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|game = | |game = {{Dragon Quest II}} | ||
|title = Rippleport | |title = Rippleport | ||
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'''Rippleport''' is a port village in northwestern [[Torland]]. It is the location where a [[ | '''Rippleport''' is a port village in northwestern [[Torland]]. It is the location where a [[ship]] can be obtained in {{DQ2}}. As it is the only town with a port in the game, it can be inferred that Rippleport is the center of commerce in Torland. | ||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
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Rippleport is where the Luminaries are given a ship to use in traveling the world. To receive the ship, they must first rescue a girl from 2 [[Gremlin]]s in the northwestern portion of the village. Afterwards, she takes them to her grandfather who rewards the party with a ship. | Rippleport is where the Luminaries are given a ship to use in traveling the world. To receive the ship, they must first rescue a girl from 2 [[Gremlin]]s in the northwestern portion of the village. Afterwards, she takes them to her grandfather who rewards the party with a ship. | ||
The town also marks a turning point in | The town also marks a turning point in {{Dragon Quest II}}. After receiving the ship, the game becomes much more non-linear as the heroes can travel to a variety of locations. As long as the player is prepared for fierce opponents, he or she can now travel anywhere they please. | ||
Like any port town, gambling is available via the [[Tombola]] house and a [[Bank]] is present as well. A bunny girl in the southwestern side of the town offers to give the princes a [[Puff-puff]], and will be annoyed at having to deal with homosexuals if the player declines. | Like any port town, gambling is available via the [[Tombola]] house and a [[Bank]] is present as well. A bunny girl in the southwestern side of the town offers to give the princes a [[Puff-puff]], and will be annoyed at having to deal with homosexuals if the player declines. | ||
====Echo Flute==== | ====Echo Flute==== | ||
The [[Echo | The [[Echo Flute]] is also located in Rippleport. It is given by a man reachable only by ship within the village. By giving the man the [[Sunken Treasure]] he will exchange it for the flute. | ||
====Treasures==== | ====Treasures==== | ||
*[[Seed of | *[[Seed of strength]] (remakes only) | ||
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*[[Shaman]] | *[[Shaman]] | ||
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[[Lulu]] mentions that she is from Rippleport, but doesn't elaborate on her past there. | [[Lulu]] mentions that she is from Rippleport, but doesn't elaborate on her past there. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery> | <center><gallery> | ||
DQ II NES Lianport.gif|NES map | DQ II NES Lianport.gif|NES map. | ||
Rippleport 16-bit.png|SNES map | Rippleport 16-bit.png|SNES map. | ||
Lianport DQII GBC.png|Welcomed to Rippleport in the Game Boy Color remake | Lianport DQII GBC.png|Welcomed to Rippleport in the {{Game Boy Color}} remake. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery></center> | ||
{{DQII}} | {{DQII}} | ||
[[Category:Dragon Quest II locations]] | [[Category:Dragon Quest II locations]] | ||
Revision as of 00:30, 13 January 2022
| Village | |
|---|---|
| Rippleport | |
 The gateway to the sea. | |
| Japanese | ルプガナ |
| Rōmaji | Rupugana |
| Game | Dragon Quest II |
| Old localization | Lianport |
Rippleport is a port village in northwestern Torland. It is the location where a ship can be obtained in Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line. As it is the only town with a port in the game, it can be inferred that Rippleport is the center of commerce in Torland.
Appearances
Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line
Rippleport is where the Luminaries are given a ship to use in traveling the world. To receive the ship, they must first rescue a girl from 2 Gremlins in the northwestern portion of the village. Afterwards, she takes them to her grandfather who rewards the party with a ship.
The town also marks a turning point in Dragon Quest II. After receiving the ship, the game becomes much more non-linear as the heroes can travel to a variety of locations. As long as the player is prepared for fierce opponents, he or she can now travel anywhere they please.
Like any port town, gambling is available via the Tombola house and a Bank is present as well. A bunny girl in the southwestern side of the town offers to give the princes a Puff-puff, and will be annoyed at having to deal with homosexuals if the player declines.
Echo Flute
The Echo Flute is also located in Rippleport. It is given by a man reachable only by ship within the village. By giving the man the Sunken Treasure he will exchange it for the flute.
Treasures
- Seed of strength (remakes only)
Shops & services
Weapon Shop | Item | Price | Attributes |
 Wizard's staff | 2500 | +8 Attack (NES) +27 Attack (remix) Casts Sizz when used in battle |
 Divine dagger | 200 | +12 Attack |
 Steel broadsword | 1500 | +30 Attack |
 Cloak of evasion | 1250 | +20 Defense |
 Full plate armour | 1000 | +25 Defense |
 Steel shield | 2000 | +10 Defense |
Item Shop | Item | Price | Attributes |
 Medicinal herb | 10 | Heals a small amount of HP |
 Antidotal herb | 8 | Cures poison |
 Holy water | 40 | Repels monsters |
 Chimaera wing | 25 | Returns you to your last save location |
 Banishing bell | 640 | Protects against non-damaging spells |
Nearby monsters
- Gremlin: boss monster in Rippleport
- Chewlip
- Corpse corporal
- Big badboon
- Mud mannequin
- Sekerleton
- Shaman
Dragon Quest Builders 2
Lulu mentions that she is from Rippleport, but doesn't elaborate on her past there.
Gallery
NES map.
SNES map.
Welcomed to Rippleport in the Game Boy Color remake.
