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'''Aliahan''' is a [[List of Kingdoms in Dragon Quest|kingdom]] found in {{DQ3}}. Located on a small continent in the southeastern ocean, Aliahan is the land from which [[Hero (Dragon Quest III)|The Hero]] ventures forth into the wider world to save it from the fiend [[Baramos]]. It's kingdom includes the castle town of the same name near the southern bay, and the smaller town of [[Reeve]] in the northwest. | '''Aliahan''' is a [[List of Kingdoms in Dragon Quest|kingdom]] found in {{DQ3}}. Located on a small continent in the southeastern ocean, Aliahan is the land from which [[Hero (Dragon Quest III)|The Hero]] ventures forth into the wider world to save it from the fiend [[Baramos]]. It's kingdom includes the castle town of the same name near the southern bay, and the smaller town of [[Reeve]] in the northwest. | ||
Interestingly, the continent serves as an excellent tutorial for new players to the series as it features a castle, two towns, [[Promontory Passage|two]] distinct [[Path of Promise|dungeons]], [[Dreamer's Tower|a tower]], and enemies that provide different types of threats | Interestingly, the continent serves as an excellent tutorial for new players to the series as it features a castle, two towns, [[Promontory Passage|two]] distinct [[Path of Promise|dungeons]], [[Dreamer's Tower|a tower]], and enemies that provide different types of threats. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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===[[Vault]]=== | ===[[Vault]]=== | ||
In | In the NES version the party had limited item slots due to hardware restraints and could store additional items here for a small fee upon retrieval. Gold could also be stored in 1,000 piece increments. | ||
In the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Famicom]] version onwards, the vault became only a [[Bank|gold bank]], since the item storage was no longer necessary with the addition of the [[bag]]. | In the [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Famicom]] version onwards, the vault became only a [[Bank|gold bank]], since the item storage was no longer necessary with the addition of the [[bag]]. | ||