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| type = Village | | type = Village | ||
| game = {{ | | game = {{DQ6}} | ||
| image = [[File:Weaver's peak.jpg|center|270px]] | | image = [[File:Weaver's peak.jpg|center|270px]] | ||
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'''Weaver's Peak''' is a mountain village in {{ | '''Weaver's Peak''' is a mountain village in {{Dragon Quest VI}}. | ||
It is the starting location of the game and home of the {{Hero 6}} and his sister [[ | It is the starting location of the game and home of the {{Hero 6}} and his sister [[Tania]]. | ||
==Characteristics== | ==Characteristics== | ||
Set high in the mountains north of [[Haggleton]] and {{Somnia U}} beyond the [[Mountain Pass (Dragon Quest VI)|Mountain Pass]], this rural village is known for its crafts and textiles that fetch a high price at a bazaar annually hosted in the former. The {{Hero 6}} is appointed as the annual village representative at the start of the game, and is sent off to sell the goods and return with a ceremonial crown assembled by the finest artisan in Haggleton. | Set high in the mountains north of [[Haggleton]] and {{Somnia U}} beyond the [[Mountain Pass (Dragon Quest VI)|Mountain Pass]], this rural village is known for its crafts and textiles that fetch a high price at a bazaar annually hosted in the former. The {{Hero 6}} is appointed as the annual village representative at the start of the game, and is sent off to sell the goods and return with a ceremonial crown assembled by the finest artisan in [[Haggleton]]. | ||
A ceremony known as the Fortune Festival is held on the first eve of the bazaar, thanking the Spirit of the Mountains for good harvests through the year prior. During the festival one young lady is selected to represent the village's gratitude, placing the crown on the [[Goddess]] statue inside the church. Tania is selected as this year's maiden, and during the ceremony she becomes possessed by the [[Rubiss|Spirit of the Mountains]]. The Spirit speaks directly to the {{Hero 6}}, beckoning him to leave his idyllic home and enter the dangerous world at large, saving it from the evils that conspire to end it. | A ceremony known as the Fortune Festival is held on the first eve of the bazaar, thanking the Spirit of the Mountains for good harvests through the year prior. During the festival one young lady is selected to represent the village's gratitude, placing the crown on the [[Goddess]] statue inside the [[church]]. [[Tania]] is selected as this year's maiden, and during the ceremony she becomes possessed by the [[Rubiss|Spirit of the Mountains]]. The Spirit speaks directly to the {{Hero 6}}, beckoning him to leave his idyllic home and enter the dangerous world at large, saving it from the evils that conspire to end it. | ||
==Shops== | ==Shops== | ||
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*[[Trailblazing bandana]] | *[[Trailblazing bandana]] | ||
*[[Mini medal]] | *[[Mini medal]] | ||
*10 | *10 {{Gold}} | ||
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== | =={{Monster}}s== | ||
''([[Lower World]] only)'' | ''([[Lower World]] only)'' | ||
*[[Bad karmour]] (5) | *[[Bad karmour]] (5) | ||
*[[Berzorker]] (4) | *[[Berzorker]] (4) | ||
*[[Boss | *[[Boss troll]] (4) | ||
*[[Sintaur]] (5) | *[[Sintaur]] (5) | ||
*'''[[Demon-at-arms]]''' (Boss) | *'''[[Demon-at-arms]]''' (Boss) | ||
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==Vocation Level Cap== | ==Vocation Level Cap== | ||
Party members can [[Grinding|grind]] to increase their | Party members can [[Grinding|grind]] to increase their {{Vocation}} as long as they are at the specified level or lower. | ||
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==Other appearances== | ==Other appearances== | ||
==={{DQ11}}=== | ==={{DQ11}}=== | ||
