Merchant Job Guide for Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake (DQ3 Remake)
Merchant Job Overview
Inferior to Warriors and Martial Artists
The merchant class levels up quickly, making it a viable choice early in the game. However, it lacks the power and speed of warriors and martial artists, so it’s often seen as an inferior class.
Earns extra Gold after battles
Thanks to the merchant’s special ability, you gain additional gold after each battle. This can help equip the party with better weapons and armor, enhancing overall capability.
Merchant Spells List and Unlock Conditions
Spell | How to Unlock |
---|---|
Dig | Reach level 12 |
Service Call | Reach level 17 |
Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake (DQ3 Remake) All Spells List
Useful in field
Merchants only learn two spells, “Dig” and “Service Call,” both of which are used in the field rather than in combat. These spells have limited utility.
Best Personality for Merchant Job
Amazon (Female Only)
A power-focused personality similar to “Paragon,” with only a minor reduction in agility, making it a decent match for merchants. Since “Amazon” is female-only, the male equivalent would be “Meathead,” though slightly less effective.
Stat Modifiers
This personality provides a large boost to strength, with only a slight penalty to agility. Unfortunately, there’s no boost to vitality.
Strength | Agility | Vitality | Intelligence | Luck |
---|---|---|---|---|
+30% | -10% | ±0% | -20% | -20% |
Tough Cookie
This personality increases both strength and vitality, aligning well with the merchant’s strengths. With extreme vitality growth, changing personality later balances the character out. This allows merchants to be used like warriors in the early game.
Stat Modifiers
Vitality grows significantly, and strength also increases. The merchant can be played similarly to a warrior, making it a solid choice for the early stages of the game.
Strength | Agility | Vitality | Intelligence | Luck |
---|---|---|---|---|
+15% | -10% | +40% | -20% | -30% |
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