Welcome to the Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake Trophy Guide & Roadmap!
- 1/10 – Estimated Difficulty – On Dracky Quest
- 10 – 12 – Estimated Hours to Completion
- 1 – Minimum Play-Throughs
- 0 – Missable Trophies
- 0 – Difficulty Related Trophy
- 0 – Online Multiplayer Trophies
The Trophy list for Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake contain Trophies for both Dragon Quest I and Dragon Quest II. They do not have separate lists. They are combined into one list, so you will need to play both games in order to get this Platinum Trophy.
This first page is a Trophy Guide for Dragon Quest I. You can find the Trophy Guide for Dragon Quest II on the next page.
Step 1
If you played Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake, then you can expect a similar experience here. You’re going to need to play through the story while collecting mini medals, spell/ability scrolls and items. There is also a side quest that needs to be completed. There is nothing too difficult here and there are no missables. You can free roam after the final boss.
While playing through the game, you’re going to want to explore and pick up every item you come across. Items can be found in chests and sparkle locations on the world map. They can also be found in pots, barrels, bookshelves, nightstands and bags hanging from walls. So, whenever you enter a new town, make sure to search through those in order to find more items. You will need to find 150 unique items. As long as you are thorough when exploring, you should have no issue with this.
Also, make sure you battling and defeating every enemy you come across as you progress through the story. You will need to defeat 800 enemies. Do not flee from too many battles, otherwise you’ll need to grind this out later on.
For collectibles, you can follow the Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake Collectible Guide for the locations of everything needed for Trophies. That guide includes mini medals, scrolls, Erdrick’s gear as well as the steps to the side quest.
- Dragon Quest II Trophy Guide & Roadmap (WIP)
Quality of Life Settings / Difficulty Settings
Before getting started, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings. If you’re struggling with difficulty, you can switch the game’s difficulty to Dracky Quest which will allow you to turn on invincibility. Misc. Menu > System Settings > Difficulty Settings. Trophies are not disabled by using any of these settings.
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Dragon Quest I
DQ I: Awarded for heading out into the world.
This is an automatic story related Trophy.
If you’re unsure of where to go to advance the story, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings.
DQ I: Awarded for defeating Robbin’ ‘Ood.
This is an automatic story related Trophy.
If you’re unsure of where to go to advance the story, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings.
DQ I: Awarded for defeating the dragon in Quagmire Cave.
This is an automatic story related Trophy.
If you’re unsure of where to go to advance the story, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings.
DQ I: Awarded for defeating the golem.
This is an automatic story related Trophy.
If you’re unsure of where to go to advance the story, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings.
DQ I: Awarded for defeating the knight aberrant in Damdara.
The knight aberrant is an optional boss that is found over on the eastern side of Damdara. It will be marked with an exclamation point. Walk over to it to start the fight. This is a tough boss, so you’re going to want to go there and fight it late in the game. Make sure you are at least level 35 and wear a Rousing Ring. This boss loves trying to put you to sleep with Snooze. It is also a demon, so you can make use of the Demon Demeaner ability to increase your damage against him.
DQ I: Awarded for crafting all five sigils.
This is an automatic story related Trophy.
If you’re unsure of where to go to advance the story, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings.
DQ I: Awarded for triumphing over a draconic evil.
This is an automatic story related Trophy.
If you’re unsure of where to go to advance the story, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings.
DQ I: Awarded for defeating 800 monsters.
As you play through the game, do not flee from battles or use items/spells/abilities that reduce random encounters. Make sure you are fighting and winning every battle you find yourself in. You can keep track of your progress by going to the Misc Menu > Info > Monsters Defeated.
DQ I: Awarded for obtaining 150 items.
For this, you need 150 unique items. Not, 150 of the same item. Items can be found in chests and sparkle locations on the world map. They can also be found in pots, barrels, bookshelves, nightstands and bags hanging from walls. So, whenever you enter a new town, make sure to search through those in order to find more items. Pots, barrels and hanging bags can also be found in secret areas on the world map. You can also buy items from shops that you don’t have. Secret spot locations can be added to the map by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings. These will show up as rings on the map when you are near a secret spot.
There are 191 different items in the game, so you don’t need to find every single one. You can keep track of your progress by going to the Misc Menu > Info > Types of Item Collected.
