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Dragon Quest XI (2017)

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This is video #132 in my playthrough of Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age. I am playing the Western version for the Sony PlayStation 4. I am using the Draconian Quest setting "All Enemies Are Super Strong". This video contains commentary. To view the non-commentary version, click here: https://youtu.be/8tsuiSCJaS0

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We are currently in the postgame. Previously, the party searched Erdrea for three Seedlings and learned a bit about Calasmos and the Luminary of Legend. Now, they have to revisit the Elder of the Watchers and then go to the Tower of Lost Time.

After they resume, the party heads up to the Place of Legends in Havens Above for another scene. Elder Eegoltap speaks about Morcant. Then, he gives the party the Wheel of Time. Now, they have to meet Serenica at the Tower of Lost Time.

Taking to the skies on Cetacea, the party flies to the Lost Land north of Yggdrasil. In the north of the Lost Land, they use the Wheel of Time to open the door to the Tower of Lost Time. The chests that Davilas opened in the alternate timeline remain opened, so the party goes directly up to the top.

At the Altar of Ages, the party talks to the Timekeeper. A lovely scene ensues, and we again have the privilege of hearing the sublime Ramia/Empyrea theme from Dragon Quest III and Dragon Quest VIII. It has quite the effect on Cetacea. However, while the party can now reach Calasmos, they are not nearly strong enough to face him in combat. Among the trials that await, Drustan has left trials in Zwaardsrust. There are plenty of trials and treasures awaiting throughout Erdrea, as well.

The party gains control aboard the strengthened Cetacea in the Sky. The player earns the trophy "Master of the Skies".

Next, the party will go in search of Ultimate Key doors and not-too-hard plot events. The game is wide open at this point.

First, the party Zooms to Heliodor Castle. In the throne room, they report to King Carnelian. When they walk away, there is a scene between King Carnelian and Jade. Seeing his daughter's resolve, King Carnelian gives her her mother's tiara, the Golden Tiara. It offers numerous resistances, and any female character in the party can equip it.

Afterwards, the party goes downstairs to the Heliodor Dungeons. In the Lower Level, they can use the Ultimate Key to open the southeast cell. One of the chests in this cell contains the recipe book "King of the Swindlers", which has recipes for Swindler King's Scarves and Swindler King's Stoles. The other chest contains the Skull Helm. Unlike other games, this is not cursed but provides protection against dark damage and curses.

The party Zooms to Heliodor castle town and finds Derk's wife frantic outside his shop. The poor man has been abducted by monsters!

The party checks for Ultimate Key doors in Downtown Heliodor and the Heliodor Region, but no joy.

Then, the party Zooms to Cobblestone. The villagers have returned. Davilas talks to Gemma outside the ruins of his house. She wants his help finding folks to help rebuild the village. How can he refuse? She wants NPCs from four locations. A couple are reasonable, but the other two are a pain.

Next time, the party will head to Cobblestone Tor to see if they can find Derk.

Thanks for watching!

This video is part of my Dragon Quest XI playthrough. I am playing the Western version of the game released for the Sony PlayStation 4 on September 4, 2018. All characters, story, music, artwork, and other components of this game are the property of their respective owners.

Played on the Sony PlayStation 4. Recorded with the Elgato Game Capture HD device and software. Produced with Adobe Premiere Pro CS6.

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