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Dragon Warrior 1 Item/Armor/Weapon/Magic FAQ
Written By: Scott Clemmons
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Items in the Game:
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- Herb -              A medicine made of pulverized and mixed mandoragora
                     root and mugwort. Just one herb package will restore
                     20-35 of your health
                     - Costs: 24G -

- Torch -             This lights up the dark and gloomy underground
                     labyrinths. It's made from slender fresh wood and is
                     soaked in pine resin and oil. You can buy it at almost
                     all general stores.
                     - Costs: 8G -

- Magic Key -         Special Keys that open closed doors. Although you can
                     use them on any door, you lose on for each door you
                     have opened.
                     - Costs: 53/83G -

- Dragon Scale -      Legend has it that this feel from a dragon's body a
                     long, long time ago. A light green fossil that fits in
                     the palm of your hand, it has mysterious powers and
                     slightly increases your defense power +2
                     - Costs: 20G -

- Fairy Water -       Magical water taken from a spring by a silver lady
                     on the night of a full moon and purified at the alter
                     of the goddess Aura. It is said that you can travel for
                     some time while warding off those in your way if you
                     sprinkle some of water on your body. However, the power
                     of this water is not effective in caves or against evil
                     monsters with great power
                     - Costs: 38G -

-  Wings -            Another Legend has it that, when lighting strikes and
                     kills a Wyverm, it's wings fall down to earth with
                     their magical flying power still intact. Using these
                     wings will bring you back to Tantegal Castle
                     - Costs: 70G -

- Cursed Belt -       This item is stupid. You equip it, then it won't come
                     off. It doesn't even sell for much. You'll have to have
                     the guy in Brecconary uncurse it for you.
                     - Costs: 0G -

- Cursed Necklace-    You gain this item later in the game from a treasure
                     chest. You'll have to have the man in Brecconary uncurse
                     it for you. Then sell it for a lot of money. Also it's
                     the hardest treasure to find in the game, as it randomly
                     appears in the swamp cave. Don't get your hopes up on
                     getting it. It's in the Grave of Garinham, there's
                     a chest that gives 120 gold, and about 1/12 times it'll
                     give you this item instead. You can sell it for 1250
                     gold.
                     - Costs: 0G -

- Fairy Flute -       Puts the golem in front of Cantlin asleep for a long
                     time. BUT WHEN YOU STAB HIM WITH YOUR SWORD HE
                     DOESN'T FEEL IT! Logic prevails in all cases, my
                     friends.
                     - Costs: 0G -

- Silver Harp -       Used by the hero to gain the Staff of rain. It's hidden
                     in a cave, so you'll have to find it. You can also
                     play this harp and get in random battles at any
                     time.
                     - Costs: 0G -

- Stones of Sunlight- Need to be combined with another item to form the
                     Rainbow Drop
                     - Costs: 0G

- Staff of Rain-      The other item in the concoction of the Rainbow Drop.
                     You have to combine this item with the Stones of Sunlight
                     to get it.
                     - Costs: 0G -

- Rainbow Drop -      Used to make the rainbow bridge, so you can beat up
                     the Dragonlord, and put a stop to his evil ways! You
                     can't sell this item for some reason
                     - Costs: 0G -

- Erdrick's Tablet -  Found in Erdrick's Cave, it tells you of your journy
                     ahead.
                     - Costs: 0G

- Erdrick's Token -   This item proves to people that your the descendent of
                     the great Erdrick.
                     - Costs: 0G

- Ball of Light-      You get this item after you defeat the Dragonlord in the
                     final battle of the game. Restores peace to the whole
                     world.
                     - Costs: 0G -

- Fighter's Ring -    Increases some stat, no one really quite knows what the
                     hell the thing. It's rumored to make weaker monsters
                     run away from you more often.
                     - Costs 0G -

- Gwaelin's Love -    When you rescue the princess, she gives you this item.
                     It shows where you are. It also tells you when you're
                     going to gain a level, so you don't have to keep
                     running back to the castle all the time
                     - Costs: 0G -


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Weapons in the Game:
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- Bamboo Pole -     Just a simple length of cut bamboo. It's cheap but not
                   very powerful
                   - Costs: 10G (Power: 2) -

- Club -            A shaved oak bough with an east-to-hold grip. More
                   powerful than a bamboo stick
                   - Costs: 60G (Power: 4) -

- Copper Sword -    A long sword made of copper that will inflict fair bit
                   of damage on the enemy
                   - Costs: 180 G (Power: 10) -

- Hand axe -         An iron axe made especially for fighting. Powerful but
                   difficult to wield.
                   - Costs: 560G (Power: 15) -

- Broad Sword -     A light, strong sword made of steel that's really
                   powerful
                   - Costs: 1500G (Power: 20) -

- Flame Sword -     A sword that costs a lot, and it a tad bit stronger than
                   the broad sword. Don't buy this thing, just wait to get
                   Erdrick's sword instead
                   - Costs: 9800G (Power: 28) -

