian railway.
:Reward: Pompom
* '''Mother Glooperior''' - pale blue slime wearing a nun's habit.
:Found: Area with large tree stump. Rescuing her sends the player back to town and wraps up the remainder of the tutorial.
:Reward: Chest
* '''Baron Blubba''' - [[king slime]]
:Found: Area passed the large tree stump. A [[rockbomb]] must be used to destroy a large rock before reaching Baron Blubba.
:Reward: Rockbomb
* '''Peewee''' - drake slime
:Found: Well connecting the room before the boss to the large tree stump area.
:Reward: Rockbomb
* '''Bubbilly''' - [[bubble slime]]
:Found: Same as Peewee.
:Reward: Rockbomb
* '''His Royal Wobbliness''' - King of Slimenia, large slime with a crown, ribbon, and very bushy beard.
:Found: Teleportal room after defeating the area boss, Bough Beater.
:Reward: Chest
* '''Flantenna''' - pale blue [[tree slime]]
:Found: Defeat Websy and the Platypanzer in the first real tank battle after getting the Schleiman Tank from Tootinschleiman's Tomb. This should also unlock events that make the remainder of Forewood Forest accessible.
:Reward: Oaken club
* '''Speckles''' - gray [[spot slime]]
:Found: After climbing the rope in the same area where Baron Blubba was found.
:Reward: Fire water
* '''Jumpy''' - [[slabbit]]
:Found: Northernmost area.
:Reward: Steel Broadsword recipe
* '''Plopstar''' - [[confetti]]
:Found: Northern area with railway ramps. The chest containing Plopstar is stuck on a cart going in circles, and another cart must be sent down to collide with and destroy the cart before a rescue can be done.
:Reward: Girder
* '''Starthur''' - gray confetti
:Found: Same area as Plopstar. After clearing the rock wall with a rockbomb, the cart holding Starthur must be moved into the way of the railway. A cart must then be sent down from the lower area to collide with the other cart and make it possible to perform a rescue.
:Reward: Iron ball recipe
* '''George''' - [[drakMetal]]
:Found: Western side, in a dead end at the bottom of a rope.
:Reward: Wooden arrow
* '''Goozanna''' - green slime
:Found: Western side, after opening a door requiring a [[bunicorn]], pompom, and chest.
:Reward: Wooden arrow
* '''Tickled Pink''' - pink [[healslime]]
:Found: Defeat Patty Puss and the Carrot Top in the southeastern area. A bunicorn, [[jailcat]], and another bunicorn are needed to unlock a door leading to the area.
:Reward: Oaken club
* '''Sheala''' - [[sootheslime]]
:Found: Defeat Boiglar and the Purrsecuter in the northeastern area.
:Reward: Wooden arrow
* '''Earl Luminum''' - [[metal king slime]]
:Found: Defeat Guaca Moly and the Chrono Twigger in the northwestern area.
:Reward: Iron Arrow recipe
Reward for rescuing all slimes: Orichalcum

==Tootinschleiman's Tomb==
* '''Namby''' - baby healslime
:Found: Near area's start. A cannon and bombshell must be used to get the chest off a sand mound.
:Reward: Bombshell
* '''Perry''' - [[shell slime]]
:Found: First area with Trans-Slimenian rafts. A cannon and bombshell must be used.
:Reward: Rockbomb
* '''Bud''' - tree slime
:Found: Left side of Tootinschleiman's tomb, between the rock wall and tomb.
:Reward: Wooden arrow
* '''Gootrude''' - [[she-slime]]
:Found: Southern exit of western area where a railway and [[hammerhood]]s can be found.
:Reward: Obelisk
*'''Goolia''' - yellow slime
:Found: Western railway area, after the room with the cannons and sand mounds.
:Reward: Wooden arrow
*'''Bunny''' - yellow slabbit
:Found: Area north of where Goolia is found. A cannon must be sent across the rapids and moved into position to get rid of a sand mound that is in the way.
:Reward: Wooden arrow
*'''Poxie''' - green spot slime
:Found: Northwestern area full of rockbombs, picksies, and sand carts.
:Reward: Wooden arrow
*'''Curate Rollo''' - healslime with a priest's hat
:Found: Defeat Feathers and the Platypanzer in the northwestern area. This tank battle must be won to gain more access to Tootinschleiman's Tomb.
:Reward: Holy water
*'''Goodith''' - [[metal slime]]
:Found: Western side of center area with rafts.
:Reward: Pompom
*'''Slimechanic''' - [[slimeborg]]
:Found: Defeat Pyjamas and the Purrsecuter in the center area. The player is forced into this battle and is returned to town after rescuing Slimechanic from the chest.
:Reward: Girder
*'''Rustle Sprout''' - gray tree slime
:Found: North of where Pyjamas was fought. A distant cannon must be positioned and fired to destroy a sand mount that is in the way.
:Reward: Wooden arrow
*'''Startist''' - blue confetti with a paintbrush
:Found: Raft area east of where Rustle Sprout is found.
:Reward: Catnip
*'''Curedon Bleu''' - [[cureslime]]
:Found: Northernmost area full of rockbombs, picksies, hammerhoods, and sand carts. Found along with Prince Pigummy and Shelby.
:Reward: Catnip
*'''Prince Pigummy''' - baby metal king slime
:Found: See Curedon Bleu.
:Reward: Shuriken recipe
*'''Shelby''' - [[marine slime]]
:Found: See Curedon Bleu.
:Reward: Girder
*'''[[Hooly]]''' - healslime with a red scarf
:Found: Defeat Duckles and the Golemator in the eastern area. The player is returned to town after rescuing Hooly from the chest.
:Reward: Fire water
*'''Winkles''' - red shell slime
:Found: Defeat Pickles and the Short Shooter in the western area. A cannon and bombshell are needed to clear the path to the battle, meaning the player will not have access to this fight until after defeating Feathers to rescue Slimechanic.
:Reward: Wooden arrow
Reward for rescuing all slimes: Steel Broadsword

==Mt. Krakatroda==
*'''Kworry''' - gray rock slime
:Found: First area after the entrance. A thousandweight must be used to to get the chest off a pile of rubble.
:Reward: Thousandweight
*'''Mag Max''' - red bubble slime (possibly a magmaslime)
:Found: Atop the stairs just near where Kworry is found.
:Reward: Oaken club
*'''Itsy''' - tiny she-slime
:Found: Area just east of first railway, located near a thousandweight.
:Reward: Shuriken
*'''Dragory''' - green drake slime
:Found: Railway after Itsy. A thousandweight is needed to get the chest off a pile of rubble.
:Reward: Fire water
*'''Crystal Chronicler''' - [[slemperor]]
:Found: Area full of [[wyrtle]]s, east of railway where Dragory is found.
:Reward: Boomerang
*'''Goopid''' - [[angel slime]]
:Found: Area with imps and the main entrance to the ruins, north of where Dragory is found.
:Reward: Holy water
*'''Dummy''' - gray baby healslime
:Found: Bungie cable area west of the main entrance to the ruins.
:Reward: Iron arrow recipe
*'''Splatrick''' - purple spot slime
:Found: Area east of the main entrance to the ruins.
:Reward: Oaken club
*'''Rocky''' - white rock slime
:Found: Eastern piggy bank area.
:Reward: Iron arrow
*'''Bitsy''' - tiny light slime
:Found: Easternmost railway before the first tank battle against Slival.
:Reward: Obelisk
*'''Flanpa''' - [[grandpa slime]]
:Found: Defeat [[Slival]] and the Schwarzman Tank in the eastern area.
:Reward: Iron ball
*'''Count Dragoola''' - [[dark slime]]
:Found: Shortly after entering the ruins, close to a [[slime knight]].
:Reward: BS-1 Crooze recipe
*'''Merc''' - [[liquid metal slime]]
:Found: Railway in the ruins shortly after entering.
:Reward: Boomerang
*'''Lady Poly''' - red baby king slime
:Found: Rapids room in the northern area.
:Reward: Iron ball
*'''Goobrielle''' - light blue angel slime
:Found: Rollderdash ramp area north of the railway closest to the entrance. The area is blocked off by crystal walls, meaning the player must know the Master Blast to get by.
:Reward: Clap Trap recipe
*'''Anjello''' - gray angel slime
:Found: Defeat Pickaro and the Cyclown in the center area. The red bungie cables near a railway must be used to reach this battle.
:Reward: Holy water
*'''Diablob''' - puce dark slime
:Found: Defeat Dan Fango and the Fort Knight in the northeastern area.
:Reward: Steel broadsword
*'''Pebbles''' - yellow rock slime
:Found: Defeat Tony Two-Tails and the T-Rax in the western area next to the Rollderdash ramp room. The Master Blast is needed to get to this battle.
:Reward: Chilli Pepper recipe
Reward for rescuing all slimes: Cloaking Device

==Backwoods==
*'''Drake''' - red drake slime
:Found: Small room to the northwest of the railway. Found along with Early Burly.
:Reward: Holy water
*'''Early Burly''' - red king slime
:Found: See Drake.
:Reward: Steel broadsword
*'''Goosashi''' - green ninja slime
:Found: Defeat Bugsy and the Carrot Top in the bottom tank battle area.
:Reward: Medicinal Herb recipe
*'''Gooshido''' - blue ninja slime
:Found: Defeat Dracky Dan and the Pyramaniac in the tank battle area above Bugsy's.
:Reward: Miracle Sword recipe
*'''Tokyo Tom''' - orange ninja slime
:Found: Defeat Molone and the Chrono Twigger in the tank battle area above Dracky Dan's.
:Reward: Holy Water recipe
*'''Bo''' - she-slime wearing a white ribbon
:Found: Defeat Slival and the Schwarzman Tank in the area beyond the locked gate.
:Reward: Goddess Statue recipe
Reward for rescuing all slimes: Clap Trap

==Callmigh Bluff==
*'''Gregg''' - [[wonderEgg]]
:Found: Cavern area, bottom floor, down some steps when entering from the right side.
:Reward: Iron arrow
*'''Sir Sudsy''' - red [[king bubble slime]]
:Found: Area up the rope from where Gregg is found.
:Reward: BS-2 Blue Streak recipe
*'''Duke Swellington''' - [[king cureslime]]
:Found: Third floor rapids area.
:Reward: BS-1 Crooze
*'''Big Daddy''' - large blue slime with a purple mohawk and armor
:Found: Fourth floor, beyond a crystal wall. A scene plays out where both he and Mama Mia are rescued. The player is returned to town afterwards.
:Reward: Edged Boomerang recipe
*'''Mama Mia''' - large pink slime with a ladle and witch's hat
:Found: See Big Daddy.
:Reward: Medicinal herb
*'''Jewelian''' - [[gem slime]]
:Found: Area passed the crystal wall at the entrance. The Master Blast is required to get by the crystal wall. Found along with Mr. Hooly and Mrs. Hooly.
:Reward: Irritaball recipe
*'''Mr. Hooly''' - healslime with spectacles and a red tie
:Found: See Jewelian.
:Reward: Strong medicine
*'''Mrs. Hooly''' - pink healslime with a blue scarf
:Found: See Jewelian.
:Reward: Goddess statue
*'''Teeny''' - tiny gray slime
:Found: Area passed the first railway, beyond a crystal wall near a slime knight. The Master Blast is required.
:Reward: Miracle Sword recipe
*'''Patch''' - gray [[spot king]] with a blue crown
:Found: Fifth floor cave area when entering from the right side.
:Reward: Iron arrow
*'''Flabbot Flancisco''' - blue spot king with a priest's hat
:Found: Teleportal room after defeating the area boss, Harvest Loon.
:Reward: Cloaking Device recipe
*'''Splodgy Dave''' - spot slime
:Found: Defeat Beakface and the Splatypanzer on the second floor. The Master Blast is required.
:Reward: Vulcan gun
*'''Spot''' - spot king
:Found: Defeat Spike and the Cactiballistix on the third floor. The Master Blast is required.
:Reward: Fire Water recipe
*'''Fangummy Bob''' - [[wild slime]]
:Found: Defeat Ninny Hammer and the Pyramaniac on the fourth floor. The Master Blast is required.
:Reward: Bastard Sword recipe
*'''Morrie-Morrie''' - she-slime with mustache and white headband
:Found: Defeat Warren Beasty and the Enforker at the top of the area. The Master Blast is required.
:Reward: Orichalcum
Reward for rescuing all slimes: Vulcan Gun

