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Deadsight Series

The Deadsight Series is a series of Sniper Rifle weapons by Six Stars in Xenoblade Chronicles X. This series of Sniper Rifles is available after unlocking the Arms Manufacturer Six Stars.
==Overview==
==Purchasable weapons==
===Battle Traits===
Requirement	Battle Trait
AM Lv. 1 	Humanoid Slayer
AM Lv. 4 	Destabilizer
AM Lv. 5 	Opening Art: Damage Up
Like all purchasable weapons, the Deadsight Series comes with 3 Battle Trait upgrades.
===Augment slots===
All purchasable weapons come with no augment slots. At L's Shop, up to 3 Augment slots can be added to any weapon.
==Enemy drop weapons==
===Battle Traits===
Like all weapons dropped by enemies, the Deadsight Series comes with 1-3 random Battle Traits.
"Worn" and "Advanced" weapons come with 3 Battle Trait upgrades, "Ultra" weapons come with 10.
The following Battle Traits are possible to appear on any Six Stars ranged weapon. To see specific probabilities for a particular weapon, see its page. 
===Augment slots===
Like all weapons dropped by enemies, the Deadsight Series comes with 0-3 Augment slots. It is possible to add further Augment slots up to a total of 3 at L's Shop.
==Craftable weapons==
The Masterstroke Deadsight has the highest Attack among all Deadsight weapons, even higher than the Ultra Transience Deadsight. However, it does not come with any Battle Traits. It comes with all 3 Augment slots.
==Special weapons==
There are no special Deadsight weapons.
==In other languages==
Dealing Kingdoms

Dealing Kingdoms is a Board Game Pouch item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be purchased from Noagh at Elgeschel Hobby Store in the Ayvill Shopping District in Alba Cavanich, Empire of Mor Ardain. Obtaining the Kingdom Contract by completing the Shipyard Security Merc Mission is required to unlock this pouch item. 
==Trivia==
According to Tully, it is a game based on Dueling Kingdoms with the Nopon Trade Guilds added in to give more depth.
==In other languages==
Death

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 is Track 26 on the Xenosaga THE ANIMATION Original Soundtrack. It plays in the following scenes:
* Allen explains Shion's reluctance to accelerate the KOS-MOS research to a new researcher in Episode 1.
* Virgil remembers Hornst and Lester after picking up a gun in Episode 7.
* Shion sees a memory of her younger self in the Subconscious Domain in Episode 8.
==Album notes==
Category:Music (XSTA)Category:Songs composed by Kousuke Yamashita
Death Eater

Death Eater is an enemy from Xenogears. It is fought in Anima Dungeon 1.
==Description==
Death Eater has an attack that will drain a party member's EP. If the player attacks it with deathblows it will use an attack where it consumes the character.
==Statistics==
==Gallery==
Death Eater Lineart.png|Death Eater Lineart
Category:Enemies (Anima Dungeon 1)
Death Match With Torna

Death Match With Torna is Disc 2, Track 11 on the Xenoblade2 Original Soundtrack and and Disc 7, Track 11 on the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box.
It plays in the following battles, as well as the cutscenes immediately prior:
* in Garfont Village.
* and in the Old Factory (for the first phase of the battle).
* , and at Genbu Crown.
==Album notes==
==In Super Smash Bros.==
Death Match with Torna is one of the music tracks in , available on the and the stages.
Category:Music (XC2)Category:Music (SSBU)Category:Songs composed by ACE
Debuff (XC2)

Debuffs are a type of status effect in the of Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Torna ~ The Golden Country. A character inflicted with a debuff usually has their combat abilities hindered while the debuff lasts. Some debuffs can only be inflicted by enemies on party members, whereas others can only be inflicted on enemies.
Debuffs are not to be confused with s, which similarly temporarily hinder combat abilities, but which can be inflicted upon enemies and party members alike.
==Overview==
Debuffs each last a certain duration, which may vary based upon settings. Individual debuffs can be resisted by equipping certain , such as . The party may also grant themselves temporary immunity to specific debuffs using seals. The Debuff Cancel Blade Art and AC System Reset nullify any debuffs currently on the relevant Driver.
===List of debuffs===
====Enemy debuffs====
* does not affect the target during its ordinary duration, but kills them when it expires.
* Nullify Heal prevents the target from increasing their through .
* Shackle Blade prevents the from acting. It can be sealed via a Blade Combo ending in ice.
* Shackle Driver prevents the Driver from acting, besides movement. It can be sealed via a Blade Combo ending in earth.
* Stench prevents the Blade from approaching the Driver. It can be sealed via a Blade Combo ending in water.
* prevents the target from attacking any enemy besides the one who inflicted the debuff, or from running from combat.
====Party debuffs====
All such debuffs come from Rear Guard Arts in Torna ~ The Golden Country.
* Moondance reduces the target's resistance rate.
* Baric Blast lowers the target's ether defense.
* Shadowflare lowers the target's physical defense.
==Strategy==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Nullify Heal Nia.png|The Nullify Heal debuff's visual appearance.
Shackle Blade Common Blade.png|Shackle Blade's appearance.
Category:Battle mechanics (XC2)Category:Battle mechanics (TTGC)**
Debuff (XS3)