- Erdrick's Sword - Smack down right here, this sword will kick about
                   anything's ass in the game within a few blows. You
                   basically have to own it to beat the Dragonlord
                   quickly.
                   - Costs: 0G (Power: 40) -


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Shields in the Game
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- Small Shield -   A rectangular shield made from cow and goat hide. Light
                  and easy to handle, it is the most widely used shield in
                  Alefgrad
                  - Costs: 90G (Defense: 4) -

- Large Shield -   Cast from iron, this shield has delicate engraved design
                  on its front. Of course, this durable shield has far more
                  protective power than that of the small shield.
                  - Costs: 800G (Defense: 10) -

- Silver Shield -  The most expensive item in the game, the Silver Shield
                  has about as much defense as the best armor in the game.
                  You should save up the money and purchase this thing
                  before the final fight. The amount of money it costs
                  isn't really that much at the end of the game. It might
                  take you 2 hours max.
                  - Costs: 14800G (Defense: 25) -

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Armor in the Game:
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- Clothes -         Made of thick cloth, the don't really protect you too much
                   from the enemy. Even so, it's better than nothing and it
                   does lessen the damage inflicted by an enemy a little bit.
                   - Costs: 20G (Defense: 2) -

- Leather Armor -   Sewn together from the fragments of soft leather, it is
                   useful in combat. It's light and easy to move about it,
                   and it gives you more protection then the cloths
                   - Costs: 70G (Defense: 4) -

- Chain Mail -      Made from light metallic thread sewn together. Light and
                   easy to move about in, it will considerably lessen damage
                   that the enemy can inflict on you
                   - Costs: 300G (Defense: 10) -

- Half Plate -      A strong piece of armor made form beaten out iron panels.
                   Although you can't move about so fast, it really
                   protects you from the enemy's blows. (Ohh..blows...)
                   - Costs: 1000G (Defense: 16) -

- Full Plate -      Made from specially fabricated steel, this is really
                   durable armor. It'll protect you from almost all enemy
                   attacks.
                   - Costs: 3000G (Defense: 24) -

- Magic Armor -     No different from the Full Plate, other than it allows
                   the wearer to gain 1 HP back per step. Pass this one up
                   if you can and just stick to Erdrick's Armor.
                   - Costs: 7700G (Defense: 24) -

- Erdrick's Armor - Strongest armor in the game by far. You need this to
                   take on the Dragonlord and live. You won't get very
                   far without it. That or gain a billion levels. Also, it
                   allows wearer to gain 2 HP back per step, and walking
                   over those swamps won't hurt you anymore.
                   - Costs:  0G (Defense: 28) -

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Magic in the Game:
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- Heal -      If you use this spell when you've been wounded in battle, you
             can be cured without having to stay overnight at an Inn. You can
             use this spell whether you're walking about or in battle. For
             each time you chat the spell, you gain 10-15 More HP back.
             - Costs: 4 MP -

- Hurt -      A spell you will use for fighting. When you chant it, little
             balls of fire spurt out of your fingertips. On chant of this
             spell inflicts 2-10 damage on the enemy.
             - Costs: 2 MP -

- Sleep -     Chant this spell if you come across some really disagreeable
             monsters. It will make monsters fall into a deep sleep.
             - Costs: 2 MP -

- Radiant-    This spell will light up caves when you find yourself groping
             around in the dark (OOHH! GROPING! kinky) Brighter than a fiery
             torch, you'll be able to see far ahead.
             - Costs: 3 MP -

- Stopspell - Of the various monsters you'll come across in your travels some
             will attack you with spells. When that happens, chant this spell.
             If the spell is successful, you can block the monster's spell.
             - Costs: 2 MP -

- Outside -   If by chance you lose your way deep down in some dark, gloomy
             labyrinth of if out find that you haven't enough strength to
             get back up to the world above, then this is the spell for you.
             It'll warp you back to the world above in no time at all
             - Costs: 6 MP -

- Return -    When you've traveled too far away from home or you find that
             you just can't return to Tentegal Castle, use this spell to soar
             high in the sky and return.
             - Costs: 8 MP -


- Repel -     This spell will cloak you in a magical cure that protects you
             from monster attacks. However, it won't work in foul smelling
             caves. And just like Fairy Water, you can't use it against
             monsters that are stronger than you.
             - Costs: 2 MP -

- Healmore -  Some of the Dragonlord's henchmen are so strong that they
             inflict more than 30 points of damage in a single attack, in
             which case "Heal" or healing herbs won't work in time. This is
             a more power version of  "heal" and will restore 75-100 HP
             points each time you use it.
             - Costs: 10 -

- Hurtmore -  This is a more powerful version of "Hurt". Legend has it that
             those who chant that spell can summon up lightning and attack
             the enemy with it. When you've chanted the magic spell,
             knife-like lightning is fired form your fingertips and destroys
             almost all enemies.
             - Costs: 5 MP -

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