DRAGON QUEST/WARRIOR
(DQ = ’86, DW = ’89) The original Dragon Warrior/Quest game. After a man known only as the Dragonlord inhabited the long-forbidden Castle Charlock, a wave of monsters and dragons began sweeping over the Kingdom of Alefgard. Princess Gwaelin, the daughter of King Lorik of Tantegel Castle, was kidnapped and imprisoned. A Dragon Warrior believed to be the descendant of Erdrick the Great (or "Enicus the Great" in Dragon Quest) appeared, then went on a quest to rescue Gwaelin and strike down the Dragonlord.

Dragon Quest comprises the first half of the Dragon Quest I & II Remix on the Super Famicom.

DRAGON QUEST/WARRIOR II
(DQ II = ’87, DW II = ’90) The legacy of Erdrick the Great continues. Several decades having passed since the original descendant of Erdrick defeated the Dragonlord in Dragon Warrior, the people of Alefgard have since colonized an expanse of new lands discovered by the Erdrick descendant and Princess Gwaelin, lands they named Torland. Suddenly, Hargon the Sorceror declares war on the world, sending his beasts out to besiege and destroy the Kingdom of Moonbrooke. The three current descendants of Erdrick, the prince of Midenhall, the prince of Cannock, and the princess of Moonbrooke, all unite to defeat Hargon and his powerful master, Malroth.

This game comprised the second half of the Dragon Quest I & II Remix on the Super Famicom.

DRAGON QUEST/WARRIOR III
(DQ III = ’88, DW III = ’91) "Before the legend can continue, it must begin!" Actually a prequel that leads into the original Dragon Warrior/Quest game, Dragon Warrior III chronicled the adventures of Erdrick the Great, the warrior who came to Alefgard and saved it from the forces of darkness ages before. The game begins with you (as Erdrick), a young hero on his or her sixteenth birthday, about to see the king. After gathering three companions of whatever class you wish, you travel the land in an effort to vanquish the archfiend Baramos. It is discovered, however, that the true source of evil lies in the Land of Darkness, a land also known as Alefgard. Erdrick journeys to Charlock Castle and defeats the tyrant Zoma, restoring peace to both lands.

Dragon Quest III was masterfully redone on the Super Famicom’s Dragon Quest III Remix.

DRAGON QUEST/WARRIOR IV
(DQ IV = ’90, DW IV = ’92) The beginning of the second Dragon Warrior/Quest trilogy, Dragon Warrior IV began the "Celestial Trilogy." The adventure is divided up into five chapters. The first four detail the adventures of the soldier Ragnar, the princess Alena, Taloon the merchant, and the twin sisters, as they go about their way. The fifth chronicles the coming of age of the prophecised hero, who gathers the characters of the previous chapters as he or she journeys out to do battle with the wicked Saro.

Taloon, the merchant from the third chapter of the game, became the main character in Torneco No Daibouken on the Super Famicom.