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The '''Winter Palace''' is an icy castle in the northwestern part of [[Faerie Lea]] in {{DQ5}}. This was where [[Dwight]] had taken the Herald of Spring after being tricked by the [[Winter Queen]]. | The '''Winter Palace''' is an icy castle in the northwestern part of [[Faerie Lea]] in {{DQ5}}. This was where [[Dwight]] had taken the [[Herald of Spring]] after being tricked by the [[Winter Queen]]. | ||
After the events here, the palace melted during spring, and a [[Treasures n' Trapdoors]] board was build in its place, but only in the versions following the {{Super Famicom}}. | After the events here, the palace melted during spring, and a [[Treasures n' Trapdoors]] board was build in its place, but only in the versions following the {{Super Famicom}}. | ||
Revision as of 17:34, 3 June 2020
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| Japanese | 氷の館 |
| Romaji | kōri no yakata (Ice Mansion) |
| Game | Dragon Quest V |
The Winter Palace is an icy castle in the northwestern part of Faerie Lea in Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride. This was where Dwight had taken the Herald of Spring after being tricked by the Winter Queen.
After the events here, the palace melted during spring, and a Treasures n' Trapdoors board was build in its place, but only in the versions following the Super Famicom.
Treasure
| Item | Location |
|---|---|
| Seed of wisdom | Chest on right passage |
| 5 Gold Coins | Chest in basement |
| Chimaera wing | Chest in basement |
| Boomerang | Chest in center |
| Herald of Spring | Chest in center |
