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|game = {{Dragon Quest III}}
|game = {{Dragon Quest III}}<br>{{DQ3HD}}
|title = Castle of the Dragon Queen
|title = Castle of the Dragon Queen
|type= Castle
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The castle lies in extreme isolation from the rest of the world, with seemingly no humans having ventured to it in several decades. It is a vertically-aligned rectangular building with one large chamber encompassing two reflecting pools and a block of smaller, interconnected rooms. The Queen rests in the exact center of the castle.
The castle lies in extreme isolation from the rest of the world, with seemingly no humans having ventured to it in several decades. It is a vertically-aligned rectangular building with one large chamber encompassing two reflecting pools and a block of smaller, interconnected rooms. The Queen rests in the exact center of the castle.


The [[Dragon Queen]] lives peacefully in the opulent palace along with {{Dwarves}}, {{Faerie}}s, and talking animals, but she is close to death at the time the {{Hero 3}} and {{Party 3}} arrive. She bequeaths the Hero the [[Sphere of Light]], which is necessary in order to defeat [[Zoma]], the final boss of {{Dragon Quest III}}. Before her passing on and fading away, she lays one egg that the player can inspect to hear the faint sounds of an infant coming from within.
The [[Dragon Queen]] lives peacefully in the opulent palace along with [[dwarves]], [[faerie]]s, and talking animals, but she is close to death at the time the {{Hero 3}} and {{Party 3}} arrive. She bequeaths the Hero the [[Sphere of Light]], which is necessary in order to defeat [[Zoma]], the final boss of {{Dragon Quest III}}. Before her passing on and fading away, she lays one egg that the player can inspect to hear the faint sounds of an infant coming from within.


In the remakes of {{Dragon Quest III}}, the castle serves as the entrance point to the first [[bonus dungeon]]. It can be found by standing in the sunlight of the northernmost window of the castle. This [[bonus dungeon]] leads the {{Party 3}} to the {{Cloudsgate Citadel 3}} and [[Xenlon]], and has lead to much speculation over possible connections between the [[Erdrick trilogy]] and the [[Zenithia trilogy]].  
In the remakes of {{Dragon Quest III}}, the castle serves as the entrance point to the first [[bonus dungeon]]. It can be found by standing in the sunlight of the northernmost window of the castle. This [[bonus dungeon]] leads the {{Party 3}} to the {{Cloudsgate Citadel 3}} and [[Xenlon]], and has lead to much speculation over possible connections between the [[Erdrick trilogy]] and the [[Zenithia trilogy]].  
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*[[Sphere of Light]]
*[[Sphere of Light]]
*[[Mini medal]] (Remakes only)
*[[Mini medal]] (Remakes only)
==={{DQ3HD}}===
Heavy fog occludes the castle, preventing players from taking Ramia there until [[Baramos]] is slain. After [[Zoma]] makes his telepathic declaration of war in the throne room of [[Aliahan]], the {{Hero 3}} will dream of the Dragon Queen's castle that night and the fog will clear for Ramia to land.
The Queen has more courtiers than in past versions, including an faerie, several Priests, and a talking cat. Several [[List of recruitable monsters in Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake|rescue monsters]] linger on the outer wall of the castle: a [[Prestidigitator (Dragon Quest III)|prestidigitator]] during the day, a [[cureslime]] at dusk, and an [[ursa major]] at night. The layout of her castle has not changed much aside from the entrance to her chamber now being from the south instead of the north. During the new ending of the game Ramia will be shown flying towards the castle for an unknown purpose, and after the credits roll the final scene of the game will show an [[Hargon|a fervently devoted Priest]] ominously swearing to raise the late Queen's egg in her absence.
====Treasures====
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
| [[File:ICON-Sphere of Light III HD.png|link=Sphere of Light]]
| [[Sphere of Light]]
| x1
| Unmissable
|-
| [[File:ICON-Mini medal III HD.png|link=List of mini medal locations in Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake]]
| [[List of mini medal locations in Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake|Mini medal]]
| x1
| N/A
|-
| [[File:ICON-Care ring III HD.png|link=Care ring]]
| [[Care ring]]
| x1
| N/A
|}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==

Latest revision as of 00:43, 19 July 2026

The Castle of the Dragon Queen is a castle in the overworld of Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation.

It is located in the mountains east of Khoryv, surrounded by a ring of mountains that make it only accessible via Ramia. The castle is not a Zoom point in any version of the game.

Appearances[edit]

Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation[edit]

The castle lies in extreme isolation from the rest of the world, with seemingly no humans having ventured to it in several decades. It is a vertically-aligned rectangular building with one large chamber encompassing two reflecting pools and a block of smaller, interconnected rooms. The Queen rests in the exact center of the castle.

The Dragon Queen lives peacefully in the opulent palace along with dwarves, faeries, and talking animals, but she is close to death at the time the Hero and party arrive. She bequeaths the Hero the Sphere of Light, which is necessary in order to defeat Zoma, the final boss of Dragon Quest III. Before her passing on and fading away, she lays one egg that the player can inspect to hear the faint sounds of an infant coming from within.

In the remakes of Dragon Quest III, the castle serves as the entrance point to the first bonus dungeon. It can be found by standing in the sunlight of the northernmost window of the castle. This bonus dungeon leads the party to the Cloudsgate Citadel and Xenlon, and has lead to much speculation over possible connections between the Erdrick trilogy and the Zenithia trilogy.

Nearby monster[edit]

Treasures[edit]

Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake[edit]

Heavy fog occludes the castle, preventing players from taking Ramia there until Baramos is slain. After Zoma makes his telepathic declaration of war in the throne room of Aliahan, the Hero will dream of the Dragon Queen's castle that night and the fog will clear for Ramia to land.

The Queen has more courtiers than in past versions, including an faerie, several Priests, and a talking cat. Several rescue monsters linger on the outer wall of the castle: a prestidigitator during the day, a cureslime at dusk, and an ursa major at night. The layout of her castle has not changed much aside from the entrance to her chamber now being from the south instead of the north. During the new ending of the game Ramia will be shown flying towards the castle for an unknown purpose, and after the credits roll the final scene of the game will show an a fervently devoted Priest ominously swearing to raise the late Queen's egg in her absence.

Treasures[edit]

ICON-Sphere of Light III HD.png Sphere of Light x1 Unmissable
ICON-Mini medal III HD.png Mini medal x1 N/A
ICON-Care ring III HD.png Care ring x1 N/A

Trivia[edit]

  • The location of the Queen's castle roughly corresponds to northern China, an appropriate home for a dragon monarch.

Gallery[edit]

  • HD-2D remake concept art

  • The Dragon Queen's chamber

  • Overworld location

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  • DQ III Android Cloudsgate Citadel Entry.jpg
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