The Upper World version of Weaver's Peak is the final location the {{Luminary}} can visit through the altar of reverie in the [[Echo Chamber]]. A commotion has spread through the village as the {{Hero 6}} returns from his errand to fetch the crown for the Fortune Festival, but his condescending attitude and fixation on gaudy fashion cause Tania to suspect that the man is an imposter. Asking the {{Luminary}} for help, she advises that the adventurers at [[Quester's Rest|Patty's Party Planning Place in Stornway]] might have a few leads to follow through on. | The [[Upper World]] version of Weaver's Peak is the final location the {{Luminary}} can visit through the altar of reverie in the [[Echo Chamber]]. A commotion has spread through the village as the {{Hero 6}} returns from his errand to fetch the crown for the Fortune Festival, but his condescending attitude and fixation on gaudy fashion cause [[Tania]] to suspect that the man is an imposter. Asking the {{Luminary}} for help, she advises that the adventurers at [[Quester's Rest|Patty's Party Planning Place in Stornway]] might have a few leads to follow through on. | ||
Sure enough, a warrior at the [[Quester's Rest]] knows just the thing to do the job--bodura grass. The man states that a friend of his tipped him off to a grotto that grows the herb, the third floor of the Ruby Path of Doom available to players as the second area in the alter of the starry skies. In the north-western corner of the third floor is a woman who will give the player the bodura grass free of charge. | Sure enough, a warrior at the [[Quester's Rest]] knows just the thing to do the job--bodura grass. The man states that a friend of his tipped him off to a grotto that grows the herb, the third floor of the [[Ruby Path of Doom]] available to players as the second area in the alter of the starry skies. In the north-western corner of the third floor is a woman who will give the player the bodura grass free of charge. | ||
Returning to Weaver's Peak, Tania is overjoyed that the party found a way to expose the fraud and sends them to do just that, worried about retaliation if a frail girl such as herself ruins the facade. Tossing the grass in the liar's face exposes him as a dumpy troll, prompting a battle once it is spoken to. After the fight is over, the sobbing sop admits that all it ever wanted was to look nice enough for Tania to be kind towards it, and promises that it will never do anything to the village again. The troll flees the scene, and Tania is left shaking her head at the whole mess before rewarding the {{Luminary}} with a bolt of kaleidoscope cloth for his trouble. | Returning to Weaver's Peak, [[Tania]] is overjoyed that the party found a way to expose the fraud and sends them to do just that, worried about retaliation if a frail girl such as herself ruins the facade. Tossing the grass in the liar's face exposes him as a dumpy troll, prompting a battle once it is spoken to. After the fight is over, the sobbing sop admits that all it ever wanted was to look nice enough for [[Tania]] to be kind towards it, and promises that it will never do anything to the village again. The troll flees the scene, and [[Tania]] is left shaking her head at the whole mess before rewarding the {{Luminary}} with a bolt of kaleidoscope cloth for his trouble. | ||
==Usage of Weaver's Peak in other areas== | ==Usage of Weaver's Peak in other areas== | ||
*The [[Reaper's Peak|town]] in the middle of the | *The [[Reaper's Peak|town]] in the middle of the {{Fungeon 6}} is based on Weaver's Peak. | ||
*The inside of Tania's house is used in a village during the [[Dream Scenario#Wallet Scenario|Wallet Scenario]] at the beginning of {{DQ3}} | *The inside of [[Tania]]'s house is used in a village during the [[Dream Scenario#Wallet Scenario|Wallet Scenario]] at the beginning of {{DQ3}} | ||
==In other languages== | ==In other languages== | ||
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DQ VI Android Weaver's Peak 30A.jpg|If both of the {{Hero 6}}es merge. | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:58, 8 January 2024
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| Japanese | ライフコッド |
| Rōmaji | Raifu Koddo |
| Game | Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation |
Weaver's Peak is a mountain village in Dragon Quest VI.
It is the starting location of the game and home of the Hero and his sister Tania.
Characteristics[edit]
Set high in the mountains north of Haggleton and Somnia beyond the Mountain Pass, this rural village is known for its crafts and textiles that fetch a high price at a bazaar annually hosted in the former. The Hero is appointed as the annual village representative at the start of the game, and is sent off to sell the goods and return with a ceremonial crown assembled by the finest artisan in Haggleton.
