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Edina is an extremely formal country where "lineage is law, and manners maketh man". The guards deny entry to anyone they deem insufficiently noble, including the {{Hero 3}}; the only way to enter the castle is to evade detection by the castle guard by using a [[Fading Jenny]] or by casting the [[Fade]] spell. | Edina is an extremely formal country where "lineage is law, and manners maketh man". The guards deny entry to anyone they deem insufficiently noble, including the {{Hero 3}}; the only way to enter the castle is to evade detection by the castle guard by using a [[Fading Jenny]] or by casting the [[Fade]] spell. | ||
None of the residents of the castle have anything particularly flattering to say about the Hero's | None of the residents of the castle have anything particularly flattering to say about the {{Hero 3}}'s {{Party 3}}, with most taking a supercilious attitude and noting how "humble" they appear compared to themselves. The princess, Margot, is fascinated by the group, however, and eagerly expects to be told stories of the adventures of the Great Unwashed. The King isn't much better, but he does allow the {{Party 3}} to take the [[bottomless pot]] with them if they solve the riddle in the castle basement. | ||
Long before the events of the game, Edina sent an expedition to the new world and stumbled upon the [[Persistence]] settlement. The soldiers stole the Bottomless Pot from the natives, and accidentally left behind one of their own. The | Long before the events of the game, Edina sent an expedition to the new world and stumbled upon the [[Persistence]] settlement. The soldiers stole the [[Bottomless Pot]] from the natives, and accidentally left behind one of their own. The [[bottomless pot]] has been kept in the basement since, guarded by a sokoban puzzle. The goal is to place three boulders on three weight switches, with the rocks resetting when the player reenters the room. A merchant in the castle mentions that the pot has to do with a sunken island off the coast of the new world, which is the player's hint to keep an eye out for [[Shallows Shrine]] when sailing. | ||
====Treasures (remakes only)==== | ====Treasures (remakes only)==== | ||
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*[[Smart suit]] | *[[Smart suit]] | ||
====Nearby {{MFamilies}}s==== | |||
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*[[Crone]] | *[[Crone]] | ||
*[[Cureslime]] | *[[Cureslime]] | ||
*[[Infernal armour]] | *[[Infernal armour]] | ||
*[[Vladiator]] | *[[Vladiator]] | ||
==={{DQ3HD}}=== | |||
A brief cutscene will play when first entering the castle grounds, reminding players that the [[fading jenny]] or [[Fade]] spell is necessary toenter the castle proper. Within the basement there is a note left in the chest containing the bottomless pot which gives a clearer hint to the location of the Shallows Shrine, with the game noting that it looks like someone with the penmanship of a small child wrote it. On the roof there is a [[List of recruitable monsters in Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake|cumaulus]] that appears in the morning and evening, and an imp lurks in the King's bedroom at night. | |||
Beyond the castle walls there is now a rock formation in the southwest region that roughly corresponds to the real-life [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stonehenge Stonhenge megaliths] and serves as a [[secret spot]]. | |||
====Treasure==== | |||
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| [[File:ICON-Antidotal herb III HD.png|link=Antidotal herb]] || [[File:ICON-Magic water III HD.png|link=Magic water]] || [[File:ICON-Musk III HD.png|link=Musk]] || [[File:ICON-Primm's Primer III HD.png|link=Primm's Primer]] || [[File:Seed of agility III HD icon.png|link=Seed og agility]] || [[File:ICON-Unsealant III HD.png|link=Unsealant]] || [[File:ICON-Mini medal III HD.png|link=List of mini medal locations in Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake]] || [[File:Party dress III HD icon.png|link=Party dress]] || [[File:Silk robe III HD icon.png|link=Silk robe]] || [[File:Smart suit III HD icon.png|link=Smart suit]] || [[File:ICON-Rousing ring III HD.png|link=Rousing ring]] | |||
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====Nearby monsters==== | |||
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| [[File:Crone DQ III HD sprite.png|link=Crone]] || [[File:Cureslime DQ III HD sprite.png|link=Cureslime]] || [[File:Drac the vlad DQ III HD sprite.png|link=Drac the vlad]] || [[File:Restless armour DQ III HD sprite.png|link=Restless armour]] | |||
