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The | The ''Hero'' of [[Dragon Quest III]] is the son of [[Ortega]] who is sent to destroy the Archfiend [[Baramos]] and his master [[Zoma]] before they destroy the world. Upon the defeat of both demon lords, the Hero is given the title '''[[Erdrick (Loto)]]'''. | ||
== Background == | |||
The hero is born in the castletown of [[Aliahan]] to Ortega and an unnamed mother. He lives in Aliahan along with his mother and grandfather until he is 16. Dragon Quest III begins on the morning of the hero's 16th birthday. | |||
== Unique Characteristics == | |||
The hero of Dragon Quest III is the first to be able to use magic and have a party of supporting characters, as the [[Hero (Dragon Quest II)|hero]] in Dragon Quest II could not use any magic spells. The spells the hero can learn contain a mix of spells learnable by other characters as well as several unique spells. | |||
The hero is not able to change classes like other characters in the game. In the original NES version of the game, the hero must always be in the party until completing the game. In remakes, this requirement has been removed. | |||
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Revision as of 14:36, 2 February 2009
The Hero of Dragon Quest III is the son of Ortega who is sent to destroy the Archfiend Baramos and his master Zoma before they destroy the world. Upon the defeat of both demon lords, the Hero is given the title Erdrick (Loto).
Background
The hero is born in the castletown of Aliahan to Ortega and an unnamed mother. He lives in Aliahan along with his mother and grandfather until he is 16. Dragon Quest III begins on the morning of the hero's 16th birthday.
Unique Characteristics
The hero of Dragon Quest III is the first to be able to use magic and have a party of supporting characters, as the hero in Dragon Quest II could not use any magic spells. The spells the hero can learn contain a mix of spells learnable by other characters as well as several unique spells.
The hero is not able to change classes like other characters in the game. In the original NES version of the game, the hero must always be in the party until completing the game. In remakes, this requirement has been removed.