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'''Charlock Castle''' is the castle in which the [[Dragonlord]] resides in [[Dragon Warrior]] and [[Zoma]] resides in [[Dragon Warrior III]]. It was first used by [[Zoma]] but after his defeat the [[Dragonlord]] eventually made the castle his ownIt is located south of [[Tantegel]] and [[Brecconary]] and is separated from them by only a small river.  In the first [[Dragon Warrior]] and in [[Dragon Warrior III]] the only way to access the island Charlock is located on is to create a bridge using the [[rainbow drop]] made from the [[stones of sunlight]] and [[staff of rain]].  In [[Dragon Warrior II]] you can reach Charlock Castle by boat instead.  [[Erdrick's Sword]] is hidden in the depths of Charlock in the first [[Dragon Warrior]].
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'''Charlock Castle''' is the older localization term that refers both to the [[Dragonlord]]'s castle and to [[Zoma]]'s Citadel. This unifying name did not exist in the original Japanese version, where distinct names were used for the two locations. This separation has been reflected in [[Square Enix]]'s modern localization, leading to the retirement of the Charlock name.
However, the term is still popular with fans due to its convenient nature and the nine year gap between the beginning of the new localization standards in 2005 and the release of the [[Cell phone|smart phone]] Version of the original game in 2014.
 
For the castle occupied by the sovereign of serpents, see: [[Dragonlord's Castle]]
 
For the original den of evil in the [[Erdrick trilogy]], see: [[Zoma's Citadel]]
 
[[Category:Dragon Quest I locations]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest II locations]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest III locations]]
[[Category:Dragon Quest Builders locations]]

Latest revision as of 18:21, 23 April 2021

Charlock Castle is the older localization term that refers both to the Dragonlord's castle and to Zoma's Citadel. This unifying name did not exist in the original Japanese version, where distinct names were used for the two locations. This separation has been reflected in Square Enix's modern localization, leading to the retirement of the Charlock name. However, the term is still popular with fans due to its convenient nature and the nine year gap between the beginning of the new localization standards in 2005 and the release of the smart phone Version of the original game in 2014.

For the castle occupied by the sovereign of serpents, see: Dragonlord's Castle

For the original den of evil in the Erdrick trilogy, see: Zoma's Citadel