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''"Hanging Garden. This most amazing of the Seven Wonders floats in mid-air. It's beauty changes with the seasons"'' | |||
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Hanging Garden is one of [[The Seven Wonders]] in [[Unlimited Saga]]. It's located close to [[Escata]] and is the final dungeon for [http://sage.wikia.com/wiki/Ruby Ruby] | |||
Hanging Garden is one of the more puzzle based Seven Wonders. It has various areas, or islands, to explore, but advancement is impossible without the 4 seasons; Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. In order to reach the centre of the Hanging Gardens you must manipulate the seasons to your benefit using the mysterious perch statues dotted around. With the change of seasons comes changes in the environment as things wither or grow according to the seasons revealing, or hiding, paths and treasures. | |||
Revision as of 09:41, August 24, 2010
"Hanging Garden. This most amazing of the Seven Wonders floats in mid-air. It's beauty changes with the seasons"
Hanging Garden is one of The Seven Wonders in Unlimited Saga. It's located close to Escata and is the final dungeon for Ruby
Hanging Garden is one of the more puzzle based Seven Wonders. It has various areas, or islands, to explore, but advancement is impossible without the 4 seasons; Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. In order to reach the centre of the Hanging Gardens you must manipulate the seasons to your benefit using the mysterious perch statues dotted around. With the change of seasons comes changes in the environment as things wither or grow according to the seasons revealing, or hiding, paths and treasures.
