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'''Mount Duergar''' is a subterranean area located west of [[Cornelia]] in ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. It is a cave mining area and a home to the [[dwarf|dwarves]], several of whom give advice to the [[Warriors of Light]]. Early in the game, Mount Duergar can only be accessed by [[ship]], although they can later reach it when they obtain the [[airship]]. In the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] release, the location is named | '''Mount Duergar''' is a subterranean area located west of [[Cornelia]] in ''[[Final Fantasy]]''. It is a cave mining area and a home to the [[dwarf|dwarves]], several of whom give advice to the [[Warriors of Light]]. Early in the game, Mount Duergar can only be accessed by [[ship]], although they can later reach it when they obtain the [[airship]]. In the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] release, the location is named '''Dwarf Cave''',<ref>''Nintendo Power'' volume 17, page 25.</ref> and in the [[PlayStation]] version, its name is formatted as '''Mt. Duergar'''. | ||
At first, the Warriors of Light cannot do much in Mount Duergar except enter a small, northeastern small room with two [[treasure chest]]s, each containing [[gil]]. If the warriors have the [[Mystic Key]], they can enter a larger room to the south with eight more treasure chests. When the Warriors of Light obtain [[Nitro Powder]], they must return to Mount Duergar and give it to [[Nerrick]], who uses it to blow up a | At first, the Warriors of Light cannot do much in Mount Duergar except enter a small, northeastern small room with two [[treasure chest]]s, each containing [[gil]]. If the warriors have the [[Mystic Key]], they can enter a larger room to the south with eight more treasure chests. When the Warriors of Light obtain [[Nitro Powder]], they must return to Mount Duergar and give it to [[Nerrick]], who uses it to blow up a bridge and create a canal. Doing this is necessary to access [[Melmond]]. | ||
Late into their adventure, when the Warriors of Light obtain the [[Adamantite]], they can return to [[Smyth]], who is located in the northwest room. Smyth uses the Adamantite to craft the powerful sword, [[Excalibur]]. | Late into their adventure, when the Warriors of Light obtain the [[Adamantite]], they can return to [[Smyth]], who is located in the northwest room. Smyth uses the Adamantite to craft the powerful sword, [[Excalibur]]. | ||
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*[[Great Helm]] | *[[Great Helm]] | ||
*[[Wyrmkiller]] | *[[Wyrmkiller]] | ||
*[[Ether]] | *[[Ether]] | ||
*[[Potion]] | *[[Potion]] | ||
*[[Mythril Mail]] | *[[Mythril Mail]] | ||
*575 gil | *575 gil | ||