==Flucifer's Necropolis==
*'''Meggan''' - green wonderEgg
:Found: Western side of rapids, big rapids room in the bottom right corner.
:Reward: BS-1 Crooze
*'''Lord Lard''' - gray king bubble slime
:Found: Western side of rapids, north of big rapids room, closed off from the railway. Found along with Blingaling.
:Reward: Gold Bar recipe
*'''Blingaling''' - [[platinum king jewel]]
:Found: See Lord Lard.
:Reward: Holy crystal
*'''Michelle''' - gray shell slime
:Found: Western side of rapids, bottom right corner of the cannon room.
:Reward: Holy water
*'''Tickles''' - yellow baby healslime
:Found: Located near the railway in the room Michelle is found in.
:Reward: Holy crystal
*'''Soapia''' - light blue bubble slime
:Found: Western side of rapids, first room of the underground area accessed from the cannon room.
:Reward: Spooklear Bomb recipe
*'''Cheruboing''' - dark gray angel slime
:Found: Eastern side of rapids, upper left area of well maze, passed the imp clue.
:Reward: Strong Medicine recipe
*'''Goochie''' - gray spot king with a brown crown
:Found: Eastern side of rapids, lower right area of well maze, next to a mimic.
:Reward: Metal King Sword recipe
*'''Weeny''' - tiny slime
:Found: Eastern side of rapids, railway north of well maze.
:Reward: Shuriken
*'''Clawdia''' - red wild slime
:Found: Eastern side of rapids, bottom left of big rapids room.
:Reward: Oaken club
*'''Sliminator''' - light gray slimeborg
:Found: Eastern side of rapids, closed off area in big rapids room that can be accessed from the well in the upper left corner.
:Reward: Lightning Staff recipe
*'''Her Royal Wobbliness''' - large pink shell slime with a tiara
:Found: Defeat Slival and the Schwarzman Tank in the tank battle area near the boss room.
:Reward: Gold bar
*'''Lord Roly''' - baby king cureslime
:Found: Teleportal room after defeating the area boss, Lickety Spit.
:Reward: Mirror Shield recipe
*'''Wild Fang''' - green wild slime
:Found: Defeat Candy and the Fort Knight on the eastern side next to the railway.
:Reward: Vulcan Bullets recipe
*'''Eggbard''' - gray wonderEgg 
:Found: Defeat Al Plato and the War Chest on the eastern side next to the rafts. A rockbomb is needed to clear the way.
:Reward: Goddess statue
*'''Frankenslime''' - blue dark slime
:Found: Defeat Wingo and the War Chest on the western side next to the rafts. A rockbomb is needed to clear the way.
:Reward: Devil's tail
*'''Pamby''' - pink baby healslime
:Found: Defeat Digits and the Golemator on the western side next to the railway.
:Reward: Holy crystal
Reward for rescuing all slimes: Meteorite

==Flying Clawtress==
*'''Roboglop''' - blue slimeborg
:Found: First chest upon boarding the Flying Clawtress.
:Reward: BS-2 Blue Streak
*'''Curator''' - black healslime
:Found: First room after entering the Flying Clawtress, right before the door-controlling machinery.
:Reward: Lightning staff
*'''Clawrence''' - black wild slime
:Found: Upon entering first room with [[restless armour]]s.
:Reward: Devil's tail
*'''Bouncer''' - blue slabbit
:Found: Defeat Arm Arnie and the Argonaut in the first tank battle area.
:Reward: Special Medicine recipe
*'''Flan Spinel''' - [[darkonium slime]]
:Found: Rocket cart area full of [[jinkster]]s and restless armours after the first tank battle area.
:Reward: Vulcan gun
*'''Viscount Viscous''' - blue king bubble slime
:Found: Defeat Rusty and the Swordz in the second tank battle area.
:Reward: Orichalcum recipe
*'''Sliborg''' - red slimeborg
:Found: Spike room, next to the rocket cart, after the large machinery room with [[killing machine]]s and jinksters. A [[golem]] is required to break through crates that are in the way.
:Reward: Iron shield
*'''Flopsy''' - red spot king
:Found: Defeat Hollow Kitty and the Daemolition Man in the third tank battle area.
:Reward: Kaboomamite recipe
*'''Count Calories''' - king bubble slime
:Found: Defeat Slival and the Schwarzman Tank in the fourth tank battle area.
:Reward: Metal King Shield recipe
*'''Princess Gluttonella''' - chubby pink slime with blonde curls and a headdress
:Found: Defeat Don Clawleone and Flucifer at the end of the area.
:Reward: Weapon Tablet Recipe
Reward for rescuing all slimes: Orichalslime

==Other==
*'''[[Rocket]]''' - slime
The slime under the player's control. While any name can be chosen, Rocket is the default.
*'''[[Slival]]''' - dark blue slime with a black, red horned helmet
Rival of Rocket, fought several times in tank battles throughout the course of the game.
[[Category:Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime]]
[[Category:Character lists]]
[[Category:Slimes]]

Genie sanguini

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{{MonsterInfo
| name=Genie sanguini
| image=DQ9_GenieSanguini.png
| family=Demon
| type=Sanguini
| game= Dragon Quest IX
}}
==Related Enemies==
* [[Teeny sanguini]]
* [[Pink sanguini]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX enemies]]

Pink sanguini

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{{MonsterInfo
| name=Pink sanguini
| image=DQ9_PinkSanguini.png
| family=Demon
| type=Sanguini
| game= Dragon Quest IX
}}
==Related Enemies==
* [[Teeny sanguini]]
* [[Genie sanguini]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest IX enemies]]

List of armour alchemy recipes in Dragon Quest IX

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This is a list of all armour-based alchemy recipes in [[Dragon Quest IX]].

==Shields==
{| cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="sortable listTable"
! style="background:#00AAFF;"| Name
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"| Alchemy Ingredients
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"|Stats
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"|Description
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"|Used by
|-
|[[Big Boss Shield]]
|
*[[Boss Shield]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (1)
*[[Mighty Armlet]] (1)
|
*Defence: 34
*Block Chance: 6.0%
|A shield that casts a Sap spell if used as an item in battle.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Brain Drainer]]
|
*[[Devilry Drinker]] (1)
*[[Reset Stone]] (1)
|
*Defence: 34
*Block Chance: 8.5%
|A supernatural shield that brings a magical barrier into being.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Catty Shield]]
|
*[[Kitty Shield]] (1)
*[[Kitty Litter]] (2)
|
*Defence: 13
*Block Chance: 2.5%
|A pretty but practical piece of protection with a peculiar design.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Devilry Drinker]]
|
*[[Psyche Swiper]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (3)
*[[Green Orb]] (3)
|
*Defence: 38
*Block Chance: 9.5%
|A supreme shield that brings a magical barrier into being.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Dragon Shield]]
|
*[[Magic Shield]] (1)
*[[Dragon Scale]] (3)
*[[Raging Ruby]] (1)
|
*Defence: 24
*Block Chance: 3.5%
|A shield of dragon's scales that stifles fire- and ice-based strikes.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Empowered Shield]]
|
*[[Power Shield]] (1)
*[[Life Bracer]] (2)
|
*Defence: 29
*Block Chance: 4.5%
|A big shield that bolsters its bearer's HP if used in battle.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Enchanted Shield]]
|
*[[Magic Shield]] (1)
*[[Enchanted Stone]] (1)
|
*Defence: 20
*Block Chance: 3.0%
*Magical Might: 10
*Magical Mending: 10
|A mystical shield that stands strong against offensive spells.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Erdrick's Shield]]
|
*[[Rusty Shield]] (1)
*[[Glass Frit]] (9)
*[[Orichalcum]] (1)
|
*Defence: 39
*Block Chance: 9.0%
|A shield purportedly sported by the original legendary hero himself.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Ethereal Shield]]
|
*[[Enchanted Shield]] (1)
*[[Ethereal Stone]] (1)
|
*Defence: 23
*Block Chance: 3.5%
*Magical Might: 12
*Magical Mending: 12
|A mystical shield that holds fast against even fierce offensive spells.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Flame Shield]]
|
*[[Magic Shield]] (1)
*[[Lava Lump]] (1)
*[[Resurrock]] (1)
|
*Defence: 18
*Block Chance: 2.5%
|A shield that builds a fireproof barrier if used as an item in battle.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Gigasteel Shield]]
|
*[[Steel Shield]] (1)
*[[Iron Ore]] (2)
*[[Hephaestus' Flame]] (1)
|
*Defence: 16
*Block Chance: 2.0%
|A strengthened steel shield that can dampen fire and ice damage.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Goddess Shield]]
|
*[[Saintess Shield]] (1)
*[[Goddess Ring]] (1)
*[[Orichalcum]] (1)
|
*Defence: 35
*Block Chance: 7.0%
|A sanctified shield that's certain to stave off magic attacks.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Gold Platter]]
|
*[[Silver Platter]] (1)
*[[Gold Bracer]] (1)
|
*Defence: 9
*Block Chance: 2.0%
|A gorgeous gold dish that makes a good stopgap shield.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Ice Shield]]
|
*[[Magic Shield]] (1)
*[[Ice Crystal]] (1)
*[[Resurrock]] (1)
|
*Defence: 18
*Block Chance: 2.5%
|A shield that builds an iceproof barrier if used as an item in battle.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Kitty Shield]]
|
*[[Light Shield]] (1)
*[[Kitty Litter]] (1)
|
*Defence: 11
*Block Chance: 2.0%
|A charming piece of armour with a feline design.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Liquid Metal Shield]]
|
*[[Metal Slime Shield]] (1)
*[[Orichalcum]] (1)
*[[Slimedrop]] (6)
|
*Defence: 35
*Block Chance: 8.0%
|A shield made with liquid metal slimes that guards against magical attacks.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Metal King Shield]]
|
*[[Liquid Metal Shield]] (1)
*[[Orichalcum]] (1)
*[[Slime Crown]] (1)
|
*Defence: 37
*Block Chance: 8.5%
|A shield made with metal king slimes that guards against magical attacks.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Ogre Shield]]
|
*[[Dark Shield]] (1)
*[[Densinium]] (2)
*[[Magic Beast Horn]] (5)
|
*Defence: 33
*Block Chance: 5.5%
|A super-sized shield that can stave off fire- and ice-based attacks.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Platinum Platter]]
|
*[[Gold Platter]] (1)
*[[Platinum Ore]] (1)
|
*Defence: 12
*Block Chance: 3.0%
|A prize platinum plate that makes a perfect stopgap shield.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Platinum Shield]]
|
*[[Light Shield]] (1)
*[[Platinum Ore]] (1)
*[[Hephaestus' Flame]] (1)
|
*Defence: 15
*Block Chance: 2.0%
|Protection made of platinum that fares well against fire attacks.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Power Shield]]
|
*[[Warrior's Shield]] (1)
*[[Raging Ruby]] (1)
*[[Panacea]] (1)
|
*Defence: 27
*Block Chance: 4.0%
|A shield that bolsters its bearer's HP if used as an item in battle.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Psyche Swiper]]
|
*[[Brain Drainer]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (1)
*[[Green Orb]] (1)
|
*Defence: 36
*Block Chance: 9.0%
|A splendid shield that brings a magical barrier into being.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Saintess Shield]]
|
*[[Ruinous Shield]] (1)
*[[Saint's Ashes]] (3)
|
*Defence: 32
*Block Chance: 6.5%
|A sanctified shield that's stout in the face of magical attacks.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Shell Shield]]
|
*[[Scale Shield]] (1)
*[[Tortoiseshell]] (1)
|
*Defence: 8
*Block Chance: 0.5%
|A shield made from the shell of a tortoise.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Silver Shield]]
|
*[[White Knight's Shield]] (1)
*[[Mirrorstone]] (3)
*[[Mythril Ore]] (2)
|
*Defence: 32
*Block Chance: 6.0%
|A shiny shield that shuns MP absorption, fire and thunder.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Steel Shield]]
|
*[[Iron Shield]] (1)
*[[Iron Ore]] (1)
*[[Royal Soil]] (1)
|
*Defence: 13
*Block Chance: 1.5%
|A shield of steel that can stave off some fire- and ice-based strife.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Tempest Shield]]
|
*[[Magic Shield]] (1)
*[[Flurry Feather]] (3)
*[[Ruby of Protection]] (1)
|
*Defence: 25
*Block Chance: 3.5%
|A shield that baffles breath attacks if used as an item in battle.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[White Knight's Shield]]
|
*[[White Shield]] (1)
*[[Holy Talisman]] (1)
*[[Mythril Ore]] (1)
|
*Defence: 25
*Block Chance: 4.0%
|A sacred shield employed to protect against unholy assaults.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[White Shield]]
|
*[[Light Shield]] (1)
*[[Seashell]] (5)
*[[Holy Water]] (5)
|
*Defence: 20
*Block Chance: 3.0%
|A sacred shield that shines with a white light.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|}

