The Best Party Combos In Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake
In the , players will have to choose the best party composition to get through the many battles in this game. There are a lot of potential combinations, and characters can be heavily customized to your liking. Once you get to grips with the party system, you will be able to fine-tune it and decide exactly how to get the right party for your play style.
Classes, or vocations in , are an essential part of party building and something you will be introduced to right away. There are a lot of different options and some of them will fare better than others. However, pairing themwith the right Seeds will also be another critical factor in how well you do, so keep that in mind as you go to build your party.
Unlike in past games, you will not meet characters as you go along to slowly unlock. Instead, you can start building your party from scratch nearly as soon as you turn on the game. You will go through the hero-building process and enter the castle where you will be told to gather a party at Patty’s Party Planning Place. When you do, you will find yourself at a front desk and given three party members to add to your class.
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This setup will have you (the Hero), a Warrior, a Mage, and a Priest to start out with. It is by no means a terrible setup, and if you aren’t interested in customizing your party, this is likely good enough. However, upstairs is the Premiere Adventuring Listing Services desk, where you can start creating and customizing allies to your heart’s content.
The following classes are available from the start of the game:
These all have their own advantages and disadvantages, but even at the beginning, it was clear to me that having a Mage on hand no matter what else is in your party can make a difference. You are not as likely to die in early battles, but a Mage will be crucial for quickly getting through small battles.
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