Ridgeraiser

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Ridgeraiser (Kacraggle in The Dark Prince) is a recurring spell in the Dragon Quest series.

Appearances[]

Dragon Quest X[]

Making its debut, it was known through analysis of the game during Version 1, but was not implemented until the latter half of 2.2, while players wouldn't get to use it until 2.3, learning it through investing 140 skill points into the Ranger's Ruggedness skill tree, and is also learned by Dragon Magicians at level 111. It costs 16 MP to cast with a CT of 45 seconds and 8 seconds after installation, and is also used by Killseekers, Grave digger, Dhuran, Legirrazzo, Crimson rogue, Red Beast Buzzred, Blood mages, Energon Slime, Guardian of the Earth Shrine, Cleankiller, Lord of Loss, Kyuron eater and its Kyuron lickers in battle. In the Offline version of the game, it is learned by Distan at level 42 and by the Hero in the Ranger vocation at level 71, costing 14 MP to cast.

Dragon Quest XI[]

Learned by Erik at level 61, it targets 1 enemy group with damage output starting at 216, and increasing to 300 at level 99, if one increases Erik's Magical Might. It costs 36 MP to use and is also used by Very devils gone Vicious.

Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 3/Joker 3 Professional[]

Ridgeraiser costs 64 MP and deals a fixed range of 190〜210 Earth damage to all enemies at the start of the next turn cycle.

Dragon Quest Monsters 2: Iru and Luca's Marvelous Mysterious Key/SP[]

Ridgeraiser has the same attributes as in Joker 3.

Dragon Quest of the Stars[]

Appears as a spell for Gaia's staff.

Dragon Quest Walk[]

Acting the same as in previous appearances once again, it is learned at level 30 when wielding the Aurora staff and costs 60 MP to cast for the first time since Iru and Luca's Marvelous Mysterious Key.

Other languages[]

Other languages
French	Projectolithe
German	Erzeruption
Spanish	Unknown
Latin American Spanish	Unknown
Italian	Unknown
Dutch	Unknown
Norwegian	Unknown
Greek	Unknown
Portuguese	Unknown
Russian	Unknown
Chinese	Unknown
Korean	Unknown

See Also[]

v · e · dSpells in the Dragon Quest series
Recovery spells	Heal • Midheal • Moreheal • Fullheal • Multiheal • Omniheal • Reheal • Remidheal • Remoreheal • Addra • Addkabra • Addrakadabra • Zin • Zing • Kazing • Defuddle • Defizzle • Squelch • Tingle • Cock-a-doodle-doo • Kerplunk
Support spells	Buff • Kabuff • Accelerate • Acceleratle • Oomph • Oomphle • Insulate • Insulatle • Spell Checker • Magic Barrier • Bound • Bounce • Kaclang • Snub • Evac • Holy Protection • Zoom • Safe Passage
Debilitating spells	Dazzle • Decelerate • Deceleratle • Fizzle • Fuddle • Kafuddle • Fuddlemeow • Snooze • Kasnooze • Sap • Kasap • Blunt • Kablunt • Divine Intervention • Whack • Thwack • Kathwack
Fire spells	Frizz • Frizzle • Kafrizz • Kafrizzle • Sizz • Sizzle • Kasizz • Kasizzle • Kerfrizz • Co-Frizz • Co-Kafrizz • Co-Kafrizzle • Co-Sizz • Co-Kasizz • Co-Kasizzle
Wind spells	Woosh • Swoosh • Kaswoosh • Kaswooshle • Maelstrom • Kerwoosh • Co-Kaswooshle • Swooshmurta • Kaswoosh Plus
Ice spells	Crack • Crackle • Kacrack • Kacrackle • Kercrack • Co-Crackle • Co-Kacrack • Polar Vortex • Crackmurta • Kacrackerjack
Blast spells	Bang • Boom • Kaboom • Kaboomle • Co-Boom • Co-Kaboom • Co-Kaboomle • Crippling Kaboom • Compressed Boom • Compressed Kaboom • Bangmurta • Necroboom • Kathoom
Earth spells	Rubblerouser • Boulderbringer • Mountainmover • Ridgeraiser • Coral Grief • Dogan • Doganle • Kadogan • Dogantaros
Dark spells	Zam • Zammle • Kazam • Kazammle • Kerzam • Co-Zammle • Co-Kazam • Co-Kazammle • Chaotic Kazapstrophe • Zamurta
Light spells	Zap • Zapple • Kazap • Kazapple • Kazapstrophe
Poison spells	Tox • Katox • Katoxle
Water spells	Splish • Splash • Kasplash • Kasplashle
Murta spells	Bangmurta • Catmurta • Crackmurta • Zamurta
Other spells	Bazoom • Click • Drain Magic • Giga Drain Magic • Glow • Magic Burst • Multi Masher • Little Magic Burst • Mighty Magic Burst • Malicious Magic Burst • Kamikazee • Puff! • Tick-Tock