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'''Villa Priores''' (originally '''SkyTown''') is a sky village in ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''. | '''Villa Priores''' (originally '''SkyTown''') is a sky village in ''[[Dragon Quest VII]]''. | ||
Within the village is the structure leading to the [[Multipleximus Maximus]]. | |||
==Design== | ==Design== | ||
The village's shape is 3D based cube. As [[Hero (Dragon Quest VII)|The Hero]], [[Aeolus Vale | The village's shape is 3D based cube. As [[Hero (Dragon Quest VII)|The Hero]], [[Aeolus Vale#Known residents|Serafina]] and The Party move off a ledge, then safely end up on the next piece of ground. | ||
==Treasures== | ==Treasures== | ||
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{{LocationAttr|save}} | {{LocationAttr|save}} | ||
== | ==Notable Resident== | ||
*'''Praetor of Villa Priores''' (Originally '''Pendragon of SkyTown''') - Gives The Hero and Party the Multipleximus key after they clean up his room. | *'''Praetor of Villa Priores''' (Originally '''Pendragon of SkyTown''') - Gives The Hero and Party the Multipleximus key after they clean up his room. | ||
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*The shape of the cube is more simplistic in the [[Nintendo 3DS]] Version to make navigation easier than the [[Sony PlayStation]] Version. | *The shape of the cube is more simplistic in the [[Nintendo 3DS]] Version to make navigation easier than the [[Sony PlayStation]] Version. | ||
*In the [[Sony PlayStation]] Version of the game, cleaning the Praetor's house requires The Party to pick up pieces of paper and throw them away. As the throwing option absent in the [[Nintendo 3DS]] Version, the requirement is to smash pots instead. | *In the [[Sony PlayStation]] Version of the game, cleaning the Praetor's house requires The Party to pick up pieces of paper and throw them away. As the throwing option absent in the [[Nintendo 3DS]] Version, the requirement is to smash pots instead. | ||
==Other languages== | |||
{{OtherLanguages | |||
|fr=Ancestralia|fr-meaning= | |||
|de=Altvordering|de-meaning= | |||
|it=Antesignia|it-meaning= | |||
|es=Villa Antecessor|es-meaning= | |||
|zh-tw=|zh-tw-meaning= | |||
}} | |||
{{DQVII}} | {{DQVII}} | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest VII locations]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest VII locations]] | ||
Revision as of 18:27, 7 January 2024
Villa Priores (originally SkyTown) is a sky village in Dragon Quest VII.
Within the village is the structure leading to the Multipleximus Maximus.
Design
The village's shape is 3D based cube. As The Hero, Serafina and The Party move off a ledge, then safely end up on the next piece of ground.
Treasures
- Mini medal
- Multipleximus key
- Seed of agility
Services
Inn
| Price per person |
|---|
| 20 Gold Coins |
Other notable attributes
This is a location where the game can be saved.
Notable Resident
- Praetor of Villa Priores (Originally Pendragon of SkyTown) - Gives The Hero and Party the Multipleximus key after they clean up his room.
Remake
- The shape of the cube is more simplistic in the Nintendo 3DS Version to make navigation easier than the Sony PlayStation Version.
- In the Sony PlayStation Version of the game, cleaning the Praetor's house requires The Party to pick up pieces of paper and throw them away. As the throwing option absent in the Nintendo 3DS Version, the requirement is to smash pots instead.
Other languages
| Language | Translation | Meaning |
 Español | Villa Antecessor | |
 Français | Ancestralia | |
 Deutsch | Altvordering | |
 Italiano | Antesignia |
