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Ladies First can be learned by Sylvando through the ''Chivalry'' panel in his character builder for 14 skill points, meaning it can only be learned in the third act after completing his personal quest with [[Hendrik]]. It costs 0 MP to use and will pass Sylvando's active turn over to a female party member on the team regardless of turn order or Agility. It will fail if used on a male party member. | Ladies First can be learned by Sylvando through the ''Chivalry'' panel in his character builder for 14 skill points, meaning it can only be learned in the third act after completing his personal quest with [[Hendrik]]. It costs 0 MP to use and will pass Sylvando's active turn over to a female party member on the team regardless of turn order or Agility. It will fail if used on a male party member. | ||
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[[Wiktionary:Ladies first|Ladies first]] is an English phrase that is an expression of courtesy indicating that women should go before men. | [[Wiktionary:Ladies first|Ladies first]] is an English phrase that is an expression of courtesy indicating that women should go before men. | ||
Revision as of 04:08, 12 August 2023
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| Japanese | レディファースト |
| Rōmaji | Redifāsuto |
| Type | Skill |
Ladies First is a skill that appears in Dragon Quest XI. It allows Sylvando to pass his turn over to one of his female companions in battle in a gentlemanly manner.
Appearances
Dragon Quest XI
Ladies First can be learned by Sylvando through the Chivalry panel in his character builder for 14 skill points, meaning it can only be learned in the third act after completing his personal quest with Hendrik. It costs 0 MP to use and will pass Sylvando's active turn over to a female party member on the team regardless of turn order or Agility. It will fail if used on a male party member.
Etymology
Ladies first is an English phrase that is an expression of courtesy indicating that women should go before men.