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The castle owned by [[Merlot]], this building is larger, older and more opulent than any other in the area. Located in the middle of the [[Creeping Forest]], it has wound up being used as a trade route of sorts since it is one of the safest, but most expensive, ways through. | The castle owned by [[Merlot]], this building is larger, older and more opulent than any other in the area. Located in the middle of the [[Creeping Forest]], it has wound up being used as a trade route of sorts since it is one of the safest, but most expensive, ways through. | ||
| + | ==Missions and Events== | ||
| + | ===Mission 2=== | ||
| + | During [[Mission 2]], Rescuers needed to go with [[Mike]] and confront Merlot on the sudden disappearance of many [[Sapling Village]] residence. | ||
| − | == See also == | + | Merchants needed to accompany [[Shroomsworth]] on delivering eggs to Sapling Village to replenish the village population. To avoid any hostilities from [[Slasher]] and his Sneasel gang, the Breloom opted to pass through the castle, even if it meant paying a hefty toll. |
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| + | ===Mission 5=== | ||
| + | During [[Sorbet]]'s rampage, villagers evacuated through [[Devonshire]]'s tunnels under his law firm. The tunnels eventually led to the library at Castle Draclugia. Just as Merlot was about to confront the huge crowd of refugees, she recognized Devonshire and began to cry, asking her old friend where he had been. | ||
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| + | ===Mission 6=== | ||
| + | Until the construction of the new [[Tao Village]] was complete, Merlot offered her castle to house all the villagers who were displaced from Sorbet's rampage. In return, guild members were expect to help servants around the castle. | ||
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| + | Rogues assisted [[Soba]] in creating a meal for the hundreds of temporary residents of the castle. | ||
| + | Rescuers helped [[Missy]] with taking care of all the little children, making sure none of them would run around the castle and disturb Merlot. | ||
| + | Unlike the other two guild, Merchants did not take jobs at the castle. Instead, they were placed in charge of rebuilding the village and the ranch. | ||
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| + | ==See also== | ||
*[[Merlot]] | *[[Merlot]] | ||
*[[The Maids]] | *[[The Maids]] | ||
Revision as of 10:38, 28 April 2013
The castle owned by Merlot, this building is larger, older and more opulent than any other in the area. Located in the middle of the Creeping Forest, it has wound up being used as a trade route of sorts since it is one of the safest, but most expensive, ways through.
Missions and Events
Mission 2
During Mission 2, Rescuers needed to go with Mike and confront Merlot on the sudden disappearance of many Sapling Village residence.
Merchants needed to accompany Shroomsworth on delivering eggs to Sapling Village to replenish the village population. To avoid any hostilities from Slasher and his Sneasel gang, the Breloom opted to pass through the castle, even if it meant paying a hefty toll.
Mission 5
During Sorbet's rampage, villagers evacuated through Devonshire's tunnels under his law firm. The tunnels eventually led to the library at Castle Draclugia. Just as Merlot was about to confront the huge crowd of refugees, she recognized Devonshire and began to cry, asking her old friend where he had been.
Mission 6
Until the construction of the new Tao Village was complete, Merlot offered her castle to house all the villagers who were displaced from Sorbet's rampage. In return, guild members were expect to help servants around the castle.
Rogues assisted Soba in creating a meal for the hundreds of temporary residents of the castle. Rescuers helped Missy with taking care of all the little children, making sure none of them would run around the castle and disturb Merlot. Unlike the other two guild, Merchants did not take jobs at the castle. Instead, they were placed in charge of rebuilding the village and the ranch.