Debuffs are a type of status effect in the of Xensaga Episode III. A character inflicted with a debuff usually has their combat abilities hindered while the debuff lasts.
==Overview==
===List of debuffs===
* Crystallization causes the target to crystallize and shatter after two turns, effectively removing them for the duration of the battle.
* deals damage over time to the target.
* reflects damage to the target.
* Seal Tech prevents the target from using Tech.
* Seal Ether prevents the target from using Ether.
==Strategy==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Shion under Crystallization.png|Crystallization.
Category:Battle mechanics (XS3)
Debuff (disambiguation)

Debuff may refer to:
* Debuff (XG) - debuffs in Xenogears
* Debuff (XS1) - debuffs in Xenosaga Episode I
* Debuff (XS2) - debuffs in Xenosaga Episode II
* Debuff (XS3) - debuffs in Xenosaga Episode III
* Debuff (XC1) - debuffs in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected
* Debuff (XCX) - debuffs in Xenoblade Chronicles X
* Debuff (XC2) - debuffs in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Torna ~ The Golden Country
* Debuff (XC3) - debuffs in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 and Future Redeemed
Debuff Barrier

Debuff Barrier is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 and Future Redeemed. The next that targets a character with this buff is nullified. It does not remove any existing debuffs, though sometimes it is paired with an additional effect that does (such as ).
Debuff Barrier does not benefit from effects such as Swelling Blessing (reaching x2 buff power would cause Debuff Barrier to block the next two debuffs, but it is impossible to reach x2 buff power). It lasts for 20 seconds at base, up to 40 seconds with enough buff-duration-increasing effects.
Debuff Barrier is situationally very useful; enemy can be painful, as well as rare debuffs such as Heal Bind and Moebius Shackles. However, Eclipse Soul bypasses Debuff Barrier, and many enemy debuffs tend not to cause major issues to the player. Generally, the usefulness of this buff depends upon the fight.
==List of arts that can grant Debuff Barrier==
===By party members===
* Cure Bullet (hero) and Cure Bullet (inherited)
* Machine Lifter
===By enemies===
==In other languages==
Category:Status effects (XC3)Category:Status effects (FR)
Debuff Cancel

Debuff Cancel (called out as Revitalise) is a Blade Art and associated buff in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It cleanses all debuffs currently active on the recipient. The effect triggers 50% of the time whenever the Blade's Driver is debuffed; this check is attempted constantly, so due to the retry lockout, in practice it is retried every 3 seconds.
==Users==
In addition, Poppi can use this art when equipped with AC System Reset.
==In other languages==
Debuff Immunity

Debuff Immunity is a buff in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It provides a percentage chance that the user will resist any incoming debuff; it is only named Debuff "Immunity" because all arts that provide it have their resist chance set to 100%, making the user entirely immune. By itself, it does not remove any existing debuffs, but all arts that provide it happen to do this as well. While it protects against , it does not protect against the other statuses of , , and .
Debuff Resist s provide a percentage chance that the user will resist an incoming debuff.
==List of arts that can inflict Debuff Resistance==
===By party members===
Character	Art	Description
===By enemies===
==In other languages==
Category:Buffs (XC1)Category:Buffs (FC)
Debuff Plus

Debuff Plus is a effect in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It increases the duration of any debuffs caused by the user's other equipped gems.
==Overview==
Debuff gems generally apply 10 seconds of their effect, so combining with Debuff Plus can increase the duration up to a maximum of 25 seconds. This is rather situational, as it requires the luck of those other gems to trigger, but it makes them much more effective when they do.
==Sources==
==In other languages==
Debuff Res Down

