Dragon's Horn
| Dungeon | |
|---|---|
| Dragon's Horn | |
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| Japanese | ドラゴンの角 |
| Rōmaji | Doragon no tsuno |
| Game | Dragon Quest II |
| Old localization | Drakhorns |
The Dragon's Horns are a pair of towers in Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line.
The towers are referred to as the north tower and the south tower respectively, and each tower sits on one side of a massive river in northwest Torland. According to a guard encountered at the base of the southern tower, the two towers were once joined together by a bridge, but the bridge disappeared as monsters settled into the tower.[1]
Appearances[edit]
Dragon Quest II: Luminaries of the Legendary Line[edit]
North Tower[edit]
The north tower is an optional dungeon. The only attraction being the Celestial skein item which can be found by searching on a specific tile on the 3F.
South Tower[edit]
The south tower is visited by the Luminaries on their way to Rippleport. However, in order to progress across the river, the cousins must jump off the top floor of the tower while one of them wears the Windbraker acquired from the Pillar of Winds. A knight at the tower's summit will explain the effects of the cloak if they haven't acquired it yet. The player must also make sure they are facing the north when leaping off the top of the tower to make it to the other side. Otherwise, leaping on the western side of the tower will make the player land on the southern side of the river, forcing them to climb all the way to the top again. After leaping to the other side of the river, the port town of Rippleport can be found nearby.
Monsters[edit]
Map & Gallery[edit]
Map of both towers. (NES)
The north tower. (SFC)
The south tower. (SFC)
Dragon's Horn Towers. (GBC)
Dragon's Horn Towers. (Cell phone)
Dragon's Horn south tower. (Cell phone)
Summit of the south tower.
Dragon's Horn north tower. (Cell phone)
References[edit]
- ↑ Guard at base of southern tower: ...Ahem! These two spires are known as the Dragon's Horns. In ancient times, the twain were joined by a great bridge. But, alas, they stand now divorced from one another, as thou seest, with no means to span the gulf in sight...
