Dragon Warrior 7
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(Playstation - US, RPG)
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Heart Beat
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Square Enix
Released On:
20 Jul 2006
Dragon Warrior 7 , a legendary RPG from the iconic Square Enix series, was released on the original PlayStation in October 2001. The game takes place in a fantasy world where magic and mythical creatures reign supreme. Players control an ordinary villager who is suddenly chosen by fate to embark on a perilous quest to save the world from destruction.
Gameplay involves exploring vast environments, battling formidable enemies, and mastering magical spells to overcome obstacles. The game features turn-based combat and an intricate character development system, allowing players to shape their party's skills and abilities as they progress through the story. With a rich narrative and engaging gameplay mechanics, Dragon Warrior 7 offers an immersive experience for fans of traditional RPGs.
UPC-A:
4988601004763 (Japan)
Part #:
SLPM-87378 (Japan)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This is a fantasy role-playing game where the player assumes the role of a young boy living on a secluded island. The game's premise involves exploring this island world, interacting with its inhabitants, and potentially uncovering the mysteries beyond its shores. The player will likely embark on quests and adventures within this confined yet intriguing setting.
Story
The Island
You live on a small island surrounded by raging seas. It is the only island in the world, or so its inhabitants believe.
In ages past, heroes searched for new lands across the waters, but found only empty ocean. They returned empty-handed.
You are the hero of this tale, an ordinary boy who has lived his whole life on this tiny island.
Your Home
As the hero, you live in the southern port of Fishbel.
To the west is the town of Estard.
Above the town is the castle where Prince Kiefer lives.
Enemies & Characters
The HERO
An ordinary boy living in a tiny fishing village. He's a bit too nice for his own good, and often gets taken advantage of by his friend, Maribel.
BORKANO
A highly regarded fisherman of Estard Island. He looks forward to having the chance to go fishing with you, but doesn't think you're ready yet.
MARIBEL
Amitt's only daughter. She has a tendency to be meddlesome and think the whole world revolves around her, but is a faithful friend to you and to Kiefer.
MOLLIE
Your Mother protects the house when Borkano is away on fishing trips. She hopes you'll someday become a strong-willed and brave man, but is concerned about your faintness of heart.
KIEFER
The heir to the throne of Estard. He's constantly talking of going on exciting travels and thinks of you as a brother.
HONDORA
Borkano's younger brother who lives a dissolute life. He often visits your home, but usually it is to borrow gold.
BURNS
The King of Estard, a wise ruler fully trusted by the populace. His strong will helps him quickly overcome all difficulties, except for Prince Kiefer.
AIRA
A fine sword fighter with incredible feminine charm, raised by the Deja Tribe. Her dancing skills are second to none, but a sorrowful glint in her eyes suggests a troubled past.
LEESA
The Princess of Estard who lost her mother at a young age. She depends on her older brother Kiefer and is very ladylike, enjoying birds and flowers.
MELVIN
A warrior who fought alongside God in the age of the Demori Lord. He would surely prove a worthy traveling companion if you manage to make his acquaintance.
GABO
A boy raised in the wild, full of innocence and warmth. Despite his youth, he has incredible survival instincts, is lightning fast, and can run circles around the fiercest of monsters.
Warrior
A master of the sword. A character who becomes a Warrior gains Strength and Max HP, and plays a commanding role in combat.
Fighter
Character gains Agility and uses an expertly-trained body in place of weapons. Learns extensive hand-to-hand techniques, and will occasionally crush enemies with a series of critical hits.
Mage
Character gains Intelligence and Max MP, and begins learning Attack Spells. The Mage's Strength and Toughness are low, making a supportive, rear position most appropriate during combat.
Cleric
Learns Restoration Spells, and is absolutely vital to any party. The Cleric is also a decent hand-to-hand fighter.
Dancer
Character gains Agility and Appearance. A Dancer is adept at dodging enemy attacks, and learns dances that confuse enemies.
Thief
Gains Agility and learns to steal from enemies during combat. A Thief also learns spells and abilities useful for sniffing out things in caves and towers.
