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|appears_in=''[[Itadaki Street DS]]''<br>''[[Fortune Street]]'' | |appears_in=''[[Itadaki Street DS]]''<br>''[[Fortune Street]]'' | ||
|availability=Unlocked by beating the second stage of [[Bianca]]'s scenario in Tour mode. (''Itadaki Street DS'')<br>Default (''Fortune Street'') | |availability=Unlocked by beating the second stage of [[Bianca]]'s scenario in Tour mode. (''Itadaki Street DS'')<br>Default (''Fortune Street'') | ||
|description="''The place where the Great Thief, Robbin' Hood, stashed his bountiful loot. The mysterious doors dotted around within are the bane of the treasure-hunting explorer.''" | |description=「少年ヤンガスと不思議のダンジョンに 登場する遺跡大とうぞくカンダタが 宝をかくした場所で スイッチでちけいが まさに不思議のかわる。」 (''Itadaki Street DS'')<br>"''The place where the Great Thief, Robbin' Hood, stashed his bountiful loot. The mysterious doors dotted around within are the bane of the treasure-hunting explorer.''" (''Fortune Street'') | ||
|sample=''Itadaki Street DS'': [[File:ISDS Robbin' Hood Ruins.oga]]<br>''Fortune Street'':[[File:FS Robbin' Hood Ruins.oga]] | |sample=''Itadaki Street DS'': [[File:ISDS Robbin' Hood Ruins.oga]]<br>''Fortune Street'':[[File:FS Robbin' Hood Ruins.oga]] | ||
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===''Itadaki Street DS''=== | ===''Itadaki Street DS''=== | ||
By default, the board is made of two concentric circles with an arc connected at the top. In this form, players must use cannons or the warp squares to enter and exit the inner circle. When a switch is pressed, the majority of the outer circle moves down, leaving the top of the outer circle and the arc separate from the rest of the board. | By default, the board is made of two concentric circles with an arc connected at the top. In this form, players must use cannons or the warp squares to enter and exit the inner circle. When a switch is pressed, the majority of the outer circle moves down, leaving the top of the outer circle and the arc separate from the rest of the board. | ||
In Tour mode, the player has to get first against [[Yoshi]], [[Angelo]], and [[Bianca]]. Completing this condition allows the board to be used in Free Play mode, unlocks Angelo as a possible opponent, and unlocks the | In Tour mode, the player has to get first against [[Yoshi]], [[Angelo]], and [[Bianca]]. Completing this condition allows the board to be used in Free Play mode, unlocks Angelo as a possible opponent, and unlocks the [[dragonquest:Morrie|Morrie]] hair and Morrie's clothes cosmetics for the player. | ||
====Squares==== | ====Squares==== | ||
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!Shop | !Shop | ||
|30 in 7 areas<br> | |30 in 7 areas<br>6 areas with 4 shops each<br>1 area with 6 shops | ||
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!Spade suit | !Spade suit | ||
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!Default target | !Default target | ||
| | |16000 G | ||
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===''Fortune Street''=== | ===''Fortune Street''=== | ||
Robbin' Hood Ruins reappears as a playable board in ''Fortune Street''. In both sets of rules the board is made up of four separate L-shapes with a cross in the middle of the board joining them all together. On each end of ones of the Ls is a one-way alley that transports whoever goes through it to the opposite side of the board. In Tour mode, the player needs to get first or second against [[Yangus]], [[Angelo]] and [[Jessica]]. | Robbin' Hood Ruins reappears as a playable board in ''Fortune Street''. In both sets of rules the board is made up of four separate L-shapes with a cross in the middle of the board joining them all together. On each end of ones of the Ls is a one-way alley that transports whoever goes through it to the opposite side of the board. The easy rules layout removes the take-a-break, boon, and arcade squares. The standard rules layout is taken from Street 10: Taiyōkei from ''Itadaki Street 2''. In Tour mode, the player needs to get first or second against [[Yangus]], [[Angelo]] and [[Jessica]]. | ||
====Squares==== | ====Squares==== | ||
Latest revision as of 20:53, December 19, 2024
| Robbin' Hood Ruins | |||
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 Robbin' Hood Ruins as it appears in Fortune Street | |||
| Appears in | Itadaki Street DS Fortune Street | ||
| Availability | Unlocked by beating the second stage of Bianca's scenario in Tour mode. (Itadaki Street DS) Default (Fortune Street) | ||
| Description | 「少年ヤンガスと不思議のダンジョンに 登場する遺跡大とうぞくカンダタが 宝をかくした場所で スイッチでちけいが まさに不思議のかわる。」 (Itadaki Street DS) "The place where the Great Thief, Robbin' Hood, stashed his bountiful loot. The mysterious doors dotted around within are the bane of the treasure-hunting explorer." (Fortune Street) | ||
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- “These ruins are right up my alley! I bet I'll reach the goal first!”
