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'''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 | '''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 leave and open his own business. Far to the north of [[Endor]], it is located across a narrow channel to the east of [[Vrenor]]. | ||
==Other known residents== | ==Other known residents== | ||
*[[Tessie]]- Torneko's wife. Moves with him to [[Endor]] later in Chapter 3. | *[[Tessie]]- Torneko's wife. Moves with him to [[Endor]] later in Chapter 3. | ||
* | *Tipper- Torneko's son. Moves with him to [[Endor]] later in Chapter 3. | ||
*Old Man Finnegan (Grandpa Tom in the [[Nintendo|NES]] Version)- Awaits | *Old Man Finnegan (Grandpa Tom in the [[Nintendo|NES]] Version)- Awaits 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 | *Finn- Returns to town after Torneko gets him out of [[Ballymoral]]'s 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== | ==Treasures== | ||
*[[Packed lunch]] | *[[Packed lunch]] prepared daily by Tessie | ||
*[[Antidotal herb]] ([[Sony PlayStation|PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version only) | *[[Antidotal herb]] ([[Sony PlayStation|PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo DS]] Version only) | ||
*[[Leather hat]] (PlayStation and Nintendo DS Version only) | *[[Leather hat]] (PlayStation and Nintendo DS Version only) | ||
Revision as of 12:13, 1 August 2017
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| 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 leave and open his own business. 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.
- Tipper- Torneko's son. Moves with him to Endor later in Chapter 3.
- Old Man Finnegan (Grandpa Tom in the NES Version)- Awaits 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- Returns to town after Torneko gets him out of Ballymoral's 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 prepared daily by Tessie
- 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 |