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*[[Royal Crypt]] ({{Dragon Quest IV}}) | *[[Royal Crypt]] ({{Dragon Quest IV}}) | ||
*[[Mount Magmageddon]] ({{Dragon Quest V}}) | *[[Mount Magmageddon]] ({{Dragon Quest V}}) | ||
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Revision as of 06:11, 29 January 2022
A Healing Spring is a recurring location in the Dragon Quest series. It is a location typically found within a dungeon where the player's party may walk onto and fully restore their HP and MP. Healing springs typically do not revive deceased characters or cure status ailments.
Locations
- Underground Lake (Dragon Quest III)
- Cloudsgate Citadel (Remake of Dragon Quest III)
- Royal Crypt (Dragon Quest IV)
- Mount Magmageddon (Dragon Quest V)
- Knightmare Towers (Dragon Quest V)
- Diggery Pokery (Dragon Quest V)
- Dark Ruins (Dragon Quest VIII)
See also
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