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dragon>Antiyonder at 17:59, 26 February 2023

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	The '''King Portogus Rex <ref>Name courtesy of the [[Royal Missive]] in the [[Cell phone]] and [[Nintendo Switch]] version.</ref> of [[Portoga]]''' is a character from {{DQ3}}. He rules over the [[Portoga\|coastal kingdom]] of the same name, and owns a fleet of fine sea vessels.		The '''King Portogus Rex <ref>Name courtesy of the [[Royal Missive]] in the [[Cell phone]] and [[Nintendo Switch]] version.</ref> of [[Portoga]]''' is a character from {{DQ3}}.

			He rules over the [[Portoga\|coastal kingdom]] of the same name, and owns a fleet of fine sea vessels.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	==={{DQ3}}===		==={{DQ3}}===
	The King is particularly fond of [[Black pepper]], which he calls "the greatest treasure of the East", but has had little luck in obtaining a consistent supply: attempted expeditions to the east has resulted in many deaths due to the rise of monsters under [[Baramos]]. When the {{Hero 3}} arrived in Portoga looking for a ship, the King seized the opportunity and promised to award them his own flagship if they could deliver black pepper; to that end, he gives the Hero a [[Royal Missive]] to present to [[Nordy the Dwarf]]. When the Hero returns with the ~~black~~ pepper, he declares them and their ~~party~~ to be true heroes, and honors his promise and gives them his ship.		The King is particularly fond of [[Black pepper]], which he calls "the greatest treasure of the East", but has had little luck in obtaining a consistent supply: attempted expeditions to the east has resulted in many deaths due to the rise of monsters under [[Baramos]]. When the {{Hero 3}} arrived in [[Portoga]] looking for a [[ship]], the King seized the opportunity and promised to award them his own flagship if they could deliver black pepper; to that end, he gives the {{Hero 3}} a [[Royal Missive]] to present to [[Nordy the Dwarf]]. When the {{Hero 3}} returns with the [[Black pepper]], he declares them and their {{Party 3}} to be true heroes, and honors his promise and gives them his [[ship]].

	The King is friends with Nordy, who says he is "honest and straightforward… And he knows how to treat a dwarf". Their friendship is such that the normally-curmudgeonly Nordy will grant passage through [[Nordy's Grotto\|his grotto]] to those that the King vouches for. The King's friendly disposition extends to his own people, as evidenced when a woman states that he gave her a large chunk of his personal supply of pepper in the dead of night.		The King is friends with Nordy, who says he is "honest and straightforward… And he knows how to treat a dwarf". Their friendship is such that the normally-curmudgeonly Nordy will grant passage through [[Nordy's Grotto\|his grotto]] to those that the King vouches for. The King's friendly disposition extends to his own people, as evidenced when a woman states that he gave her a large chunk of his personal supply of pepper in the dead of night.

	==={{DQ11}}===		==={{DQ11}}===
	The King of Portoga, along with the four other kings, travel to [[Baramos' Lair]] some time after the events of the third game. The sovereigns are there to honor those who fell to the archfiend's menace, specifically the [[King of the Necrogond]] who ruled the isolated land peacefully before Baramos invaded. To their horror, the remaining minions are attempting to revive their master in the heart of the castle. The King can tell that the {{Luminary}} is a fine warrior at a glance, and explains the situation to him before begging him for help.		The King of [[Portoga]], along with the four other kings, travel to [[Baramos' Lair]] some time after the events of the third game. The sovereigns are there to honor those who fell to the archfiend's menace, specifically the [[King of the Necrogond]] who ruled the isolated land peacefully before [[Baramos]] invaded. To their horror, the remaining minions are attempting to revive their master in the heart of the castle. The King can tell that the {{Luminary}} is a fine warrior at a glance, and explains the situation to him before begging him for help.

	Later on, when the Luminary returns to the castle, the King of Portoga explains that Baramos has revived despite the death of the [[Necrogondolier]]. He and the other kings have gathered their forces to confront the fiend, but Baramos' own armies have amassed to defend him. Beseeching the Luminary once more, the King of Portoga asks the Luminary to put an end to the evil once and for all. Once the archfiend has been killed once again, the King of Portoga declares that the Luminary is truly a light in the darkness and gives him a set of [[Golden claws]]--how he gained these is unknown.		Later on, when the {{Luminary}} returns to the castle, the King of [[Portoga]] explains that [[Baramos]] has revived despite the death of the [[Necrogondolier]]. He and the other kings have gathered their forces to confront the fiend, but [[Baramos]]' own armies have amassed to defend him. Beseeching the Luminary once more, the King of [[Portoga]] asks the {{Luminary}} to put an end to the evil once and for all. Once the archfiend has been killed once again, the King of [[Portoga]] declares that the }{{Luminary}} is truly a light in the darkness and gives him a set of [[Golden claws]]--how he gained these is unknown.

