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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
The English title of this item in the ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' official guide book refers to it as the Flute of Echo. | *In the iOS version of ''[[Dragon Quest]]'', it is called the '''Faerie Flute'''. | ||
*The English title of this item in the ''[[Dragon Quest III]]'' official guide book refers to it as the Flute of Echo. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 10:58, 28 March 2016
| Fairy Flute | |
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| Romaji | {{{romaji}}} |
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| Found in | Dragon Quest Dragon Quest III |
| Effect | Puts Golem to sleep (I) Frees Rubiss from imprisonment and puts monsters to sleep. |
The Fairy Flute is an item in Dragon Quest. It can be used in battle to put an enemy to sleep, most notably a Golem guarding Cantlin. Due to text restrictions in the Gameboy Color remake of Dragon Quest, It was renamed PixyFlute. (Or PxyFlut in the item list.)
Location
The location of the flute is given in a clue by a man in Rimuldar. The flute can be found by searching 4 steps south of the bath in the village of Kol.
Usage
The flute is only useful in battle. It can be used to put an enemy to sleep similar to the Sleep Spell. The flute is primary designed for defeating the Golem guarding the entrance to Cantlin. The flute will always put the Golem to sleep, whereas it works only sometimes for all other enemies.
Notes
- In the iOS version of Dragon Quest, it is called the Faerie Flute.
- The English title of this item in the Dragon Quest III official guide book refers to it as the Flute of Echo.
See also
References
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