DQ I: Awarded for learning every spell and ability.
There are two different ways for learning spells/abilities and you will need to do both. First, spells/abelites are automatically learned as you level up. Second, there are scrolls that are found throughout the game that you need to collect. Once you have collected a scroll, you can read it from your inventory to learn the spell/ability.
You should unlock all of the level based spells/abilities as you work toward defeating 800 monsters for “Ally to Alefgard.”
As for the scroll based spells/abilities, you can follow the Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake Collectible Guide to find their locations.
Level Based Spells/Abilities
- Cattle Prod – Default
- Cop Out – Default
- Level 3 – Heal
- Level 4 – Sizz
- Level 6 – Snooze & Flame Slash
- Level 8 – Zap & Peep
- Level 10 – Fizzle & Dodgy Dance
- Level 12 – Evac & Dragon Slash
- Level 13 – Zoom
- Level 14 – Sizzle
- Level 15 – Holy Protection
- Level 16 – Defending Champion
- Level 17 – Midheal
- Level 18 – Gust Slash
- Level 21 – Zapple
- Level 24 – Lightning Slash
- Level 27 – Falcon Slash
- Level 30 – Kasizz
- Level 32 – Insulatle
- Level 35 – Kazap
- Level 40 – Gigaslash
Scroll Based Spells/Abilities
- Attack Attacker Scroll
- Crack Scroll
- Crackle Scroll
- Demon Demeaner Scroll
- Focus Pocus Scroll
- Kacrack Scroll
- Kacrackle Slash Scroll
- Magic Barrier Scroll
- Meditation Scroll
- Miracle Slash Scroll
- Moreheal Scroll
- Muster Strength Scroll
- Nose for Treasure Scroll
- Padfoot Scroll
- Reheal Scroll
- Safe Passage Scroll
- Sandstorm Scroll
- Snoop Scroll
- Snub Scroll
- Undead Undoer Scroll
- Whistle Scroll
- Wild Side Scroll
DQ I: Awarded for obtaining all the Monarch of Medals’ prizes.
In order to earn this, you’re going to first have to collect all 40 Mini Medals. Their locations are all listed in the Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake Collectible Guide. After collecting all of the medals, you’ll need to turn them all in to the Monarch of Medals. He is found in the southwestern section of the map in the Citadel of the Monarch of the Medals.
Awarded for reading a scroll for the first time.
When you find any scroll for the first time, go into your items and select the scroll. Use the scroll to “read” it and you’ll learn the ability. This will pop after the animation of using the scroll.
Awarded for wiping out in battle for the first time.
This will be earned the first time you lose a battle. You cannot earn this Trophy with invincibility turned on on Dracky Quest difficulty. You’ll need to turn that off and lose a battle.
DQ I: Awarded for equipping all of Erdrick’s gear.
There are 5 pieces of gear to find. Once you have them all, you will simply need to have all 5 pieces equipped at the same time. You won’t be able to track these down until late in the main story. Their locations can be found in the the Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake Collectible Guide.
DQ I: Awarded for staying in an inn with a companion.
This Trophy can be earned in Tantegel. Go to the stone bridge on the south side of town and speak with the woman on the bridge. She’ll follow you after speaking with her. When she follows you, go into the Inn next to the bridge and stay for the night.
DQ I: Awarded for making all craftable items.
Items can be crafted in Faerie Village by speaking to the Craft-Master in the northeast building in the village. All you have to do is speak to her and choose an item from the list to craft as long as you have the required materials.
- Pure Water is required to craft Holy Water
- Spider Web is required to craft Tangleweb
- Twitching Powder is required to craft Coagulant
- Hextract is required to craft Oomph Powder
- Frazzled Feathers is required to craft Chimera Wing
- Jeeper Creeper is required to craft Musk
- Slippery Sap is required to craft Unsealant
- Two-Leaf Clover is required to craft Strong Medicine
DQ I: Awarded for making the dark half of the world your own.
This is earned just before the final boss fight. When speaking to Dragonlord, he will offer you the chance to join him. In order to earn this Trophy, you’ll need to say, “Yes,” when he offers you the chance. Don’t worry. You aren’t choosing a bad or wrong ending. It will just turn out to be a dream and you will wake up. You can then return and fight him to finish the game.
DQ I: Awarded for taking Princess Gwaelin home to Tantegel Castle.
