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The '''Dwarves' Vault''' (ドワーフのきんこ ''Dowafu no Kinko''), also called the '''Great Vault''' (大金庫, ''Dai Kinko''), is a giant safe located north of the [[Village of the Dwarves]]. It contains many [[Dwarf|dwarven]] treasures and blueprints.
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}}The '''Dwarves' vault''' (ドワーフのきんこ ''Dowafu no Kinko,'' Dwarf Vault) is a giant safe located north of the [[Village of the Dwarves]]. It contains many [[Dwarf|dwarven]] treasures and blueprints.


==Suikoden==
==Information==
The Dwarves' vault contains many of the [[Dwarf|dwarves]] greatest treasures and technology including the [[Running Water Root]], [[Burning Mirror]] and [[Firewind Cannon]]. It is located to the north of the [[Village of the Dwarves]] because it was too large to build within the village<ref>"Our vault is due north of this village. It was way too big to be built here, ho ho." - Chief of the Dwarves ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>.
The Dwarves' vault contains many of the [[Dwarf|dwarves]] greatest treasures and technology including the [[Flowing Water Cane]], [[Burning Mirror]] and [[Firewind Cannon]]. It is located to the north of the [[Village of the Dwarves]] because it was too large to build within the village.


The vault was infiltrated by [[Kage (Suikoden)|Kage]] who stole the plans for the Burning Mirror, delivering them to [[Kwanda Rosman]]<ref>"It's true. A fellow called Kage stole the blueprint." - Valeria ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>. Despite this, the [[Chief of the Dwarves]] did not believe the vault could be infiltrated by "sluggish" [[Human|humans]]<ref>"Besides, do you expect me to believe that one of you sluggish humans really succeeded in stealing a blueprint from us?" - Chief of the Dwarves ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref> and challenged [[Tir McDohl]] and his entourage to steal the Running Water Root from within to verify their story<ref>"Ho ho, what fun! Then try to steal the Running Water Root from out vault. If you can do that, I'll believe your story." - Chief of the Dwarves ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>. When the party succeeded, the Chief of the Dwarves grudgingly built the Firewind Cannon to combat Kwanda's mirror<ref>"But it can be blown to pieces using another of our treasures, the Firewind Cannon. I'll have one built for you right away" - Chief of the Dwarves ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>. Following the [[Gate Rune War]], [[Rock]] was hired to design a new safe for the dwarves, suggesting that the numerous infiltrations during the war brought doubt on the vault's security<ref>"Asked to design a giant safe for the dwarfs, he gets to work." - Rock's Ending Text ([[Suikoden (game)|Suikoden]])</ref>.
The vault was infiltrated by [[Kage (Suikoden)|Kage]] who stole the plans for the Burning Mirror, delivering them to [[Kwanda Rosman]]. Despite this, the [[Chief of the Dwarves]] did not believe the vault could be infiltrated by "sluggish" [[Human|humans]] and challenged [[Hero (Suikoden)|McDohl]] and his entourage to steal the Flowing Water Cane from within to verify their story.


Along with the above treasures, it is also rumoured that the vault holds a weapon to be used only at the end of the world. It is unknown if this is true or a result of the tendency of dwarves to exaggerate, however.
When the party succeeded, the Chief of the Dwarves grudgingly built the Firewind Cannon to combat Kwanda's mirror. Following the [[Gate Rune War]], [[Rock]] was hired to design a new safe for the dwarves, suggesting that the numerous infiltrations during the war brought doubt on the vault's security.


==References==
Along with the above treasures, it is also rumored that the vault holds a weapon to be used only at the end of the world, secure in a part of the vault called "the center of the center of the vault". It is unknown if this is true or a result of the tendency of dwarves to exaggerate, however.
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==Enemies==
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{{Location enemies row|Death Boar|Death Boar|Death Boar|22|350|800|[[Fur Cape]]<br>[[Boar Rune|Boar Orb]]}}
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{{Location enemies row|Death Machine (Sword)|Death Machine|Death Machine|25|150|550|[[Iron Shield]]}}
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{{Location enemies row|Death Machine (Spear)|Death Machine|Death Machine|25|170|400|[[Half Helmet]]<br>[[Gadget Rune|Trick Orb]]}}
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{{Location enemies row|Gigantes|Gigantes|Gigantes|35|3900|300|[[Goldlet]]}}
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[[Category:Locations in Suikoden]]
==References==
# [[Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia]] (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), page 163
# [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], page 79
 
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Latest revision as of 12:36, 11 September 2023

Dwarves' Vault
ドワーフのきんこ, Dowāfu no Kinko

Type Industrial
Region Toran
Appears in

The Dwarves' Vault (ドワーフのきんこ Dowafu no Kinko), also called the Great Vault (大金庫, Dai Kinko), is a giant safe located north of the Village of the Dwarves. It contains many dwarven treasures and blueprints.

Information

The Dwarves' vault contains many of the dwarves greatest treasures and technology including the Flowing Water Cane, Burning Mirror and Firewind Cannon. It is located to the north of the Village of the Dwarves because it was too large to build within the village.

The vault was infiltrated by Kage who stole the plans for the Burning Mirror, delivering them to Kwanda Rosman. Despite this, the Chief of the Dwarves did not believe the vault could be infiltrated by "sluggish" humans and challenged McDohl and his entourage to steal the Flowing Water Cane from within to verify their story.

When the party succeeded, the Chief of the Dwarves grudgingly built the Firewind Cannon to combat Kwanda's mirror. Following the Gate Rune War, Rock was hired to design a new safe for the dwarves, suggesting that the numerous infiltrations during the war brought doubt on the vault's security.

Along with the above treasures, it is also rumored that the vault holds a weapon to be used only at the end of the world, secure in a part of the vault called "the center of the center of the vault". It is unknown if this is true or a result of the tendency of dwarves to exaggerate, however.

Enemies

Enemy Units
Name LV HP Potch Drop
Crimson Dwarf 23 250 600 Medicine
Escape Talisman
Death Boar 22 350 800 Fur Cape
Boar Orb
Death Machine 25 150 550 Iron Shield
Death Machine 25 170 400 Half Helmet
Trick Orb
Gigantes 35 3900 300 Goldlet


Other languages and releases

Japanese kanji ドワーフの金庫
Japanese hiragana ドワーフのきんこ
Japanese rōmaji Dowāfu no Kinko
Chinese simplified (HDR) 侏儒金库
Chinese traditional (HDR) 侏儒金庫
Chinese pinyin Zhūrú jīnkù
English Dwarves' Vault
French Coffre-fort des nains
German Zwergengewölbe
Italian Forziere dei Nani
Spanish Cámara de los Enanos

References

  1. Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), page 163
  2. Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia, page 79
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