==Head==
{| cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="sortable listTable"
! style="background:#00AAFF;"| Name
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"| Alchemy Ingredients
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"|Stats
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"|Description
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"|Used by
|-
|[[Apollo's Crown]]
|
*[[Sun crown]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (1)
*[[Sunstone]] (1)
|
*Defence: 36
|A cosmic coronet that banishes sleep and confusion.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Autumn Shower Hat]]
|
*[[Summer Cloud Hat]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (1)
*[[Green Orb]] (1)
|
*Defence: 24
*Magical Might: 26
*Magical Mending: 19
|An odd ornament for the head that obstructs confusion.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Blessed Helm]]
|
*[[Hallowed Helm]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (1)
*[[Purple Orb]] (1)
|
*Defence: 44
|A holy helm hardy against confusion, illusion and poison.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Bunny Ears]]
|
*[[Hairband]] (1)
*[[Bunny Tail]] (2)
|
*Defence: 10
*Magical Might: 5
*Magical Mending: 8
|A rabbity requirement for the bona fide bunny girl.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Canny Cap]]
|
*[[Feathered Cap]] (1)
*[[Brainy Bracer]] (2)
|
*Defence: 13
*Magical Might: 18
*Magical Mending: 18
|A nice piece of nogginwear that shows how savvy a sage is.
|{{9i|sage}}
|-
|[[Cat Ears]]
|
*[[Hairband]] (1)
*[[Kitty Litter]] (29
|
*Defence: 10
*Magical Might: 8
*Magical Mending: 5
|An eared headband that makes a full-on feline fashion statement.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Crown of Clarity]]
|
*[[Thinking Cap]] (1)
*[[Thinkincense]] (5)
*[[Mythril Ore]] (1)
|
*Defence: 23
*Magical Might: 18
*Magical Mending: 18
|A headpiece worn by a whilom sage.
|{{9i|sage}}
|-
|[[Ear Cosy]]
|
*[[Fur Hood]] (1)
*[[Bunny Tail]] (1)
*[[Lambswool]] (1)
|
*Defence: 16
|A fluffy trademark of the really committed ranger.
|{{9i|ranger}}
|-
|[[Erdrick's Helm]]
|
*[[Rusty Helmet]] (1)
*[[Glass Frit]] (9)
*[[Orichalcum]] (1)
|
*Defence: 42
|A historic helm that harbours the might of a legendary hero.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Feather Headband]]
|
*[[Hairband]] (1)
*[[Flurry Feather]] (2)
|
*Defence: 12
*Magical Might: 5
*Magical Mending: 5
|A plumed piece of kit most often worn by minstrels.
|{{9i|minstrel}}
|-
|[[Feathered Cap]]
|
*[[Leather Hat]] (1)
*[[Flurry Feather]] (1)
|
*Defence: 7
*Magical Might: 5
*Magical Mending: 5
|A feathery hat that's the height of fashion
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Filigree Mask]]
|
*[[Iron Mask]] (1)
*[[Silver Platter]] (1)
*[[Silver Tiara]] (1)
|
*Defence: 20
|Protection for the whole head prettified with precious metal.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}
|-
|[[Fur Hood]]
|
*[[Leather Hat]] (1)
*[[Magic Beast Hide]] (1)
*[[Lambswool]] (1)
|
*Defence: 8
*Magical Might: 3
*Magical Mending: 5
|A snug skin hood that softens the shock of shivery climes.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Gigasteel Helmet]]
|
*[[Steel Helmet]] (1)
*[[Iron Ore]] (2)
*[[Hephaestus' Flame]] (1)
|
*Defence: 19
|A handsome hat made of hard gigasteel.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Gold Circlet]]
|
*[[Circlet]] (1)
*[[Gold Ring]] (1)
*[[Gold Bracer]] (1)
|
*Defence:
|An elegant accessory made from an expensive metal.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Golden Tiara]] {{9i|female}}
|
*[[Silver Tiara]] (1)
*[[Gold Ring]] (1)
*[[Gold Bracer]] (1)
|
*Defence: 11
*Magical Might: 12
|Gorgeous golden headgear worn by women.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Great Helm]]
|
*[[Hades' Helm]] (1)
*[[Saint's Ashes]] (1)
|
*Defence: 7
|A helm made of magical metal that's stouter than steel.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}
|-
|[[Hades' Helm]]
|
*[[Great Helm]] (1)
*[[Malicite]] (1)
|
*Defence: 22
|A horned hat with a fiendish face that begets misfortune.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}
|-
|[[Hallowed Helm]]
|
*[[Wonder Helm]] (1)
*[[Reset Stone]] (1)
|
*Defence: 40
|A helm offering holy protection against confusion and illusion.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Happy Hat]]
|
*[[Unhappy Hat]] (1)
*[[Lucky Pendant]] (1)
|
*Defence: 17
*Magical Might: 15
*Magical Mending: 15
|A curious cap that accumulates MP as its wearer wanders about.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Hunter's Hat]]
|
*[[Pointy Hat]] (1)
*[[Lambswool]] (1)
*[[Magical Beast Hide]] (1)
|
*Defence: 15
|Red-blooded rigging worn by rangers on the hunt.
|{{9i|ranger}}
|-
|[[Liquid Metal Helm]]
|
*[[Metal Slime Helm]] (1)
*[[Orichalcum]] (1)
*[[Slimedrop]] (6)
|
*Defence: 37
|Priceless protection packed with the power of liquid metal slimes.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Malleable Mask]]
|
*[[Circlet]] (1)
*[[Butterfly Wing]] (2)
*[[Narspicious]] (2)
|
*Defence: 13
*Magical Might: 8
*Magical Mending: 6
|A flamboyant facemask that protects against paralysis attacks.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Mega-magical Hat]]
|
*[[Magical Hat]] (1)
*[[Prayer Ring]] (2)
*[[Sorcerer's Stone]] (1)
|
*Defence: 15
*Magical Might: 20
|A mysterious hat that meets the requirements of magic users.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Mercury's Bandana]]
|
*[[Trailblazing Bandana]] (1)
*[[Agility Ring]] (1)
|
*Defence: 11
*Agility: 20
*Magical Mending: 8
|Enchanted attire for the head that enhances its wearer's agility.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Metal King Helm]]
|
*[[Liquid Metal Helm]] (1)
*[[Orichalcum]] (1)
*[[Slime Crown]] (1)
|
*Defence: 41
|High-class headgear in which sits the soul of a metal king slime.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Minotaur Helm]]
|
*[[Raging Bull Helm]] (1)
*[[Magic Beast Horn]] (4)
*[[Mighty Armlet]] (1)
|
*Defence: 30
|Hardcore horned headgear for the real wild card.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|ranger}}
|-
|[[Musketeer Hat]]
|
*[[Feathered Cap]] (1)
*[[Feathered Headband]] (1)
*[[Magic Beast Hide]] (3)
|
*Defence: 12
*Magical Might: 18
|A posh piece of plumed headgear put on by armamentalists.
|{{9i|armamentalist}}
|-
|[[Mythril Coif]]
|
*[[Mail Coif]] (1)
*[[Mythril Ore]] (2)
|
*Defence: 23
*Magical Mending: 8
|A hardy hood made from interlaced loops of the mighty metal mythril.
|{{9i|paladin}}
|-
|[[Mythril Helm]]
|
*[[Platinum Headgear]] (1)
*[[Mythril Ore]] (3)
|
*Defence: 25
|An eye-catching cap made from the mighty metal mythril.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Papillon Mask]]
|
*[[Malleable Mask]] (1)
*[[Dread Dagger]] (1)
*[[Narspicious]] (3)
|
*Defence: 7
*Magical Might: 12
*Magical Mending: 8
|A fantastic facemask that fends off paralysis attacks.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Phantom Mask]]
|
*[[Papillon Mask]] (1)
*[[Dark Robe]] (1)
*[[Slipweed]] (3)
|
*Defence: 20
*Agility: 25
*Magical Might: 16
*Magical Mending: 14
|A magical mask that musters aplomb and agility in its master.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Platinum Headgear]]
|
*[[Iron Mask]] (1)
*[[Platinum Ore]] (1)
*[[Hephaestus' Flame]] (1)
|
*Defence: 19
|A pretty piece of protection for the head made from platinum.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Pointy Hat]]
|
*[[Leather Hat]] (1)
*[[Magic Beast Horn]] (1)
|
*Defence: 9
*Magical Might: 6
*Magical Mending: 4
|A tiny topper with a tappered tip.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Raging Bull Helm]]
|
*[[Gigasteel Helmet]] (1)
*[[Magic Beast Horn]] (2)
*[[Tough Guy Tattoo]] (1)
|
*Defence: 22
|Horned headgear for the wild at heart.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|ranger}}
|-
|[[Scholar's Circlet]]
|
*[[Thinking Cap]] (1)
*[[Brainy Bracer]] (1)
*[[Sage's Elixir]] (1)
|
*Defence: 20
*Magical Might: 16
*Magical Mending: 16
|High-brow headgear that heavily heightens its wearer's magical might.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Skull Helm]]
|
*[[Apollo's Crown]] (1)
*[[Malicite]] (1)
|
*Defence: 32
|A blood-curdling cap for the cranium that curses the curious.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Slood]]
|
*[[Pointy Hat]] (1)
*[[Slimedrop]] (3)
|
*Defence: 13
*Magical Might: 8
*Magical Mending: 8
|A cute cover for the head with a slimy slant.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Spellward Circlet]] {{9i|female}}
|
*[[Gold Circlet]] (1)
*[[Monarchic Mark]] (1)
*[[Gold Bar]] (1)
|
*Defence: 19
*Magical Might: 19
*Magical Mending: 19
|A holy headpiece that hinders the effects of harmful spells.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Spring Breeze Hat]]
|
*[[Winter Sky Hat]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (1)
*[[Green Orb]] (1)
|
*Defence: 22
*Magical Might: 16
*Magical Mending: 31
|An odd ornament for the head that obstructs Dazzle magic.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Star Circlet]]
|
*[[Gold Circlet]] (1)
*[[Lucida Shard]] (1)
|
*Defence: 13
*Magical Might: 14
*Magical Mending: 12
|A confusion-confounding accoutrement that sparkles with starlight.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Steel Helmet]]
|
*[[Iron Helmet]] (1)
*[[Iron Ore]] (1)
*[[Royal Soil]] (1)
|
*Defence: 15
|A hardy hat made of steel.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Summer Cloud Hat]]
|
*[[Spring Breeze Hat]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (1)
*[[Green Orb]] (1)
|
*Defence: 23
*Magical Might: 20
*Magical Mending: 26
|An odd ornament for the head that obstructs death magic.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Sun Crown]]
|
*[[Skull Helm]] (1)
*[[Saint's Ashes]] (3)
|
*Defence: 32
|A classy coronet that beats bouts of sleep and confusion.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Thief's Turban]]
|
*[[Turban]] (1)
*[[Evencloth]] (2)
|
*Defence: 13
|A length of fabric that thieves like to loop around their heads.
|{{9i|thief}}
|-
|[[Thinking Cap]]
|
*[[Steel Helmet]] (1)
*[[Gold Circlet]] (1)
*[[Sorcerer's Stone]] (3)
|
*Defence: 18
*Magical Might: 12
*Magical Mending: 12
|A hat that heightens its wearer's magical might.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Trailblazin Bandana]]
|
*[[Bandana]] (1)
*[[Bow Tie]] (1)
|
*Defence: 7
*Magical Mending: 5
|An understated skull wrap that subtly shines.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Tricky Turban]]
|
*[[Turban]] (1)
*[[Toad Oil]] (1)
*[[Snakeskin]] (1)
|
*Defence: 11
*Magical Might: 18
|A remarkable wrap that's made for mages.
|{{9i|mage}}
|-
|[[Winter Sky Hat]]
|
*[[Autumn Shower Hat]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (1)
*[[Green Orb]] (1)
|
*Defence: 25
*Magical Might: 30
*Magical Mending: 14
|An odd ornament for the head that obstructs sleep-inducing magic.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Wonder Helm]]
|
*[[Blessed Helm]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (3)
*[[Purple Orb]] (3)
|
*Defence: 47
|A holy helm that holds off confusion, illusion and poison
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|}

