Cumulonimbough

Cumulonimbough
Japanese	たそがれの樹木
Romaji	Tasogare no jumoku
Old localisations	N/a
Found in	Dragon Quest XI
Effect	Used as an ingredient to create items.

Cumulonimbough is an item that appears exclusively in Dragon Quest XI. It is an exquisite tree branch with leaves in the shape of cloud formations that is used as a crafting ingredient for rare and powerful pieces of equipment.

Appearances

Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age

Game	Description
	A branch with leaves that look like clouds in the setting sun.

Cumulonimboughs can be picked up from sparkly spots at Insula Centralis*, the Path to Trial Isle, and the Eerie Valley in the postgame or dropped by Malicious jowlers and Malicious fruity succubats. It can be sold for 500 gold.

Cumulonimbough is used in the following recipes for the Fun-Size Forge:

• Recipe: Sacred raiment = Technicolour dreamcloth x2 + Pale pearl x3 + Cumulonimbough x2 + Mirrorstone
• Recipe: Autumn shower hat = Colourful cocoon x2 + Chronocrystal + Sunny citrine + Faerie fluff x3 + Cumulonimbough x2
• Recipe: Crown of eternity = Kaleidocloth + Cumulonimbough + Permasnow x2 + Chronocrystal
• Recipe: Gown of eternity = Kaleidocloth + Cumulonimbough x2 + Red wood x2 + Pale pearl x3 + Chronocrystal x2
• Recipe: Metal king goomerang = Molten globules + Slime crown + Fire ball + Cumulonimbough
• Recipe: Metal king shield = Molten globules + Slime crown + Cumulonimbough + Gold nuglet x2
• Recipe: Sceptre of time = Rusty sceptre + Chronocrystal x3 + Über agate of evolution + Spectralite + Cumulonimbough x2
• Recipe: Timeshear = Dracolyte x3 + Chronocrystal x2 + Cumulonimbough x3 + Wakerobin x3 + Black tear x2
• Recipe: Staff of eternity = Cumulonimbough x2 + Chronocrystal x2 + Crimsonite + Serpent's soul + Sparkly sap

Etymology

Its name is a play on cumulonimbus clouds, a type of cloud with a tall structure and a flat base that is often associated with thunderstorms.

In Other Languages

Language	Translation	Meaning
Español	Rama nubosa	Spanish for "cloudy branch".
Français	Branche d'arbostratus	French for "stratus tree branch".
Deutsch	Zwielichtzweig	German for "twilight branch".