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==Hidden item== | ==Hidden item== | ||
In the [[Game Boy]] Color Version, search the left light-colored panel in the basement for the [[Seed of life|LifeAcorn]]. | In the [[Game Boy]] Color Version, search the left light-colored panel in the basement for the [[Seed of life|LifeAcorn]]. | ||
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{{LocationAttr|poison}} | |||
==Monsters== | ==Monsters== | ||
Revision as of 22:29, 16 October 2018
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 Moonbrooke in the Prologue before the attack. | |
| Game | Dragon Quest II |
Moonbrooke (ムーンブルク, Mūnburuku) is a castle in central Torland. It serves a critical part in the plot of Dragon Quest II when it is attacked by Hargon's forces in the prelude.
Prelude
The prelude of Dragon Quest II witnesses the attack on Moonbrooke and the death of its king. This event sets up the quest for the rest of the game.
Overview
During the game, Moonbrooke exists as a burned out castle which then houses monsters. It is not required that the player visit in order to complete the game. However, useful information can be gained regarding how to find the Princess of Moonbrooke by speaking to the various ghosts and residents of Moonbrooke.
Hidden item
In the Game Boy Color Version, search the left light-colored panel in the basement for the LifeAcorn.
Notable attribute
This location contains poisonous marshes/swamps.
Monsters
Nearby monsters
Map
Locked doors
Silver Key Door (NES)
Silver Key Door (GBC)
Jail Key Door (NES)
Jail Key Door (GBC)
References
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