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''Zahan'' is fishing village located on a small island in southeastern [[Expanded Alefgard]] in [[Dragon Quest II]].  It is the location of the [[Golden Key]]
{{LocationInfobox
|game = {{Dragon Quest II}}
|title = Zahan
|type= Village
|image = [[File:Zahan.jpg|250px]]
|caption = The island of mourning
|japanese=ザハン
|romaji=Zahan
|old=Same
}}


=== Geography ===
'''Zahan''' is an isolated fishing village located on a small island in southeastern [[Torland]] in {{Dragon Quest II}}.
Zahan is located in the southeastern most corner of the world map.  It is east of [[Wellgarth]] and northwest of [[Lianport]].  It is nearly adjacent to the [[Shrine West of Zahan]].


== Overview ==
It is the very first island town in the series, as well as the first tropical location. Two important treasures are on the island, being the [[golden key]] and the [[subtle shuttle]].
Zahan is a required location in order to retrieve the golden key which is a critical item from completing the game.


==Appearances==
==={{DQ2}}===
Zahan is located in the southeastern most corner of the world map. It is east of [[Burrowell]] and northwest of [[Rippleport]]. It is nearly adjacent to the [[Shrine West of Zahan]], which players can enter immediately after taking control and exploring [[Middenhall]].


=== Golden Key ===
Zahan is a required location in order to retrieve the [[golden key]], which is a critical item from completing the game. The town is populated almost entirely by women and small children as many of their husbands and fathers are participating in a seasonal fishing voyage. The golden key was owned and hidden by a fisherman in Zahan who died on a fishing voyage. However, his dog knows the location of the key and pulls the [[Luminaries]] to where it is located after they speak to him. Searching in the specific tile yields the key. The mythical shuttle is also located in Zahan within the shrine to [[Rubiss]]. In order to retrieve it, the heroes must possess the [[Jailor's Key|jailor's key]].
The golden key was owned by a fisherman in Zahan who died on a fishing voyage. However, his dog knows the location of the key and shows the heroes where it is located after they speak to him. Searching in the specific tile yields the key.


=== Magic Loom ===
====Shop & services====
The [[Magic Loom]] is also located in Zahan within the temple.  In order to retrieve it, the heroes must posses the [[Jailers Key]]. 
{{ItemShop/Start|title=|subtitle=|float=}}
{{ItemShop/Item|name=Medicinal herb|price=15|attributes=Heals a small amount of HP}}
{{ItemShop/Item|name=Antidotal herb|price=8|attributes=Cures poison}}
{{ItemShop/Item|name=Holy water|price=40|attributes=Repels monsters}}
{{ItemShop/Item|name=Banishing bell|price=640|attributes=Protects against non-damaging spells}}
{{ItemShop/End|note=}}


====Nearby {{MFamilies}}s====
*[[Hawk man]]
*[[Miasma]]
*[[Treevil]]
*[[Walking corpse]]


==Trivia==
*The men of the village being gone for long stretches of time in order to retrieve fish for the village may have been the inspiration for the annual fishing voyage of [[Pilchard Bay]].
*Zahan is the first instance of a town being occupied almost exclusively by women in the series, a theme used more prominently in [[Femiscyra]].


{{DQII}}
==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:DQ II NES Zahan.gif|NES map
File:Zahan 16-bit.png|SNES map
Zahan DQII GBC.png|Entering Zahan. ({{GBC}})
DQ II Android Shrine West Of Zahan Entrance.jpg|The [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest II#Shrine west of Zahan|nearby shrine]] and Zahan. ([[Cell phone]])
DQ II Android Zahan 1.jpg|Hidden secret on Zahan. ([[Cell phone]])
DQ II Android Zahan 2.jpg|Finding the [[Golden Key]]. ([[Cell phone]])
DQ II Android Zahan 3.jpg|Zahan Temple. ([[Cell phone]])
</gallery>
 
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[[Category:Dragon Quest II locations]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest II locations]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake locations]]

Latest revision as of 08:23, 4 April 2026

Zahan is an isolated fishing village located on a small island in southeastern Torland in Dragon Quest II.

It is the very first island town in the series, as well as the first tropical location. Two important treasures are on the island, being the golden key and the subtle shuttle.

Appearances[edit | edit source]

Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line[edit | edit source]

Zahan is located in the southeastern most corner of the world map. It is east of Burrowell and northwest of Rippleport. It is nearly adjacent to the Shrine West of Zahan, which players can enter immediately after taking control and exploring Middenhall.

Zahan is a required location in order to retrieve the golden key, which is a critical item from completing the game. The town is populated almost entirely by women and small children as many of their husbands and fathers are participating in a seasonal fishing voyage. The golden key was owned and hidden by a fisherman in Zahan who died on a fishing voyage. However, his dog knows the location of the key and pulls the Luminaries to where it is located after they speak to him. Searching in the specific tile yields the key. The mythical shuttle is also located in Zahan within the shrine to Rubiss. In order to retrieve it, the heroes must possess the jailor's key.

Shop & services[edit | edit source]

Item Shop 
Item Price Attributes
Medicinal herb15Heals a small amount of HP
Antidotal herb8Cures poison
Holy water40Repels monsters
Banishing bell640Protects against non-damaging spells

Nearby monsters[edit | edit source]

Trivia[edit | edit source]

  • The men of the village being gone for long stretches of time in order to retrieve fish for the village may have been the inspiration for the annual fishing voyage of Pilchard Bay.
  • Zahan is the first instance of a town being occupied almost exclusively by women in the series, a theme used more prominently in Femiscyra.

Gallery[edit | edit source]