Dragon Quest Treasures: A more compact, action-oriented offshoot of Dragon Quest is called Dragon Quest Treasures. As has been customary for some of the Dragon Quest Monsters entries, it features the brother and sister duo of Erik and Mia from Dragon Quest 11 as young children. Treasures originally began as a brand-new installment in that spinoff series.
Dragon Quest Treasures
However, as with many games in the adored series, there are a number of things in Dragon Quest Treasures that don’t make a lot of sense, whether it be a lack of previously expected components, new aspects that don’t get an adequate explanation, or something else entirely.
No Dragons
Dragons, in addition to slimes and Akira Toriyama artwork, are what Dragon Quest is best known for. Strangely, there aren’t any in Treasures, save from the recently discovered Dragling species and its variations.
Given that they are mentioned in the game’s title, these legendary animals should really be expected. It is particularly stranger to leave them out because they are known for hoarding treasure, which is the game’s central plot device. It is stunning not to even include the green and blue dragons that have been there since the first Dragon Quest, however, it would be more tolerable if only some were absent.
Erik And Mia Can’t Cast Spells
Erik has seven magic spells in Dragon Quest 11, despite the fact that he has never been much of a spellcaster. Mia, in contrast, is more of a blank canvas because she only appears in the game’s boss fights and as a background figure for Erik.
It is understandable that Erik lacks spells, but it is strange that Mia does as well. It isn’t apparent whether all people can cast spells or just some of them, in which case only some people would be able to learn magic. Although both characters have MP, it only runs out when they use the daggers to heal themselves.
Erik And Mia’s Exclusive Dagger And Slingshot Usage
Erik is the first party member to join the adventure, although Mia arrives in Dragon Quest 11 but is neither a party member nor a guest character. Along with the dependable dagger, Erik can use swords and boomerangs as weapons in the game. He and Mia can only make use of their magical daggers and slingshots in Dragon Quest Treasures, though.
The question of whether the Vikings who reared the siblings taught them how to protect themselves or if they learned it on their own is also raised by this. On the one hand, the Vikings might not have thought it necessary to instruct them as they intended to lead a life of servitude aboard the ship. On the other hand, they might assist in defending the ship against any prospective intruders.
Where Is Draconia Exactly?
The Kingdom of GreatTree serves as the game’s core town and most significant location, despite the fact that the first Dragon Quest Monsters game included Terry from Dragon Quest 6, it takes place in a different universe.
The setting of Dragon Quest Treasures is Draconia, a collection of numerous sizable islands in the sky. However, given that it’s in the clouds, it’s unclear if it’s simply isolated from the rest of Erdrea, the world featured in Dragon Quest 11. Is it just that the majority of Erdreans are unaware of it, or is it a separate realm that is not related to Erdrea?
Why Display Treasure Outside?
Statues of objects and characters from past games as well as various pieces of furniture and equipment are among the rewards in Dragon Quest Treasures. The oddity is that, in addition to being displayed on plinths like all the other treasures, neither the furniture nor the equipment may be used for outfitting or as decorations around the base.
It is strange that the only thing you can do with these treasures is exhibited them in a particular way because it looks like they are actual artifacts rather than statues or reproductions, as other treasures are. Not being able to utilize them to their full capacity feels wasteful.
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