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The ship is called the Salty Stallion in this game, and belongs to the party member [[Sylvando]]. | The ship is called the Salty Stallion in this game, and belongs to the party member [[Sylvando]]. He mentions that he bought it on impulse during a flash sale, and was delighted that he would be able to put it to use for the {{Party 11}}. The {{Hero 11}} and the rest of the party gain the ship after the events in [[Gondolia]]. The ship is also mostly steered by [[Dave]] (Sylvando steers in cutscenes, occasionally), who must be spoken to in order to board the ship from land, though his plot role is very small. | ||
At first only the inland sea is accessible, but the | At first only the inland sea is accessible, but the party gains access to the open seas after they open the sea gates to the Valor-Sauvage Channel—this is accomplished with the aid of Servantes in [[Puerto Valor]]. Soon after this, the party also obtains [[Lorelei's harp]] from the [[mermaid]] [[Michelle]], which allows them to access the underwater village of [[Nautica]], as well as to travel quickly between connected pillars of light on the seas. | ||
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The | The Hero loses access to the ship at the beginning of Act 2 due to being separated from his companions. The Salty Stallion is accessible again once Sylvando and [[Rab]] have rejoined the party. The Hero regains Lorelei's harp after reuniting with [[Jade]], who somehow acquired it between The Fall and her character story (in the {{DQ11S}} version). Note that the ''effects'' of the harp are still not accessible until [[Alizarin]] has been defeated. | ||
Additionally, [[Erik]] | Additionally, the party will find [[Erik]] as a stowaway on the Salty Stallion after sailing out of the Valor-Sauvage Channel for the first time. | ||
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