Orochi's Lair
The Orochi's Lair[1] is a volcanic cave in Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation. It is adjacent to Jipang, and houses the altar on which maidens from the golden land are sacrificed to the eponymous serpent.
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| Japanese | ジパングの洞窟 |
| Romaji | Jipangu no dōkutsu |
| Game | Dragon Quest III Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake |
| Old localization | Cave Northeast of Jipang Zipangu Cave (GBC version) |
It was once visited by the Hero's father, the great Ortega during his travels through the world.[2]
Appearances edit
Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation edit
The lair is a simple dungeon, consisting of two floors with a direct route with few branches. Metal slimes appear fairly regularly and in large groups, giving the party a chance to level up before facing the dragon.
If the altar on B2F is examined, it is mentioned as the possible place where sacrifices to Orochi are left.
Treasures edit
- Mask of Implacability
- Orochi's sword (automatically obtained after battle)
Monsters edit
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Remake edit
- On the second floor, Orochi's growls can be heard as the party approaches her.
- B1F is used as 3F of the Cloudsgate Citadel.
Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake edit
The area surrounding the opening of the cave is now scorched and barren of plant life, owing to the volcanic nature of the dungeon. The sacrificial alter has been embellished with bottles of alcohol, and Orochi's chamber how has ornate columns leading to it along with a carved rock. Orochi surrounds herself with a cloud of purple smoke when defeated and the silhouette of Pimiko is seen as she slithers back into her teleportal. There is also a friendly magmalice at home in the volcano.
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Dragon Quest Tact edit
Majellan and the Master journey to Orochi's Lair during the Dragon Quest III in search of the missing Mindini. They reach the heart of the volcano and face Orochi in battle after seeing that she has gobbled up Mindini. Afterwards, Orochi spits the pink sanguini up, sending her even further into Manoza.
Map & Gallery edit
References edit
- ↑ Name given when Storeyteller is used in the Cell phone Version.
- ↑ Shown in the prologue to the Super Famicom and Game Boy Color version of the game.