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|game = {{Dragon Quest V}} | |game = {{Dragon Quest V}} | ||
|title = Estark's | |title = Estark's Labyrinth | ||
|type= Bonus Dungeon | |type= Bonus Dungeon | ||
|image = | |image = [[File:DQ V Android Estark's Labyrinth Outside.jpg|200px]] | ||
|caption = | |caption = | ||
|japanese=謎の洞窟 | |japanese=謎の洞窟 | ||
|romanji=Mysterious cave | |romanji=Mysterious cave | ||
}} | }} | ||
The fungeon of the fifth game is '''Estark's Labyrinth'''; the {{Bonus Dungeon}} in {{DQ5}} hidden in [[Nadiria]]. Full of many confusing passageways, the dungeon has bizarre, tropical plants through several of its levels. The eponymous extra boss [[Estark]] is significantly more difficult than Grandmaster [[Nimzo]], even with a {{Party 5}} leveled into the high 60's. Unlike [[Mt. Zugzwang]], players ''can'' recruit monsters here; this is the only way to obtain a {{Hyperanemon R}} and {{Barbatos R}}. | The fungeon of the fifth game is '''Estark's Labyrinth'''; the {{Bonus Dungeon}} in {{DQ5}} hidden in [[Nadiria]]. | ||
Full of many confusing passageways, the dungeon has bizarre, tropical plants through several of its levels. The eponymous extra boss [[Estark]] is significantly more difficult than Grandmaster [[Nimzo]], even with a {{Party 5}} leveled into the high 60's. Unlike [[Mt. Zugzwang]], players ''can'' recruit monsters here; this is the only way to obtain a {{Hyperanemon R}} and {{Barbatos R}}. | |||
==Enemies in the area== | ==Enemies in the area== | ||
Revision as of 22:04, 20 August 2022
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| Japanese | 謎の洞窟 |
| Romaji | |
| Game | Dragon Quest V |
The fungeon of the fifth game is Estark's Labyrinth; the Template:Bonus Dungeon in Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride hidden in Nadiria.
Full of many confusing passageways, the dungeon has bizarre, tropical plants through several of its levels. The eponymous extra boss Estark is significantly more difficult than Grandmaster Nimzo, even with a party leveled into the high 60's. Unlike Mt. Zugzwang, players can recruit monsters here; this is the only way to obtain a Hyperanemon and Barbatos.
Enemies in the area
- Metal slime *
- Liquid metal slime *
- Metal king slime
- Bomboulder *
- Mandrake marshal *
- Soulspawn
- Hyperanemon
- Wyrtoise
- Gigantes *
- Drakenstein
- Deathsquad
- Mechan-o'-wyrm
- Barbatos *
- Bilhaw
- Lick-o'-flame
- Killing machine
- Great dragon
- Mimic (x2)
- Estark
Stark Raving T'n'T board
In the PS2 version onwards, players will have access to Estark's personal T'n'T board after defeating him. There are several powerful pieces of equipment and items available in the 70 turn board, but the real prize is Starkers--the forgotten son of Estark. He is an immensly powerful monster, and recruiting him unlocks Rebjørn at the Pothold near Stockenbarrel as well.
Treasure
| Item | Location |
|---|---|
| Shimmering shield | First floor |
| War drum | First floor, poisonous pit |
| Hell sabre | First floor, poisonous pit |
| Massacre sword | Second floor |
| Metal king armour | Third floor |
| Flail of destruction | Fourth floor |
| Template:Catas trophy | Reward for defeating Estark in 15 |
Notable attribute
This location contains poisonous marshes/swamps.
