Hall of Hargon: Difference between revisions

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**The throne room and prison can be entered, while in the NES Version, you can't go down the stairs.

**The [[Teleportal]] to the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest II#Shrine west of Zahan|Shrine west of]] [[Zahan]] acts as if it's transporting you, only for the characters to remain in the castle. In the NES Version, stepping on it, much like the stairs does nothing.

**In the NES Version, the dialogue from the {{NPC}}s are the same as the actual ones from Midenhall. In the remakes, each NPC tries to convince {{~~The~~ Prince of Midenhall}} that Hargon is a fair and benevolent rule, thus it's unnecessary to fight against him.

**In the NES Version, the dialogue from the {{NPC}}s are the same as the actual ones from Midenhall. In the remakes, each NPC tries to convince The {{Prince of Midenhall}} that Hargon is a fair and benevolent rule, thus it's unnecessary to fight against him.

*The chests that remain after shedding the illusion contain nothing in the NES Version, while in the remakes, they contain cursed equipment.

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 **The throne room and prison can be entered, while in the NES Version, you can't go down the stairs.
 **The [[Teleportal]] to the [[List of shrines in Dragon Quest II#Shrine west of Zahan|Shrine west of]] [[Zahan]] acts as if it's transporting you, only for the characters to remain in the castle.  In the NES Version, stepping on it, much like the stairs does nothing.
-**In the NES Version, the dialogue from the {{NPC}}s are the same as the actual ones from Midenhall.  In the remakes, each NPC tries to convince {{The Prince of Midenhall}} that Hargon is a fair and benevolent rule, thus it's unnecessary to fight against him.
+**In the NES Version, the dialogue from the {{NPC}}s are the same as the actual ones from Midenhall.  In the remakes, each NPC tries to convince The {{Prince of Midenhall}} that Hargon is a fair and benevolent rule, thus it's unnecessary to fight against him.
 *The chests that remain after shedding the illusion contain nothing in the NES Version, while in the remakes, they contain cursed equipment.