Reduces the defence of a group of enemies. Protects the party from fire and ice attacks.įorms a fortification that impedes the efficacy of enemy spells. Makes it more likely that monsters will come make friends with you.
Turns the caster into an uncontrollable dragon Severely poisons one group of enemies, causing them to lose 1/6 of their HP every round Has a chance of cause paralysis to one group of enemies Has a chance of putting one group of enemies to sleep Increases the chance of taming one group of enemies Has a chance to poison one group of enemies To become a Master, characters need to master the Thief and Shepherd vocations.Īppearance-wise, the costume of the Master looks the same for both genders, with a green cape, a purple sash tied about the waist like a belt and magenta pants, but the Hero is shirtless and has yellow gloves and boots. In VII the vocation will instead give players a greater chance to send defeated monsters off to the Haven, a wildlife preserve of sorts where monsters can interact with the party as NPCs. Low chance for a randomly selected enemy to be asleep during the first roundĪ fragrant sigh that lulls a group of enemies to sleep.Ī punishing lick to reduce the enemy's defence. Monster Master is one of the prerequisites for the Ranger vocation (along with Merchant and Thief). In the original version of VI, having a master in the party activates the chance that a monster will join you upon its defeat, however this function was dropped in the Nintendo DS remake in lieu of Slime Buddies.
While the Hero of Dragon Quest V has attributes more akin to a physically stronger Priest, he is referred to in peripheral media as the legendary monster tamer and is the first protagonist in the series' history to be able to recruit monsters. The breath abilities are put aside in favor of skills that support their monster ally. This is balanced by having a pitiful agility and having the bar-none worst MP available. is much more physically robust than before, boasting the third highest strength and fourth highest HP of all vocations. The Sony PlayStation version keeps the breath skills from before, but the Nintendo 3DS remake adds several support spells to give the vocation more utility.
MASTER OF MONSTERS DS UPGRADE
With the job's upgrade to an advanced vocation in VII, the reductions to the mentioned stats are much less harsh, and enjoys a substantial boost to wisdom on top of a minor raise to agility and style. Various breath skills are learned through the profession, in addition to the Puff! spell upon mastery. suffers considerable reductions to their strength, resilience, HP, and MP in all versions of VI, befitting a starting vocation characters are not meant to spend too long in. 5 Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies.
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