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The '''Cave to [[Rendarak]]''' is the largest dungeon in ''[[Dragon Quest II]]''. It is also the penultimate dungeon in the game. It is located in the south central region of [[Torland]] and accessible only via [[teleportal]]. | The '''Cave to [[Rendarak]]''' is the largest dungeon in ''[[Dragon Quest II]]''. It is also the penultimate dungeon in the game. It is located in the south central region of [[Torland]] and accessible only via [[teleportal]]. | ||
== | ==Appearances== | ||
==={{DQ2}}=== | |||
[[File:DQII Trio Falling.png|right|thumb|200px|Falling into the pitfall.]] | [[File:DQII Trio Falling.png|right|thumb|200px|Falling into the pitfall.]] | ||
The Cave to Rendarak is infamous among fans, due to its length, the strong enemies within, and the existence of pitfalls and infinite loops. | The Cave to Rendarak is infamous among fans, due to its length, the strong enemies within, and the existence of pitfalls and infinite loops that no first-time player can be expected to know of. | ||
The cave is only accessible via a travel gate in [[Beran]] requiring the [[Jailer's Key]]. To open the cave, the [[False Idol]] must be used next to the entrance which is disguised as an impassable mountain tile. | The cave is only accessible via a travel gate in [[Beran]] requiring the [[Jailer's Key]]. To open the cave, the [[False Idol]] must be used next to the entrance which is disguised as an impassable mountain tile. | ||
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Bottom right corner of floor B1 in all versions from the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] to the [[Game Boy]] Color version. See the remake section for more details. | Bottom right corner of floor B1 in all versions from the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] to the [[Game Boy]] Color version. See the remake section for more details. | ||
==Thunderbolt Blade== | ====Thunderbolt Blade==== | ||
Find your way to floor 5. Make your way all the way north, then east into the side room; go down the flight of stairs. There is a pitfall in the almost-bottom-leftmost corner of the (huge) room; find and fall in it. You'll land right next to the sword. | Find your way to floor 5. Make your way all the way north, then east into the side room; go down the flight of stairs. There is a pitfall in the almost-bottom-leftmost corner of the (huge) room; find and fall in it. You'll land right next to the sword. | ||
==Erdrick's Armor== | ====Erdrick's Armor==== | ||
Much easier than locating the Thunder Sword, simply find the staircase in the bottom right area of Floor 3 and take the stairs right to the chest. | Much easier than locating the Thunder Sword, simply find the staircase in the bottom right area of Floor 3 and take the stairs right to the chest. | ||
===Other treasures=== | ====Other treasures==== | ||
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==Monsters== | ====Monsters==== | ||
*[[Killing machine]] | *[[Killing machine]] | ||
*[[Berserker]] | *[[Berserker]] | ||
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*[[Green dragon]] | *[[Green dragon]] | ||
*[[Hargonaut]] | *[[Hargonaut]] | ||
*[[ | *[[Walking corpse]] | ||
*[[Magic vampirus]] | *[[Magic vampirus]] | ||
*[[Chasmonaut]] | *[[Chasmonaut]] | ||
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*[[Saber lion]] | *[[Saber lion]] | ||
==Nearby monsters== | ====Nearby monsters==== | ||
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===(Swamp entrance)=== | ===(Swamp entrance)=== | ||
*[[Orc | *[[Orc chieftain]] | ||
*[[Bloody hand]] | *[[Bloody hand]] | ||
*[[Brainy badboon | *[[Brainy badboon]] | ||
*[[Headhunter]] | *[[Headhunter]] | ||
*[[Drackmage]] | *[[Drackmage]] | ||
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*[[Silvapithecus]] | *[[Silvapithecus]] | ||
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==={{DQ11}}=== | |||
The Cave to Rendarak is the finale locale from the second game available via the [[Echo Chamber]]. A restless armor has taken upon itself to inhabit Erdrick's armor itself, and it must be dealt with by the [[Hero (Dragon Quest XI)|Luminary]] and his party. Unlike the truncated versions of other dungeons that appear in the Echo Chamber, the cave is very faithful to it's original design and will prove the most difficult dungeon out of all the past tomes. | |||
==Remake changes== | |||
*The following changes were made in the Mobile, Android and iOS Phone ports of the game: | |||
**The [[Seed of strength]] is found in the cave basement while the Soul Sigil is found instead from the King of [[Tantegel]]. | |||
**A fire spirit {{NPC}} prevents the party from accessing the cave until both the [[False Idol]] and [[Eye of Rubiss]] are obtained. | |||
==Map== | ==Map== | ||
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{{DQII}} | {{DQII}} | ||
Revision as of 18:18, 7 March 2020
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| Japanese | ロンダルキアへの洞窟 |
| Game | Dragon Quest II |
The Cave to Rendarak is the largest dungeon in Dragon Quest II. It is also the penultimate dungeon in the game. It is located in the south central region of Torland and accessible only via teleportal.
Appearances
Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line
The Cave to Rendarak is infamous among fans, due to its length, the strong enemies within, and the existence of pitfalls and infinite loops that no first-time player can be expected to know of.
The cave is only accessible via a travel gate in Beran requiring the Jailer's Key. To open the cave, the False Idol must be used next to the entrance which is disguised as an impassable mountain tile.
Soul Sigil
Bottom right corner of floor B1 in all versions from the Nintendo Entertainment System to the Game Boy Color version. See the remake section for more details.
Thunderbolt Blade
Find your way to floor 5. Make your way all the way north, then east into the side room; go down the flight of stairs. There is a pitfall in the almost-bottom-leftmost corner of the (huge) room; find and fall in it. You'll land right next to the sword.
Erdrick's Armor
Much easier than locating the Thunder Sword, simply find the staircase in the bottom right area of Floor 3 and take the stairs right to the chest.
Other treasures
(All versions) |
(NES version)
|
(Super Famicom and other following versions)
|
Monsters
- Killing machine
- Berserker
- Eyelasher
- Dancing Flame
- Gargoyle
- Green dragon
- Hargonaut
- Walking corpse
- Magic vampirus
- Chasmonaut
- Liquid metal slime
- Hunter mech
- Orc king
- Grimlin
- Saber lion
Nearby monsters
(Swamp entrance) |
(Entrance from the Valley of Rhone) |
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age
The Cave to Rendarak is the finale locale from the second game available via the Echo Chamber. A restless armor has taken upon itself to inhabit Erdrick's armor itself, and it must be dealt with by the Luminary and his party. Unlike the truncated versions of other dungeons that appear in the Echo Chamber, the cave is very faithful to it's original design and will prove the most difficult dungeon out of all the past tomes.
Remake changes
- The following changes were made in the Mobile, Android and iOS Phone ports of the game:
- The Seed of strength is found in the cave basement while the Soul Sigil is found instead from the King of Tantegel.
- A fire spirit NPC prevents the party from accessing the cave until both the False Idol and Eye of Rubiss are obtained.
Map
