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Cloudsgate Citadel was added to the game in the {{Super Famicom}} remake released in 1996, and has been included in every port since. The layout of the castle is very different from how it is seen in the sixth game, being found at the end of a long bonus dungeon that make sup the floating firmament that it sits upon. The purpose of the location is to serve as the home of the dragon [[Xenlon]], a divine being who is capable of granting wishes to any who can defeat her in battle--these wishes vary depending on the version of the game being played but reviving [[Ortega]] and being able to flip through a [[Guns' n' Buns|certain book]] are always present. | Cloudsgate Citadel was added to the game in the {{Super Famicom}} remake released in 1996, and has been included in every port since. The layout of the castle is very different from how it is seen in the sixth game, being found at the end of a long bonus dungeon that make sup the floating firmament that it sits upon. The purpose of the location is to serve as the home of the dragon [[Xenlon]], a divine being who is capable of granting wishes to any who can defeat her in battle--these wishes vary depending on the version of the game being played but reviving [[Ortega]] and being able to flip through a [[Guns'n'Buns|certain book]] are always present. | ||
Cloudsgate Citadel is alluded to once [[Zoma]] is defeated by a variety of {{NPC}}s, included the chief researcher of [[Aliahan]] and the hint-giving prisoner of the same castle. It is accessed by walking through the pillar of light in the rear of the [[Castle of the Dragon Queen]], which is stated to be the place closest to heaven in all versions of the game. Indeed, the flying castle is referred to as heaven by most {{NPC}}s. | Cloudsgate Citadel is alluded to once [[Zoma]] is defeated by a variety of {{NPC}}s, included the chief researcher of [[Aliahan]] and the hint-giving prisoner of the same castle. It is accessed by walking through the pillar of light in the rear of the [[Castle of the Dragon Queen]], which is stated to be the place closest to heaven in all versions of the game. Indeed, the flying castle is referred to as heaven by most {{NPC}}s. | ||