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==Other treasures== | ==Other treasures== | ||
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===All Version=== | |||
*640 [[Gold]] Coins | *640 [[Gold]] Coins | ||
*[[Seed of strength | *[[Cautery sword]] | ||
*[[Chimaera wing]] | |||
*[[Seed of strength]] | |||
*[[Scale shield]] | *[[Scale shield]] | ||
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*[[Seed of luck]] | |||
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===Remakes=== | |||
*[[Seed of resilience]] | |||
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==Nearby monsters== | ==Nearby monsters== | ||
Revision as of 07:23, 7 March 2018
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| Game | Dragon Quest IV |
Loch Tur (originally Loch Tower) is a tower dungeon in Dragon Quest IV and the final visited location in Chapter 1. It is accessible only by using the Taleria, but can be revisited in chapter 5 using the balloon. The tower serves as the hideout where Psaro's Pawn has been holding kidnapped children.
Other treasures
All Version |
NES Version |
Remakes |
Nearby monsters
(Chapter 1) |
(Chapter 5-6)
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Monsters
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