==Torso==
{| cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="sortable listTable"
! style="background:#00AAFF;"| Name
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"| Alchemy Ingredients
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"| Stats
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"| Description
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"| Used by
|-
|[[Aeon's Robe]]
|
*[[Archangel's Robe]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (3)
*[[Yellow Orb]] (3)
|
*Defence: 47
*Magical Might: 38
*Magical Mending: 38
|A righteous robe that fends off fatal spells.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Angel's robe]]
|
*[[Aeon's Robe]] (1)
*[[Reset Stone]] (1)
|
*Defence: 41
*Magical Might: 30
*Magical Mending: 30
|Curious clothing that fends off fatal spells.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Archangel's Robe]]
|
*[[Angel's Robe]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (1)
*[[Yellow Orb]] (1)
|
*Defence: 44
*Magical Might: 34
*Magical Mending: 34
|An unreal robe that fends off fatal spells.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Cape of Good Karma]] {{9i|male}}
|
*[[Majestic Mantle]] (1)
*[[Thinkincense]] (6)
*[[Sage's elixir]] (3)
|
*Defence: 35
*Magical Might: 23
*Magical Mending: 23
|A male sage's surplice that fights Fizzle and MP draining.
|{{9i|sage}}
|-
|[[Catoptric Armour]]
|
*[[Mirror Armour]] (1)
*[[Mirrorstone]] (5)
*[[Catholicon Ring]] (1)
|
*Defence: 60
|A resplendent suit that sometimes sends spells back to their source.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Celestria's Gown]]
|
*[[Nightmare Gown]] (1)
*[[Saint's Ashes]] (3)
|
*Defence: 37
*Magical Mending: 32
|A radiant robe that wards off sleep and death and heals wounds.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Celestria's Raiment]]
|
*[[Celestria's Gown]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (1)
*[[Astral Plume]] (7)
|
*Defence: 43
*Magical Mending: 40
|A downy gown that wards off sleep and death and heals wounds.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Cloak of Concealment]]
|
*[[Cloak of Evasion]] (1)
*[[Slipweed]] (2)
*[[Lambswool]] (1)
|
*Defence: 18
*Evasion Chance: 4.0%
|Enchanted attire that makes evading enemy attacks easier.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Dancer's Dress]] {{9i|female}}
|
*[[Dancer's Costume]] (1)
*[[Brighten Rock]] (3)
*[[Technicolour Dreamcloth]] (1)
|
*Defence: 38
|A gorgeous garment that's great for girls on the stage.
|{{9i|minstrel}}
|-
|[[Dangerous Bustier]] {{9i|female}}
|
*[[Divine Bustier]] (1)
*[[Reset Stone]] (1)
|
*Defence: 1
|A barely believable bodice that you'd be brave to look at.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Dark Robe]]
|
*[[Velvet Cape]] (1)
*[[Evencloth]] (3)
*[[Slipweed]] (3)
|
*Defence: 37
*Evasion Chance: 2.0%
|A gloomy-looking gown that sends enemy attacks astray.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Divine Bustier]] {{9i|female}}
|
*[[Silk Bustier]] (1)
*[[Slipweed]] (7)
*[[Sainted Soma]] (3)
|
*Defence: 58
*Evasion Chance: 3.0%
|A beautiful bodice that makes sidestepping enemy strikes a cinch.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Dragon Dress]] {{9i|female}}
|
*[[Strongsam]] (1)
*[[Dragon Scale]] (1)
*[[Finessence]] (2)
|
*Defence: 40
|Female martial artist's attire that fends off fire and ice attacks.
|{{9i|martial}}
|-
|[[Dragon Mail]]
|
*[[Magic Armour]] (1)
*[[Dragon Scale]] (2)
*[[Raging Ruby]] (1)
|
*Defence: 44
|A scaly suit that deflects fire- and ice-based damages.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Dragon Top]]
|
*[[Tussler's Top]] (1)
*[[Dragon Scale]] (2)
*[[Finessence]] (2)
|
*Defence: 39
|Martial artist's attire that impedes attacks of fire and ice.
|{{9i|martial}}
|-
|[[Emperor's attire]] {{9i|male}}
|
*[[King's Coat]] (1)
*[[Slime Crown]] (1)
*[[Lambswool]] (3)
|
*Defence: 38
*Magical Might: 30
*Magical Mending: 30
|Magic-resistant regalia that exudes an emperor's exaltedness.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Empress's Robe]] {{9i|female}}
|
*[[Queen's Robe]] (1)
*[[Spellward Circlet]] (1)
*[[Lambswool]] (3)
|
*Defence: 38
*Magical Might: 30
*Magical Mending: 30
|Magic-resistant regalia that exudes an empress's exaltedness.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Enchanted Armour]]
|
*[[Magic Armour]] (1)
*[[Enchanted Stone]] (1)
|
*Defence: 42
*Magical Might: 7
*Magical Mending: 7
|A saintly suit of armour that staves off spells.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Enchanted Robes]]
|
*[[Magical Robes]] (1)
*[[Enchanted Stone]] (1)
|
*Defence: 20
*Magical Might: 16
*Magical Mending: 16
|A sound vestment that staunchly stands up to spells.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Erdrick's Armour]]
|
*[[Rusty Armour]] (1)
*[[Glass Frit]] (9)
*[[Orichalcum]] (1)
|
*Defence: 82
|Archetypal armour once worn by a heralded hero.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Ethereal Armour]]
|
*[[Enchanted Armour]] (1)
*[[Ethereal Stone]] (1)
|
*Defence: 47
*Magical Might: 10
*Magical Mending: 10
|A stupendous suit of armour that staves off spells.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Ethereal Robes]]
|
*[[Enchanted Robes]] (1)
*[[Ethereal Stone]] (1)
|
*Defence: 26
*Magical Might: 20
*Magical Mending: 20
|A protected vestment that's particularly powerful against magic.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Fizzle-proof Suit]] {{9i|male}}
|
*[[Fizzle-retardant Suit]] (1)
*[[Sorcerer's Ring]] (1)
*[[Grubby Bandage]] (3)
|
*Defence: 24
*Magical Might: 24
|An enchanted ensemble for male mages that fends off fizzle.
|{{9i|mage}}
|-
|[[Flamenco Shirt]] {{9i|male}}
|
*[[Garish Garb]] (1)
*[[Brighten Rock]] (3)
*[[Technicolour Dreamcloth]] (1)
|
*Defence: 38
|Rose-coloured regalia that's right on for male performers.
|{{9i|minstrel}}
|-
|[[Flowing Dress]]
|
*[[Enchanted Robes]] (1)
*[[Celestial Skein]] (3)
|
*Defence: 25
*Magical Might: 18
*Magical Mending: 18
|A consecrated costume that curbs fire- and ice-based damage.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Full Plate Armour]]
|
*[[Iron Armour]] (1)
*[[Iron Ore]] (1)
*[[Royal Soil]] (1)
|
*Defence: 28
*Magical Might:
*Magical Mending:
*Evasion Chance:
|Steel armour that covers the upper quarters.
|{{9i|warriors}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}
|-
|[[Fur Poncho]]
|
*[[Leather Cape]] (1)
*[[Magic Beast Hide]] (3)
|
*Defence: 15
|A sturdy skin that staves off fire- and ice-based attacks.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Fur Vest]] {{9i|male}}
|
*[[Fur Poncho]] (1)
*[[Magic Beast Hide]] (3)
|
*Defence: 36
|Body-hugging boyswear that fends off fire- and ice-based attacks.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Gigasteel Armour]]
|
*[[Full Plate Armour]] (1)
*[[Iron Ore]] (2)
*[[Hephaestus' Flame]] (1)
|
*Defence: 36
|A very hard version of full plate armour.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}
|-
|[[Glorious Armour]]
|
*[[Victorious Armour]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (1)
*[[Red Orb]] (1)
|
*Defence: 85
|Acclaimed armour that mend HP and MP merely by moving about.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Gold Mail]]
|
*[[Silver Mail]] (1)
*[[Gold Ring]] (1)
*[[Gold Bracer]] (1)
|
*Defence: 38
|Protective golden garb that deflects a dash of magic damage.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Gooey Gear]]
|
*[[Garish Garb]] (1)
*[[Slimedrop]] (3)
|
*Defence: 21
|Wobbly wear oozing with fancy-dress flair for an amazing translimation.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Holy Mail]] {{9i|male}}
|
*[[Chain Mail]] (1)
*[[Holy Talisman]] (1)
*[[Mythril Ore]] (1)
|
*Defence: 47
|Protection for male paladins that guards against ungodly powers.
|{{9i|paladin}}
|-
|[[Hot Bikini Top]] {{9i|female}}
|
*[[Dangerous Bikini Top]] (1)
*[[Seashell]] (3)
*[[Crimson Coral]] (2)
|
*Defence: 34
|Waterwear that works well against fire and lightning attacks.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[King's Coat]] {{9i|male}}
|
*[[Prince's Pea Coat]] (1)
*[[King Axe]] (1)
*[[Lambswool]] (2)
|
*Defence: 34
*Magical Might: 25
*Magical Mending: 25
|Magic-resistant regalia that would complement a king.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Large Scale Armour]]
|
*[[Scale Armour]] (1)
*[[Scale Shield]] (1)
*[[Snakeskin]] (1)
|
*Defence: 17
|Armour constructed with a covering of carefully selected scales.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Liquid metal armour]]
|
*[[Metal slime armour]] (1)
*[[Orichalcum]] (1)
*[[Slimedrop]] (6)
|
*Defence: 70
|Armour with a liquid metal slime emblem that staves off spells.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Macabre Mantle]]
|
*[[Dark Robe]] (1)
*[[Wing of Bat]] (4)
*[[Terrible Tattoo]] (3)
|
*Defence: 42
*Evasion Chance: 3.0%
|Dingy drapery that makes dodging enemy attacks a doddle.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Majestic Mantle]]
|
*[[Velvet Cape]] (1)
*[[Bow Tie]] (1)
*[[Brighten Rock]] (3)
|
*Defence: 26
|A regal wrap that enhances the elegance of any outfit eightfold.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Mesotoga]]
|
*[[Stratotoga]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (3)
*[[Blue Orb]] (3)
|
*Defence: 70
|A radical wrap that repels fire, ice, poison, sleep and paralysis.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Metal king armour]]
|
*[[Liquid metal armour]] (1)
*[[Orichalcum]] (1)
*[[Slime Crown]] (1)
|
*Defence: 77
|Armour with a metal king slime emblem that staves off spells.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Mirror Armour]]
|
*[[Magic Armour]] (1)
*[[Mirrorstone]] (3)
*[[Sober Ring]] (1)
|
*Defence: 52
|Enchanted armour that sometimes sends spells back to their source.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Mythical Armour]]
|
*[[Glorious Armour]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (3)
*[[Red Orb]] (3)
|
*Defence: 93
|Impermeable armour that mends HP and MP merely by moving about.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Platinum Mail]]
|
*[[Gold Mail]] (1)
*[[Platinum Ore]] (1)
*[[Hephaestus' Flame]] (1)
|
*Defence: 43
|Precious protection that can deflect a dash of magic damage.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Prince's Pea Coat]] {{9i|male}}
|
*[[Twinkling Tuxedo]] (1)
*[[Monarchic Mark]] (1)
|
*Defence: 30
*Magical Might: 20
*Magical Mending: 20
|Magic-resistant regalia that would be perfect for a prince.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Princess's Robe]] {{9i|female}}
|
*[[Shimmering Dress]] (1)
*[[Monarchic Mark]] (1)
|
*Defence: 30
*Magical Might: 20
*Magical Mending: 20
|Magic-resistant regalia that would be perfect for a princess.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Queen's Robe]] {{9i|female}}
|
*[[Princess's Robe]] (1)
*[[Monarch's Mittens]] (1)
*[[Lambswool]] (2)
|
*Defence: 34
*Magical Might: 25
*Magical Mending: 25
|Magic-resistant regalia that would complement a queen.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Robe of Sweet Dreams]]
|
*[[Robe of Serenity]] (1)
*[[Sleeping Hibiscus]] (3)
*[[Lambswool]] (3)
|
*Defence: 14
*Magical Might: 8
*Magical Mending:10
|A gown that guards against attacks that send victims to sleep.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Sacrosanct Armour]]
|
*[[Sacred Armour]] (1)
*[[Ruby of Protection]] (1)
*[[Life Bracer]] (1)
|
*Defence: 53
|A splendid suit that helps heal its wearer's wounds in battle.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Sage's Robes]]
|
*[[Saintly Robe]] (1)
*[[Fizzle-proof Suit]] (1)
*[[Thinkincense]] (3)
|
*Defence: 32
*Magical Might: 22
*Magical Mending: 18
|A gorgeous gown that guards against magic damage.
|{{9i|sage}}
|-
|[[Saintly Robe]] {{9i|male}}
|
*[[Ascetic Robe]] (1)
*[[Rosary]] (1)
*[[Grubby Bandage]] (3)
|
*Defence: 25
*Magical Mending: 24
|A godly gown that defends against the draining of magic.
|{{9i|priest}}
|-
|[[Shimmering Dress]] {{9i|female}}
|
*[[Spangled Dress]] (1)
*[[Pink Pearl]] (1)
*[[Brighten Rock]] (3)
|
*Defence: 35
|A nebulous number that's not unknown to reflect spells.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Silk Bustier]] {{9i|female}}
|
*[[Dangerous Bustier]] (1)
*[[Tangleweb]] (7)
*[[Silk Robe]] (3)
|
*Defence: 34
|A superior and oh-so-soft bodice made of silk.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Silver Cuirass]]
|
*[[Iron Cuirass]] (1)
*[[Silver Platter]] (1)
|
*Defence: 25
|A precious piece of protection for the chest.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Sizzling Bikini Top]] {{9i|female}}
|
*[[Hot Bikini Top]] (1)
*[[Technicolour Dreamcloth]] (1)
*[[Astral Plume]] (2)
|
*Defence: 45
|Bold bathing gear that bravely beats back fire and lightning attacks.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Spiked Armour]]
|
*[[Magic Armour]] (1)
*[[Magic Beast Horn]] (2)
*[[Iron Nails]] (5)
|
*Defence: 39
|Artful armour that reflects damage right back at its source.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Stratotoga]]
|
*[[Tropotoga]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (1)
*[[Blue Orb]] (1)
|
*Defence: 66
|A resistant wrap that repels fire, ice, poison, sleep and paralysis.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Superstar's Suit]]
|
*[[Star's Suit]] (1)
*[[Lucida Shard]] (3)
|
*Defence: 53
|A sparkling suit for an illustrious luminary.
|{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Technicolour Tutu]] {{9i|female}}
|
*[[Tint-tastic Tutu]] (1)
*[[Technicolour Dreamcloth]] (1)
|
*Defence: 53
|A gasp-worthy gown for golden girls.
|{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Tortoise Shell]]
|
*[[Iron Cuirass]] (1)
*[[Tortoiseshell]] (1)
*[[Emerald Moss]] (1)
|
*Defence: 22
|An uninspiring piece of armour that nonetheless shelldom lets you down.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Tortoiseshell Armour]]
|
*[[Tortoise Shell]] (1)
*[[Tortoiseshell]] (2)
*[[Emerald Moss]] (2)
|
*Defence: 30
|An eccentric enhancement of the tortoise shell.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Tracksuit Top]]
|
*[[Training Top]] (1)
*[[Finessence]] (1)
|
*Defence: 15
|A loose garment made for tougher training sessions.
|{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}
|-
|[[Tropotoga]]
|
*[[Mesotoga]] (1)
*[[Reset Stone]] (1)
|
*Defence: 61
|A reassuring wrap that repels fire, ice, poison, sleep and paralysis.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Tussler's Top]] {{9i|male}}
|
*[[Tracksuit Top]] (1)
*[[Finessence]] (1)
*[[Magic Beast Hide]] (2)
|
*Defence: 31
|An outfit for male martial artists to wear in real-life combat.
|{{9i|martial}}
|-
|[[Twinkling Tuxedo]] {{9i|male}}
|
*[[Smart Suit]] (1)
*[[Bow Tie]] (1)
*[[Brighten Rock]] (3)
|
*Defence: 35
|A supernatural suit that sporadically reflects spells
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Victorious Armour]]
|
*[[Mythical Armour]] (1)
*[[Reset Stone]] (1)
|
*Defence: 78
|Mystical mail that mends HP and MP merely by moving about.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Xenlon Robe]]
|
*[[Dragon Robe]] (1)
*[[Dragon Top]] (1)
*[[Dragon Dress]] (1)
|
*Defence: 45
*Magical Might: 42
|A garment possessed by a dragon deity that muffles magical attacks.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|}

