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'''Erdrick''', also known as '''Loto''' or '''Roto''', is a legendary hero from the '']'' series. The first three Dragon Quest games make up the "Erdrick trilogy," which are all connected by the legend of Erdrick. He is known in the game as the hero who freed ] from darkness{{ref|dw_manual}}. The name Erdrick was first mentioned in the ] ], '']'' in which the player is referred to as Erdrick's decedent. Erdrick’s ] was completed with the ] release of '']''.
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==Use of Erdrick in '']''==

In '']'', Erdrick was the ancestor of the hero. The hero follows in the footsteps of Erdrick to ultimately reach ] and confront the ].

In '']'', the heroes are descendants of Erdrick, and also of the hero from Dragon Warrior.

In '']'', the ] of the hero Erdrick are revealed; therefore, the ] of the first three games is III, I, II.

==Alternate Names for the Same Legendary Hero==

The hero, originally known as Erdrick to many North Americans, is also known by two other names: Roto and Loto.

===Roto===
In the original ] games ('']''), Erdrick is known exclusively by the name '''Roto''', which is also used by some ] ].

===Loto===
Another ] of the name is '''Loto''', which was used in place of Erdrick when ] re-released Dragon Warrior I, II, and III on the ].

==Title or Name?==

In ''Dragon Warrior III'', the hero, who may be either male or female, departs from ] in order to follow in the footsteps of the brave warrior ], the hero's father, by defeating the ] ]. After accomplishing that, the hero returns victorious to Aliahan only to be confronted by a new nemesis, ]. Taking up a new quest to defeat Zoma, the hero travels through the ] to Alefgard, which is sealed in darkness.

At the end of ''Dragon Warrior III'', the King of Alefgard bestows upon the hero “the Order of Erdrick”, the country’s highest honor reserved only for true heroes. While this implies Erdrick is merely a title, it is possible to name the hero Erdrick at the beginning of ''Dragon Warrior III'', although an extra character is required after the “k”, such as an extra space, to prevent the game dialogue from displaying an ''enter your real name'' type of message.

==Items Bearing the Name Erdrick==

In the ] versions of Dragon Warrior, several items that once belonged to the hero have Erdrick in their names. (these are named after Loto in the Game Boy remakes):

===Erdrick’s Sword===

This is the most powerful sword in ''Dragon Warrior'' and ''Dragon Warrior III''. Other names for this sword include Sword of Erdrick (''Dragon Warrior II'') and Sword of Kings (''Dragon Warrior III'').

===Erdrick’s Armor===

The most powerful armor in ''Dragon Warrior'', which protects against the hit point damage from poison swamps and barriers. It is also known as Armor of Erdrick in ''Dragon Warrior II'' and as Armor of Radiance in ''Dragon Warrior III''.

===Erdrick’s Token===

An object which proves the hero's lineage in ''Dragon Warrior'', which is found in a swamp south of Cantlin (or Mercado in the Game Boy remake).

===Erdrick's Tablet===

A message written in stone by Erdrick in ''Dragon Warrior III'' and left for the hero in ''Dragon Warrior''. It gives instructions on what items are needed to reach the Isle of Dragons, which is the location of Charlock Castle. The tablet is found in a cave called Erdrick's Cave.

===The Helmet of Erdrick===

The helmet worn by Erdrick when confronting Zoma. This item exists only in ''Dragon Warrior II'', and it is not a specific armor from ''Dragon Warrior III''. (It may be assumed to be Ortega's Helm in the remake of Dragon Warrior III).

===The Shield of Erdrick===

The shield used by Erdrick when confronting Zoma. This is the name found in ''Dragon Warrior II''. It is called the Shield of Heroes in ''Dragon Warrior III'', and it does not exist in ''Dragon Warrior''.

==Other References to Erdrick==

* In '']'', there is a place known as Erdrick’s Cave, where a tablet, written by Erdrick to their descendant the hero, may be found.
* In the original '']'', there is a grave for Erdrick (in the remakes, the name is ]).
* Erdrick's sword is wielded by a mark in ]. It is refered to as the "Wyrmhero Blade" (In the Japanese version, it's called "Tolo Sword").
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==Notes==
:# {{note|dw_manual}} Dragon Warrior manual

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