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'''Mt. Zugzwang''' is the final dungeon in ''[[Dragon Quest V]]'' | '''Mt. Zugzwang''' (エビルマウンテン ''Ebirumaunten'') is the final dungeon in ''[[Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride]]''. It is located in [[Nadiria]] and houses the mountain fortress of [[Grandmaster Nimzo]]. It is the site where [[Madalena]] is held captive, forced to pray for the gate to the human world to be opened wide enough for Nimzo. | ||
Despite the presence of various recruitable monsters, no monster | Despite the presence of various recruitable monsters, no monster can be recruited within Mt. Zugzwang. | ||
== | ==Nearby monsters== | ||
*[[Hyperanemon]] | *[[Hyperanemon]] | ||
*[[Gigantes]] | *[[Gigantes]] | ||
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*'''[[Grandmaster Nimzo]]''' | *'''[[Grandmaster Nimzo]]''' | ||
== | ==Treasures== | ||
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{{LocationItem|entry|item=[[Dark robe]]|location=Chest}} | {{LocationItem|entry|item=[[Dark robe]]|location=Chest}} | ||
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==Etymology== | |||
''Zugzwang'' (German for "compulsion to move") is a term used in chess to refer to a scenario where a player is put at a disadvantage because they are forced to make a move. It is said that a player is "in zugzwang" when all possible actions will severely weaken their position as opposed to taking no action at all. | |||
==Map== | ==Map== | ||
[[File:DQ V SF Evil Mountain.png|200px]] | [[File:DQ V SF Evil Mountain.png|200px]] | ||
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[[Category:Dragon Quest V locations]]{{Wikia}} | [[Category:Dragon Quest V locations]]{{Wikia}} | ||
Revision as of 03:51, 26 January 2020
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| Japanese | エビルマウンテン |
| Game | Dragon Quest V |
| Old localization | None |
Mt. Zugzwang (エビルマウンテン Ebirumaunten) is the final dungeon in Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride. It is located in Nadiria and houses the mountain fortress of Grandmaster Nimzo. It is the site where Madalena is held captive, forced to pray for the gate to the human world to be opened wide enough for Nimzo.
Despite the presence of various recruitable monsters, no monster can be recruited within Mt. Zugzwang.
Nearby monsters
- Hyperanemon
- Gigantes
- Admirer
- Balhib
- Wrecktor
- Mandrake marshal
- Soulspawn
- Great dragon
- Snake handler
- Killing machine
- Pazuzu
- Hybrid
- Lick-o'-flame
- Drakenstein
- Wight king
- Metal king slime
- Doom slugger
- Gloom slugger
- Luneyetic
- Frighturn (x2)
- Bishop Ladja (Remakes only)
- Grandmaster Nimzo
Treasures
| Dragon Quest V (DS) | |
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| Item | Location |
| Dark robe | Chest |
| Ogre shield | Mountainside |
| Mini medal 1 | Chest down the stairs just before the cavern leading to Madalena |
| Mini medal 2 | Chest down stairs in the second tile room |
| Double-edged sword | Mountainside |
| Aspersorium | Tile room |
| Sun crown | Tile room |
| T'n'T ticket | Chest down stairs in the second tile room |
| 3,300 Gold Coins | Drop-down room |
| Metal king helm | Drop-down room |
| Mini medal 3 | Mimic chest down in drop-down room |
| Orichalcum fangs | Trapped chest |
Notable attributes
This location contains poisonous marshes/swamps.
This location can be reached using the Zoom spell.
Etymology
Zugzwang (German for "compulsion to move") is a term used in chess to refer to a scenario where a player is put at a disadvantage because they are forced to make a move. It is said that a player is "in zugzwang" when all possible actions will severely weaken their position as opposed to taking no action at all.
Map
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