Bard
Gains Intelligence and Appearance. Learns a variety of magical songs and supports combatants from a rear position.
Mariner
Gains GRD and Max HP. The Mariner is strong against water attacks, and learns abilities useful for travel across water.
Shepherd
A character who becomes a Shepherd does not lose or gain any Stats to any recognizable degree. However, a Shepherd learns very unique Shepherd-only abilities.
Jester
An unusual class in which all character Stats decrease except for Appearance, which raises greatly. If you're lucky, a Jester will bring a lot of excitement to combat, perhaps even getting monsters to roll with laughter.
Controls
L1 BUTTON
Rotate the view of the 3D map to the left. The map rotates around the Hero.
L2 BUTTON
Rotate the view of the 3D map to the left. View rotates 45° each press.
DIRECTIONAL BUTTON
Moving the Hero and his party within towns and the field.
LEFT ANALOG STICK
Same as the Directional button.
ANALOG MODE BUTTON
Turns the left analog stick on and off.
R1 BUTTON
Rotate the view of the 3D map to the right. The map rotates around the Hero.
R2 BUTTON
Rotate the view of the 3D map to the right. View rotates 45° each press.
START BUTTON
Readjusts the view by returning the top of the map to its original position facing north.
BUTTON
Widen view of the map as if looking from a high position in the air.
▲ BUTTON
Talk to a person.
X BUTTON
Display the command window.
How to Play
Before Setting Out
You will become the Hero of a long, adventurous journey. To prepare yourself, the first thing you need to know about is the "Adventure Journal."
Beginning an Adventure
Before you begin an adventure, you must first create an "Adventure Journal" to record your travels. The Adventure Journal records the current strength levels of all characters, inventory of equipment, and all other events that have occurred on your adventure.
Creating an "Adventure Journal"
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Insert a Memory Card into MEMORY CARD slot 1 or MEMORY CARD slot 2 of your PlayStation.
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Select "New Game" from the menu.
When you select "New Game," the name entry screen for the hero will appear. Here you can enter a name of your liking of up to eight characters.
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Use the directional button to select characters.
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Use the X button to input.
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Use the O button to go back one space.
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Select "Done" to finish inputting your name.
After you finish inputting your name, you will select the MEMORY CARD slot in which to write the Adventure Journal.
Finishing an Adventure
Before taking a break from your adventures, be sure and go to a Temple or other location containing an Adventure Journal and record your progress. Speak with the priest or master of the Temple. Then, select "Save" and they will record your progress into the Adventure Journal.
When you record your progress, first select MEMORY CARD slot 1 or MEMORY CARD slot 2, and then select an Adventure Journal to write to. When you choose an Adventure Journal to write to, you will be asked if it is okay to overwrite the previous information in the Adventure Journal.
How do I continue an adventure?
Select "Continue" from the Adventure Journal menu. When you select the Adventure Journal you wish to start from, you will begin from the last moment that you made a record.
How do I delete an Adventure Journal?
Select "Delete File" from the Adventure Journal menu, and select the Adventure Journal you wish to delete. Be careful! Once an Adventure Journal is deleted, it cannot be retrieved.
Beginning Your Adventure!
Now it is time to begin your adventure! Here we explain how to control the 3D map, your window into the world of adventure, through the use of screen shots.
3D Allows You to "Feel" the Landscape
First, get accustomed to the feel of the 3D map. Rotate the map to see how your character is centered within it. You may find something new! In some places, such as the Field and caves, you cannot rotate the map.
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L1 BUTTON: Rotate Left
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L2 BUTTON: Rotate Left
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R1 BUTTON: Rotate Right
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R2 BUTTON: Rotate Right
Use the button to check your surroundings
Once you have tried the Rotate button, try pressing the button to widen your view of the map. This will give you a general idea of the area. This is helpful when you are not sure what direction you are facing.
In places such as the Field and inside buildings, you cannot use the button. Widening your view gives you a bigger picture of the town. You can also rotate your view in this mode.
Inside Buildings and Caves
Inside buildings and caves, the angle of your view can sometimes hide entrances. Try rotating your map. However, you cannot widen your view in areas that have ceilings.