Debuff Res Down is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X, short for Debuff Resistance Down. This Debuff makes it easier to inflict other Debuffs such as Control, , or attribute resistance debuffs on an enemy by lowering the resistance chance.
==Overview==
This status makes it easier to inflict debuffs on other fighters. It will not remove status immunities, though, so it mainly works to help apply debuffs where they'd otherwise be resisted, or to debuff high-level targets.
On foot, Debuff Res Down can be prevented via the Armor augment Resist Debuff Res Down. While in a Skell, Debuff Res Down can be prevented via the Skell Armor augment Resist.DEBUFF-DOWN.
Additionally, Skells can use the Skell Weapon augment TimeEx.DEBUFF-DOWN to increase the duration of Debuff Res Down.
Debuff Level 	Duration	Resistance Reduction
Debuff Res Down	 	30%
Debuff Res Down	 	35%
Debuff Res Down	 	40%
Debuff Res Down	 	45%
Debuff Res Down	 	50%
Debuff Res Down	 	80%
==List of arts that can inflict Debuff Res Down==
====By Skells====
===By enemies===
==In other languages==
Category:Statuses (XCX)
Debuff Resist

Debuff Resist is a effect in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It adds a percentage chance that the user will not be affected by any sort of debuff.
==Overview==
Debuff Resist is extremely powerful in the sense that it basically does the job of all other 18-ish specific debuff resistence gems all at once, in addition to the debuffs without a matching resist gem, and the higher-quality ones can mostly if not completely obviate entire arts like Cure Bullet or Shield Drones II. Any character will greatly appreciate the chance to shrug off any debuff like it's nothing.
==Sources==
==In other languages==
Decapitator Marvin

Decapitator Marvin is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be found anytime in a room in the Old City of Teddim in the of the Empire of Mor Ardain, together with a Hooligan Igna. Defeating it will unlock the third level of 's Battle Skill.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Decapitator Marvin Nametag.jpg|Decapitator Marvin's nametag
Decapitator Marvin Map Location.jpg|Decapitator Marvin's location on the map
Decapitator Marvin Tombstone.jpg|Decapitator Marvin's tombstone
Decapitator Marvin Tombstone Interface.jpg|Decapitator Marvin's tombstone interface
Category:Unique monsters (Mor Ardain)Category:Ignas (XC2)
Decayed Forest

The Decayed Forest is a in Makna Forest. It is located east of Glowmoss Trihenge. The battle against the takes place here.
==Enemies==
* Leone Telethia (part 1)
* Leone Telethia (part 2)
==Map==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Decayed Forest DE.jpg|Decayed Forest in Definitive Edition
it:Foresta decomposta
Decaying Titan

Decaying Titan is a sub-area in the Land of Morytha in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is the decaying carcass of the Tornan Titan and where Rex joins back with the rest of the party.
==Landscape==
==Locations==
*
==Landmarks==
*Womb Hollow
*Central Pathway
==Enemies==
===Normal enemies===
*Dajan Sovereign
*Dalakio Scout
*Elidor Parisax
*Kendra Guldo
*Leran Parisax
*Mabalus Parisax
*Werval Egg
*Zalidor Guldo
===Unique monsters===
*Parasite Aplacus
===Bosses===
*Infernal Guldo (part 1)
*Infernal Guldo (part 2)
==Heart-to-Hearts==
*Stronger Than Light
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Screenshots===
Land of Morytha Decaying Titan's outside.jpg|Outside of the Decaying Titan
Land of Morytha Decaying Titan Far View.jpg|The Decaying Titan's insides
Land of Morytha Womb Hollow ceiling.jpg|Ceiling of Womb Hollow
Land of Morytha Womb Center.jpg|Womb Center
Land of Morytha Womb Center plate.jpg|The plate displaying the Titan and Blade cycle of life in Womb Center
===Map===
XC2 map ma18a f07.png
Category:Land of MorythaCategory:Areas (XC2)
Decimation Cannon

The Decimation Cannon is a type in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is exclusive to .
==Overview==
==Strategy==
==Rare Blades==
==Attacks==
===Auto-Attacks===
===Driver Arts===
==Core Chip effects==
This weapon only has one variant, which does not accept Core Chips.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Decimation Cannon Art list (Rex).jpg|List of Rex's Decimation Cannon Arts
Decimation Cannon Art list (Nia).jpg|List of Nia's Decimation Cannon Arts
Decimation Cannon Art list (Mòrag).jpg|List of Mòrag's Decimation Cannon Arts
Decimation Cannon Art list (Zeke).jpg|List of Zeke's Decimation Cannon Arts
Decisive Follow-Up

Decisive Follow-Up is the third skill in 's Reliance skill branch. It grants her 20% for 30 seconds when someone else kills an enemy.
==Overview==
Sharla lacks many ether attacks, so she herself mostly benefits from this by healing her allies for more. Other people like Melia or Riki will take a more offensive approach with it, though they will find it hard to get a square from Sharla to link with (and maybe also hard to let someone else get the kill so it will trigger).
==In other languages==
Deck