	==Reference==		==Reference==

dragon>Antiyonder at 00:48, 30 January 2022

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	The '''King Portogus Rex <ref>Name courtesy of the [[Royal Missive]] in the [[Cell phone]] and [[Nintendo Switch]] version.<ref> of [[Portoga]]''' is a character from {{DQ3}}. He rules over the [[Portoga\|coastal kingdom]] of the same name, and owns a fleet of fine sea vessels.		The '''King Portogus Rex <ref>Name courtesy of the [[Royal Missive]] in the [[Cell phone]] and [[Nintendo Switch]] version.</ref> of [[Portoga]]''' is a character from {{DQ3}}. He rules over the [[Portoga\|coastal kingdom]] of the same name, and owns a fleet of fine sea vessels.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
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	Later on, when the Luminary returns to the castle, the King of Portoga explains that Baramos has revived despite the death of the [[Necrogondolier]]. He and the other kings have gathered their forces to confront the fiend, but Baramos' own armies have amassed to defend him. Beseeching the Luminary once more, the King of Portoga asks the Luminary to put an end to the evil once and for all. Once the archfiend has been killed once again, the King of Portoga declares that the Luminary is truly a light in the darkness and gives him a set of [[Golden claws]]--how he gained these is unknown.		Later on, when the Luminary returns to the castle, the King of Portoga explains that Baramos has revived despite the death of the [[Necrogondolier]]. He and the other kings have gathered their forces to confront the fiend, but Baramos' own armies have amassed to defend him. Beseeching the Luminary once more, the King of Portoga asks the Luminary to put an end to the evil once and for all. Once the archfiend has been killed once again, the King of Portoga declares that the Luminary is truly a light in the darkness and gives him a set of [[Golden claws]]--how he gained these is unknown.

			==Reference==
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	{{DQIII}}		{{DQIII}}

dragon>Antiyonder at 00:47, 30 January 2022

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	The '''King of Portoga''' is a character from {{DQ3}}. He rules over the [[Portoga\|coastal kingdom]] of the same name, and owns a fleet of fine sea vessels.		The '''King Portogus Rex <ref>Name courtesy of the [[Royal Missive]] in the [[Cell phone]] and [[Nintendo Switch]] version.<ref> of [[Portoga]]''' is a character from {{DQ3}}. He rules over the [[Portoga\|coastal kingdom]] of the same name, and owns a fleet of fine sea vessels.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

dragon>Antiyonder: Antiyonder moved page King of Portoga to Portogus Rex

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Antiyonder moved page King of Portoga to Portogus Rex

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dragon>Antiyonder at 02:33, 31 October 2020

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	\|Game=~~''[[~~Dragon Quest III~~]]''~~		\|Game={{Dragon Quest III}}
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	The '''King of Portoga''' is a character from ~~''[[Dragon Quest III]]''~~. He rules over the [[Portoga\|coastal kingdom]] of the same name, and owns a fleet of fine sea vessels.		The '''King of Portoga''' is a character from {{DQ3}}. He rules over the [[Portoga\|coastal kingdom]] of the same name, and owns a fleet of fine sea vessels.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	==={{DQ3}}===		==={{DQ3}}===
	The King is particularly fond of [[Black pepper]], which he calls "the greatest treasure of the East", but has had little luck in obtaining a consistent supply: attempted expeditions to the east has resulted in many deaths due to the rise of monsters under [[Baramos]]. When the [[Hero ~~(Dragon Quest III)\|Hero]]~~ arrived in Portoga looking for a ship, the King seized the opportunity and promised to award them his own flagship if they could deliver black pepper; to that end, he gives the Hero a [[Royal Missive]] to present to [[Nordy the Dwarf]]. When the Hero returns with the black pepper, he declares them and their party to be true heroes, and honors his promise and gives them his ship.		The King is particularly fond of [[Black pepper]], which he calls "the greatest treasure of the East", but has had little luck in obtaining a consistent supply: attempted expeditions to the east has resulted in many deaths due to the rise of monsters under [[Baramos]]. When the {{Hero 3}} arrived in Portoga looking for a ship, the King seized the opportunity and promised to award them his own flagship if they could deliver black pepper; to that end, he gives the Hero a [[Royal Missive]] to present to [[Nordy the Dwarf]]. When the Hero returns with the black pepper, he declares them and their party to be true heroes, and honors his promise and gives them his ship.