This is an automatic story related Trophy.
If you’re unsure of where to go to advance the story, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings.
DQ I: Awarded for inspiring Zalen.
Inspiring Zalen will require completing a side quest that takes place over the course of the game. You’re going to need to do a few different things for this. You’ll have to speak with him in 5 different locations in order as you progress through the story:
- Forgotten Ruins – To begin the quest.
- Nameless Ruins
- Damdara
- Cantlin
- Galenholm
- Field of Fowers – Speak to the Faerie that will already be there.
- Western Isle – Speak to the Dream-Whisperer in the Shrine of Rain to be taken to Western Isle.
- Rimuldar
You can refer to the Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake Collectible Guide to see where they fit in across the playthrough as a whole.
- 1/10 – Estimated Difficulty – Dracky Quest
- – Estimated Hours to Completion
- 1 – Minimum Play-Throughs
- 0 – Missable Trophies
- 0 – Difficulty Related Trophy
- 0 – Online Multiplayer Trophies
The Trophy list for Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake contain Trophies for both Dragon Quest I and Dragon Quest II. They do not have separate lists. They are combined into one list, so you will need to play both games in order to get this Platinum Trophy.
This page is the guide for Dragon Quest II HD-2D Remake.
Step 1
If you played Dragon Quest III, or I HD-2D Remake, then you can expect a similar experience here. You’re going to need to play through the story while collecting mini medals, spell/ability scrolls and items. There is nothing too difficult here and there are no missables. You can also free roam after the final boss.
While playing through the game, you’re going to want to explore and pick up every item you come across. Items can be found in chests and sparkle locations on the world map. They can also be found in pots, barrels, bookshelves, nightstands and bags hanging from walls. So, whenever you enter a new town, make sure to search through those in order to find more items. You will need to find 320 unique items. As long as you are thorough when exploring, you should have no issue with this.
Also, make sure you battling and defeating every enemy you come across as you progress through the story. You will need to defeat 1500 enemies. Do not flee from too many battles, otherwise you’ll need to grind this out later on.
For collectibles, you can follow the Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake Collectible Guide for the locations of everything needed for Trophies.
Quality of Life Settings / Difficulty Settings
Before getting started, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings. If you’re struggling with difficulty, you can switch the game’s difficulty to Dracky Quest which will allow you to turn on invincibility. Misc. Menu > System Settings > Difficulty Settings. Trophies are not disabled by using any of these settings.
Looking for more Dragon Quest?
- Dragon Quest I HD-2D Remake Trophy Guide & Roadmap
- Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake Trophy Guide & Roadmap
Dragon Quest II
DQ II: Awarded for heading out into the world.
This is an automatic story related Trophy.
If you’re unsure of where to go to advance the story, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings.
DQ II: Awarded for joining forces with the Prince of Cannock.
This is an automatic story related Trophy.
If you’re unsure of where to go to advance the story, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings.
DQ II: Awarded for joining forces with the Princess of Moonbrooke.
This is an automatic story related Trophy.
If you’re unsure of where to go to advance the story, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings.
DQ II: Awarded for obtaining a ship.
This is an automatic story related Trophy.
If you’re unsure of where to go to advance the story, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings.
DQ II: Awarded for joining forces with the Princess of Cannock.
This is an automatic story related Trophy.
If you’re unsure of where to go to advance the story, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings.
DQ II: Awarded for obtaining the Moon Sigil.
This is an automatic story related Trophy.
If you’re unsure of where to go to advance the story, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings.
DQ II: Awarded for obtaining the Star Sigil.
This is an automatic story related Trophy.
If you’re unsure of where to go to advance the story, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings.
DQ II: Awarded for obtaining the Sun Sigil.
This is an automatic story related Trophy.
If you’re unsure of where to go to advance the story, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings.
DQ II: Awarded for visiting Mersea for the first time after saving the mermaids.
This is an automatic story related Trophy.
If you’re unsure of where to go to advance the story, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings.
DQ II: Awarded for obtaining the Water Sigil.
This is an automatic story related Trophy.
If you’re unsure of where to go to advance the story, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings.
DQ II: Awarded for obtaining the Soul Sigil.
This is an automatic story related Trophy.
If you’re unsure of where to go to advance the story, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings.
DQ II: Awarded for obtaining all the sigils and waking Rubiss.
