
PS5
Living Legend is easier to track with two logs: Dragon Quest I needs 150 distinct items, while Dragon Quest II needs 320. Start in Alefgard and use each town visit to look for mini medals and scrolls. In II, track Xenlon’s rewards and the Supreme Sword quest; the first credits are not the end of the platinum.
One PS5 list spans Dragon Quest I and II. This roadmap covers both games, II’s true ending and the remaining objectives.
- Base list: 48 trophies, PS5
- Difficulty: Selectable; Dracky Quest assists do not disable trophies.
- Online: Not required.
- After the ending: Keep the completed save for exploration and the postgame.
Sweep each Alefgard settlement
Enable objective, chest and secret-spot markers in the helpful settings. At every settlement check containers and hanging bags: new purchases, loot and materials are more useful than duplicates. Mark areas that need a key and return once you have it. Read the scrolls from your inventory and fight as you explore so you do not leave all 800 kills to the end.
- Count distinct items for Item Enthusiast.
Finish Zalen’s quest and visit the Dragonlord
Start Zalen’s quest in Forgotten Ruins and follow his stops during the story, including Damdara, Cantlin and Galenholm. Take all 40 of I’s mini medals to the monarch and finish Erdrick’s equipment set. Keep a save before the Dragonlord: accept his offer for Dealing with the Devil, then return for the story fight.
- Check the medal rewards, not just your collected total.
Use II’s ship, keys and dives
Progress the sigils and recruit all four party members before a deep cleanup. The ship opens island groups; diving and keys add more layers to explore. Visit the Record-Keeper at Faerie Palace to start collecting the seven Living Memories. Track II’s 80 mini medals separately from the item catalogue and each character’s scrolls.
- For Treasure-Hunter use the Northern Seabed Storeroom, not a similarly named one.
Collect Xenlon’s rewards
After turning in all seven memories, use the route to Cloudsgate Citadel and climb the tower to challenge Xenlon. Check the selected reward before committing: Masters of Arts needs two Power Puff-Puff scrolls, one for each of the two characters who learn the ability. Handle the ten metal slimes and tombola goals separately so you know what is still missing.
- Save before drawing and keep track of your tombola tickets.
Bring the Supreme Sword to the true ending
In II, start the Faded Blade quest with the Dragonlord’s descendant. After the normal ending, work through the Sphere of Light and defeat the descendant to obtain Erdrick’s Supreme Sword. Return to the final bosses and use the sword as a battle item, rather than merely equipping it, to open the additional fight. Follow the remaining objectives and conversations after winning.
- Check the PS5 list after the true ending; the trophy follows the closing sequence.
Trophies to watch
Welcome Home, Muffin
DQ II: Awarded for triumphing over true evil.
Bring the Supreme Sword into the rematch and use it from the battle item menu.
They've Gotta Have It
DQ II: Awarded for obtaining 320 items.
For 320 distinct items, search secret spots and buy entries you have not found yet.
Masters of Arts
DQ II: Awarded for learning every spell and ability.
Combine level-up skills with scrolls; plan two Power Puff-Puff rewards from Xenlon.
Master of Medals
DQ II: Awarded for obtaining all the Maharaja of Medals' prizes.
Return all 80 mini medals in Dragon Quest II and claim the Maharaja’s final reward.
A New Song of Erdrick
DQ I: Awarded for inspiring Zalen.
Follow Zalen from Forgotten Ruins through his later stops; one conversation is not enough.
Frequently asked questions
Are there two separate platinums?
No. The PS5 collection has one platinum; the DQ I and DQ II prefixes show where each trophy unlocks.
Do assists block Living Legend?
The list has no specific difficulty requirement. Use markers and, if needed, Dracky Quest’s invincibility setting.
What should I finish after II’s credits?
Load the completed save for the true ending, then return to missing medal rewards, scrolls and unique items.
Sources
- PlayStation Store Italia – edizione PS5
- Square Enix – data e aggiornamento di lancio
- Dayngls’ Guides – roadmap e trofei di Dragon Quest I
- Dayngls’ Guides – postgame e trofei di Dragon Quest II
Trophy lists
Buying the game
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