Items hidden behind buildings and in shadows
Don't just use Rotate to check your position, try rotating in all kinds of areas. You may find treasure chests and doors behind buildings and hidden in the shadows.
The Action Button is good for everything!
Before bothering to search for the correct command, try using the Action Button. In many situations it will automatically take the correct Action. On the 3D maps and in castles, you can speed along solely with the use of the Action Button.
Talk
Face a person you wish to talk to, and press the triangle button to talk. Also use it to buy items from shops and stay at inns.
Check
Use the Action Button to check the inside of dressers and treasure chests. Use it to check anything at all—drawers, bookshelves, signs, well interiors, and more.
Pick Up / Throw
Use the Action Button to pick up items like vases and flowers. Push it again to throw the item.
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Push the Action Button once to pick up the vase.
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Use the directional button to walk while holding the item above your head.
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Push the button again to throw it! And the vase breaks.
Castles and Towns
There are many buildings inside the castles and towns, including Temples, shops, and other places convenient to travelers. Let's have a look inside!
Temples
Here lies the Adventure Journal. The servants of God extend a helping hand to the young travelers. If for nothing else, you must come here for the Adventure Journals. Also stop by when your friends have run out of power, or if you need other assistance.
Things to Do at Temples
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Save: Record your progress into an Adventure Journal.
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Oracle: Find out how many Experience Points are needed to gain a level.
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Revive: Revive friends who have died. However, the higher the character's level, the costlier the donation needed.
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De-Tox: Cure a poisoned party member. Requires donation.
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Uncurse: Break a curse upon a party member. When a curse is broken, all equipment that was cursed will be lost. Requires
Items & Weapons
Herb
Medicinal herbs that heal wounds and restore HP. Must-have for adventurers.
Antidote Herb
Cures poison-related ailments.
DEFseed
Boosts Guard.
LifeAcorn
Boosts Max HP.
Mystic Nut
Boosts Max MP.
GraceHerb
Boosts Appearance.
Repellent
Sprinkle on your body to temporarily ward off weaker monsters.
Warp Wing
Throw it into the air to return to a town or castle that you've been to.
MoonHerb
The power of the moonlight flowing through its roots will cure paralysis.
Hammer
A large hammer. Inflicts heavy damage.
Stick
Found early in your adventure. Not very strong.
Boomerang
Throw the boomerang to inflict damage upon an entire group of enemies in one attack.
Rock Fang
A primitive weapon created by grinding rock. This is one of Gabo's favorite weapons.
Iron Claw
Slices enemies with 3 tough claws. Inflicts heavy damage.
Copper Sword
A sword made of copper. More effective when pounded rather than swung.
Dagger
A knife laced with poison and used by assassins. If you can hit just the right spot, you can defeat an enemy with one blow.
Wooden Club
A weapon made from the wood of an oak tree.
Traveler's Clothes
A classic for generations of travelers. Sturdily sewn from thick cloth.
Leather Armor
Armor made from leather. High protection-to-weight ratio.
Magical Shield
A magical shield, it weakens the Spells of enemies.
Starry Bracelet
A magical bracelet that, while worn, doubles your AGL.
AGLScarf
Wear this to boost your AGL, and slightly improve your APR.
Slime Earrings
Greatly raises Appearance. And for a kicker, gives a little Attack boost, too.
BunnyTail
Raises your Appearance.
Tights
A sexy accessory that can only be worn by women. Slightly improves both Appearance and Defense.
Iron Helmet
Full headgear for protection of the entire head.
Silk Clothes
A beautiful robe made of silk. Only Maribel can equip it.
Leather Shield
A small shield made from thin leather. Its light weight makes it possible for most allies to use.
Shell Armor
Tough armor made from a turtle shell. But again, it lowers your Appearance rating.
Seashell Helm
A fun hat made in the shape of a Slime. But equipping it lowers your Appearance rating.
Final Key
A mysterious key that forms itself into the shape of the keyhole of nearly any door.
Mysterious Shards
Fragments of mysterious ancient tablets. When placed upon the altars inside the Ancient Fane, a peculiar power is emitted from them.
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