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'' | '''''Roto's Tomb''''' ('''''Loto's Tablet''''', '''''Erdrick's Tablet''''') is an informative text which outlines the basic steps to complete the original [[Dragon Quest]]. It is located on the 2nd basement of [[Roto's Cave]]. | ||
== | {{Quote|Console=NES|Text=I am Erdrick and thou art my descendant. Three items were needed to reach the Isle of Dragons which is south of Brecconary. I gathered these items, reached the island, and there defeated a creature of great evil. Now I have entrusted the three items to three worthy keepers. Their descendants will protect the items until thy quest leads thee to seek them out. When a new evil arises, find the three items, then fight!}} | ||
== Forms == | == Forms == | ||
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=== Remakes === | === Remakes === | ||
In the remakes of Dragon Quest, the tablet is represented by a large graphical sprite. It is read in the same way the hero speaks to non-player characters. | In the remakes of Dragon Quest, the tablet is represented by a large graphical sprite of a tomb. It is read in the same way the hero speaks to non-player characters. | ||
{{DQI}} | {{DQI}} | ||
Revision as of 14:21, 12 February 2010
Roto's Tomb (Loto's Tablet, Erdrick's Tablet) is an informative text which outlines the basic steps to complete the original Dragon Quest. It is located on the 2nd basement of Roto's Cave.
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Forms
NES
In the NES version, the tablet is contained with a treasure chest. Upon opening the chest, the player is read the content of the tablet. The chest gives no permanent item to the player and can be opened repeatedly to re-read the tablet.
Remakes
In the remakes of Dragon Quest, the tablet is represented by a large graphical sprite of a tomb. It is read in the same way the hero speaks to non-player characters.