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Here is a guide on the Gadabout Job Class in Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake (DQ3). See how to get Gadabout, the best personalities, learned spells and abilities, equipment for the job class, and when to become a Gadabout in this guide!
List of Contents
| Personality | STR | RES | AGI | STA | WIS | LUK |
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This personality increases your Strength, Resilience, and Stamina. Since most of the time, you're only going to be nurturing Gadabouts to get Sages, this personality can toughen them up until you get to level 20.
Best Personality for Each Job Class
| Personality | STR | RES | AGI | STA | WIS | LUK |
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| Vamp |
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A perfectly balanced personality is the Vamp personality. It adds to all of the available stats and is no longer exclusive to female characters unlike previous Dragon Quest 3 versions.
Vamp Personality and How to Get
| Lvl. | Spell | MP | Effect |
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| 9 | Sobering Slap | 4 | Cures one ally from paralysis, sleep, or confusion. |
| 13 | Whistle | 0 | Calls for a random monster encounter. |
| 22 | Kerplunk Dance | 0 | Revives all allies and fully recovers their HP in exchange for all of the caster's life and MP. |
| 31 | Egg On | 3 | Significantly increases attack of an ally for one turn. |
| 32 | Harvest Moon | 8 | Attacks all enemies. The fewer the number of enemies, the greater the damage. |
| 38 | Hustle Dance | 14 | Restores 70 HP to all allies. |
| 45 | Channel Anger | 16 | Increases the power of your attack spells. |
List of All Spells and Abilities
| Equipment | |
|---|---|
| Weapon | Gringham Whip |
| Armor | Male: Dark Cape Female: Shimmering Dress |
| Helmet | Horned Hat |
| Shield | Expel Shield |
| Accessory | Elevating Shoes |
| Weapon | Attack | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Cypress Stick | 2 | No Bonus Effect |
| Oaken Club | 5 | No Bonus Effect |
| Bronze Knife | 8 | No Bonus Effect |
| Copper Sword | 10 | No Bonus Effect |
| Divine Dagger | 12 | No Bonus Effect |
| Chain Sickle | 16 | No Bonus Effect |
| Thorn Whip | 19 | Inflicts damage to one group of enemies. |
| Boomerang | 11 | Inflicts damage to all enemies. |
| Edged Boomerang | 24 | Inflicts damage to all enemies. |
| Iron Lance | 24 | No Bonus Effect |
| Chain Whip | 27 | Inflicts damage to one group of enemies. |
| Slapstick | 31 | No Bonus Effect |
| Iron Axe | 37 | No Bonus Effect |
| Spiked Steel Whip | 40 | Inflicts damage to one group of enemies. |
| Flametang Boomerang | 65 | Inflicts damage to all enemies. |
| Siren Sword | 79 | Casts Fuddle when used as an item in battle. |
| Dragontail Whip | 62 | Inflicts damage to one group of enemies. |
| Gringham Whip | 118 | Inflicts damage to one group of enemies. |
| Hunter's Moon | 131 | Inflicts damage to all enemies. |
| Metal Wing Boomerang | 102 | Inflicts damage to all enemies. Guaranteed to hit metal-type enemies. |
| Swallowtail | 52 | Inflicts damage to all enemies. Increased damage to insect-type enemies. |
| Gusterang | 46 | Inflicts damage to all enemies. |
| Rubiss' Sword | 206 | Casts Kazapple when used as an item in battle. |
| Empress's Whip | 94 | Inflicts damage to one group of enemies. Increased damage to human-type enemies. |
| Beastly Bullwhip | 34 | Inflicts damage to one group of enemies. Increased damage to beast-type enemies. |
The Gadabout can be changed to a Sage class without the use of the Words of Wisdom item. The only requirement to do this is to level up this class to level 20 and going to the Alltrades Abbey to make the change.

During its early levels, you can control what moves they will do. However, as you level them up, the Gadabout class will "ignore" your commands and will do its own moves. This can range from being beneficial for the team or downright disastrous. Beware!
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yeah but the higher their level the less and less they're worth using because you can't control them is stupid.
Gadabout Job Class and Best Personality



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still worth getting because the goof off can work wonders and you'll still have the abilities learned when you switch to another class.