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Weiserheim
Weiserheim is a location in Romancing SaGa: Minstrel Song.
Part of the Knights Dominion, Weiserheim is home to the Tower of Flammar, where Lady Flammar guards the Ruby of Fire. She can also teach you the best Pyrology spells in the game, for a price.
To unlock this city, one must progress through either the Constance Kidnapped or the Theodore's Madness quests
Pub[edit]
Inn[edit]
Mentor[edit]
Training[edit]
- Herbalist - Terrology, Survival, Gathering
- Wizard - Staff, Pyrology, Aerology, Demonology, Cosmology
- Trader - Survival, Strategy, Trading
- Cratsman - Short Sword, Cosmology, Strategy
Proficiency[edit]
- Find Chests - Search - 50 G
- Find Herbs - Search - 50 G
- Harvest - Gathering - 100 G
- Climb - Survival - 100 G
- Trade - Trading - 300 G
General Store[edit]
Apothecary[edit]
Magic Shop[edit]
Aerology[edit]
- Blades of Wind - 200 G
- Strengthen Pull - 300 G
- Blood Curdle - 700 G
- Summon Element - 1000 G
- Missile Shield - 1200 G
Hydrology[edit]
- Healing Water - 200 G
- Water Blast - 300 G
- Holy Water - 500 G
- Summon Element - 100 G
Terrology[edit]
- Pulverize - 200 G
- Camouflage - 300 G
- Earthen Grasp - 500 G
- Summon Element - 100 G
Pyrology (from Lady Flammar)[edit]
- Hellfire - 200 G
- Flame of Life - 300 G
- Self-Immolation - 500 G
- Summon Element - 1000 G
- Bird of Fire - 1800 G
- Revive - 3200 G
Trivia[edit]
- The name Weiserheim translates to "Wise Home", possibly linked to the presence of Lady Flammar. However based on the fact that both Mirsaburg and Eugenstadt have the names of Mirsa and his ally in the name, it is possible that among Mirsa's allies, there was also someone called "Weiser".
