Lanson

(Redirected from Lancel)

Lanson is a town found in the overworld of Dragon Quest III.

It geographically aligns with the real world Australia. It is a small village with not much to offer, but the residents take pride in the colossal shrine they live near.

AppearancesEdit

Dragon Quest III: The Seeds of SalvationEdit

Lanson is located on the southern continent and is only accessible via ship or by Ramia. It serves as the only access point to the Gaia's Navel dungeon, in which the Hero must explore alone.

Lanson is one of few locations that sells Fading Jenny, an herb that produces the same effects as the Fade spell. This item is useful in retrieving the Bottomless Pot in Edina castle.


Shops & servicesEdit

  Item shop 
Item Price Attributes
  Holy water20?
  Chimaera wing25?
  Fading Jenny300?


  Weapon and armor shop 
Item Price Attributes
  Spiked steel whip3,100Attack +40
  Sledgehammer6,500Attack +55
  Knuckledusters7,100Attack +40
  Cloak of evasion2,900+28
  Magical skirt1,500+25
  Magic armour5,800+40
  Iron mask3,500Defense +25

Treasures (16-bit version only)Edit

Nearby monstersEdit

Dragon Quest III HD-2D RemakeEdit

Shops & servicesEdit

  Item Shop 
Item Price Attributes
  Magic water600Restores at least 15 MP to a single ally
  Holy water20Wards off weaker monsters
  Chimaera wing25Can be used to return to previously visited locations
  Fading jenny300Party becomes invisible for a brief time
  Oomph powder700Casts Oomph
  Dieamend800Prevents instant-death once
  Banishing bell1,640Blasto res. +15%
Sap res. +15%
All status ailment res. +5%
  Weapon & armour shop 
Item Price Attributes
  Spiked steel whip4,200Attack +40
  Knuckledusters4,400Attack +43
  Sledgehammer6,000Attack +61
  Fizzle-retardant suit4,400Defence +46
Fizzle res. +30%
  Magical robes5,500Defence +48
-33% all spell damage
  Magic shield4,300Defence +40
-25% all spell damage

TriviaEdit

  • The older name "Lancel" is likely derived from the Australian town of Lancelin. The name in the modern translation, "Lanson", may have been inspired by another Australian city, Launceston.

GalleryEdit