==Arms==
{| cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="sortable listTable"
! style="background:#00AAFF;"| Name
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"| Alchemy Ingredients
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"| Stats
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"| Description
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"| Used by
|-
|[[Apprentice's Gloves]]
|
*[[Grandmaster's Gloves]] (1)
*[[Reset Stone]] (1)
|
*Defence: 8
*Deftness: 88
|Fingerwear that fosters fine movement.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Blessed Bindings]]
|
*[[Bruiser's Bracers]] (1)
*[[Thinkincense]] (3)
*[[Sage's Elixir]] (2)
|
*Defence: 17
*Magical Might: 10
*Magical Mending: 10
|Cloth wrist coverings once worn by a sage of bygone age.
|{{9i|sage}}
|-
|[[Diana Gauntlets]]
|
*[[Vesta Gauntlets]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (1)
*[[Red Orb]] (1)
|
*Defence: 26
|Moonlight-infused mittens with unparalleled defensive potential.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Enchanted Gloves]]
|
*[[Magic Mittens]] (1)
*[[Enchanted Stone]] (1)
|
*Defence: 12
*Magical Might: 7
*Magical Mending: 7
|Gloves whose saintly guardianship gives relief against magic attacks.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Erdrick's Gauntlets]]
|
*[[Rusty Gauntlets]] (1)
*[[Glass Frit]] (9)
*[[Orichalcum]] (1)
|
*Defence: 25
|High-grade gloves once graced by the hands of a legendary hero.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Ethereal Gloves]]
|
*[[Enchanted Gloves]] (1)
*[[Ethereal Stone]] (1)
|
*Defence: 15
*Magical Might: 10
*Magical Mending: 10
|Handwear that staves off spell damage with spiritual protection.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Gigasteel Gauntlets]]
|
*[[Steel Gauntlets]] (1)
*[[Iron Ore]] (2)
*[[Hephaestus' Flame]] (1)
|
*Defence: 11
|Gorgeous gloves made of gigasteel.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Gloomy Gloves]]
|
*[[Heavy Handwear]] (1)
*[[Evencloth]] (3)
|
*Deftness: 80
|Mysterious mittens that impart mighty resilience to dark magic.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Grandmaster's Gloves]]
|
*[[Master's Gloves]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (3)
*[[Silver Orb]] (3)
|
*Defence: 12
*Deftness: 96
|Mystical mitts that nurture nonpareil nimbleness.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Guru's Gloves]]
|
*[[Heavy Handwear]] (1)
*[[Thinkincense]] (3)
*[[Sage's Elixir]] (2)
|
*Deftness: 77
*Magical Might: 10
*Magical Mending: 10
|Mystical mitts made use of by a sage of distant memory.
|{{9i|sage}}
|-
|[[Heavy Gauntlets]]
|
*[[Sturdy Gauntlets]] (1)
*[[Densinium]] (2)
*[[Aggressence]] (1)
|
*Defence: 19
|Handwear once worn by habitually honest-to-goodness heroes.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Leather Gloves]]
|
*[[Cotton Gloves]] (1)
*[[Magic Beast Hide]] (1)
|
*Deftness: 16
|Handwear made from tanned hide.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Liquid metal slime gloves]]
|
*[[Metal slime gauntlets]] (1)
*[[Orichalcum]] (1)
*[[Slimedrop]] (6)
|
*Defence: 22
|Heavenly handwear that harbours the lustre of a liquid metal slime.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Marquess's mittens]]
|
*[[Mayoress's mittens]] (1)
*[[Monarchic Mark]] (1)
|
*Deftness: 65
|Graceful gloves that guard against Dazzle magic and confusion.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Master's Gloves]]
|
*[[Apprentice's Gloves]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (1)
*[[Silver Orb]] (1)
|
*Defence: 10
*Deftness: 92
|Magical mitts that make those who don them deliciously dexterous.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Matador's Gloves]]
|
*[[Mental Mittens]] (1)
*[[Slipweed]] (4)
*[[Mercury's Bandana]] (1)
|
*Deftness: 85
|The beloved badge of a bona fide bullfighter.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Metal king slime gloves]]
|
*[[Liquid metal slime gloves]] (1)
*[[Orichalcum]] (1)
*[[Slime Crown]] (1)
|
*Defence: 24
|High-class handwear harbouring the brilliance of a metal king slime.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Monarch's Mittens]]
|
*[[Marquess's Mittens]] (1)
*[[Highness Heels]] (1)
|
*Deftness: 70
|A posh pair that protects against Dazzle magic and confusion.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Murky Mittens]]
|
*[[Gloomy Gloves]] (1)
*[[Malicite]] (1)
*[[Evencloth]] (3)
|
*Deftness: 86
|Magical mittens taht drive dark magic away.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Steel Gauntlets]]
|
*[[Iron Gauntlets]] (1)
*[[Iron Ore]] (1)
*[[Royal Soil]] (1)
|
*Defence: 8
|Hefty handwear made of hard steel.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Sturdy Gauntlets]]
|
*[[Light Gauntlets]] (1)
*[[Iron Ore]] (2)
*[[Aggressence]] (1)
|
*Defence: 16
|Handwear sported by some celebrated chevaliers.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Tempestes Gauntlets]]
|
*[[Diana Gauntlets]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (3)
*[[Red Orb]] (3)
|
*Defence: 28
|Stormy gauntlets with unparalleled defensive potential.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Vesta Gauntlets]]
|
*[[Tempestes Gauntlets]] (1)
*[[Reset Stone]] (1)
|
*Defence: 24
|Fiery first protectors with unparalleled defensive potential.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|}

==Legs==
{| cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="sortable listTable"
! style="background:#00AAFF;"| Name
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"| Alchemy Ingredients
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"| Stats
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"| Description
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"| Used by
|-
|[[Blessed Bottoms]]
|
*[[Wizard's Trousers]] (1)
*[[Sorcerer's Stone]] (1)
*[[Lambswool]] (1)
|
*Defence: 14
*Magical Might: 18
|Enchanted chinos that make more of the wearer's magical might.
|{{9i|mage}}
|-
|[[Boomer Briefs]] {{9i|male}}
|
*[[Boxer Shorts]] (1)
*[[Boomerang]] (1)
|
*Defence: 8
*Magical Might: 4
*Magical Mending: 4
|Pants that put the 't' in 'testosterone'.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Chainmail Socks]]
|
*[[Pop Socks]] (1)
*[[Chain Mail]] (2)
*[[Iron Nails]] (2)
|
*Defence: 17
|Chunky chainmail legwear.
|{{9i|paladin}}
|-
|[[Dragon Trousers]]
|
*[[Tussler's Trousers]] (1)
*[[Dragon Scale]] (2)
*[[Finessence]] (2)
|
*Defence: 16
|Martial artist's attire that impedes attacks of fire and ice.
|{{9i|martial}}
|-
|[[Eternity Trousers]]
|
*[[Immortal Trousers]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (3)
*[[Purple Orb]] (3)
|
*Defence: 27
*Magical Might: 12
*Magical Mending: 12
|Steady slacks that withstand paralysis, sleep and death spells.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Fancy Pants]]
|
*[[Loud Trousers]] (1)
*[[Belle Cap]] (3)
*[[Narspicious]] (1)
|
*Defence: 15
|Loud legwear that helps hold off sleep and enchantment attacks.
|{{9i|minstrel}}
|-
|[[Gigasteel Kneecaps]]
|
*[[Steel Kneecaps]] (1)
*[[Iron Ore]] (2)
*[[Hephaestus' Flame]] (1)
|
*Defence: 16
|Gigasteel supplementary wear that prevents knocks to the knees.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Green Tights]]
|
*[[Pop Socks]] (1)
*[[Emerald Moss]] (4)
|
*Defence: 13
|Leaf-green legwear that deflects death magic, poison and paralysis.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Hot Bikini Bottoms]] {{9i|female}}
|
*[[Dangerous Midriff Wrap]] (1)
*[[Seashell]] (3)
*[[Crimson Coral]] (3)
|
*Defence: 10
|Waterwear that works well against fire and lightning attacks.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Immortal Trousers]]
|
*[[Invincible Trousers]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (1)
*[[Purple Orb]] (1)
|
*Defence: 24
*Magical Might: 10
*Magical Mending: 10
|Steady slacks that stand up to sleep magic and death spells.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Impregnable Leggings]]
|
*[[Sturdy Slacks]] (1)
*[[Densinium]] (1)
*[[Orichalcum]] (1)
|
*Defence: 22
|Magical Legwear that disrupts attempts to lower defence.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Invincible Trousers]]
|
*[[Eternity Trousers]] (1)
*[[Reset Stone]] (1)
|
*Defence: 21
*Magical Might: 8
*Magical Mending: 8
|Steady slacks that staunchly withstand death spells.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Leather Kilt]] {{9i|male}}
|
*[[Boxer Shorts]] (1)
*[[Magic Beast Hide]] (1)
|
*Defence: 5
|A loincloth made from bits of bashed-together beast hide.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Red Tights]]
|
*[[Pop Socks]] (1)
*[[Crimson Coral]] (4)
|
*Defence: 13
|Scarlet stockings that stave off fire- and ice-based attacks.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Sizzling Bikini Bottoms]] {{9i|female}}
|
*[[Hot Bikini Bottoms]] (1)
*[[Technicolour Dreamcloth]] (1)
*[[Astral Plume]] (2)
|
*Defence: 19
|Bold bathing gear that bravely beats back fire and lightning attacks.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Steel Kneecaps]]
|
*[[Iron Kneecaps]] (1)
*[[Iron Ore]] (1)
*[[Royal Soil]] (1)
|
*Defence: 12
|Steel supplementary wear that prevents knocks to the knees.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Tantric Trousers]]
|
*[[Dragon Trousers]] (1)
*[[Thinkincense]] (3)
*[[Sage's Elixir]] (2)
|
*Defence: 19
*Magical Might: 10
*Magical Mending: 10
|Magic-boosting slacks worn by the sages of bygone ages.
|{{9i|sage}}
|-
|[[Tracky Bottoms]]
|
*[[Training Trousers]] (1)
*[[Finessence]] (1)
|
*Defence: 9
|A loose garment made for more advanced martial arts training.
|{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}
|-
|[[Transparent Tights]]
|
*[[Red Tights]] (1)
*[[Green Tights]] (1)
*[[White Tights]] (1)
|
*Defence: 18
|Strange see-through stockings.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Tussler's Trousers]]
|
*[[Tracky Bottoms]] (1)
*[[Finessence]] (1)
*[[Magic Beast Hide]] (2)
|
*Defence: 13
|Made for martial artists to test their mettle in mortal combat.
|{{9i|martial}}
|-
|[[White Tights]]
|
*[[Pop Socks]] (1)
*[[Seashell]] (4)
|
*Defence: 13
|Silvery stockings that slightly stave off ice and wind attacks.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Wonder Pants]] {{9i|male}}
|
*[[Boomer Briefs]] (1)
*[[Aggressence]] (1)
|
*Defence: 12
*Magical Might: 8
*Magical Mending: 8
|Pants that really put the 't' in 'testosterone'.
|{{9i|all}}
|}

