Swamp Shrine

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The Swamp Shrine is the resting place of the fabled mirror of Ra in Dragon Quest II HD-2D Remake, replacing the featureless swamp tile of past versions of the game.

Appearances[edit]

Dragon Quest II HD-2D Remake[edit]

The Swamp Shrine is to the east of Moonbrooke and, true to its name, rests in a foul bog. The player is first made aware of its existence when the Prince of Midenhall and the Prince of Cannock explore the ruins of Moonbrooke to find any traces of their cousin after it was laid waste to by the Children of Hargon. When the two boys explore the central garden, a mysterious voice rings out from the sole surviving flower and urges them to travel to the shrine to the east―this is the spirit of the Queen of Moonbrooke guiding her extended family to save her daughter.

The shrine itself is nothing more than an altar with four stone lanterns set on top of a raised mound of grassy earth surrounded by swamp water in the middle of the forest, with the sacred mirror sitting plainly in the open. Should the player visit the place before Moonbrooke, the Prince of Cannock will quip about how odd it is that a mirror is kept in such a place.

Treasures[edit]

ICON-Ra's Mirror III HD.png ICON-Dieamend III HD.png
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There is also a scroll that teaches the Frizz spell in a pot on the northwest side of the mound.

In other languages[edit]

Language Translation Meaning
ICON-FLAG-ES.png Español castellanoSantuario de RaShrine of Ra, the ancient Egyptian sun god
Icons-flag-mx.png Español latinoamericanoSantuario cenagosoSwampy shrine
ICON-FLAG-FR.png FrançaisAutel de RâAltar of Ra, the ancient Egyptian sun god
ICON-FLAG-DE.png DeutschSumpfschreinSwamp shrine
ICON-FLAG-IT.png ItalianoTempio della PaludeTemple of the swamp
ICON-FLAG-KO.png 한국어라의 성소, Ra-ui SeongsoSanctuary of Ra
ICON-FLAG-CN.png 简体中文太阳神祠堂, Tàiyángshén CítángShrine of the Sun God
ICON-FLAG-TW.png 繁體中文拉之祠堂, Lā zhī CítángShrine of Ra

Trivia[edit]

  • The stone lanterns of the shrine resemble the ishidoro found in Japanese holy places and temples

Gallery[edit]