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The '''Wayfarer's Inn <ref name="auto">Name given when Storeyteller is used in the [[Cell phone]] version.</ref>''' is a shrine in the third game in the series, situated next to [[Jipang]] on a stretch of land that resembles the Korean peninsula of the real world. | The '''Wayfarer's Inn <ref name="auto">Name given when [[Storeyteller]] is used in the [[Cell phone]] version.</ref>''' is a shrine in the third game in the series, situated next to [[Jipang]] on a stretch of land that resembles the Korean peninsula of the real world. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
==={{DQ3}}=== | ==={{DQ3}}=== | ||
The [[inn]] provides the hospitality lacking in the [[Jipang]]ese archipelago, and with the presence of [[metal slime]]s inside [[Orochi's Lair]] it makes for a handy grinding spot. A refugee fleeing Orochi is taking shelter at the [[inn]], unable to find his way to the {{Alltrades Abbey 3}}. Beyond the jail door is the [[teleportal]] that transports the player to the [[Wayfarer's Shrine]]. | The [[inn]] provides the hospitality lacking in the [[Jipang]]ese archipelago, and with the presence of [[metal slime]]s inside [[Orochi's Lair]] it makes for a handy [[grinding]] spot. A refugee fleeing [[Orochi]] is taking shelter at the [[inn]], unable to find his way to the {{Alltrades Abbey 3}}. Beyond the jail door is the [[teleportal]] that transports the player to the [[Wayfarer's Shrine]]. | ||
====Treasures (remakes only)==== | ====Treasures (remakes only)==== | ||
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As all shrines have become [[Zoom]] points, grinding against the metal | As all shrines have become [[Zoom]] points, [[grinding]] against the [[metal slime]]s in [[Orochi's Lair]] is even easier than before. | ||
====Treasures==== | ====Treasures==== | ||
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Wayfarer's inn map III HD2D.png|HD map | Wayfarer's inn map III HD2D.png|HD map. | ||
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[[Category:Dragon Quest III locations]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest III locations]] | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake locations]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake locations]] | ||
Revision as of 10:53, 28 August 2025
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| Japanese | 旅人の宿屋 |
| Romaji | Tabibito no yadoya |
| Game | Dragon Quest III Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake |
| Old localization | None |
The Wayfarer's Inn [1] is a shrine in the third game in the series, situated next to Jipang on a stretch of land that resembles the Korean peninsula of the real world.
Appearances
Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation
The inn provides the hospitality lacking in the Jipangese archipelago, and with the presence of metal slimes inside Orochi's Lair it makes for a handy grinding spot. A refugee fleeing Orochi is taking shelter at the inn, unable to find his way to the Alltrades Abbey. Beyond the jail door is the teleportal that transports the player to the Wayfarer's Shrine.
Treasures (remakes only)
Nearby monsters
Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake
As all shrines have become Zoom points, grinding against the metal slimes in Orochi's Lair is even easier than before.
Treasures
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Nearby monsters
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Gallery
HD map.
See also
References
- ↑ Name given when Storeyteller is used in the Cell phone version.