Grimland

Grimland is a land mass in the overworld of Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation.

It is located north of Persistence, and geographically corresponds to the country of Greenland. The only building on the entire landmass is a little house called the Hermitage[1].

AppearancesEdit

Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of SalvationEdit

This isolated strip of permafrost is home to an old man who was given the Boatman's Bone by residents from the Pirates' Den a long while before the events of the game. Eventually, his island is visited by the Hero, to whom he informs an interest in the Mod Rod. The Hero exchanges the Staff and receives the bone in turn, with the hermit having a different appearance and slightly altered dialogue with each subsequent visit.

Treasures (remakes only)Edit

Nearby monstersEdit

Dragon Quest III HD-2D RemakeEdit

The topography of the green patch is now much more rocky, with blankets of snow spread thinly in a few sections. Beyond these aesthetic changes and being the home of a recruitable rampage, Grimland remains unaltered from the 2D versions.

Shops & servicesEdit

  Item Shop 
Item Price Attributes
  Medicinal herb8Restores at least 30 HP to a single ally
  Magic water600Restores at least 15 MP to a single ally
  Zombiesbane12,800Attack +68
+130% damage to zombies
  War hammer12,100Attack +81
  Flame shield9,600Attack +56
-25% Fire damage
  Raging bull helm8,800Defence +40

TreasureEdit

  Mini medal x2 N/A
  Elfin elixir x1 N/A
  Battle fork x1 N/A
  Magic armour x1 N/A
  Top hat x1 N/A

Nearby monstersEdit

   

In other languagesEdit

Language Translation Meaning
  Español castellanoFrislandiaNamed after Frislandia, a phantom island depicted on historical maps of the North Atlantic
  Español latinoamericanoGrimlandA play on Greenland, replacing green with grim
  FrançaisGrimlandA play on Greenland, replacing green with grim
  DeutschGrimmlandGrim land, from grimm and Land
  ItalianoGrimlandA play on Greenland, replacing green with grim
  한국어그린래드, GeurinraedeuTransliteration of Japanese Gurinraddo, itself derived from Greenland
  简体中文格陵拉德, GélínglādéTransliteration of Japanese Gurinraddo, itself derived from Greenland
  繁體中文格陵拉德, GélínglādéTransliteration of Japanese Gurinraddo, itself derived from Greenland

GalleryEdit

MapsEdit

Bargaining for a boneEdit

Shapeshifting sillinessEdit

ReferenceEdit

  1. ↑ Name given when Storeyteller is used in the Cell phone version