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'''Moonahan''' is a village in central [[Torland]] in {{DQ2}}, just north of [[Moonbrooke]]. | '''Moonahan''' is a village in central [[Torland]] in {{DQ2}}, just north of [[Moonbrooke]]. | ||
The town serves as a central location for several quests during the early portion of the game | The town serves as a central location for several quests during the early portion of the game; notably, freeing the [[Princess of Moonbrooke]], retrieving the [[Windbreaker]], and departing for [[Rippleport]]. | ||
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Moonahan is accessible through the Altar of the Legendary Line in [[Tickington|Tickington's]] [[Echo Chamber]]. The {{Luminary}} and [[Party (Dragon Quest XI)|co.]] are transported to a time just before the breaking of the [[Princess of Moonbrooke]]'s curse. The townsfolk have been turned into dogs when the Princess attempted to break her own curse and turn human; she requests a vial of [[magic water]] to turn the town back to normal. Once she is given some, she apologises to the {{Party 11}}, figuring it must have been awfully hard to find some, and when she hears that it was extremely easy for them to obtain magic water in [[Erdrea|their own world]] she is baffled. She then returns the state of the town, leaving herself cursed as a dog while freeing the rest of the townsfolk. She then remains there, awaiting the arrival of [[Prince of Midenhall|her]] [[Prince of Cannock|cousins]]. | |||
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Moonahan is, as expected, a hamlet north of [[Moonbrooke]]. There is a {{Chest}} in the church basement with the unique ''Portrait of a Princess'' decorative item. | Moonahan is, as expected, a hamlet north of [[Moonbrooke]], although only the [[chuch]] remains intact (mostly, at least) with ruins of buildings around it. There is a {{Chest}} in the church basement with 10 [[List of raw materials in Dragon Quest Builders 2|zapphires]], and on the wall is the unique ''Portrait of a [[Princess of Moonbrooke|Princess]]'' decorative item. | ||
{{spoiler|start}}Like [[Moonbrooke]] | {{spoiler|start}}Like [[Moonbrooke]], Moonahan has been under siege by the [[Children of Hargon]] and has been abandoned. | ||
A mortally wounded soldier from Moonahan barely makes it to [[Moonbrooke]] to request aid in defending the town. [[Malroth]] rushes off | A mortally wounded [[Residents' register|soldier]] from Moonahan barely makes it to [[Moonbrooke]] to request aid in defending the town. [[Malroth]] rushes off alone to avenge him, and three soldiers pursue him. By the time the [[Builder (Dragon Quest Builders 2)|Builder]], [[Anessa]], and [[Warwick]] catch up to [[Malroth]], the town and the other soldiers have been utterly destroyed by {{MFamilies}}s. The four of them barely survive the battle, and Anessa is mad at Malroth for leading the soldiers to their death. The voices in his head cloud his judgement and influence his behaviour, to which Malroth begins to act very callous and argues with Anessa. Warwick is distressed at the deaths of his friends (as he has a horrible case of thanatophobia), and he cries to the Goddesses in search of a reason why this all could have happened; to which, Anessa tells him that there is no use praying as they will never come back. Warwick muses to himself about death before noises come from inside the church, to which he snaps out of it and the four of them find the nun [[Esther]] hidden away in a coffin next to the altar. She tells them that [[Malroth]] had ordered her to hide in there as the monsters attacked to keep them safe. When she sees the state of Moonahan, she is shocked, and she is even more distraught when she sees the dead bodies of the other three soldiers on the ground. At Esther's request, the Builder buries the soldiers in the nearby graveyard. After rescuing Esther and completing her requests, the location has no further story relevance or inhabitants.{{spoiler|end}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:47, 15 April 2026
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| Japanese | ムーンペタ |
| Romaji | Mūnpeta (Moonpeta) |
| Game | Dragon Quest II |
| Old localization | Hamlin |
Moonahan is a village in central Torland in Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line, just north of Moonbrooke.
The town serves as a central location for several quests during the early portion of the game; notably, freeing the Princess of Moonbrooke, retrieving the Windbreaker, and departing for Rippleport.
Appearances[edit | edit source]
Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line[edit | edit source]
Moonahan is the meeting point of the three Luminaries. After obtaining the Ra's Mirror, the princes can use it on a dog in the upper-east section of the town to break Hargon's curse and reveal that it is really the princess.
Moonahan is also home to the Water Sigil. It is hidden behind a Golden Key door and a Jailor's Key door. The Luminaries must then fight two Grimlins and search the empty cell to find it. The location of this Sigil is hinted by a man in Beran.
Shops & services[edit | edit source]
Item Shop | Item | Price | Attributes |
 Medicinal herb | 15 | Heals a small amount of HP |
 Antidotal herb | 8 | Cures poison |
 Holy water | 40 | Repels monsters |
 Chimaera wing | 80 | Returns you to your last save location |
 Leather shield | 90 | Defense +4 |
 Divine dagger | 200 | Attack +12 |
| Note: The leather shield and the divine dagger are only available in the mobile versions. | ||
Weapon Shop | Item | Price | Attributes |
 Chain sickle | 330 | +15 Attack |
 Iron lance | 770 | +20 Attack |
 Steel broadsword | 1500 | +30 Attack |
 Chain mail | 480 | +12 Defense |
 Full plate armour | 1000 | +25 Defense |
 Steel shield | 2000 | +10 Defense |
| Note: The chain sickles' price is 390g in the NES version | ||
Nearby monsters[edit | edit source]
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Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age[edit | edit source]
Moonahan is accessible through the Altar of the Legendary Line in Tickington's Echo Chamber. The Luminary and co. are transported to a time just before the breaking of the Princess of Moonbrooke's curse. The townsfolk have been turned into dogs when the Princess attempted to break her own curse and turn human; she requests a vial of magic water to turn the town back to normal. Once she is given some, she apologises to the party, figuring it must have been awfully hard to find some, and when she hears that it was extremely easy for them to obtain magic water in their own world she is baffled. She then returns the state of the town, leaving herself cursed as a dog while freeing the rest of the townsfolk. She then remains there, awaiting the arrival of her cousins.
Dragon Quest Builders 2[edit | edit source]
Moonahan is, as expected, a hamlet north of Moonbrooke, although only the chuch remains intact (mostly, at least) with ruins of buildings around it. There is a chest in the church basement with 10 zapphires, and on the wall is the unique Portrait of a Princess decorative item.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
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Map. (NES) -
Map. (SFC) -
Welcomed to Moonahan. (GBC) -
Moonahan. (Cell phone) -
Friendly dog. (Cell phone) -
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Recruiting the Princess of Moonbrooke. (Cell phone) -
Preparing to face 2 Grimlins. (Cell phone) -
Finding the Water Sigil. (Cell phone)
