Ping
| Ping | |
|---|---|
| Japanese | インテ |
| Rōmaji | Inte |
| Type | Support |
Ping is a recurring spell in the Dragon Quest series, first introduced in Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker. It doubles the Wisdom of a single party member.
Appearances[edit]
Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker[edit]
Ping costs 3 MP to cast and can be learned from:
Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 2[edit]
Ping can no longer be learned from Mage Aid. It can now be learned from:
Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry's Wonderland 3D[edit]
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Dragon Quest Monsters 2: Iru and Luca's Marvelous Mysterious Key[edit]
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Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 3[edit]
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Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince[edit]
Ping raises one monster's wisdom by 80% and lasts for 4~7 turns. It overrides the natural stat caps of monsters, allowing the fourth-tier attack spells to reach their maximum damage that necessitates 3,999 wisdom. Ping is learned through the Antimagician, Empath, Fortifier, Sizz Afficionado, and Willing Helper talents.
Dragon Quest Treasures[edit]
The effects of the spell can be replicated by popping an ally with a ping pellet.
Dragon Quest Tact[edit]
Ping appears as an enemy-only spell that can be used by certain monsters and bosses. It has a range of up to two squares away from the caster in any direction, can be self-cast, and greatly increases the WIS of a single target. Silvapithecus and Slimecicle also possess the awakening perk Rare Ping, which has a chance to greatly increase their WIS for 4 turns at the start of each turn.
| Ping (インテ Inte) |  |
| Ping | |||
| Role * | Type * | Element | MP cost |
| Support | Spell |  |
16 |
| Range | Additional effects | ||
 1-2 (+self) |
 WIS Up |
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| Description | |||
| Greatly raises 1 ally's WIS for 3 turns | |||
| Naturally learnt by | |||
| Wrecktor | |||
Etymology[edit]
- Ping is the onomatopoeia for a light bulb suddenly appearing over a character's head in a work of fiction, representing a sudden burst of inspiration and clear thought. The Japanese name, インテ, is derived from the English word intelligence
Related spells[edit]
