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Although Alefgard is a set of continents divided by water, generally the divisions are quite small, requiring only bridges to connect the various land masses. The exception to this is the southeastern continent, which can be reached only via the [[Quagmire Cave]]. Rather than identifying areas by geographical location, it is easiest to identify regions by the names of towns/villages in the vicinity (i.e. the [[Kol]] region). | Although Alefgard is a set of continents divided by water, generally the divisions are quite small, requiring only bridges to connect the various land masses. The exception to this is the southeastern continent, which can be reached only via the [[Quagmire Cave]]. Rather than identifying areas by geographical location, it is easiest to identify regions by the names of towns/villages in the vicinity (i.e. the [[Kol]] region). | ||
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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 and 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. | |||
==Music== | ==Music== | ||