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The Château de Sass is a quasi-optional location in Dragon Quest VI. Owned and operated by the style-obsessed Seymour Sass, and located in the Real World west of Wellshire, it is the site of the world-famous Best-Dressed Contest. Entrants to the Best-Dressed Contest compete in front of an audience and a panel of judges as they determine the best-looking contestant on the catwalk.

As the western half of the island is surrounded by mountains and the grounds too narrow for Peggy Sue to land, the Château is accessed via an underwater tunnel. To find the tunnel, sail the Providence to a point below the western mountain range near the center of the island. There, near the mountains' southernmost extent, bear to the left and submerge using Lorelei's harp. Moving north, pass through the tunnel to the earthen wall at its end. Surface the ship to emerge in a small lake, and walk to the Château.

The Best-Dressed Contest[]

Upon finding the mansion, the player can get access to the Best-Dressed Contest. The stage and dressing rooms are in the basement. Talking to the usher there grants access to the dressing rooms. The goal for each contest is simply to score as many Style points as possible against the other four entrants. A win moves the contest up to the next rank.

The first three ranks are required to advance the story beyond Sorceria, while the other five ranks are optional.

Prizes[]

Level Style points Entry condition Prize
1 180 Open Silver platter
2 200 Men only Trailblazing bandana
3 220 Open Plush rug
4 250 Women only Glass slippers
5 280 Men only Platinum headgear
6 310 Open Shimmering dress
7 260 Monsters only Sage's stone
Kingsley (recruitable)
8 380 Open Happy hat

Treasures[]

Etymology[]

Borrowing the French word for "castle", the phrase château de has been used in English to denote a large house owned by a wealthy family. While in English it may be used interchangeably with maison de or chez (both meaning "house of"), the French usage conventions between the phrases are stricter.

Other languages[]

Other languages
French Château Kabane
German Château Chic
Spanish Château de Senlorán
Italian
Dutch Unknown
Norwegian Unknown
Greek Unknown
Portuguese Unknown
Russian Unknown
Chinese
Korean


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