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The ''Dry Vase'' (Vase of Drought) is a key item in [[Dragon Quest III]].  It is necessary in order to retrieve the [[Final Key]].   
The '''Dry Vase''' (Vase of Drought) is a key item in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''.  It is necessary in order to retrieve the [[Final Key]].   


== Origin ==
== Origin ==
The vase originates from the village of [[Soo]], whose residents say it was stolen from the village by men from [[Eginbear]].  The king of Eginbear says that it was his grandfather who hid the vase in the castle, meaning it was stolen a long time before the events of Dragon Quest III.
The vase originates from the village of [[Soo]], whose residents say it was stolen from the village by men from [[Eginbear]].  The king of Eginbear says that it was his grandfather who hid the vase in the castle, meaning it was stolen a long time before the events of ''Dragon Quest III''.


== Location ==
== Location ==
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== Usage ==
== Usage ==
The vase is to be used in the sea northwest of [[Soo]] to raise the [[Final Key Shrine]].  This is hinted by [[Mr. Edo]] in the village of Soo.  Its usage is very similar to using the [[Moon Shard]] to open the [[Sea Cave]] in [[Dragon Quest II]].  Although the shrine closes after exiting, the vase can be used over and over to raise the shrine again. This is specifically applicable in the remakes where a [[Tiny Medal | tiny medal]] is located within the shrine.
The vase is to be used in the sea northwest of [[Soo]] to raise the [[Final Key Shrine]].  This is hinted by [[Mr. Edo]] in the village of Soo.  Its usage is very similar to using the [[Moon Shard]] to open the [[Sea Cave]] in ''[[Dragon Quest II]]''.  Although the shrine closes after exiting, the vase can be used over and over to raise the shrine again. This is specifically applicable in the remakes where a [[Tiny Medal|tiny medal]] is located within the shrine.