Kol

Village Kol

Official art of Kol. Japanese マイラ Romaji Maira Game Dragon Quest
Dragon Quest III
Dragon Quest Builders Old localization Same

Kol is a village in northeastern Alefgard. It sits in the middle of a large forest with a tall mountain chain to the north, and the buildings are made of timber rather than stone.

It is visited in Dragon Quest, Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation and Dragon Quest Builders.

Appearances

Dragon Quest

Kol is typically the third town the player visits. It is a quiet forest village with a large hot spring for bathing, and it does not contain any essential items for completing the game. The Faerie Flute is hidden four steps south of the bath and is useful for defeating the Golem outside Cantlin, especially so in the remade versions of the game.

Puff-Puff

In all versions of the game, the Hero can receive a Puff-Puff from one of the ladies near the bath for 20 gold coins. All references to the hero's indulgence and the woman's sultry behavior were removed from the original NES version as they were seen as too risque for a Western audience, but this censorship was revoked for the Cell phone version.

• The Famicom version of the scene is different from how the act would be portrayed in later games, with the screen fading to black instead of the usual onomatopoeia playing. It also costs 50 gold coins instead of just 20.

Shops and Services

Item Shop 

Item	Price	Attributes
Medicinal herb	24g	Heals a small amount of HP
Torch	8g	Lights a radius around the Hero
Dragon's scale	20g	Provides a small amount of Defense
Chimaera wing	70g	Warps the Hero back to Tantegel

Weapon Shop 

Item	Price	Attributes
Copper sword	180	Attack +10
Iron axe	560	Attack +15
Iron armour	1000	Defense +16
Full plate armour	3000	Defense +24
Leather shield	90	Defense +4

Treasures

• Faerie Flute
• Plain clothes
• Seed of strength

Nearby monsters

• Drackolyte
• Scorpion
• Skeleton

Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line

As is the case with most of the towns/villages in Alefgard, Kol is not accessible in Dragon Quest II. Its location on the world map is covered with forest.

Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation

The people of Kol frequently mention the legendary Sword of Kings and how it was so dangerous to the devil that he spent three years doing all he could to destroy it. Furthermore, a merchant sitting in the large common room mentions that the blade was forged of the infallible Orichalcum metal. The remarkable smithing skills of the item merchant are also told to the player, which tells them that all three are related and bringing the ore to the merchant will result in the sword.

The item merchant was once a blacksmith living in Jipang, who fled with his wife once she was selected to be the next sacrifice to Orochi. The couple wandered the world until they stumbled upon The Great Pit of Giaga and fell through the crack in the firmament, possibly leading to the construction of the guard post at the site when their fall was mistaken for attempted suicide. The husband has adopted the speaking mannerisms of their new home, but his wife still speaks in haiku.

In order to obtain the Sword of Kings, the player must sell the oricalchum found in Damdara to the Jipangese merchant. The sword can then be purchased for 35,000 gold coins.

Shops and Services

Item Shop 

Item	Price	Attributes
Medicinal herb	8g	Heals a small amount of HP
Holy water	20g	Keeps away low level monsters
Chimaera wing	25g	Same effect as zoom spell
Moonwort bulb	30g	Cures paralysis

Weapon Shop 

Item	Price	Attributes
Steel broadsword	1500	Attack +33
Sledgehammer	6500	Attack +55
Dragon mail	9800	Defence +45
Flowing dress	12500	Defence +50
Silver shield	8800	Defence +40
Iron mask	3500	Defence +25

Treasures

• Faerie Flute
• Mini medals (3)
• Plain clothes
• Seed of magic
• T'n'T ticket (3) (removed for Cell phone version)

Nearby monsters

• Flying flayer
• Ghoul
• Muddy hand
• Skelegon

Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake

Shops & services

Item Shop 

Item	Price	Attributes
Medicinal herb	8	Restores at least 30 HP to a single ally
Strong medicine	48	Restores at least 50 HP to a single ally
Chimaera wing	25	Can be used to return to previously visited locations
Moonwort bulb	30	Cures paralysis
Dazzle-me-not	120	Lifts illusions
Falcon blade	38,500	Attack +55
Sandstorm spear	13,700	Attack +76 Casts Dazzle
Dragon dojo duds	31,500	Defence +87 -25% breath damage
Flowing dress	26,000	Defence +75 -25% Fire, Ice, & Explosion damage
Spiked armour	11,500	Defence +88 50% recoil damage
Slime earrings	950	Defence +5

Weapon & armour shop 

Item	Price	Attributes
Zombiesbane	12,800	Attack +68 +130% damage to zombies
War hammer	12,100	Attack +81
Sage's staff	22,600	Attack +84 Casts Midheal
Dragontail whip	6,200	Attack +62 +130% damage to dragons
Silver shield	13,700	Defence +63
Mirror shield	26,000	Defence +81 20% chance to Bounce spells

Dragon Quest Builders

In this game, Kol (along with Galenholm) consists of different areas that can be reached by using teleportals: the Ruins, the Island of Lava, and the Island of Ice. The boss at the end of Chapter 3 is a Magmalice and a Firn fiend. The articles for each area within the region are:

• Bleak and Burning Badlands
• Island of Lava
• Galenholm
• Island of Ice
• Galenholm Ruins

Dragon Quest Tact

The Master and Majellan pay a visit to the town in Chapter 2, Episode 1 of the game's limited Dragon Quest I event. Majellan wants to relax in the town's hot springs before he remembering they're trying to locate the missing Mindini, much to his dismay. In the town, they encounter a fortune-telling old man who points them in the direction of the Quagmire Cave.

Map & Gallery

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  Villager's greeting.

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  The flute's location. (GBC)

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  Map for Dragon Warrior. (NES)

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  Map for Dragon Warrior III. (NES)

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  Map for DQ. (SFC)

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  Map for III. (SFC)

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  Kol from DQ. (Cell phone)

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  Former site of Kol from II. (Cell phone)

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  Kol from III. (Cell phone)

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  Majellan visiting Kol in Tact.