==Feet==
{| cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="sortable listTable"
! style="background:#00AAFF;"| Name
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"| Alchemy Ingredients
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"| Stats
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"| Description
! class="unsortable" style="background:#00AAFF;"| Used by
|-
|[[Basilic Boots]]
|
*[[Hero's Boots]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (1)
*[[Yellow Orb]] (1)
|
*Defence: 27
|Fabled footwear that heals health points as its wearer wanders.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Brahman Boots]]
|
*[[Clever Clogs]] (1)
*[[Thinkincense]] (1)
*[[Sage's Elixir]] (1)
|
*Defence: 20
|Boots beloved by bygone sages.
|{{9i|sage}}
|-
|[[Classy Clogs]]
|
*[[Clogs]] (1)
*[[Belle Cap]] (2)
|
*Evasion Chance: 2.0%
|A slightly slicker style of clogs that are good for going out in.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Elevating Shoes]]
|
*[[Depressing Shoes]] (1)
*[[Lucky Pendant]] (1)
|
*Evasion Chance: 3.5%
|Footwear that fosters floods of experience.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Emperor's Boots]]
|
*[[Basilic Boots]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (1)
*[[Yellow Orb]] (1)
|
*Defence: 28
|Formidable footwear that heals health points as its wearer wanders.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Gigasteel Sabatons]]
|
*[[Steel Sabatons]] (1)
*[[Iron Ore]] (2)
*[[Hephaestus' Flame]] (1)
|
*Defence: 15
|Beautiful boots made of a miraculous metal.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Hero's Boots]]
|
*[[Emperor's Boots]] (1)
*[[Reset Stone]] (1)
|
*Defence: 25
|Fancy footwear that heals health points as its wearer wanders.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Highness Heels]] {{9i|female}}
|
*[[Stiletto Heels]] (1)
*[[Monarchic Mark]] (1)
|
*Evasion Chance: 4.0%
|Sky-high heels fit for the feet of queens.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Hobnail Boots]]
|
*[[Leather Boots]] (1)
*[[Magic Beast Hide]] (1)
|
*Defence: 8
|Sturdy yet snug leather footwear.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Liquid Metal Slime Boots]]
|
*[[Metal Slime Sollerets]] (1)
*[[Orichalcum]] (1)
*[[Slimedrop]] (6)
|
*Defence: 24
*Evasion Chance: 3.5%
|Oozy shoeas imbued with the agility of a liquid metal slime.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Metal King Slime Boots]]
|
*[[Liquid Metal Slime Boots]] (1)
*[[Orichalcum]] (1)
*[[Slime Crown]] (1)
|
*Defence: 26
*Evasion Chance: 4.0%
|Oozy shoes imbued with the agility of a metal king slime.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Payback Pumps]]
|
*[[Steel Sabatons]] (1)
*[[Magic Beast Horn]] (2)
*[[Iron Nails]] (2)
|
*Defence: 14
|A gift for gladiators that bounces a beating back at its perpetrator.
|{{9i|gladiator}}
|-
|[[Pixie Boots]]
|
*[[Elevating Shoes]] (1)
*[[Elfin Charm]] (2)
|
*Evasion Chance: 4.5%
|Strange shoes that aren't shy of perilous places.
|{{9i|all}}
|-
|[[Safer Shoes]]
|
*[[Safety Shoes]] (1)
*[[Ruby of Protection]] (1)
*[[Mythril Ore]] (1)
|
*Defence: 12
*Evasion Chance: 2.5%
|A significantly stouter sort of safety shoe.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|luminary}}
|-
|[[Safest Shoes]]
|
*[[Safer Shoes]] (1)
*[[Ruby of Protection]] (1)
*[[Orichalcum]] (1)
|
*Defence: 15
*Evasion Chance: 3.0%
|A supremely stout set of safety shoes that define defensiveness.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|luminary}}
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|[[Sagacious Shoes]]
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*[[Sensible Sandals]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (1)
*[[Blue Orb]] (1)
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*Evasion Chance: 5.0%
*Max. MP: 10
|Sacred strappy shoes that magnify max. MP and restore it too.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
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|[[Sapient Sandals]]
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*[[Sagacious Sandals]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (1)
*[[Blue Orb]] (1)
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*Evasion Chance: 5.5%
*Max. MP: 15
|Special strappy shoes that magnify max. MP and restore it too.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
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|[[Sensible Sandals]]
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*[[Sapient Sandals]] (1)
*[[Reset Stone]] (1)
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*Evasion Chance: 4.5%
*Max. MP: 5
|Strange strappy shoes that magnify max. MP and restore it too.
|{{9i|priest}}{{9i|mage}}{{9i|martial}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|ranger}}{{9i|sage}}{{9i|luminary}}
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|[[Sorceress Sandals]]
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*[[Siren Sandals]] (1)
*[[Sleeping Hibiscus]] (3)
*[[Belle Cap]] (2)
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*Evasion Chance: 3.5%
*Magical Might: 15
|Fabulous flip-flops that foster magical might.
|{{9i|mage}}
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|[[Steel Sabatons]]
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*[[Iron Sabatons]] (1)
*[[Iron Ore]] (1)
*[[Royal Soil]] (1)
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*Defence: 11
|Brawny boots made of a mighty metal.
|{{9i|warrior}}{{9i|priest}}{{9i|thief}}{{9i|minstrel}}{{9i|gladiator}}{{9i|paladin}}{{9i|armamentalist}}{{9i|luminary}}
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|[[Stiletto Heels]] {{9i|female}}
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*[[High Heels]] (1)
*[[Fishnet Stockings]] (1)
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*Evasion Chance: 2.5%
|Even higher heels that lengthen the lines of ladies' legs.
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|[[Tricksie Boots]]
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*[[Pixie Boots]] (1)
*[[Agate of Evolution]] (1)
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*Evasion Chance: 5.0%
| Sacred shoes that aren't at all shy of perilous places.
|{{9i|priest}}
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|[[Wu Shoes]]
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*[[Kung Fu Shoes]] (1)
*[[Finessence]] (2)
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*Evasion Chance: 4.0%
|Footwear fit for only the most skilled of martial artists.
|{{9i|martial}}
|}

==Related articles==
*[[List of weapon alchemy recipes in Dragon Quest IX]]
*[[List of accessory alchemy recipes in Dragon Quest IX]]
*[[List of item alchemy recipes in Dragon Quest IX]]
*[[List of alchemy ingredients in Dragon Quest IX]]

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Platinum headgear

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The '''''Platinum Headgear''''' is a helmet equipment item in the [[Dragon Quest series]].

==Appearances==
===[[Dragon Quest Swords]]===
====Info====
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{{Equipment|entry|name=Platinum Headgear|statModified=Defense|statModifier=+22|sellPrice=2850g}}
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====Locations====
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{{ItemLocation|entry|location=?|info=Treasure chest}}
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====Equipping characters====
{{CharacterList|header}}
{{CharacterList|entry|character=[[Hero (Dragon Quest Swords)|Hero]]}}
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Silver Orb

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The ''Silver Orb'' is a key item in [[Dragon Quest III]]. It is one of the [[Six Orbs]] required to hatch [[Ramia]]. It is held by a man at the [[Shrine of Gondo]].

Dragon Quest IX game description: A ridiculously rare orb of sparkling silver. Alchemise it!

== Gondo Cave ==
In order to receive the orb from the man at the Shrine of Gondo, the heroes must first throw the [[Sword of Gaia]] into the volcano. This opens the path to the [[Gondo Cave]]. After passing through the cave, the heroes can arrive at the shrine.

== Trivia ==
Due to setup required to reach the shrine, and the powerful monsters in and around the Gondo Cave, the silver orb is designed to be the final orb received of the six orbs. Getting the silver orb is actually the longest subquest in Dragon Quest III aside from collecting all six orbs to get Ramia.
# Retrieve [[Lar Mirror]] from [[Cave Southwest of Samanao]].
# Visit [[Samanao]] at night and defeat [[Boss Troll]], receive [[Staff of Change]]
# Visit [[Greenlad]] and exchange staff for [[Sailors Thighbone]].
# Track down the [[Phantom Ship]] and retrieve [[Locket of Love]].
# Use locket to enter the [[Shrine Jail]].
# Search Eric's corpse to find the [[Sword of Gaia]].
# Throw the sword into the volcano west of [[Baharata]].
# Travel across the filled river to [[Gondo Cave]].
# Complete the cave and visit the [[Shrine of Gondo]].

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Purple Orb

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The ''Purple Orb'' is a key item in [[Dragon Quest III]]. It is one of the [[Six Orbs]] required to hatch [[Ramia]]. It is held by [[Himiko]] in the village of [[Zipangu]].

Dragon Quest IX game description: A ridiculously rare orb of deep purple. Alchemise it!

== Defeating the Orochi ==
Himiko is really the [[Orochi]] in disguise. By entering the [[Cave Northeast of Zipangu]] and fighting the Orochio, the heroes cause it to run away wounded into a nearby travel gate. Taking the travel gate, the heroes find themselves in Himiko's chamber in Zipangu. After fighting the Orochi a second time in the chamber, he leaves behind the purple orb.

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Red Orb

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The ''Red Orb'' is a key item in [[Dragon Quest III]]. It is one of the [[Six Orbs]] required to hatch [[Ramia]]. It is located in a hidden basement outside the [[House of Pirates]].

Dragon Quest IX game description: A ridiculously rare orb of richest red. Alchemise it!

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Blue Orb

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The ''Blue Orb'' is a key item in [[Dragon Quest III]]. It is one of the [[Six Orbs]] required to hatch [[Ramia]]. It is located in a treasure chest within the [[Navel of the Earth]].

Dragon Quest IX game description: A ridiculously rare orb of cornflower blue. Alchemise it!

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Yellow Orb

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The ''Yellow Orb'' is a key item in [[Dragon Quest III]]. It is one of the [[Six Orbs]] required to hatch [[Ramia]]. It is said to be traded between many people all over the world, but ultimately ends up in the possession of the [[Dealer]] character who was left to found the [[Immigrant Town]].

Dragon Quest IX game description: A ridiculously rare orb of buttercup yellow. Alchemise it!

== Immigrant Town ==
Once the immigrant town reaches its final growth stage, the Dealer will be put into jail. Visiting the Dealer in jail, he reveals to the heroes the location of the yellow orb within his house.

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Green Orb

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The ''Green Orb'' is a key item in [[Dragon Quest III]]. It is one of the [[Six Orbs]] required to hatch [[Ramia]]. It is held by a prisoner in the village of [[Tedanki]].

Dragon Quest IX game description: A ridiculously rare orb of verdant green. Alchemise it!

== Retrieval ==
The orb can only be retrieved at night when Tedanki's villagers are visible. It is held by a prisoner within a cell in the northern part of town. The prisoner is only accessible via the [[Final Key]]. During the day, the cell can be entered without the key and a note can be read near a corpse which hints that the prisoner has the orb.

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Liquid metal armour

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'''Liquid metal armour''' is an armour with a liquid metal slime emblem that staves off spells.

'''Liquid metal armour''' can be upgraded to '''[[Metal king armour]]'''

{{Equipment|header|name={{DQ9Icon|body}} Liquid metal armour|console=DS:DQ9}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Type|modifier=Armor (Torso)}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Rarity|modifier=★★★☆☆}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Defence|modifier=+70}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Found|modifier=[[List_of_armour_alchemy_recipes_in_Dragon_Quest_IX|Alchemy]]}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Recipe|modifier=[[Metal slime armour]] × 1 + [[Orichalcum]] × 1 + Slimedrop × 6}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Vocations|modifier={{DQ9Icon|warrior}}{{DQ9Icon|minstrel}}{{DQ9Icon|gladiator}}{{DQ9Icon|paladin}}{{DQ9Icon|armamentalist}}{{DQ9Icon|luminary}}}}
{{Equipment|footer|buyPrice=N/A|sellPrice=24000
|flavor= Armour with a liquid metal slime emblem that staves off spells.
|notes=-18% damage from fire-based attacks/spells

-18% damage from ice-based attacks/spells

-18% damage from wind-based attacks/spells

-18% damage from lightning-based attacks/spells

-18% damage from earth-based attacks/spells

-18% damage from dark-based attacks/spells

-18% damage from light-based attacks/spells}}
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Metal slime armour

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'''Metal slime armour''' is an armour with a metal slime emblem that staves off spells.

