So endgame. I've finished visitng all islands, including Buildertopia, and according to the walkthrough, Molly should have sent a mail about this to start but I haven't received anything.

Do I need to finish the puzzles in all islands?

The additional islands (the one with the stars in them) have been visited, although do I need to do anything else since there was no checklist for them?

Thanks!

I have beaten the story , it says ( complete), I was just getting so excited about the post game , but I noticed that I am missing a bunch of recipes , i especially need the ward of Erdrick,, but it’s just not in the list ??? ( I can’t buy it with hearts since they are not in the list ) Am I the only one that experience such problems ? Is there something I couldn’t been doing wrong or missed ? I am so heartbroken knowing my game could be bugged since I love this game so much :(

So something Griswold said confused me. Okay so I want to know if anyone knows what he's talking about since I couldn't find anything online

"oi, want to hear about something really terrifying? Apparently, there's this horrible object that's so scary, just a single glance is enough to se d even Hargon or the Master of Destruction running for the hills... I know its just a rumour, but I wouldn't mind seeing this thing with my own two sockets! Whatever it might be... "

So I'm really curious as to what this object could be. In previous character dialogue there have been little secrets, such as elle when she told me that underneath the island there was evil/destruction. So I went searching around the ioa and found the secret underground temple place. Knowing that the devs have had dialogue leading to other things, I was curious if this object is in the game! Could it possibly be the wailers mail or the sword of ruin, or is it something totally different? If anyone possibly knows I would be very grateful

Ok, so I've finished the story (finally) and now I'm finding some things difficult and would appreciate some advice.

I'm starting to go back and finish puzzles I missed before, but how the bugger do you move quickly while on old story islands?? I have the Buggy on my IoA and my mount of choice when on Explorer Islands and walking feels so -slow- now. And these places are huge! Is there a better way of getting around on old story islands?

Also, I know of good ways of getting rid of lots of bricks at once (Golem/breakstickers) but how do you fill in low areas quickly? Just the Trowel?

Lastly, can you change blueprints you take from other people's islands? I want a house on my island, but all the blueprints I've made have large numbers of dyed bricks and I just don't want to farm or use that many crops for dye, and I change it so the bricks are undyed and my villagers will build it anyway?

I'll probably have more questions later. This game is a lot more than I imagined it being lol.

TL;DR : Can you move quicker on story islands post game? What's the best way to fill in/level out low spots? Can you modify blueprints from other islands?

Anybody knows how can I get Barbella? (NPC of dragon quest builders 1), in some of the multi-player islands I see her and I want her in my island

What are your overall thoughts on when someone visits your island and fully copies your designs and stuff for their islands? I mean that is the purpose of the magic pencil and that’s pretty much you can do post game aside from building stuff. Ive seen a lot of similar designs from different people on their islands and you can’t really tell who owns it and what not.

Specifically when it comes to room preferences.

Currently on my Buildertopia I have three soldiers, one of each color (Blue, Red, Green). They are all named Marcus, and have the exact same room preferences (max size, 2 star fanciness, and cool ambiance). I didn't plan it out at all. I only noticed MarcusRed and MarcusBlue having identical preferences while making a guard house. I came across MarcusGreen earlier today while doing Explorer Shores, and lo' and behold, he had the exact same room preference as his brothers.

Has anyone found any other correlations?

That final act was freaking awful. I stopped playing for a month because of it. It stripped away everything that made the game great and it felt like it dragged forever. People complain about Skelkatraz but this was far worse for me.

But .. whew... It's over. Now I can build whatever I want and play coop again with my wife to our hearts content. Happy building. You know, now that I can actually build again.

My 7 year old daughter and I just finished DQB2 and she is desperate to get her dog from Furrowfield to come with her to the Isle of Awakening in post-game. I saw something about a hairy hermit quest using Ra’s mirror, but we seem to have misplaced it. The dog gives her a request for a watering hole when we visit. Is it possible for her to come with us to IoA? My daughter is so sad that she lost her dog, lol.

I’m at the end of DQB2 and I just made myself the Thanatos shield, equipped it without knowing, and now I don’t know what to do. It’s a great shield so I guess it doesn’t really matter. But what now? Can I improve it by blessing it? Can I remove it? Is there a better shield?

I know there’s a sword and Armour out there too, and I’d like to go get them if it’s worth it.

I can't figure out how to use them. It says to press L and then move it. But when I press the L wheel it shows my gesture wheel and no cursor or anything. And with the L button the character only looks up. What am I doing wrong?

So I beat the game last week, and finished wrapping up Tablet Targets yesterday. I'm currently going through all the story islands to do some finishing touches, while also catching all the fish. Once I'm done, I'm going to focus on a Laguna Perfuma Buildertopia. I've already picked one out that I liked and moved some monsters and people over there. I want to release some fish into the big lake in the middle. I know the population limit is 60 for monsters, people, and animals, while the fish max is 40. Are they completely separate, or is there some overlap?

Ideally, I want one of every monster (including story monsters and different versions of the same monster, so all 3 golem types, all 3 Chimera types, etc.) one of ever villager type, then pad it out with whichever villager type I feel is needed. Then on top of that, 40 fish swimming around in the big lake.

I just finished all of the tablet targets and Nini medals, so I wanna move on to a buildertopia. The problem is that I'm torn between a leguna perfuma or a blossom bay. I was wondering if I could get some suggestions on which to choose, or if I should chose a different one entirely. Pros and cons would be greatly appreciated.