	The King is friends with Nordy, who says he is "honest and straightforward… And he knows how to treat a dwarf". Their friendship is such that the normally-curmudgeonly Nordy will grant passage through [[Nordy's Grotto\|his grotto]] to those that the King vouches for. The King's friendly disposition extends to his own people, as evidenced when a woman states that he gave her a large chunk of his personal supply of pepper in the dead of night.		The King is friends with Nordy, who says he is "honest and straightforward… And he knows how to treat a dwarf". Their friendship is such that the normally-curmudgeonly Nordy will grant passage through [[Nordy's Grotto\|his grotto]] to those that the King vouches for. The King's friendly disposition extends to his own people, as evidenced when a woman states that he gave her a large chunk of his personal supply of pepper in the dead of night.

	==={{DQ11}}===		==={{DQ11}}===
	The King of Portoga, along with the four other kings, travel to [[Baramos' Lair]] some time after the events of the third game. The sovereigns are there to honor those who fell to the archfiend's menace, specifically the [[King of the Necrogond]] who ruled the isolated land peacefully before Baramos invaded. To their horror, the remaining minions are attempting to revive their master in the heart of the castle. The King can tell that the ~~[[Hero (Dragon Quest XI)\|~~Luminary]] is a fine warrior at a glance, and explains the situation to him before begging him for help.		The King of Portoga, along with the four other kings, travel to [[Baramos' Lair]] some time after the events of the third game. The sovereigns are there to honor those who fell to the archfiend's menace, specifically the [[King of the Necrogond]] who ruled the isolated land peacefully before Baramos invaded. To their horror, the remaining minions are attempting to revive their master in the heart of the castle. The King can tell that the {{Luminary}} is a fine warrior at a glance, and explains the situation to him before begging him for help.

	Later on, when the Luminary returns to the castle, the King of Portoga explains that Baramos has revived despite the death of the [[Necrogondolier]]. He and the other kings have gathered their forces to confront the fiend, but Baramos' own armies have amassed to defend him. Beseeching the Luminary once more, the King of Portoga asks the Luminary to put an end to the evil once and for all. Once the archfiend has been killed once again, the King of Portoga declares that the Luminary is truly a light in the darkness and gives him a set of [[Golden claws]]--how he gained these is unknown.		Later on, when the Luminary returns to the castle, the King of Portoga explains that Baramos has revived despite the death of the [[Necrogondolier]]. He and the other kings have gathered their forces to confront the fiend, but Baramos' own armies have amassed to defend him. Beseeching the Luminary once more, the King of Portoga asks the Luminary to put an end to the evil once and for all. Once the archfiend has been killed once again, the King of Portoga declares that the Luminary is truly a light in the darkness and gives him a set of [[Golden claws]]--how he gained these is unknown.

	{{DQIII}}		{{DQIII}}

	[[Category:Royalty]]		[[Category:Royalty]]
	[[Category:Dragon Quest III characters]]		[[Category:Dragon Quest III characters]]
	[[Category:Dragon Quest XI characters]]		[[Category:Dragon Quest XI characters]]

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	==={{DQ11}}===		==={{DQ11}}===
	The King of Portoga, along with the four other kings, travel to [[Baramos' Lair]] some time after the events of the third game. The sovereigns are there to honor those who fell to the archfiend's menace, specifically the [[King of the Necrogond]] who ruled the isolated land peacefully before Baramos invaded. To their horror, the remaining minions are attempting to revive their master in the heart of the castle.		The King of Portoga, along with the four other kings, travel to [[Baramos' Lair]] some time after the events of the third game. The sovereigns are there to honor those who fell to the archfiend's menace, specifically the [[King of the Necrogond]] who ruled the isolated land peacefully before Baramos invaded. To their horror, the remaining minions are attempting to revive their master in the heart of the castle. The King can tell that the [[Hero (Dragon Quest XI)\|Luminary]] is a fine warrior at a glance, and explains the situation to him before begging him for help.

	~~The~~ King ~~can tell~~ that the [[~~Hero (Dragon Quest XI)\|Luminary~~]] ~~is a fine warrior at a glance,~~ and ~~explains~~ the ~~situation~~ to him ~~before begging~~ him ~~for help~~.		Later on, when the Luminary returns to the castle, the King of Portoga explains that Baramos has revived despite the death of the [[Necrogondolier]]. He and the other kings have gathered their forces to confront the fiend, but Baramos' own armies have amassed to defend him. Beseeching the Luminary once more, the King of Portoga asks the Luminary to put an end to the evil once and for all. Once the archfiend has been killed once again, the King of Portoga declares that the Luminary is truly a light in the darkness and gives him a set of [[Golden claws]]--how he gained these is unknown.
	{{DQIII}}		{{DQIII}}
	[[Category:Royalty]]		[[Category:Royalty]]
	[[Category:Dragon Quest III characters]]		[[Category:Dragon Quest III characters]]
	[[Category:Dragon Quest XI characters]]		[[Category:Dragon Quest XI characters]]

dragon>Follower of Light at 03:25, 17 February 2020

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	\|Japanese name=		\|Japanese name=ポルトガ王
	\|Roumaji=		\|Roumaji=Ōshō no Porutoga
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	The '''King of Portoga''' is a character from ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''.		The '''King of Portoga''' is a character from ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''. He rules over the [[Portoga\|coastal kingdom]] of the same name, and owns a fleet of fine sea vessels.

