Editing Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice

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|released = {{vgrelease|JP=December 7, 2013}}
|genre = [[Wikipedia:Role-playing video game|RPG]]
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|type = Spinoff games
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{{translation|'''Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice'''|ドラゴンクエストいつでも冒険ダイス|Doragon Kuesuto Itsudemo Bōken Daisu}} is a Dragon Quest RPG for [[Mobile phones|smartphones]]. It released exclusively as pre-installed software on the Docomo [[SH-01F Dragon Quest]] edition. The game was first announced, alongside the phone, by {{translation|'''NTT Docomo'''|株式会社NTTドコモ}} on September 30, 2013. 

The release was planned for December 2013 to February 2014, but officially launched with the device on December 7, 2013. As an integrated software the game has no end of service, but ceased distribution once all 30,000 units of the smartphone had sold.
[[File:Boken dice map1.png|thumb|Example Map]]

= <small>Gameplay</small> =
Dragon Quest Itsudemo Bōken Dice translates literally to 'Anytime Adventure Dice', and dice are core to how the game is played. During gameplay the player rolls dice in order to move through spaces to navigate different maps to reach an end [[teleportal]]. The goal of the game is to level different character vocations, find [[Mini medal|mini medals]], and encounter monsters in order to add them to a growing encyclopedia. There are a total of 800 monsters to find in order to complete the monster encyclopedia, as well as 999 mini medals. The purpose of medals is to unlock Dragon Quest themed smartphone wallpapers and emoji to use on the device, playing the game to unlock additional features and get more out of the phone. Overall the game represents the gamification of smartphone usage, with dice points (DP) being earned through the every day use of the device; This includes unlocking the phone, receiving calls and emails, launching the game daily, internet packet transmission, as well as using the built-in pedometer to reward step count. A dice roll is unlocked every 100 DP earned, meaning the more the phone is used throughout the day, the further the player can advance.

The game's maps are split into biomes, with a total of 8 different biomes in the game (plains, desert, forest, beach, sanctuary, poison marsh, volcano, and snow). The sanctuary biome has 2 matching maps, with the only difference being one is a boss room with the door replaced by a throne in the map art.<gallery>
File:Boken dice plains map.png|Plains
File:Boken dice desert map.png|Desert
File:Boken dice forest map.png|Forest
File:Boken dice beach map.png|Beach
File:Boken dice sanctuary map.png|Sanctuary
File:Boken dice boss map.png|Boss Room
File:Boken dice marsh map.png|Poison Marsh
File:Boken dice volcano map.png|Volcano
File:Boken dice snow map.png|Snow
</gallery>Each space along the map that is landed on after a dice roll can contain different things. Some correspond to mini medals or combat encounters agains random monsters (the biome decides which monsters can appear). Others can be the scene of random events such as gaining additional dice rolls, free experience, or advancing the player additional spaces (or moving the player back). Combat is turn-based and very simple, with the player pressing an 'attack' button to engage. For normal monsters, if not killed in a single strike, they will flee. If the player is defeated, they return to the first space on the board, losing 1 available dice roll if possible. Health is fully restored after each fight. The list of available monsters grows as vocations are levelled, resulting in a total monster encyclopedia of 800 monsters. 

On the anniversary dates of main series game releases, DP achieved is doubled. These days are:

* January 26 ([[Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line|Dragon Quest II]])
* February 10 ([[Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation|Dragon Quest III]])
* February 11 ([[Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen|Dragon Quest IV]])
* May 27 ([[Dragon Quest]])
* July 11 ([[Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies|Dragon Quest IX]])
* August 2 ([[Dragon Quest X]])
* August 26 ([[Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past|Dragon Quest VII]])
* September 27 ([[Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride|Dragon Quest V]])
* November 27 ([[Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King|Dragon Quest VIII]])
* December 9 ([[Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation|Dragon Quest VI]])

= <small>Vocations</small> =
The game has 10 playable vocations, only 4 of which are unlocked at the start of the game: [[Warrior]], [[Martial Artist]], [[Mage]], and [[Priest]]. Through the course of playing the game, advanced vocations can be unlocked such as [[Thief]], [[Monster Master]], [[Merchant]], [[Gadabout]], [[Sage]], and [[Hero (vocation)|Hero]]. Each vocation can be switched to at any time providing at least level 5 is reached. The Monster Master class was relatively new to the franchise at this stage, with this game using art depicting the [[Hero (Dragon Quest V)|Dragon Quest V Hero]]; because of this, this game has the only known official female version of that games hero character art. It is also possible to change genders, as well as vocation.<gallery>
File:Boken dice warrior m.png|Warrior (M)
File:Boken dice warrior f.png|Warrior (F)
File:Boken dice martial artist m.png|Martial Artist (M)
File:Boken dice martial artist f.png|Martial Artist (F)
File:Boken dice mage m.png|Mage (M)
File:Boken dice mage f.png|Mage (F)
File:Boken dice priest m.png|Priest (M)
File:Boken dice priest f.png|Priest (F)
File:Boken dice thief m.png|Thief (M)
File:Boken dice thief f.png|Thief (F)
File:Boken dice monster master m.png|Monster Master (M)
File:Boken dice monster master f.png|Monster Master (F)
File:Boken dice merchant m.png|Merchant (M)
File:Boken dice merchant f.png|Merchant (F)
File:Boken dice gadabout m.png|Gadabout (M)
File:Boken dice gadabout f.png|Gadabout (F)
File:Boken dice sage m.png|Sage (M)
File:Boken dice sage f.png|Sage (F)
File:Boken dice hero m.png|Hero (M)
File:Boken dice hero f.png|Hero (F)
</gallery>

= <small>Gallery</small> =
<gallery>
File:Boken dice app icon.png|App icon
File:Boken dice starter vocations.png|Initial vocation options
File:Boken dice new encounter.png|New monster encounter
File:Boken dice boss encounter.png|Boss encounter
File:Boken dice monster encyclopedia.png|Monster encyclopedia
File:Boken dice results page.png|Phone usage results
File:Boken dice chest.png|Treasure chest
File:Boken dice 500 wallpaper.png|Secret 500 mini medal wallpaper reward
File:Boken dice 999 wallpaper.png|Secret 999 mini medal wallpaper reward
</gallery>
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