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Dragon Points were a form of money, but are only created by the Dragon Points quest to redeem for special items. They were an addition to the Dragon Quest system. The Dragon Points system was removed from game; DQ items have returned to near worthlessness, other than of course their use in the Increase Safe Slots quest. It is claimed that the entire system was disabled by Arc with a single simple set of commands, and that the DQ page, still fully functional, can be accessed by disabling this : global_redirect.js

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Dragon Points were a form of money, but are only created by the Dragon Points quest to redeem for special items. They were an addition to the Dragon Quest system. The Dragon Points system was removed from game; DQ items have returned to near worthlessness, other than of course their use in the Increase Safe Slots quest. It is claimed that the entire system was disabled by Arc with a single simple set of commands, and that the DQ page, still fully functional, can be accessed by disabling this : global_redirect.js The claim is that AdBlock (Adblock article on Wikipedia) can add global_redirect.js to its list of blocked programs (Options > Customize > Manually edit > {enter global_redirect.js}), thereby enabling the webpages that global_redirect.js itself blocks. Those interested should note that AdBlock can read all of the user's browsing history, and read and change data stored by Chrome vis a vis the sites visited.