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==Shops== | ==Shops== | ||
{{WeaponShop/Start}} | {{WeaponShop/Start}} | ||
{{WeaponShop/Item|name=Oaken club|price=30|attributes=Attack +7}} | {{WeaponShop/Item|name=Oaken club|price=30|attributes=Attack +7}} | ||
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{{WeaponShop/Item|name=Cautery sword|display='''[[Cautery sword]]'''<sup>†</sup>|price=3,500|attributes=Attack +45}} | {{WeaponShop/Item|name=Cautery sword|display='''[[Cautery sword]]'''<sup>†</sup>|price=3,500|attributes=Attack +45}} | ||
{{WeaponShop/End|note=Weapons marked with a <sup>†</sup> can be obtained in Chapter 3, but unlike the other weapons they disappear from the inventory when bought by a customer.<br/>The [[thorn whip]] and the [[boomerang (weapon)|boomerang]] are only available in the [[NES]] version. <br/>The [[divine dagger]] and the [[hunter's bow]] are only available in the [[PSX]] and [[Nintendo DS]] versions.}} | {{WeaponShop/End|note=Weapons marked with a <sup>†</sup> can be obtained in Chapter 3, but unlike the other weapons they disappear from the inventory when bought by a customer.<br/>The [[thorn whip]] and the [[boomerang (weapon)|boomerang]] are only available in the [[NES]] version. <br/>The [[divine dagger]] and the [[hunter's bow]] are only available in the [[PSX]] and [[Nintendo DS]] versions.}} | ||
{{Shop|header|title=Armor Shop|subtitle=}} | {{Shop|header|title=Armor Shop|subtitle=}} | ||
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Wayfarer's clothes]]|price=70|attributes=Defense +4}} | {{Shop|entry|item=[[Wayfarer's clothes]]|price=70|attributes=Defense +4}} | ||
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{{Shop|entry|item=[[Leather hat]]|price=65|attributes=Defense +2}} | {{Shop|entry|item=[[Leather hat]]|price=65|attributes=Defense +2}} | ||
{{Shop|footer}} | {{Shop|footer}} | ||
{{Shop|header|title=Item Shop|subtitle=}} | {{Shop|header|title=Item Shop|subtitle=}} | ||
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Medicinal herb]]|price=8|attributes=}} | {{Shop|entry|item=[[Medicinal herb]]|price=8|attributes=}} | ||
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{{Shop|entry|item=[[Holy water]]|price=350|attributes=}} | {{Shop|entry|item=[[Holy water]]|price=350|attributes=}} | ||
{{Shop|entry|item=[[Chimaera wing]]|price=25|attributes=}} | {{Shop|entry|item=[[Chimaera wing]]|price=25|attributes=}} | ||
{{Inn|entry|price=10 gold per person}} | {{Inn|entry|price=10 gold per person}} | ||
{{DQIV}} | {{DQIV}} | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest IV locations]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest IV locations]] | ||
Revision as of 19:27, 3 May 2017
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| Lakanaba | |
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| Japanese | |
| Romaji | |
| Game | Dragon Quest IV |
Lakanaba is a town in Dragon Quest IV, Torneko's hometown and the starting point of Chapter 3. Torneko lives here with his wife and child, working part-time at the local weapons shop until he has earned enough capital to begin his quest for adventure and greater riches. Far to the north of Endor, it is located across a narrow channel to the east of Vrenor.
Other known residents
- Tessie- Torneko's wife. Moves with him to Endor later in Chapter 3.
- Tippy- Torneko's son. Moves with him to Endor later in Chapter 3.
- Old Man Finnegan (Grandpa Tom in the NES Version)- Awaits his Finn (his son) to return to town. In Chapter 3, he will pay Torneko a small amount of Gold to take him to the church.
- Finn (Referred to as Tom's son in the NES Version)- Returns to town after Torneko gets him out of Ballymoral jail, and loans him Fido (his dog). In Chapter 5 and 6, he is given Torneko's former house by Tessie and works in the Weapon Shop. He is also married to the nun from the town's church.
Treasures
- Packed lunch
- Antidotal herb (PlayStation and Nintendo DS Version only)
- Leather hat (PlayStation and Nintendo DS Version only)
- Leather shield (PlayStation and Nintendo DS Version only)
- Medicinal herb
- Seed of strength (Chapter 5-6)
- Chain sickle (Chapter 5-6)
- Icicle dirk (Chapter 5-6)
- 8 Gold Coin (PlayStation and Nintendo DS Version only)
Nearby enemies
(Chapter 3) |
(Chapter 5-6) |
Shops
Weapon Shop | Item | Price | Attributes |
 Oaken club | 30 | Attack +7 |
 Copper sword | 100 | Attack +12 |
 Thorn whip | 200 | Attack +14 |
 Divine dagger | 200 | Attack +14 |
 Boomerang† | 350 | Attack +18 |
 Hunter's bow† | 350 | Attack +18 |
 Chain sickle† | 550 | Attack +20 |
 Cautery sword† | 3,500 | Attack +45 |
| Note: Weapons marked with a † can be obtained in Chapter 3, but unlike the other weapons they disappear from the inventory when bought by a customer. The thorn whip and the boomerang are only available in the NES version. The divine dagger and the hunter's bow are only available in the PSX and Nintendo DS versions. | ||
| Armor Shop | ||
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| Item | Price | Attributes |
| Wayfarer's clothes | 70 | Defense +4 |
| Leather armour | 180 | Defense +12 |
| Chain mail | 350 | Defense +18 |
| Bronze armour | 700 | Defense +25 |
| Leather shield | 90 | Defense +4 |
| Leather hat | 65 | Defense +2 |
| Item Shop | ||
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| Item | Price | Attributes |
| Medicinal herb | 8 | |
| Antidotal herb | 10 | |
| Holy water | 350 | |
| Chimaera wing | 25 | |
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| Price |
| 10 gold per person |