	==~~Biography~~==		==Appearances==
	The King is ~~the ruler~~ of [[~~Portoga~~]]~~. He is friends with~~ [[~~Nordy the Dwarf~~]]~~, who says he is "honest and straightforward… And he knows how to treat a dwarf~~.~~" Their friendship is such that~~ the ~~normally-curmudgeonly Nordy will grant passage through~~ [[~~Nordy's Grotto~~\|~~his grotto~~]] to ~~those~~ that the ~~King vouches for with~~ a [[Royal Missive]].		==={{DQ3}}===
			The King is particularly fond of [[Black pepper]], which he calls "the greatest treasure of the East", but has had little luck in obtaining a consistent supply: attempted expeditions to the east has resulted in many deaths due to the rise of monsters under [[Baramos]]. When the [[Hero (Dragon Quest III)\|Hero]] arrived in Portoga looking for a ship, the King seized the opportunity and promised to award them his own flagship if they could deliver black pepper; to that end, he gives the Hero a [[Royal Missive]] to present to [[Nordy the Dwarf]]. When the Hero returns with the black pepper, he declares them and their party to be true heroes, and honors his promise and gives them his ship.

	The King is ~~particularly fond of black pepper~~, ~~which~~ he ~~calls~~ "~~the greatest treasure of the East~~"~~, but has had little luck in obtaining a consistent supply: attempted expeditions to the east has resulted in many deaths~~. ~~When~~ the [[~~Hero (Dragon Quest III)~~\|~~Hero~~]] ~~arrived in Portoga looking~~ for ~~a ship, the~~ King ~~seized the opportunity and promised~~ to ~~award them~~ his own ~~flagship if they could deliver black pepper; to~~ that ~~end,~~ he ~~gives the Hero~~ a ~~Royal Missive to present to Nordy. When~~ the ~~Hero returns with the black pepper, he declares them and their party to be true heroes, and honours his promise and gives them his ship~~.		The King is friends with Nordy, who says he is "honest and straightforward… And he knows how to treat a dwarf". Their friendship is such that the normally-curmudgeonly Nordy will grant passage through [[Nordy's Grotto\|his grotto]] to those that the King vouches for. The King's friendly disposition extends to his own people, as evidenced when a woman states that he gave her a large chunk of his personal supply of pepper in the dead of night.

			==={{DQ11}}===
			The King of Portoga, along with the four other kings, travel to [[Baramos' Lair]] some time after the events of the third game. The sovereigns are there to honor those who fell to the archfiend's menace, specifically the [[King of the Necrogond]] who ruled the isolated land peacefully before Baramos invaded. To their horror, the remaining minions are attempting to revive their master in the heart of the castle.

			The King can tell that the [[Hero (Dragon Quest XI)\|Luminary]] is a fine warrior at a glance, and explains the situation to him before begging him for help.
	{{DQIII}}		{{DQIII}}
			[[Category:Royalty]]
	[[Category:Dragon Quest III characters]]		[[Category:Dragon Quest III characters]]
			[[Category:Dragon Quest XI characters]]

dragon>Sham hatwitch: Created page with "{{Character |Name=King of Portoga |Game=''Dragon Quest III'' |Image=160px |Sprite= |Japanese name= |Roumaji= |Title=King |Class= |Race=Human..."

2019-10-25T23:47:59Z

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The '''King of Portoga''' is a character from ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''.

==Biography==
The King is the ruler of [[Portoga]]. He is friends with [[Nordy the Dwarf]], who says he is "honest and straightforward… And he knows how to treat a dwarf." Their friendship is such that the normally-curmudgeonly Nordy will grant passage through [[Nordy's Grotto|his grotto]] to those that the King vouches for with a [[Royal Missive]].

The King is particularly fond of black pepper, which he calls "the greatest treasure of the East", but has had little luck in obtaining a consistent supply: attempted expeditions to the east has resulted in many deaths. When the [[Hero (Dragon Quest III)|Hero]] arrived in Portoga looking for a ship, the King seized the opportunity and promised to award them his own flagship if they could deliver black pepper; to that end, he gives the Hero a Royal Missive to present to Nordy. When the Hero returns with the black pepper, he declares them and their party to be true heroes, and honours his promise and gives them his ship.

{{DQIII}}
[[Category:Dragon Quest III characters]]