A ceremony known as the Fortune Festival is held on the first eve of the bazaar, thanking the Spirit of the Mountains for good harvests through the year prior. During the festival one young lady is selected to represent the village's gratitude, placing the crown on the Goddess statue inside the church. Tania is selected as this year's maiden, and during the ceremony she becomes possessed by the Spirit of the Mountains. The Spirit speaks directly to the Hero, beckoning him to leave his idyllic home and enter the dangerous world at large, saving it from the evils that conspire to end it.
Shops[edit]
Upper world shops[edit]
Item Shop | Item | Price | Attributes |
 Medicinal herb | 8 | ? |
 Antidotal herb | 10 | ? |
 Chimaera wing | 25 | ? |
 Leather hat | 65 | Defense +2/Style +2 |
 Hardwood headwear | 120 | Defense +6/Style -15 |
Weapon Shop | Item | Price | Attributes |
 Cypress stick | 10 | Attack +2/Style 0 |
 Bamboo spear | 50 | Attack +5/Style +1 |
 Copper sword | 270 | Attack +13/Style +9 |
Armour Shop | Item | Price | Attributes |
 Wayfarer's clothes | 70 | Defense +7/Style +6 |
 Leather armour | 180 | Defense +11/Style +15 |
 Leather shield | 70 | Defense +4/Style +2 |
 Enchanted armour | 7000 | Defense +55/Style +35 |
Lower world shop[edit]
Item Shop | Item | Price | Attributes |
 War hammer | 12,000 | Attack +64/Style +19 |
 Zombiesbane | 18,000 | Attack +80/Style +5 |
 Dragon mail | 12,000 | Defense +60/Style +37 |
 Flowing dress | 14,800 | Defense +7/Style +6 |
 Bunny ears | 750 | Defense +65/Style +42 |
Other notable attributes[edit]
This is a location where the game can be saved.
This location can be reached using the Zoom spell.
The Hero and party can rest at Tania's house for free in the Upper World version.
Treasures[edit]
(Upper World)[edit] |
(Lower World)[edit] |
Monsters[edit]
(Lower World only)
- Bad karmour (5)
- Berzorker (4)
- Boss troll (4)
- Sintaur (5)
- Demon-at-arms (Boss)
Nearby monsters[edit]
(Upper World)[edit] |
(Lower World)[edit] |
Vocation Level Cap[edit]
Party members can grind to increase their Vocation as long as they are at the specified level or lower.
(Upper World)[edit]
|
(Lower World)[edit]
|
Other appearances[edit]
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age[edit]
The Upper World version of Weaver's Peak is the final location the Luminary can visit through the altar of reverie in the Echo Chamber. A commotion has spread through the village as the Hero returns from his errand to fetch the crown for the Fortune Festival, but his condescending attitude and fixation on gaudy fashion cause Tania to suspect that the man is an imposter. Asking the Luminary for help, she advises that the adventurers at Patty's Party Planning Place in Stornway might have a few leads to follow through on.
Sure enough, a warrior at the Quester's Rest knows just the thing to do the job--bodura grass. The man states that a friend of his tipped him off to a grotto that grows the herb, the third floor of the Ruby Path of Doom available to players as the second area in the alter of the starry skies. In the north-western corner of the third floor is a woman who will give the player the bodura grass free of charge.
Returning to Weaver's Peak, Tania is overjoyed that the party found a way to expose the fraud and sends them to do just that, worried about retaliation if a frail girl such as herself ruins the facade. Tossing the grass in the liar's face exposes him as a dumpy troll, prompting a battle once it is spoken to. After the fight is over, the sobbing sop admits that all it ever wanted was to look nice enough for Tania to be kind towards it, and promises that it will never do anything to the village again. The troll flees the scene, and Tania is left shaking her head at the whole mess before rewarding the Luminary with a bolt of kaleidoscope cloth for his trouble.
Usage of Weaver's Peak in other areas[edit]
- The town in the middle of the Fungeon is based on Weaver's Peak.
- The inside of Tania's house is used in a village during the Wallet Scenario at the beginning of Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation
In other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ライフコッド | "Life Cod" |
| S. Chinese | 莱夫科德 | Transliterated from the Japanese title |
Map[edit]
Upper World[edit]
Outside of Town. (Cell phone)
Back home? (Cell phone)