This is an automatic story related Trophy.
If you’re unsure of where to go to advance the story, you can turn on objective markers as well as treasure chest and secret spot locations by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings.
DQ II: Awarded for proving your might to the King of Dirkandor.
DQ II: Awarded for reaching Rendarak.
DQ II: Awarded for defeating Atlas, Pazuzu and Belial.
DQ II: Awarded for defeating Hargon.
DQ II: Awarded for triumphing over evil.
DQ II: Awarded for triumphing over true evil.
DQ II: Awarded for defeating Xenlon.
DQ II: Awarded for defeating 1500 monsters.
As you play through the game, do not flee from battles or use items/spells/abilities that reduce random encounters. Make sure you are fighting and winning every battle you find yourself in. You can keep track of your progress by going to the Misc Menu > Info > Monsters Defeated.
DQ II: Awarded for obtaining 320 items.
For this, you need 320 unique items. Not, 320 of the same item. Items can be found in chests and sparkle locations on the world map. They can also be found in pots, barrels, bookshelves, nightstands and bags hanging from walls. So, whenever you enter a new town, make sure to search through those in order to find more items. Pots, barrels and hanging bags can also be found in secret areas on the world map. You can also buy items from shops that you don’t have. Secret spot locations can be added to the map by going into the Misc. Menu > System Settings > Helpful Settings. These will show up as rings on the map when you are near a secret spot.
There are 400 different items in the game, so you don’t need to find every single one. You can keep track of your progress by going to the Misc Menu > Info > Types of Item Collected.
DQ II: Awarded for learning every spell and ability.
There are two different ways for learning spells/abilities and you will need to do both. First, spells/abelites are automatically learned as you level up. Second, there are scrolls that are found throughout the game that you need to collect. Once you have collected a scroll, you can read it from your inventory to learn the spell/ability.
As for the scroll based spells/abilities, you can follow the Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake Collectible Guide to find their locations.
In DQII, you’ll have a party this time around. So, multiple party members can learn the some of the same abilities from scrolls. That does not matter for this Trophy. You can teach the scrolls to whoever you’d like. Also, there are some scrolls that have multiple locations. You do not need to collect every one of the same scroll. This Trophy just requires that every ability is learned at least once. As an example, there are multiple Crackle scrolls in the game, but you only need to get one and teach it. You don’t need every Crackle scroll.
Hero of Midenhall
- Level 1 – Cattle Prod, Flying Knee, Mercurial Thrust
- Level 4 – Stone’s Throw
- Level 7 – Muster Strength
- Level 9 – Helm Splitter
- Level 13 – Hawkeye Claw
- Level 16 – Double Edged Slash
- Level 18 – Dragon Slash
- Level 20 – Hatchet Man
- Level 24 – Attack Attacker
- Level 26 – Knuckle Sandwich
- Level 28 – Forbearance
- Level 30 – Double Up
- Level 31 – Egg On
- Level 34 – Meditation
- Level 36 – Multifists
- Level 38 – Helichopter
- Level 41 – Cutting Edge
Caradoc
- Level 1 – Cop Out, Flame Slash, Heal, Poof, Sizz
- Level 6 – Squelch
- Level 7 – Buff
- Level 8 – Dodgy Dance, Fizzle
- Level 9 – Evac
- Level 11 – Zap
- Level 12 – Whistle
- Level 13 – Roundhouse Kick
- Level 15 – Midheal
- Level 16 – Sizzle
- Level 17 – Miracle Slash, Zoom
- Level 18 – Kabuff
- Level 19 – Lightning Slash, Safe Passage
- Level 20 – Whack
- Level 23 – Gust Slash
- Level 24 – Zapple
- Level 25 – Zing
- Level 26 – Thwack
- Level 27 – Falcon Slash
