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The ''Swamp Cave'' is a dungeon which connects north and south eastern Alefgard. The dungeon has 1 entrance on each continent. It is one of only a few places which is accessible in the original Dragon Quest trilogy. | The ''Swamp Cave'' is a dungeon which connects north and south eastern Alefgard. The dungeon has 1 entrance on each continent. It is one of only a few places which is accessible in the original Dragon Quest trilogy. | ||
== Dragon Quest == | ==[[Dragon Quest]]== | ||
The Swamp Cave must be crossed in order to reach the southeastern continent. The cave also contains the kidnapped [[Princess Gwaelin]] who is guarded by a single [[Green Dragon]]. | The Swamp Cave must be crossed in order to reach the southeastern continent. The cave also contains the kidnapped [[Princess Gwaelin]] who is guarded by a single [[Green Dragon]]. | ||
== | ==[[Dragon Quest II]]== | ||
The Swamp Cave serves no real purpose in the game due to the fact that by the time the hero's party can access it, they already have a ship which eliminates the need to enter the cave. | The Swamp Cave serves no real purpose in the game due to the fact that by the time the hero's party can access it, they already have a ship which eliminates the need to enter the cave. | ||
Additionally, the cave has been downsized to a simple straight corridor with no treasure inside. | Additionally, the cave has been downsized to a simple straight corridor with no treasure inside. | ||
== Dragon Quest III == | ==[[Dragon Quest III]]== | ||
The Swamp Cave is not fully completed during the time period of the game. Inside the north entrance, the hero's party can visit several workers who are busy completing its excavation. | The Swamp Cave is not fully completed during the time period of the game. Inside the north entrance, the hero's party can visit several workers who are busy completing its excavation. | ||
==Nearby monsters== | |||
===(Dragon Quest III)=== | |||
*[[Darthbear]] | |||
*[[Ghoul]] | |||
*[[Muddy hand|Goopi]] | |||
*[[Stone guardian|Granite titan]] (Called by Goopi) | |||
*[[Scalgon]] | |||
*[[Winged demon]] | |||
*[[Chimaera|Wyvern]] | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:DW1NES_SwampCave1.png | File:DW1NES_SwampCave1.png | ||
</gallery> | |||
==Maps== | |||
<gallery columns="3" orientation="none" captionalign="left"> | |||
DQ III NES Swamp Cave.png|Swamp Cave in development during ''Dragon Quest III'' (NES) | |||
dq1_swamp-cave-map.png|Swamp Cave completed by ''Dragon Quest'' (NES) | |||
DQ II NES Swamp Cave.gif|Smaller Swamp Cave as in ''Dragon Quest II'' (NES) | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Revision as of 19:23, 1 November 2013
The Swamp Cave is a dungeon which connects north and south eastern Alefgard. The dungeon has 1 entrance on each continent. It is one of only a few places which is accessible in the original Dragon Quest trilogy.
Dragon Quest
The Swamp Cave must be crossed in order to reach the southeastern continent. The cave also contains the kidnapped Princess Gwaelin who is guarded by a single Green Dragon.
Dragon Quest II
The Swamp Cave serves no real purpose in the game due to the fact that by the time the hero's party can access it, they already have a ship which eliminates the need to enter the cave.
Additionally, the cave has been downsized to a simple straight corridor with no treasure inside.
Dragon Quest III
The Swamp Cave is not fully completed during the time period of the game. Inside the north entrance, the hero's party can visit several workers who are busy completing its excavation.
Nearby monsters
(Dragon Quest III)
- Darthbear
- Ghoul
- Goopi
- Granite titan (Called by Goopi)
- Scalgon
- Winged demon
- Wyvern
Gallery
Maps
Swamp Cave in development during Dragon Quest III (NES)
Swamp Cave completed by Dragon Quest (NES)
Smaller Swamp Cave as in Dragon Quest II (NES)
References
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