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'''Path of Promise''' ('''Tempt Cave''' or '''Cave of Enticement''') is a dungeon in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''. It connects the continent of [[Aliahan]] to the | '''Path of Promise''' ('''Tempt Cave''' or '''Cave of Enticement''') is a dungeon in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''. It connects the continent of [[Aliahan]] to the Shrine South of [[Romaria]]. | ||
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Image:DQ III NES Cave of Enticement.png|Path of Promise (Nintendo Entertainment System) | |||
Image:DQ III NES Forest South of Romaly.png|Shrine South of Romaria (Nintendo Entertainment System) | |||
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==Locked door== | ==Locked door== | ||
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Path of Promise (Tempt Cave or Cave of Enticement) is a dungeon in Dragon Quest III. It connects the continent of Aliahan to the Shrine South of Romaria.
Magic Bomb
In order to proceed beyond the first room of the cave, the heroes must use the Wrecking ball on the blocking wall. By doing so, the wall is destroyed and the heroes may continue into the cave.
Magic Map
In the remakes, the Magic Map is located in a treasure chest just beyond the blocking wall.
Treasures
- NES Version
Nearby monsters
Forest entrance |
Shrine south of Romaria |
Monsters
Remake
In the NES Version, it's possible to travel to a majority of locations on the overworld after defeating Baramos, before talking to the King of Aliahan, by going through the cave and taking the teleportal leading to Romaria.
In the remake, the teleportal is blocked off by the old man from earlier in the cave, preventing any further progress until the player has an audience with the king.
Map
Path of Promise (Nintendo Entertainment System)
Shrine South of Romaria (Nintendo Entertainment System)
Locked door
Thief's Key door (NES)
Thief's Key door (GBC)
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