- Level 28 – Fullheal
- Level 31 – Kasizz
- Level 37 – Kazap, Kazing
- Level 38 – Kamakazee
- Level 40 – Omniheal
- Level 42 – Gigaslash
Peronel
- Level 1 – Call of the Wild, Dazzle, Dig, Evac, Heal, Holy Protection, Midheal, Snooze, Woosh, Nose for Treasure
- Level 11 – Zoom
- Level 12 – Bang
- Level 13 – Sap
- Level 14 – Snap Crackle, Poof
- Level 15 – Tingle
- Level 16 – Blow Kiss, Swoosh
- Level 17 – Cock-A-Doodle-Doo
- Level 18 – Kasap
- Level 20 – Focus Pocus, Magic Barrier
- Level 21 – Zing
- Level 22 – Boom, Lashing of Love
- Level 23 – Drain Magic
- Level 24 – Fuddle, Sobering Slap
- Level 25 – Oomph
- Level 26 – Insulatle
- Level 28 – Hip Drop
- Level 29 – Sheen
- Level 30 – Kaswoosh
- Level 32 – Multiheal
- Level 35 – Wild Side
- Level 37 – Kaboom
- Level 41 – Kazing
- Level 42 – Hocus Pocus
- Level 44 – Channel Anger
Matilda
- Level 1 – Dodgy Dance, Frizz, Heal, Rib-Tickler, Sleepy Slap, Sobering Slap
- Level 6 – Crack
- Level 10 – Crackle, Frizzle, Peep, Roundhouse Kick, Shocking Slash
- Level 23 – Wizardly Waft
- Level 25 – Thin Air
- Level 26 – Kacrack
- Level 27 – Hypnowhip
- Level 30 – Reheal
- Level 32 – Absorb Magic, Harvest Moon
- Level 33 – Serenity
- Level 34 – Kacrackle
- Level 35 – Persecutter
- Level 37 – Hustle Dance
- Level 38 – Kafrizz
- Level 41 – Twin Dragon Lash
Scrolls
- Assassin’s Stab Scroll
- Bang Scroll
- Bazoom Scroll
- Boom Scroll
- Bounce Scroll
- Buff Scroll
- Channel Anger Scroll
- Crack Scroll
- Crackle Scroll
- Critical Claim Scroll
- Defizzle Scroll
- Demon Demeaner Scroll
- Dragon Slash Scroll
- Egg On Scroll
- Focus Pocus Scroll
- Fog of War Scroll
- Frizz Scroll
- Frizzle Scroll
- Hawkeye Claw Scroll
- Harvest Moon Scroll
- Hypnowhip Scroll
- Insulatle Scroll
- Kaboom Scroll
- Kabuff Scroll
- Kaclang Scroll
- Kacrack Scroll
- Kacrackle Scroll
- Kacrackle Slash Scroll
- Kafrizz Scroll
- Kasap Scroll
- Kerplunk Dance Scroll
- Lightning Scroll
- Metal Slash Scroll
- Miracle Slash Scroll
- Multislice Scroll
- Multiheal Scroll
- Muster Strength Scroll
- Padfoot Scroll
- Power Puff-Puff Scroll
- Propeller Blade Scroll
- Puff-Puff Scroll
- Reheal Scroll
- Ripple of Disruption Scroll
- Sap Scroll
- Service Call Scroll
- Snub Scroll
- Snoop Scroll
- Soothing Song Scroll
- Spooky Aura Scroll
- Steal Sickle Scroll
- Sword Dance Scroll
- Undead Undoer Scroll
- Wild Side Scroll
- Wind Sickles Scroll
- Zin Scroll
DQ II: Awarded for obtaining all the Maharaja of Medals’ prizes.
In order to earn this, you’re going to first have to collect all 40 Mini Medals. Their locations are all listed in the Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake Collectible Guide.
DQ II: Awarded for defeating a total of 10 metal slimes and liquid metal slimes combined.
DQ II: Awarded for defeating the Dragonlord’s great-grandson.
DQ II: Awarded for winning the ultimate prize at a tombola stall.
As you explore the game, you will be able to find Tombola Tickets. These are spent at the tombola stall in Moonahan to win a randomized prize. In order to earn this Trophy, you’re going to need to get the ultimate prize which are the Golden Claws. Before doing the drawing, go to the church and make a manual save. Then, go over to the Tombola tent and use the tickets we’ve picked up to try and win the ultimate prize. If you don’t get the prize, you can just reload the manual save and try again until you win it. The Golden Claws are a strong weapon, but they increase random battles. That can be annoying, but it will actually help with knocking out the Trophy for beating 1,500 monsters. Which will also help with leveling up to learn every spell/ability.
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DQ II: Awarded for having all four party members dress up in animal costumes.
DQ II: Awarded for defeating an überkilling machine in the Seabed Storeroom.