- —Luigi, Fortune Street
Robbin' Hood Ruins is a dungeon in Dragon Quest: Shōnen Yangus to Fushigi no Dungeon. It appears as a a board in Itadaki Street DS and Fortune Street.
History[edit]
Itadaki Street DS[edit]
By default, the board is made of two concentric circles with an arc connected at the top. In this form, players must use cannons or the warp squares to enter and exit the inner circle. When a switch is pressed, the majority of the outer circle moves down, leaving the top of the outer circle and the arc separate from the rest of the board. In Tour mode, the player has to get first against Yoshi, Angelo, and Bianca. Completing this condition allows the board to be used in Free Play mode, unlocks Angelo as a possible opponent, and unlocks the Morrie hair and Morrie's clothes cosmetics for the player.
Squares[edit]
| Type of square | Number of squares |
|---|---|
| Bank | 1 |
| Shop | 30 in 7 areas 6 areas with 4 shops each 1 area with 6 shops |
| Spade suit | 2 |
| Heart suit | 2 |
| Diamond suit | 2 |
| Club suit | 2 |
| Chance | 1 |
| Break | 1 |
| Vacant plot | 2 |
| Die | 1 |
| Warp | 2 |
| Switch | 3 |
| Cannon | 2 |
| Total | 51 |
Starting values, salaries & targets[edit]
The salaries in this board are as follows:
| Starting value | 1600 G |
|---|---|
| Basic salary | 300 G |
| Promotion bonus | 150 G x promotion |
| Default target | 16000 G |
Fortune Street[edit]
Robbin' Hood Ruins reappears as a playable board in Fortune Street. In both sets of rules the board is made up of four separate L-shapes with a cross in the middle of the board joining them all together. On each end of ones of the Ls is a one-way alley that transports whoever goes through it to the opposite side of the board. The easy rules layout removes the take-a-break, boon, and arcade squares. The standard rules layout is taken from Street 10: Taiyōkei from Itadaki Street 2. In Tour mode, the player needs to get first or second against Yangus, Angelo and Jessica.
Squares[edit]
| Type of square | Number of squares | |
|---|---|---|
| Standard rules | Easy rules | |
 Bank |
1 | |
 Shop |
40 in 10 areas 4 in Districts A-J |
40 in 8 sections Max length: 6 |
 Spade suit |
1 | |
 Heart suit |
1 | |
 Diamond suit |
1 | |
 Club suit |
1 | |
 Venture |
4 | |
 Take-a-break |
2 | 0 |
 Vacant plot |
7 | 0 |
 Boon |
1 | 0 |
 Arcade |
1 | 0 |
 One-way-alley |
8 | |
| Total | 61 | 57 |
Starting values, salaries & targets[edit]
The salaries in this board are as follows:
| Standard rules | Easy rules | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting value | 2000 G | |
| Basic salary | 250 G | 400 G |
| Promotion bonus | 150 G x promotion | |
| Default target | 20000 G | 12000 G |
Gallery[edit]
The shops in an area lowering in value
The squares of the boards changing positions
Yoshi obtaining a wild card
Angelo moving
Bianca leveling up
The player landing on a closed shop
The player using a cannon
Lakitu thinking
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | カンダタ遺跡[?] Kandata Iseki |
Robbin' Hood Ruins | |
| Spanish | Guarida de Luis Candelas[?] | Lair of Luis Candelas |
