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[[Image:SaGa_Tower_Art.png|right|thumb|120px|The Tower]] | [[Image:SaGa_Tower_Art.png|right|thumb|120px|The Tower]] | ||
The '''Tower''' is the main location in [[The Final Fantasy Legend]]. | |||
It is a tower that contains a path to [[Paradise]] and whose floors leads to various worlds. The objective of the game is to reach the top of the Tower. | |||
== Structure== | == Structure== | ||
The Tower has twenty-three levels. A stairway wraps around the exterior of the Tower, and the interior of the Tower has floors and hallways. Within the Tower are healing pools, treasure chests, and doors that lead to various worlds. | The Tower has twenty-three levels. A stairway wraps around the exterior of the Tower, and the interior of the Tower has floors and hallways. Within the Tower there are healing pools, treasure chests, and doors that lead to various worlds. | ||
The levels of the tower can be grouped by its architecture. Levels 1-4 have a stone-and-brick architecture. Levels 5-9 have a coral reef architecture. Levels 10-15 have a marble architecture, and Levels 16-22 have a steel girder architecture. | The levels of the tower can be grouped by its architecture. Levels 1-4 have a stone-and-brick architecture. Levels 5-9 have a coral reef architecture. Levels 10-15 have a marble architecture, and Levels 16-22 have a steel girder architecture. | ||
The interior of [[Level 23 (The Final Fantasy Legend)|Level 23]] has a hallway which connects to [[Ashura|Ashura's]] chamber. The exterior of Level 23 has an escalator connecting it to [[Paradise|Paradise.]] | The interior of [[Level 23 (The Final Fantasy Legend)|Level 23]] has a hallway which connects to [[Ashura|Ashura's]] chamber. The exterior of Level 23 has an escalator connecting it to [[Paradise|Paradise.]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:The Final Fantasy Legend locations]] | ||
[[Category:Makai Toushi SaGa]] | [[Category:Makai Toushi SaGa]] | ||
[[Category:The Final Fantasy Legend]] | [[Category:The Final Fantasy Legend]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:08, December 9, 2019
The Tower is the main location in The Final Fantasy Legend.
It is a tower that contains a path to Paradise and whose floors leads to various worlds. The objective of the game is to reach the top of the Tower.
Structure[edit]
The Tower has twenty-three levels. A stairway wraps around the exterior of the Tower, and the interior of the Tower has floors and hallways. Within the Tower there are healing pools, treasure chests, and doors that lead to various worlds.
The levels of the tower can be grouped by its architecture. Levels 1-4 have a stone-and-brick architecture. Levels 5-9 have a coral reef architecture. Levels 10-15 have a marble architecture, and Levels 16-22 have a steel girder architecture.
The interior of Level 23 has a hallway which connects to Ashura's chamber. The exterior of Level 23 has an escalator connecting it to Paradise.