Deck is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X located in the Ma-non Ship. This region is reached from a transporter to the left of the BLADE Tower entrance, and can be accessed any time after is completed.
==NPCs==
* Bihabba
* Heradot
* Mia (after Mia is Missing!)
* Onze Vilgabo
* Orleron (daytime)
* Vera (daytime)
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Deck FrontierNav.png|Location on FrontierNav map.
Deck Duty

Deck Duty is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received from Hamlish at Mercenary HQ in Garfont Village, Kingdom of Uraya, upon reaching Merc level 4 for the Merc Group. The mission requires an hour and 40 minutes to be completed, down to 25 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s. 
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Hamlish Merc Mission.jpg|Hamlish with the mission available 
Hamlish Map Location.jpg|Hamlish's location on the map
Declessa Altar Hill

Declessa Altar Hill is a in the of the Kingdom of Tantal. It is connected to Zalmor's Crevice, to the north, and the Lumos Pedestal, to the northeast.
==NPCs==
All NPCs appear during The Driver in Ice.
*Llonya
==Enemies==
===Normal enemies===
*Aatoban Garlus
*Funcel Garlus
*Magmund Standard
*Noigan Garlus
*Ziggan Garlus
===Unique monsters===
*Impassable Edgar
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Declessa Altar Hill Clear.jpg|Declessa Altar Hill during Clear weather
Declessa Altar Hill Clear (night).jpg|Declessa Altar Hill during Clear weather, at night
Decoy (XC3)

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Decoy is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 and Future Redeemed. A character granted with this buff will automatically evade the next attack.
Decoy does not benefit from effects such as Swelling Blessing (reaching x2 buff power would cause Decoy to dodge the next two attacks, but it is impossible to reach x2 buff power). It lasts for 20 seconds at base, up to 40 seconds with enough buff-duration-increasing effects.
The party doesn't have any consistent means of obtaining Decoy in the Xenoblade Chronicles 3 main game; it can only be granted by random-buff-granting abilities such as Feather Sanctuary. As such, it is pointless to orient strategies around it. It can be made most useful by a character with Resonant Flag obtaining it once randomly and then constantly providing it to the rest of the party, assuming the duration can be extended indefinitely via Pause Buff Timer and Unceasing Blessing and assuming the flagger never gets targeted by an attack. However, even this method generally is not efficient enough to function as a primary means of defense.
Enemy decoy is typically not to be worried about; the rate of player attacks is high enough that the one forced evasion will quickly be used up. If the player sees an enemy Art being used which they know grants Decoy, it is best to hold off on any big attack until after the buff is consumed.
==List of actions that can grant Decoy==
===By party members===
* Initiative Effect: Decoy
===By enemies===
==Trivia==
An unused Field Art which grants Decoy exists in the game's files; it forces evasion of the next three hits that target any character standing in the field, then dissipates.
==In other languages==
Category:Status effects (XC3)Category:Status effects (FR)
Decoy (XCX)

Decoy is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Overview==
When a player or enemy gets Decoy, they will dodge the next few attacks as shown in the Levels section.
This is useful for dodging attacks from enemies, but the buff wears off once all attacks are evaded so it can be worn out with multi-hit attacks.
==Levels==
There are 6 levels of Decoy, from Decoy to Decoy . Each level increases the number of attacks that will be evaded.
 
Decoy Level	Attacks evaded
Decoy I 	2
Decoy II 	3
Decoy III 	4
Decoy IV 	5
Decoy V 	6
Decoy VI 	8
==List of arts that can grant Decoy==
===By party members===
====By Skells====
===By enemies===
In addition, the Rexoskell has an upgraded version of Decoy that allows it to avoid the next 100 attacks.
==List of augments that can grant Decoy==
==List of Soul Voices that can grant Decoy==
Soul Voice 	Dialogue Type	Activation Condition	Buff Granted	Users
Untouchable	A 	Blue Aura art 	Decoy 	,
==In other languages==
Category:Statuses (XCX)
Decoy Round

Decoy Round is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
== Overview ==
Similar to Infuriate, Decoy Round involves the player shooting in the air to a single enemy. Regardless of Taunt success, when morale is gained by calling out Soul Voices, this art boosts as well, making this art rather powerful for getting quick Overdrives or TP Arts.
Since Decoy Round scales based on morale level, this Art can increase TP by 900 at max level and morale, making it provide returns very quickly. Thanks to its secondary/tertiary cooldowns providing immediate reuse and the fact that this Art is fast, Decoy Round is well worth bringing to a fight.
== Data ==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Dedeba

