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===Darkness=== | ===Darkness=== | ||
*[[Dark Breath]] | *[[Dark Breath]] | ||
*[[Malevolent Miasma]] | |||
*[[Black Breath]] | |||
===Light=== | ===Light=== | ||
*[[Blinding Flames]] | *[[Blinding Flames]] | ||
===Status=== | ===Status ailments=== | ||
Status ailment breath skills are not affected by Insulatle due to their nature, but can be repelled with Backdraft and Reverse Cycle. | Status ailment breath skills are not affected by Insulatle due to their nature, but can be repelled with Backdraft and Reverse Cycle. | ||
*[[Burning Breath]] | *[[Burning Breath]] | ||
Revision as of 18:30, 17 November 2019
In the Dragon Quest games, many enemies (especially dragons and demons) have breath weapons. These skills are typically use the fire and ice elements, but beginning with the ninth game darkness and light exhalations have been added to the series. Regardless of which element is used, breath skills target all party members.
Breath skills are not limited solely to the aforementioned monster families, however; certain vocations and Munchie's various cheeses produce duplicate effects, and some characters can even learn these skills naturally.
Lists of breath attacks
Fire
Ice
Darkness
Light
Status ailments
Status ailment breath skills are not affected by Insulatle due to their nature, but can be repelled with Backdraft and Reverse Cycle.
Countering bad breath
The Reverse Cycle and Backdraft abilities can reflect breath attacks back at their source, and Gobstopper can shut an enemy's trap outright for 4~6 turns. Insulate and Insulatle will halt halitosis by a large degree.
