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Several new locations have been added to Alefgard in the HD-2D remake of ''Dragon Quest I'', including the [[Faerie Village (Dragon Quest I)|Faerie Village]], [[Weirdwood]] and [[Citadel of the Monarch of Medals]].
 
In ''Dragon Quest II'', while Alefgard is still somewhat compressed, every major location from the original {{Dragon Quest}} is now fully represented. However, the new locations added to its HD-2D version do not return, with the faeries and medal monarch having moved to different locations. Visiting [[Tantegel]] and the [[Dragonlord's Castle]] is now a mandatory part of the story.


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The first ''Builders'' game is set in a corrupted version of Alefgard where the {{Hero 1}} accepts the [[Dragonlord]]'s offer of half the world, leading to a century of despair. The [[Builder (Dragon Quest Builders)|Builder]] is tasked by [[Rubiss]] to restore the land, bringing knowledge of construction and crafting to the people after the century of darkness has left them ignorant and vulnerable.
The first ''Builders'' game is set in a corrupted version of Alefgard where the {{Hero 1}} accepts the [[Dragonlord]]'s offer of half the world, leading to a century of despair. The [[Builder (Dragon Quest Builders)|Builder]] is tasked by [[Rubiss]] to restore the land, bringing knowledge of construction and crafting to the people after the century of darkness has left them ignorant and vulnerable.
==Culture==
In modern localizations, the people of Alefgard speak Elizabethan English, while the people in the world above introduced in {{III}} speak various modern English dialects in a variety of accents. In the original localizations, people of both worlds spoke a grammatically incorrect attempt at early modern English. The {{GBC}} localizations eliminated archaicizing language entirely.
As an illustration of the dialect difference, the original [[Robbin' 'Ood]] comes from the overworld and speaks a sort of Cockney English. But his descendent, introduced in the HD-2D remake of {{I}}, is a native Alefgardian, so he speaks Elizabethan English.


==Music==
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<center><gallery>
<center><gallery>
DQI_Sprite_Overworld.gif|Overworld Sprite Map in {{I}}. ({{NES}}).
Dragon Quest Alefgard map production document 1985.png|Concept sketch of Alefgard, 1985
DQI_Artwork_Overworld.jpg|Overworld Artwork Map in {{I}}.
DQI_Sprite_Overworld.gif|Overworld sprite map in {{I}}. ({{NES}}).
DQIII_Sprite_DarkWorld.gif|{{DQ3}} Dark World Sprite Map in {{III}}. ({{NES}}).
Alefgard map 1986.png|The first published map in {{I}}, 1986
DQI_Artwork_Overworld.jpg|A second map from the late 80's
Dragon Quest II Greater Alefgard map production document 1986.png|Concept art of Greater Alefgard, 1986
Greater Alefgard map 1987.png|Grater Alefgard map, 1987
Greater Alefgard map 1993.png|Grater Alefgard map, 1993
DQIII_Sprite_DarkWorld.gif|{{DQ3}} Dark World sprite pap in {{III}}. ({{NES}}).
DQI 25th Anniversary Artwork Overworld.jpg|Artwork for the 25th anniversary of {{I}}.
DQI 25th Anniversary Artwork Overworld.jpg|Artwork for the 25th anniversary of {{I}}.
DQ Android Alefgard Map.jpg|Overworld Map in {{DQ}}. ([[Cell phone]])
DQ Android Alefgard Map.jpg|Overworld map in {{DQ}}. ([[Cell phone]])
DQ III Android Alefgard Map.jpg|Overworld Map in {{III}}. ([[Cell phone]])
DQ III Android Alefgard Map.jpg|Overworld map in {{III}}. ([[Cell phone]])
DQB-Alefgard Map.png|Map of Alefgard for {{DQB}} .
DQB-Alefgard Map.png|Map of Alefgard for {{DQB}}.
DQ Smash Grow Wandering Swordsman In Alefgard.jpg|Alefgard citizen who meets the [[party]] of another world in ''[[Dragon Quest Smash/Grow]]''. ([[Cell phone]])
DQ Smash Grow First Alefgard Secret Spot.jpg|Secret treasure spot which is east of [[Quagmire Cave]]. ([[Cell phone]])
DQ Smash Grow Second Alefgard Secret Spot.jpg|Secret treasure spot which is west of [[Damdara]]. ([[Cell phone]])
DQ Smash Grow Third Alefgard Secret Spot.jpg|Secret treasure spot which is west of [[Cantlin]]. ([[Cell phone]])
DQ Smash Grow Fourth Alefgard Secret Spot.jpg|Secret treasure spot which is west of the [[Shrine of Rain]].  Opened [[Princess Gwaelin]] during the epilogue of the {{Dragon Quest}} event. ([[Cell phone]])
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