In
Dragon Quest I, peace is shattered as the Dragon King seizes
the Ball of Light and sends forth the minions of darkness to ravage
the world. Princess Laura of Radatome has been captured and taken
away by the evil hordes. You are descended from the noble line of
Roto and it falls to you to defeat the King Dragon's servants. Ultimately,
you must challenge the Dragon King himself and restore peace and
light to the land.
In Dragon Quest II, once again darkness descended
upon the world when the evil wizard Hargon sent forth hordes of
evil monsters to cover the land. Moonbrooke Castle was sacked and
its people all lost, save one wounded soldier. This soldier's dying
breaths told the terrible tale to the king of Laurasia. Though the
king is too old to combat the forces of evil, his son is also descended
of the line of Roto. As the Prince of Laurasia you will seek companions
who also share the bloodline of Roto and combat the evil that is
Hargon.
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Combines
both classic adventures on one cartridge with enhanced graphics,
sound, and game play.
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Vaults
were added in Radatome and Mercado with a wandering item salesman
in Rimuldar.
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Similar
to the later titles, rare and stat increasing items are now
found in the pots and dressers.
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In
DQ I, the Flame Sword, can now be used as an item in battle.
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Some
monsters (Dragon guarding Laura, Golem guarding Mercado, Mad
Clown of Laurasia) have had their HP significantly increased
and their defeats are more rewarding.
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In
DQ II, your characters now attack the next target instead of
wasting a turn.
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Visible
effects are now present on screen when spells are cast. If the
spell fails, the effect is not present.
Sorry, we haven't
received any common questions on Dragon Quest I+II yet.
Box and Manual Images
Thanks goes to Darknicaid
for information and pictures.
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