lorasia – VoVatia (original) (raw)

Give Me Back My Name

A subject I’ve sometimes seen come up on Dragon Quest fan communities is that of the names in DQ2. You give the hero, the Prince of Midenhall, whatever name you want, and that somehow determines the names of your companions, … Continue reading →

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Lorasian Royalty

I follow a few Tumblr pages devoted to the Dragon Quest series, and it’s strange to realize that I was literally playing games from this series before some of the maintainers were born. There was a deal to get the … Continue reading →

Posted in Captain N: The Game Master, Cartoons, Dragon Quest, Etymology, Final Fantasy, Magic, Metroid, Television, Video Games | Tagged cannock, dragon quest ii, dragon warrior, dragon warrior ii, erdrick, lady lora, lorasia, loto, midenhall, moonbrooke, nintendo power, prince of cannock, prince of midenhall, princess gwaelin, princess of moonbrooke, roto, simon belmont, torland, varia |