'''Metal slime armour''' can be upgraded to '''[[Liquid metal armour]]'''

{{Equipment|header|name={{DQ9Icon|body}} Metal slime armour|console=DS:DQ9}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Type|modifier=Armor (Torso)}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Rarity|modifier=★★☆☆☆}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Defence|modifier=+63}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Found|modifier=1% chance in [[List_of_treasure_map_treasure_chest_ranks_in_Dragon_Quest_IX|Rank 9 chests]]}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Recipe|modifier=N/A}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Vocations|modifier={{DQ9Icon|warrior}}{{DQ9Icon|minstrel}}{{DQ9Icon|gladiator}}{{DQ9Icon|paladin}}{{DQ9Icon|armamentalist}}{{DQ9Icon|luminary}}}}
{{Equipment|footer|buyPrice=N/A|sellPrice=19000
|flavor= Armour with a metal slime emblem that staves off spells.
|notes=-15% damage from fire-based attacks/spells

-15% damage from ice-based attacks/spells

-15% damage from wind-based attacks/spells

-15% damage from lightning-based attacks/spells

-15% damage from earth-based attacks/spells

-15% damage from dark-based attacks/spells

-15% damage from light-based attacks/spells}}
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Metal king armour

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'''Metal king armour''' is an armour with a metal king slime emblem that staves off spells.

{{Equipment|header|name={{DQ9Icon|body}} Metal king armour|console=DS:DQ9}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Type|modifier=Armor (Torso)}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Rarity|modifier=★★★★☆}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Defence|modifier=+77}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Found|modifier=[[List_of_armour_alchemy_recipes_in_Dragon_Quest_IX|Alchemy]]}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Recipe|modifier=[[Liquid metal armour]] × 1 + [[Orichalcum]] × 1 + [[Slime crown]] × 1}}
{{Equipment|stat|name=Vocations|modifier={{DQ9Icon|warrior}}{{DQ9Icon|minstrel}}{{DQ9Icon|gladiator}}{{DQ9Icon|paladin}}{{DQ9Icon|armamentalist}}{{DQ9Icon|luminary}}}}
{{Equipment|footer|buyPrice=N/A|sellPrice=29000
|flavor= Armour with a metal king slime emblem that staves off spells.
|notes=-20% damage from fire-based attacks/spells

-20% damage from ice-based attacks/spells

-20% damage from wind-based attacks/spells

-20% damage from lightning-based attacks/spells

-20% damage from earth-based attacks/spells

-20% damage from dark-based attacks/spells

-20% damage from light-based attacks/spells}}
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List of shields in Dragon Quest V

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[[File:Placeholder|right|300px]] Shields

Leather shields

Scale shield

Magic shield

Flame shield

Orge shield

Sliver shield
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List of shields in Dragon Quest V

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[[File:Placeholder|right|300px]] Shields

Leather shields

Scale shield

Magic shield

Flame shield

Orge shield

Sliver shield
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Scarlet fever

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Scarlet Fevers are grotto enemies that resemble red versions of the Ragin' Contagion. Three also appear in Brigadoom during a quest available from the DQVC.
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Category:Location templates

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The following are templates related to location articles.
[[Category:Templates]]
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Category:Class templates

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Templates related to classes/vocations.
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Merderer

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List of world map terrain in the Dragon Quest series

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The following are the different types of terrain which appear on world maps in the Dragon Quest series. For information regarding [[vehicle]]s which can travel on each terrain, see [[List of vehicles in the Dragon Quest series]].

==Land==
Land is a common terrain which can be traversed by walking.

==Water==
Water is the most common type of terrain and is only traversable via various vehicles. Most commonly, a [[ship]] is used to travel on water.

==Swamp==
Swamp is a less common terrain which often features a spotted purple/grey/black appearance. Walking in a swamp normally causes minimal damage to the player's characters.

==Desert==
Desert terrain is generally orange/yellow in color and can be traversed by walking. It typically varies from land in appearance only.

==Passable mountains==
Passable mountains generally have a lighter coloring than impassable mountains. They are named to imply that they can be traversed on foot, rather than requiring a specific vehicle. In the original [[Dragon Quest]], walking on passable mountains caused the player to move more slowly.

==Impassable mountains==
Impassable mountains are typically dark in color and have the apperance of steep slopes and cliffs. They are not traversable by walking and normally are the last type of terrain to be traversed in a game using a special vehicle. Often, the last few locations to be visited are surrounded by impassable mountains.
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Vault

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The '''Vault''' is a special location which appears in [[Dragon Quest III]] and [[Dragon Quest IV]]. It is a place where the player can store gold and items to be retrieved at a later time. It was removed in [[Dragon Quest V]] in favor of using a [[bank]] and [[The Bag]].

==Dragon Quest III==
In Dragon Quest III, the vault is located in the town of [[Aliahan]] in the same building as [[Ruida's Tavern]]. The item portion of the vault does not accept rare items. It also charges a calculated amount of gold to retrieve other items which are stored there. This cost is based on item value. One particularly common item to be stored in the NES version is the [[Golden Claw]], as it causes repeated enemy encounters when in the possession of the player. However, it is quite expensive to retrieve after being stored.

==Dragon Quest IV==
In Dragon Quest IV, the vault is available only in [[Dragon Quest IV Chapter 5|chapter 5]]. [[Torneko|Torneko's]] wife runs the vault in the town of [[Endor]]. Unlike Dragon Quest III, removing stored items from the vault does not cost anything and rare items can be stored.
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Tombola

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'''''Tombola''''' is a mini-game featured in several Dragon Quest games. It is similar to the [[Lottery]] and requires a ticket item in order to play. The game consists of a spinning wheel which yields various colored marbles. Depending on the color of marble which is released, the player wins a specific prize. Earning a good prize typically requires many attempts. Tickets are often given by shop keepers in exchange for making multiple purchases.

==Dragon Quest V==

==Dragon Quest Swords==
Tombola is played at the item shop at [[Castle Avalonia]]. Using the Wii remote, the player must spin the controller in a circular motion quickly to have a chance at winning the top prizes.

{| style="border: 1px black solid; border-collapse:true;"
|Prize Rank || Item
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|Grand Prize || [[Loyalty card]]/[[Liquid Metal Shield]]
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|First Prize || Gold bar
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|Second Prize || [[List of accessories in Dragon Quest Swords|Uber ruby of protection/ruby of protection/ruby of protection +1]]
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|Third Prize || [[Magic water|phial of magic water]]
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|Fourth Prize || [[Replenishield powder]]
|-
|Fifth Prize || [[Strong medicine]]
|}

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Monster Master

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[[File:Beastmaster.png]]The '''Beastmaster''' is a character class in ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''.

Having a Beastmaster in the party increases the chances that a monster will join you upon its defeat.

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Category:Classes

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The various classes that appear throughout the Dragon Quest series.

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Underground Lake

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The ''Cave West of Noaniels'' is an optional dungeon in [[Dragon Quest III]]. It is located west of [[Noaniels]] and south of [[Elvenham]]. It contains the [[Dream Ruby]] in a treasure chest on its lowest floor. It also contains a [[Healing Spring |healing spring]] on its 2nd basement, the only dungeon to possess one in Dragon Quest III.

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Party (Dragon Quest III)

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The ''Party'' in [[Dragon Quest III]] is the set of 0-3 characters which accompany the [[Hero (Dragon Quest III) |hero]] on his/her quest to defeat [[Baramos]] and later, [[Zoma]]. Unlike many games in the main series, the party in Dragon Quest III is customizable by the player. The unique party system along with the class change system are 2 of the major reasons why Dragon Quest III was a major success as they both add a large amount of replay value to the game.

== Ruida's Tavern ==
Ruida's Tavern is a location in the starting town of [[Aliahan]] where the hero can recruit party members. When the game starts, 3 characters are pre-registered: a Warrior, A Cleric, and a Wizard. Other characters can also be recruited depending on the player's preferences.

== Classes ==
'''[[Hero (Dragon Quest III)|Hero]]''' (勇者, Yuusha): The Hero class is the most well-balanced of the character classes and is restricted to the main character. He or she can be equipped with either heavy or light armor, and can use a variety of weapons. The Hero also is given a variety of both offensive and defensive spells. Some of the most powerful healing, defensive, and offensive spells in the game are exclusive to the Hero class, including [[Ironize]], which makes the party completely invulnerable for a short time, [[HealUsAll]], which completely restores the group's HP, and the lightning spells [[Zap]] and [[Lightning]]. In the remakes, the Hero gains a variety of unique outside abilities as well, such as [[Recall]] (which allows the player to record conversations).

'''[[Wizard]]''' (魔法使い, Mahoutsukai): (Mage in the Game Boy Color version) Wizards specialize in destructive magical spells such as Blaze and Boom. Wizards also have the abilities to use spells in the outside world. Such spells as [[Outside]] and [[X-Ray]] will help the player advance in caves and while adventuring. The Wizard is given powerful magical abilities when leveled fully, including [[BeDragon]] and [[Explodet]]. The Wizard also has the [[Chance]] spell introduced in ''[[Dragon Quest II]]'', which has a large menu of possible random effects: some very good, some very bad. Though Wizards have high [[Intelligence]], they are physically frail and cannot equip heavy weapons such as swords, axes, spears, or heavy armor.

'''[[Pilgrim]]''' (僧侶, Souryo): (Cleric in the Game Boy Color version) Pilgrims are on the other side of the magical spectrum from Wizards, as they specialize in healing and fortifying spells rather than attack magic. Introductory spells such as [[Heal]] and [[SpeedUp]] are useful in the early stages of the game, but as the player advances, the spells become more versatile. Like Wizards, Pilgrims cannot equip heavy armor, but they can use weapons much like a Hero or a Soldier can. Pilgrims do have initially more [[strength]], [[agility]] and [[vitality]] than Wizards.

'''[[Thief]]''' (盗賊, Touzoku): The Thief was a new class added to the remake versions. Thieves have high [[speed]] and [[agility]] but average [[attack power]] and [[defense power]]. They have the ability to steal items at the end of a fight. In addition, they are decent combatants that can use whips and chains to attack multiple enemies at once. In the outside world abilities such as [[Eagle Eye]] allow the player to locate villages and nearby towns.

'''[[Goof-off]]''' (遊び人, Asobinin): (Jester in the Game Boy Color version) Goof-offs, although pretty much useless on the battle field, have a great amount of [[luck]]. This allows them to deal critical amounts of damage more often than other characters. The trade-off for this is the fact that Goof-offs have minds of their own, and the player cannot always control their actions. Goof-offs are the wild cards of the game, as they sometimes do damage to themselves instead of attacking enemy characters or goof-off (hince the name). Goof-off is the only class that can turn into a Sage at Dharma Temple without a [[Book of Satori]].

'''[[Fighter]]''' (武闘家, Butouka): Fighters have a great amount of speed, agility, and strength. They can deal devastating amounts of damage from a single strike, and can be equipped with a variety of weapons. However, if equipped with a sword or other bladed weapon, a Fighter's abilities will actually decrease, as his or her attack power will lower considerably. This is because Fighters prefer to attack with their bare hands, and so only claw type weapons will make their attack power rise. In the remakes, a fighter is only able to equip claw weapons, thus removing the possibility of their attack reducing due to equipment. The amount of claw weapons in the game is increased as a result of this change.

'''[[Soldier]]''' (戦士, Senshi): (Warrior in the Game Boy Color version) This class, which focuses on strength and defense, allows you to recruit basically another hero, but without the inherited magical abilities. Their physical abilities are higher than other classes, but they suffer from relatively low [[agility]].

'''[[Merchant]]''' (商人, Shounin): (Dealer in the Game Boy Color version) Merchants have the ability to pick up additional gold after a battle. The amount of gold is dependent on the type of monsters which were defeated. Merchants can also appraise items free of charge. In battle, merchants are only average in attack and defense, slightly better than a Pilgrim. In the remakes, merchants have two unique outside abilities: [[Dig|Excavate]] (which allows the player to dig underfoot for treasure) and [[YellHelp]], which summons a shopkeeper in the field.

'''[[Sage]]''' (賢者, Kenja): The magical abilities of a Sage are comprised of the skills belonging to both Pilgrims and Wizards. This class is not initially available, but a player can transform a leveled up Goof-off into one at the Dharma Temple. If the player has a rare item called the [[Book of Satori]] (or the [[Zen Book]] in the remakes), any character holding it can also become a Sage.

== Post-game ==
After defeating [[Zoma]], the hero becomes an ordinary party member. This means they he/she can be dropped off at Ruida's Tavern while another party member takes his/her place. This is especially significany in the remakes of Dragon Quest III as there are bonus dungeons available after the main game is over.

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Book of Satori

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This item is used to level up a [[Goof-off]] in [[Dragon Quest III]] in to a [[sage]].
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Lady Lora

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''Lady Lora'' is an NPC character in the original [[Dragon Quest]]. She is the daughter of the king of Tantegel who has been kidnapped by the Dragonlord. During the game, she can be rescued by the Hero as a sidequest. This makes her the one and only sidequest present in the original [[Dragon Quest]].