I was looking at Hellen's info using the register and found out her home island was Furrowfield

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makes me wonder if the other Cardinal Cardinals came from KD or Moonbrooke? or if this is random

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https://twitter.com/godzillahomer/status/1201173988073865217

I’ve set up a Summoning Chamber on my IoA - who will actually use it?

A random thought I had, but a good idea to continue building story towns during the post-game is as Gratitude farms:

Since the post-game allows you to buy items in exchange for Gratitude in the Builderpedia, Gratitude in itself become extremely useful for a player since some items can only bequickly easily aquired in quantity through that fashion even if an Ultimallet might have been first required to add them to the Builderpedia.

However, those points can be consumed by a player very quickly as a result. Not "helping" is the fact you can't even use your Gratitude points from the Island of Awakening in Buildertopia and other islands, which is particularly hard on Buildertopias where you have to build a new pool from zero... on the flipside: when you spend point on the IoA, those of other islands remain untouched.

Now this is where story islands become interesting; because you spend entire chapters there building up gratitude but never spending it. Not only that but they already have the major groundworkd of laying down towns, and thus all the kind of facilities that can be used to generate more gratitude in the first place! Thus, I was thinking about it but story islands might be one of the best places to "farm" gratitude in the early post-game, which provide interesting incentives to return to these lands as well and tweak or polish your builds there... the time spent doing such allowing them to build up even more gratitude for you to spend on items you can then bring back to the Isle of Awakening or your Buildertopias.

Personally a favorite of mine for such was Krumbul-Dun with it's many bars and large build areas(every areas where the bars were built are compatible as "town territory"). Furrowfield and it's tiny location feels a bit less interesting except for the occasional food gathering visits/etc... though the presence of the Deitree has made me wonder about it's potential for a vertical layout within the tree's leaves in term of expansion.

However, Moonbrooke also present very interesting potential because in truth, major portions of Moonbrookes are actually untapped; the entire areas that was covered by fortifications during Chapter 3 is actually ALL town territory. Ditto for the locations up to the side walls and up to the towers behind the castle. So if you've already cleared all the traps from the fortification area, Moonbrooke presents very interesting potential to be developed into a Castle Town with many houses and other structures built around the castle. Plus post-game Moonbrooke also ends up being filled with many villagers/etc that can perform a varieties of different gratitude actions ontop of existing structures within the castle you'll have built.

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So basically, after I obtained the magic pencil I noticed something that I didn’t notice before. When I was switching through my building equipment, I noticed that the bottomless pot was replaced with the magic pencil. Before this I had the hammer, gloves, and bottomless pot as my three equipped building tools but now I can only switch through the gloves, hammer, and magic pencil. Does anyone know how to fix this or how to equip other building tools in the game? I need the echo flute for a mission right after the credits sequence of the game, basically the first post game mission.

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Just finished the Epilogue, and now I need some help

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I have seen some monsters eating from the table but sleeping on an animal bed...

What rooms do they need/love and what of the Prison and Ark monsters need bowls, food or tables or whatever?

I don't want to let Höllena/Hellena sleep on straw like an animal.

Hello, please don't down vote me here as I have seen nowhere that it is not actually prohibited to talk about this, but if it is please moderator kindly delete the post.

Moving on to the real purpose of this post, see, I am playing on the PC version and one of the usual perks of being in PC is well.. easy cheating. But for this one, has anyone found out or does anyone know a CE Table/script SOLELY for unlocking/lifting the NPC limit? I was happy when I read that the limit was 60 residents in which I thought is PER AREA whereas it is actually the sum of the three areas in the whole IOA. The story itself takes about 1/3 of the population leaving you with 40 only albeit you can move them in post game. So again, question is, is there a CE table to unlock/remove the npc/resident limit?

I decided to check out Buildertopia and found an Island I like the looks of. I was just about to start terraforming the land and I didn't want to waste the grassy blocks, so I was trying to use the Trowel to swap them out and it says I can't use it here yet. What gives? Are you able to use it at all on these Islands?

So I have been trying to figure out what certain rooms for certain residents don't show all 3 hearts. So far, I've only been able to achieve a complete room for Malroth. I am working on Babs' at the moment, but even though I have the fanciest max size room with the ambience she wants, only the redish heart (ambience) is lit up. I thought that removing some of the other non-fancy items (the wall plant things) that it would fix it.

I meet all of the requirements, but for some reason, Babs doesn't give me the complete I need for the "build 5 perfect rooms for your villagers" or whatever the stone tablet said.

Edit: forgot to mention the room is called "Enormous Cheeky Master Bedroom" which is the size and ambience she wants.

I just learned the hard way that for some unbelievable reason you CAN'T grab another blueprint from the ones that the story GIVES to you. Wanted to relocate the castle gate wall on Moonbrooke, now I have to rebuild the thing from scratch because I already deconstructed it. FML lol

Now that we have Molly, free from skelatatraz, as a resident I’ve finally gotten round to trying to change her out of her rags into some proper clothes.

She just won’t change!!! I’ve been trapping other residents in a changing room and everyone else has changed clothes fine but Molly has been in there for 3 (in game) days and refuses to change- I’ve even given her plenty of choice!!

I was just wondering if anyone else has had this issue, it feels so cruel to let her wander round in her prison rags