Dedeba is an in Xenoblade Chronicles. He can be found near the Pollen Orb Storehouse in Frontier Village. He moves to Alcamoth during the Destroying the City Trade and disappears entirely after completing this quest.
==Frontier Village==
==Alcamoth==
==Quests==
==Affinity==
==Lore==
* Dedeba is part of a Red Pollen Orb trafficking ring operating in Alcamoth, his role within the ring is to distribute the Highmore Caviar to the secret club.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Dedeba's arrest DE.png|Dedeba is arrested by the Alcamoth Imperial Guard
Dedicated Conroy

Dedicated Conroy is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be found anytime at Tirkinlandia in the of the Kingdom of Tantal, appearing after approaching the three s.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Dedicated Conroy Nametag.jpg|Dedicated Conroy's nametag
Dedicated Conroy Map Location.jpg|Dedicated Conroy's location on the map
Dedicated Conroy Tombstone.jpg|Dedicated Conroy's tombstone
Dedicated Conroy Tombstone Interface.jpg|Dedicated Conroy's tombstone interface
Category:Unique monsters (Tantal)Category:Tirkin (XC2)
Deed

Deeds are key items in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. They can be bought from most lifestyle s, those that sell pouch items, after buying every other items in their stock, including key items, at least once, and are a single time purchase. Deeds provide the player with an array of beneficial effects, owner bonuses, which depend on the deed, such as the ability to hold more pouch items or a permanent increase to the player's running speed. 
Due to very few shops offering all their items for sale from the beginning, deeds usually require completing specific Merc Missions or s before they can be purchased. A few lifestyle shops that only sell one or two pouch items cannot have a deed up for sale. Paying It Forward acts as a tutorial for deeds, though none of them, other than the Llysiau Deeds, are locked behind the quest.
A total of seven shops offer their entire inventory for sale from the beginning, and as such their deed. They are:
*Bassani Butchers
*Fallone Crafts
*Fishy Fishy
*Hobby Knick-Knacks, whose deed increases running speed by 5%.
*Memoria Art
*Praximo Cosmetics, whose deed increases the maximum amount of pouch items that can be held by 10.
*Talmye Antiques
==List of deeds==
The following is a list of deeds with the owner bonus they provide. For the shop a deed is purchased from, see that deed's page.
Deed	Effect
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Llysiau Greens Inventory.png|The purchased Llysiau Deeds
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Deep-Fried Tornan Fish

Deep-Fried Tornan Fish is a Seafood Pouch Item in Torna ~ The Golden Country. It can be crafted using Aegaeon's Refined cuisine skill, while making camp at any campsites. It is one of his default recipes and is crafted using two Ruska Flours, one Tornan Trout, two Horned Sculpins, one Amber Sweetfish and one Glossy Chamomile.
==In other languages==
Deep-Green Oscar

Deep-Green Oscar is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be found during nighttime, roaming around at the entrance of Sacred Ice Caverns in the of the Kingdom of Tantal, during any weather that isn't Cloud Sea mist.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Deep-Green Oscar Nametag.jpg|Deep-Green Oscar's nametag
Deep-Green Oscar Map Location.jpg|Deep-Green Oscar's location on the map
Deep-Green Oscar Tombstone.jpg|Deep-Green Oscar's tombstone
Deep-Green Oscar Tombstone Interface.jpg|Deep-Green Oscar's tombstone interface
Category:Unique monsters (Tantal)Category:Ellooks (XC2)
Defeat Arrodh

Defeat Arrodh is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be received from Stulc in Hardhaigh Palace (location) in Hardhaigh Palace, Empire of Mor Ardain. It is a sub-quest of Insurgent Investigations and is received after reporting to him following the clash with Brionac at Mine No. 2 Entrance.
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==Quest objectives==
*Head to the Cargo Transportation Zone in Mor Ardain.
*Defeat Mutineer Arrodh (4) at the Cargo Transportation Zone, Mor Ardain.
**Mutineer Arrodh is accompanied by three Brionac Psychis.
==Results==
"Arrodh is defeated, but he wasn't the Driver of Akatsuki."
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Defeat Arrodh Quest Log.jpg|Defeat Arrodh in the Quest Log
Defeat Arrodh Complete Quest Log.jpg|Completed Defeat Arrodh in the Quest Log
Insurgent Investigations Objective 2.jpg|Location of the quest on the map
Defeat Arrodh Objective 1.jpg|Head to the Cargo Transportation Zone
Category:Quests (Mor Ardain)