She also appears in ''Dragon Quest Monsters'' (as '''Lady Laura'''). Defeating the dragon guarding her in that game allows Terry to recruit the dragon into his party.

=== Rescue ===

The Hero may rescue Lora during his quest to defeat the Dragonlord. Lora is located inside the Swamp Cave south of Kol which connects to the southeastern continent. In order to rescue Lora, the Hero must fight and defeat a single Green Dragon. This monster is not visible on the dungeon map screen, but rather is trigger when the Hero steps on a specific tile (similar to the Golem which guards Mercado).

After rescuing the princess, the Hero carries her back to her father at Tantegel castle. A sprite showing the hero carrying Lora is used at this time.

=== Tantegel Castle ===

At Tantegel Castle, Lora gives the Hero an item called 'Lora's Love' which tells the Hero his exact distance from Tantegel on the world map at the time it is used. It is useful in finding the Token of Roto later in the game.

While at the castle, Lora occupies the empty space next to her father in the throne room. When spoken to, she asks the Hero if he loves her. Answering yes triggers the short love music to play.

=== Ending ===

If the Hero rescued Lora during the game, then she will be present during the ending. The Hero will again carry Lora away as he leaves Alefgard after defeating the Dragonlord.

=== Rumors ===

Taking Lora to the Dragonlord does not produce any different effects than normal. The Dragonlord behaves the same way as when Lora is not present.

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Emperor Slime

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Bank

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The '''Bank''' is a recurring location in Dragon Quest games where a player can store amounts of gold to be retrieved later. It first appeared in [[Dragon Quest III]] with only one location in the town of [[Aliahan]]. In later games, there are typically multiple locations (or branches) throughout the game where the player can store/retrieve gold. Storing gold in the bank protects it from being lost if the player's party is defeated in battle.

Banks typically only receive gold in increments of 1000. Most also have an upper limit as to the total amount that can be stored. No existing game has implemented a bank with an interest system included. All gold is retrieved for the same amount it was stored.
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The following is a list of character statistics for playable characters in the Dragon Quest series.

==Strength==

==Vitality==

==Intelligence==

==Luck==

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Walking corpse

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[[Image:Hork.gif2|150px|right]]
The '''walking corpse''' (originally '''Hork''') is a recurring monster in the ''[[Dragon Quest series|Dragon Quest]]'' series. Introduced in ''[[Dragon Quest II]]'', it is a rotting corpse reanimated as a monster.

[[DRAGONQUEST MONSTERS JOKER:]]''' '''

It is found on [[Infern Isle]]

and is a rank E monster.

==Gallery==
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Image:Hork.gif
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File:Walking_corpse1.png
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Slime

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:''[[File:Slime.png]]This article is about the monster. For the family, see ''[[:Category:Slimes|Slimes]]

[[Image:Slime-smalll.jpg|right]]
The '''Slime''' is a recurring enemy in the ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' series. Introduced in the very first game, Slimes have since become the series' mascot due to their popularity and iconic qualities.

==Characteristics==
The basic Slime is known for its onion/droplet shape, round eyes, and goofy, toothless smile, the former two traits having become the ones shared amongst nearly all other Slimes.

They are typically the weakest enemies in every game, having no abilities and being easily disposed of, and likely the first monster the player ever encounters in a battle. However, starting with ''Dragon Quest IV'', there will occasionally be stronger Slimes that can call on others of their kind; they may form a [[King Slime]] when eight gather. In the DS remake of ''Dragon Quest IV'', these Slimes appear under '''slimification''' in the 'Big Book of Beasts'.

The basic Slime gives 1 Experience Point and 1 Gold Coin.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest]]''===
{{Monster
|float=right
|image=[[Image:nopic.png|50px]]
|name=Slime
|game=''[[Dragon Quest]]''
|romanji=
|hp=3
|experience=1
|gold=1 (NES) 2 (GB)
|droppedItems=
|skills=
|spells=
|location=[[Tantegel]] Area
|}}Slimes make their debut as one of the first enemies the player is likely to encounter alongside [[Red Slime]]s and [[Dracky|Drackies]].
 

===''[[Dragon Quest II]]''===
{{Monster
|float=right
|image=[[Image:nopic.png|50px]]
|name=Slime
|game=''[[Dragon Quest II]]''
|romanji=
|hp=4
|experience=2
|gold=2
|droppedItems=
|skills=
|spells=
|location=[[Lorasia]] Area
|}}
 

===''[[Dragon Quest III]]''===
{{Monster
|float=right
|image=[[Image:nopic.png|50px]]
|name=Slime
|game=''[[Dragon Quest III]]''
|romanji=
|hp=8
|experience=5
|gold=2
|droppedItems=
|skills=
|spells=
|location=???
|}}
 

===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===
{{Monster
|float=right
|image=[[Image:nopic.png|50px]][[Image:Slimelv8.gif]]
|name=Slime
|game=''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''
|romanji=
|hp=8
|experience=1
|gold=2
|droppedItems=Medicinal Herb
|skills=
|spells=
|location=???
|}}
 
{{Monster
|float=right
|image=[[Image:nopic.png|50px]][[Image:Slimelv8.gif]]
|name=slimification
|game=''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''
|romanji=
|hp=???
|experience=3
|gold=1
|droppedItems=Medicinal Herb
|skills= Calls other Slimes, 8 can form a King Slime
|spells=
|location=???
|}}
 

===''[[Dragon Quest V]]''===
{{Monster

|float = right
|name = Slime
|image = [[Image:Slime.gif]][[Image:Slimelv8.gif]]
|game = ''[[Dragon Quest V]]''
|console = SNES
|hp = 7
|experience = 1
|gold = 1
}}
 
{{Monster
|float=right
|image=[[Image:Slime.gif]][[Image:Slimelv8.gif]]
|name=slimification
|game=''[[Dragon Quest V]]''
|romanji=
|hp=???
|experience=???
|gold=???
|droppedItems=
|skills= Calls other Slimes, 8 can form a King Slime
|spells=
|location=???
|}}
 

===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===
{{Monster

|float = right
|name = Slime
|image = [[Image:Slime2.gif]][[Image:Slimelv8.gif]]
|game = ''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''
|console = SNES
|hp = 12
|experience = 3
|gold = 4
}}
 
{{Monster
|float=right
|image=[[Image:Slime2.gif]][[Image:Slimelv8.gif]]
|name=slimification
|game=''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''
|romanji=
|hp=???
|experience=???
|gold=???
|droppedItems=
|skills= Calls other Slimes, 8 can form a King Slime
|spells=
|location=???
|}}
 

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===
{{Monster
|float=right
|image=[[Image:Slimelv8.gif]]
|name=Slime
|game=''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''
|romanji=
|hp= 7
|experience= 1
|gold= 1
|droppedItems= Herb
|skills=
|spells=
|location= Rexwood (Past), Krage (Disc 2)
|}}The slime will sometimes drop a Slime Heart after the party frees [[Dharma]]. It will allow one party member to become a slime.
 
{{Monster
|float=right
|image=[[Image:Slimelv8.gif]]
|name=slimification (Slime Lv8)
|game=''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''
|romanji=
|hp=???
|experience=???
|gold=???
|droppedItems=
|skills= Calls other Slimes, 8 can form a King Slime
|spells=
|location=???
|}}
 

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===
{{Monster

|float = right
|name = Slime
|image = [[Image:nopic.png|50px]]
|game = ''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''
|console = PS2
|hp = 7
|experience = 1
|gold = 1
}}
 

===''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''===
{{Monster
|float=right
|image=[[Image:nopic.png|50px]]
|name=Slime
|game=''[[Dragon Quest IX]]''
|romanji=
|hp=???
|experience=???
|gold=???
|droppedItems=
|skills=
|spells=
|location=???
|}}
 

===''[[Dragon Quest X]]''===
{{Monster
|float=right
|image=[[Image:nopic.png|50px]]
|name=Slime
|game=''[[Dragon Quest X]]''
|romanji=
|hp=???
|experience=???
|gold=???
|droppedItems=
|skills=
|spells=
|location=???
|}}
 

===''[[Dragon Quest Monsters]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest Monsters 2]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest Monsters: Caravan Heart]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker]]''===

===''[[Torneko no Daibouken: Fushigi no Dungeon]]''===

===''[[Torneko: The Last Hope]]''===

===''[[Torneko no Daibouken 3: Fushigi no Dungeon]]''===

===''[[Shounen Yangus to Fushigi no Dungeon]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road II]]''===

===''[[Slime MoriMori Dragon Quest: Shougeki no Shippo Dan]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime]]''===

===''[[Kenshin Dragon Quest: Yomigaerishi Densetsu no Ken]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest Swords]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Special]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy in Itadaki Street Portable]]''===

===''[[Itadaki Street DS]]''===

==Notable Slimes==
*[[Rocket]] - the heroic slime the player uses in Rocket Slime.
*[[Slival]] - arch-rival of Rocket and anti-hero in the storyline of Rocket Slime.
*[[Gome-chan]] - Friend of Dai in the Dragon Quest manga, [[Dragon Quest Dai no Daiboken]]

==Related Enemies==
*[[She-Slime]]
*[[Metal Slime]]
*[[Dark Slime]]
*[[King Slime]]
*[[Behemoth Slime]]

==Trivia==
*Unlike his contemporaries, longtime ''Nintendo Power'' staff writer (and current Nintendo of America localization manager) Alan Averill never had a photo of him printed in the magazine; instead, he was represented by a plush Slime doll.
*The internet MMORPG Kingdom of Loathing has a monster called Irritating Series of Random Encounters which is a group of 8 slimes. It is a reference to the random encounters of most RPG games.
*In an interview, series creator [[Yūji Horii]] revealed that his inspiration for this enemy was some "slime-looking enemy" (possibly the creeping crud[http://www.gamespot.com/features/tenspot_monsters/page8.html]) from the ''Wizardry series''.[http://www.joystiq.com/2010/07/10/yuji-horii-explains-the-dragon-quest-slimes-origin]

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:Slime.gif|''Dragon Quest V''
Image:Slime2.gif|''Dragon Quest VI''
Image:Slimelv8.gif|''Dragon Quest VII''
</gallery>

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Slime knight

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[[Image:Slimenite.gif|100px|right]]
The '''slime knight''' (originally '''SlimeNite''' / '''Slime Nite''' due to display constraints) is a recurring monster in the ''[[Dragon Quest series|Dragon Quest]]'' series. Introduced in ''[[Dragon Quest V]]'', it is a [[slime]] being rode by a miniature knight.

==Characteristics==
Slime knights are green slimes, a variety yet to be faced alone, that act as mounts for small knights armed with a sword and shield, their shields bearing a likeness of a slime.

The monster duo can be far more formidable than one might initially believe, slime knights being capable of performing strong attacks and even have a limited knowledge of healing magic. They can also be very enduring, boasting decent defenses and resilience.

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest V]] ''===
'''{{Enemy
|name = Slime knight
|game = Dragon Quest V
|console = DS
|hp = 40
|mp = 6
|attack = 44
|defense = 45
|agility = 20
|experience = 37
|gold = 22
|droppedItem = Bronze armor
|skills = Desperate attack
|spells = Heal, drain magic
}}'''

===''[[Dragon Quest VI]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest Monsters]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest Monsters 2]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime]]''===
The slime knight is actually a toy available to the player in Mt. Krakatroda, Callmigh Bluff, and the Flying Clawtress and in tank battles if it is used as ammo. The knight, when being carried around, can swing its sword to attack, providing a faster and more consistent method of combat than using Elasto Blasts or simply tossing whatever is being carried around. Its potency is toned down in tank battles where it will eventually fall asleep after a sword swing and can only be struck a few times before fading away, making it important to catch one without having to knock it into the air. The slime knight can also be carried around by other characters and placed on top of objects in tank battles where it will viciously slash at anything that gets close to it, including the player.

==Related Monsters==
*[[Metal slime knight]]
*[[Dark slime knight]]

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:Slimeknight.gif|SNES ''Dragon Quest V''
Image:Slime_knight1.png|Mugshot
Image:Slimeknight.gif1|SNES ''Dragon Quest VI''
Image:Slime_knight.png|''Dragon Quest VIII''
Image:Slime_nite.png|''Dragon Quest Monsters''
Image:Slimenite.png|''Dragon Quest Monsters 2''
Image:Slimeknight.jpg|''Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker''
Image:Slimeknight.png

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Riptide

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Lost soul

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Jinkster

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Firespirit

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The '''firespirit''' (originally '''Blazeghost''') is a recurring monster in the ''[[Dragon Quest series|Dragon Quest]]'' series. Introduced in ''[[Dragon Quest IV]]'', it is, as suggested by its name, a spirit composed of fire.

==Characteristics==

==Appearances==
===''[[Dragon Quest IV]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest VIII]]''===

===''[[Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker]]''===

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:Blazeghost.gif
Image:Firespirit.gif
Image:Zombie-firespirit.jpg
</gallery>
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