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The deck increases [[Meena Mahabala|Meena's]] attack by +94, her wisdom by +5, and costs 3,0720. | The deck increases [[Meena Mahabala|Meena's]] attack by +94, her wisdom by +5, and costs 3,0720. | ||
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*Oberon is a folklore character found in much of Western Europe, being depicted as the king of the fair folk. Depending on the region, this can range from dwarves, elves, and faeries. He is a central character in William Shakespeare's ''Midsummer Night's Dream'', where he is the husband of Titania. | *Oberon is a folklore character found in much of Western Europe, being depicted as the king of the fair folk. Depending on the region, this can range from dwarves, elves, and faeries. He is a central character in William Shakespeare's ''Midsummer Night's Dream'', where he is the husband of Titania. | ||
{{DQWeapons}} | {{DQWeapons}} | ||
Latest revision as of 04:06, 12 August 2023
| Oberon's tarot | |
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| Japanese | 精霊王のタロット |
| Romaji | {{{romaji}}} |
| Old localisations | None |
| Found in | Dragon Quest Heroes II |
| Effect | None |
Oberon's tarot is a divination deck charged with the powers of the King of the Faeries.
Appearances[edit | edit source]
Dragon Quest Heroes II[edit | edit source]
The deck increases Meena's attack by +94, her wisdom by +5, and costs 3,0720.
Etymology[edit | edit source]
- Oberon is a folklore character found in much of Western Europe, being depicted as the king of the fair folk. Depending on the region, this can range from dwarves, elves, and faeries. He is a central character in William Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream, where he is the husband of Titania.