Fynn
is an EoFF Hero and/or Heroine
Radical Dreamer

yes

cake. cake is good

Oh no, I meant the Polish entry. It was full of sex appeal and, presumably, actually about sex appeal. They were all ladies but I can project you onto them easy enough

10 am? That should be good. no worries and thanks again!

Alrighty. Not a big deal if it has to wait until tomorrow, just not too late because then no one will have time to send anything xD

Ah shoot I didnae see that. Don't worry about it, tomorrow is fine! Feel better

Dun forget to send the PM please!

DQIII introduces a job class system and its world map is loosely based on the real world. It also has a surprising twist 2/3rds into the game. It is one of my favorite games in the series for being pretty groundbreaking for its time.

DQIV uses an interesting Chapter setup, where the game is split into five chapters (six in the DS) each chapter focusing on a party member and their story until Chapter 5 introduces the hero and he collects the companions from the previous chapters. Some chapters like Torneko also have some interesting gamplay mechanics like running an armor/weapon shop.

Dragon Quest V deals with the story of a boy helping his father seek out the Legendary Hero. What's interesting about this game is that the story goes through the heroes life, starting when he's about five years old and ending after he is married and has his own family. The character has the ability to befriend monsters and so it plays a bit like SMT/Pokemon where your party is mostly composed of monsters you've recruited.

DQVI, I haven't played but I know it uses a Real World/Dream World mechanic for the story and gameplay. It also brings the Job Class system from III but it expands it and adds elements of FFV's version.

DQVII deals with a fisher's son who lives on the small island of Estard, which is the only piece of land in the whole world, the rest being ocean. He dreams along with his friends to leave and go have adventures. They explore some forbidden ruins on the island for fun and unlock a portal to another world. The game expands the Job Class system from DQVI even further and was the game that introduced the SIM City mini-game.

I think you mentioned playing DQVIII, so IX is about a rookie Guardian Angel who has to help mortals in order to gain Benevolence from them in order to feed the World Tree in their sky city until it bears fruits. An accident occurs when the tree finally bears fruit and the Angel wakes up back on the mortal world, now as an actual mortal who has lost most of his heavenly power. The game utilizes a new Job Class system that takes its cues from FFXI with elements of DQVIII's Weapon system. It also brings back the Party Tavern where you can make your own party like DQIII.

Yeah, I know what you mean :/

Yeah!