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==Trivia== | |||
*Both ''Edina'' and ''Edinbear'' are derived from [[wikipedia:Edinburgh|Edinburgh]], the capital of Scotland. | |||
*Geographically, the castle corresponds to London, and its people exhibit negative, stereotypical English traits. | |||
*The theft of the [[bottomless pot]] from [[Persistence]] refers to the impact of colonization on the American Indians. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<center><gallery> | <center><gallery> | ||
Edina.jpg|{{Famicom}} era illustration | Edina.jpg|{{Famicom}} era illustration | ||
DQ III NES Eginbear.png|{{NES}} | DQ III NES Eginbear.png|Map ({{NES}}) | ||
Edina 16-bit.png|{{SFC}} map. | Edina 16-bit.png|Map ({{SFC}}) | ||
Edina castle map III HD2D.png|HD map | |||
DQ III Android Edina.jpg|Edina ([[Cell phone]]) | |||
</gallery></center> | </gallery></center> | ||
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[[Category:Dragon Quest III locations]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest III locations]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake locations]] | |||
Latest revision as of 08:30, 4 April 2026
| Kingdom | |
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| Edina | |
 Official artwork. | |
| Japanese | エジンベア |
| Romaji | Ejinbea |
| Game | Dragon Quest III |
| Old localization | Edinbear |
Edina is a kingdom found in Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation.
It is a small chain of islands situated in the extreme northwest of the world, corresponding to the United Kingdom in the real world.
Appearances[edit | edit source]
Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation[edit | edit source]
Edina is an extremely formal country where "lineage is law, and manners maketh man". The guards deny entry to anyone they deem insufficiently noble, including the Hero; the only way to enter the castle is to evade detection by the castle guard by using a Fading Jenny or by casting the Fade spell.
None of the residents of the castle have anything particularly flattering to say about the Hero's party, with most taking a supercilious attitude and noting how "humble" they appear compared to themselves. The princess, Margot, is fascinated by the group, however, and eagerly expects to be told stories of the adventures of the Great Unwashed. The King isn't much better, but he does allow the party to take the bottomless pot with them if they solve the riddle in the castle basement.
Long before the events of the game, Edina sent an expedition to the new world and stumbled upon the Persistence settlement. The soldiers stole the Bottomless Pot from the natives, and accidentally left behind one of their own. The bottomless pot has been kept in the basement since, guarded by a sokoban puzzle. The goal is to place three boulders on three weight switches, with the rocks resetting when the player reenters the room. A merchant in the castle mentions that the pot has to do with a sunken island off the coast of the new world, which is the player's hint to keep an eye out for Shallows Shrine when sailing.
Treasures (remakes only)[edit | edit source]
Nearby monsters[edit | edit source]
Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake[edit | edit source]
A brief cutscene will play when first entering the castle grounds, reminding players that the fading jenny or Fade spell is necessary toenter the castle proper. Within the basement there is a note left in the chest containing the bottomless pot which gives a clearer hint to the location of the Shallows Shrine, with the game noting that it looks like someone with the penmanship of a small child wrote it. On the roof there is a cumaulus that appears in the morning and evening, and an imp lurks in the King's bedroom at night.
Beyond the castle walls there is now a rock formation in the southwest region that roughly corresponds to the real-life Stonhenge megaliths and serves as a secret spot.
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Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Both Edina and Edinbear are derived from Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland.
- Geographically, the castle corresponds to London, and its people exhibit negative, stereotypical English traits.
- The theft of the bottomless pot from Persistence refers to the impact of colonization on the American Indians.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
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Famicom era illustration -
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HD map -
Edina (Cell phone)
