Seeing this reminds me that there's a cutscene - so these assets are likely used for those dream sequences.

...nay, I shan't reveal the method by which thee may traverse this forbidden place. It is enough that it be displayed to thee in such a form.

I found the place advertising puff-puff. This is a real build - you can even sleep in the "inn" that's seen in the back in the cutscene (you have to lay down bedding and lighting but it DOES recognize as a room).

Remember this? Where you fight the boss in Kol? It's out there too, fully rendered and available. So you're essentially "warped" to this location to do the fight.

Here's the cutscene area from in front of the weapon shop as "You" are about to leave to fight the Dragonlord. Again, fully rendered, although it's not recognized as a shop (you can complete it if you want).



Cutscene area from when the two people are talking out front and the other person is talking to the grave.

This looks like Galenholm but I seem to recall finding this in Rimuldar's chapter. If someone plays through and corrects me, I'll move the scene. For now I'll put it here. This is when the hero is setting off and buys items for the journey.


Again, fairly certain this is Rimuldar - correct me if I'm wrong. This is where Rubiss is talking to the hero that was.

Ending of the game where they're building out Tantegel Town. DO NOT try to use the bench, you'll freeze (carpenter's workbench which wasn't programmed in)


This is a perfect replica of the first area of Cantlin when you wake up. The reason it's in Tantegel is, if you accept the Dragonlord's offer, you'll end up here (which is a callback to why you were there in the first place).


Rear shot of the rebuilding of Tantegel Town. This has a complete area including mountain range, trees, the whole nine yards.


As with Kol the final stage takes place in a completely different place - a perfect replica of the Dragonlord's Castle as well as the entire mountain range around it. It even has an entrance (but the Dragonlord's den is not actually built out inside, it's just a wall. Everything else is identical).


I believe this cutscene is from when you first get to Tantegel, when the Princess is about to turn herself to stone. Part of the castle is fully replicated for this cutscene; not sure why there are dirt blocks.