There are a lot of interesting and exciting dungeons in the Dragon Quest series.
Here’s a look at 10 of the best.
There are many dungeons in Dragon Quest 3, some interconnected while others are set in well-defined towers.
Here are the ones that are the most fun to navigate, faithfully recreated in the HD-2D remake.
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There are eight possible dungeons for a total of 45 different personality types in Dragon Quest 3.
The Promontory Passage is an excellent introductory dungeon.
This is only one of two possible entrances to the Dreamer’s Tower.
At the periphery are open edges where your party can fall off.
If you do so, you have to start all over again.
It may be irksome, but it’s all a good grinding opportunity.
As you advance, you’ll realize that the world of Dragon Quest 3 isbigger than it initially appeared.
Dragon Quest 3’s remake is full of references long-term fans will enjoy.
They are the symbol of high rewards.
These will greatly increase your chances of defeating the metal slimes before they flee.
If you haven’t done enough grinding, go back and secure your coins.
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He even has an intimidating dungeon named after him, and it’s quite tough.
It’s best to make two attempts at this dungeon.
The first run, focus on getting the treasures, then go back with a Chimaera Wing.
Use healing items rather than spells until it’s necessary.
The true final boss is Zoma.
For Zoma’s Citadel, the final dungeon in the game, you should probably be thoroughly prepared.
Zoma’s Citadel is filled with traps and dead ends.
First of all, bring as many healing items as possible.
Second of all, don’t even attempt the dungeon unless you have the Sphere of Light.
You’ll need it for the final boss.
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