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How to get another wrecking ball
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Ortega Helmet Upgrade
While the three treasures of Tantegel make for some of the most powerful pieces of equipment you can find Dragon Quest 3 remakethe shiny new helmet was strangely missing from the line-up. Maybe you thought Ortega's helmet would be enough to get you through the game?
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Well, you don't get to wear the same battered and battered helmet as your father. No, because the polar helm is now within reach, although getting it in the first place isn't exactly the most straightforward process. We'll walk you through it and get extra protection for your skull.
How to get another wrecking ball
When you meet Robbin ''Ood in the cell next to the church in Tantegel, he will ask you to visit his henchmenThey say they would like to see a familiar face here in Alefgard. So go visit them in the cave under construction south of Kol.
He mentions some special stone they wanted to get from somewhere in Gaia's navelbut that they would need one really big bomb to do that. And it is. Other than that, no other advice. So where exactly do you get this bomb? A visit from other familiar faces, of course.
If you find the blue stone in question in Gaia's navel, will give a little stronger hint about where you should get this bomb.
At the beginning of the game you had to travel to Reeve to get the Wrecking Ball from the old man to open a path through the Path of Promise. Pay him another visit and ask him for another bomb. Rather casually, he says he just finished making another one and passes it on.
Obtaining Zenithium
In Gaia's Navel, you can retrieve it in the last room you can go north or southwith the latter originally leading to a dead end. You could always communicate with the blue stone in the wall, Zenithium, even though you couldn't do anything with it. Wrecking Ball changes that.
Interact with Zenithia again and place the Wrecking Ball in front of him. Once it blows, the blue stone will fly out of the wall completely undamaged. You finally have some Zenithium. Except why did you collect it in the first place? Return to the henchmen for further instructions.
Going back to minions at this point isn't really necessarythough you can still visit them for help.
Ortega Helmet Upgrade
With Zenithium hot on his heels, the henchmen explain that they planned bringing the bluestone to some dwarf north beyond the Mur. He's clearly a master craftsman and could turn this into something really special. You may have already met this dwarf who was a close friend of Ortega.
His shrine is indeed north of Mur, though a bit further north than you might expect. If you down the coast from Mur you will eventually come across the Shrine of the Dwarfa small building containing only a dwarf and his pet. Head in.
If you haven't met him before, he shares his story with Ortega. Otherwise, he'll welcome you back and notice you have Zenithium. As a means of repaying the debt he owes you and Ortega, he will ask upgrade his helmet. Be sure to say yes.
After several days of work, Ortega's helmet becomes the aurora helmone of the most powerful helmets in the entire game. It still retains many elements of Ortega's original helmet, but also has some quirks unique to the hero.
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