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==Remake== | |||
*Loading a save here will result in starting in [[Endor]] | |||
==Map== | ==Map== | ||
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Revision as of 20:29, 26 October 2013
Heaven's Haven (Last Refuge in the NES version) is a small shrine in Dragon Quest IV, clearly visible as soon as the party reaches Hell. Last Refuge is presided over by a former resident of Zenithia (who disguises herself as a Will-o'-Wisp before being approached) with healing powers, which the party can make use of again and again as it attempts to break the barrier surrounding Psaro's Castle. Last Refuge also ensures that the party will take on the Palace with full health.
Loading a game saved here will place the party in the last spot saved in the overworld. This can be used to end up in Femiscyra at night.
Nearby monsters
Remake
- Loading a save here will result in starting in Endor
Map
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