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'''Gaia's Navel''' | '''Gaia's Navel''' is a dungeon in ''[[Dragon Quest III]]''. Its entrance is directly connected to the nearby village of [[Lanson]]. The dungeon is more of a test of courage than a typical den of monsters, where a character must venture forth all on their own to retrieve the [[Blue Orb]]. | ||
== | ==Appearances== | ||
==={{DQ3}}=== | |||
The [[Ultimate key]] is required to enter the dungeon's outer shrine, where a priest will state that only one person may undertake the trial. Whomever is lined up as the party's leader will be given the choice to enter the dungeon on their own, with the other characters rooting for them--the only instance of the player-made characters speaking in the entire game. | |||
The monsters withing Gaia's Navel are not particularly strong, but the danger comes from the war of attrition the character will experience. [[Mage|Magi]], [[Warrior]]s, and [[Martial Artist]]s cannot heal themselves unless they stockpile medicinal herbs and even then these can only be used effectively outside of battle. [[Priest]]s and [[Sage]]s can heal themselves in battle, but their natural frailty and poor armor selection at this point in the game makes it a risky endeavor--the [[Hero (Dragon Quest III)|Hero]] is the best option as long as the player conserves their MP for healing in battle. | |||
The | ====Treasures==== | ||
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*248 [[Gold]] Coins | *248 [[Gold]] Coins | ||
*[[Earthenwear]] | *[[Earthenwear]] | ||
*[[Mini medal]] x2 | |||
*[[Seed of wisdom]] | *[[Seed of wisdom]] | ||
==Nearby monsters== | |||
*[[ | ====Nearby monsters==== | ||
*[[Antnibbler]] | |||
*[[Bullmustiff]] | |||
*[[Crabber dabber doo]] | *[[Crabber dabber doo]] | ||
*[[Crone]] | *[[Crone]] | ||
*[[Ethereal serpent]] | *[[Ethereal serpent]] | ||
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*[[Imp]] | *[[Imp]] | ||
*[[Infernal armour]] | *[[Infernal armour]] | ||
*[[Jackanape]] | |||
*[[Killerpillar]] | |||
*[[Lump shaman]] | *[[Lump shaman]] | ||
*[[Metal slime]] | *[[Metal slime]] | ||
*[[Mimic]] (2, one only is present in the remakes.) | *[[Mimic]] (2, one only is present in the remakes.) | ||
*[[Mummy]] | |||
*[[Mushroom mage]] | |||
*[[Ram raider]] | *[[Ram raider]] | ||
*[[Restless armour]] | *[[Restless armour]] | ||
*[[Rumble bee]] | |||
*[[Spiked hare]] | |||
*[[Vampire cat]] | |||
*[[Vladdy]] | |||
*[[Whackanape]] | *[[Whackanape]] | ||
==Message== | ==Message== | ||
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== | ==Gallery== | ||
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File:DQ III NES Navel of the Earth.png|NES map | |||
File:Gaia's Navel 16-bit.png|SNES map | |||
</gallery> | |||
{{DQIII}} | {{DQIII}} | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest III locations]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest III locations]] | ||
Revision as of 11:24, 26 January 2020
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| Japanese | ちきゅうのへそ |
| Game | Dragon Quest III |
| Old localization | Navel of the Earth |
Gaia's Navel is a dungeon in Dragon Quest III. Its entrance is directly connected to the nearby village of Lanson. The dungeon is more of a test of courage than a typical den of monsters, where a character must venture forth all on their own to retrieve the Blue Orb.
Appearances
Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of Salvation
The Ultimate key is required to enter the dungeon's outer shrine, where a priest will state that only one person may undertake the trial. Whomever is lined up as the party's leader will be given the choice to enter the dungeon on their own, with the other characters rooting for them--the only instance of the player-made characters speaking in the entire game.
The monsters withing Gaia's Navel are not particularly strong, but the danger comes from the war of attrition the character will experience. Magi, Warriors, and Martial Artists cannot heal themselves unless they stockpile medicinal herbs and even then these can only be used effectively outside of battle. Priests and Sages can heal themselves in battle, but their natural frailty and poor armor selection at this point in the game makes it a risky endeavor--the Hero is the best option as long as the player conserves their MP for healing in battle.
Treasures
- 248 Gold Coins
- Earthenwear
- Mini medal x2
- Seed of wisdom
Nearby monsters
- Antnibbler
- Bullmustiff
- Crabber dabber doo
- Crone
- Ethereal serpent
- Grillerpillar
- Hoodie
- Imp
- Infernal armour
- Jackanape
- Killerpillar
- Lump shaman
- Metal slime
- Mimic (2, one only is present in the remakes.)
- Mummy
- Mushroom mage
- Ram raider
- Restless armour
- Rumble bee
- Spiked hare
- Vampire cat
- Vladdy
- Whackanape
Message
NES Version
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GBC Version
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Cell phone version
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Gallery
NES map
SNES map
