Furrowfield

Furrowfield
Japanese name	モンゾーラ島
Rōmaji name	Monzola Island
Type	Island
Game	Dragon Quest Builders 2

Furrowfield is the second island discovered in Dragon Quest Builders 2. A land once bountiful of lush fertile soil, it was well known to grow a wide variety of crops.

When the Children of Hargon arrived, they condemned the land full of sin and cursed the soil with an ill wind, hampering any chances of farming and imposing strict laws to the residents of Furrowfield, and Furrowfield Farm.

Role in Plot

Having little agriculture on the Land of Awakening, the Builder is told by the Hairy Hermit that Furrowfield would be the source for rich soil and farmland for which to grow crops.

However, when the player and Malroth arrived, they learn that the island is plagued with Spoilspores, that were turning all the ground into spoiled soil, preventing the plantlife. The Builder and Malroth eventually come across a young farmhand named Rosie after saving her from Badboons. surprised to see a Builder on their island, she explains that the children of hargon had overrun their farm and estabilished a strict regime before leading the duo to what remained of Furrowfield Farm, where two other farmers Bonanzo and Perry tried to grow crops to no avail.

Disgusted by the sight of the Builder, Bonanzo expressed great hatred to them and orders them to leave before the Children of Hargon find out. Rosie destests that while all seemed lost, she still believes that were still hope and tasks the builder to create a fountain of water to help them nourish what little crops they had, cabbage.

Once the Builder rings the bell, the residents of Furrowfield Farm gain a strange incentive to grow crops and Rosie discovers a memory that she had kept a mystery seed and gives it to the Builder, asking for it to be planted. It turns into a sapling but attracts a local pastor who scowls his ill intentions towards the hero but withdraws it and instead elects on 'watching' the sapling.

He then gives the builder tasks to find more crops to grow at furrowfield. Rosie insists that a suitable means of fertilising soil be found first and thus acknowledges the fact that a Wriggler were known to help tend the fields and sends the Builder to find one. To both them and Malroth's surprise, a Wriggler is cornered by monsters and was freed from his situation. The giant worm introduces himself as Wriggly and agrees to return to Furrowfield Farm, to call a home, and to help the land regain its former prosperity. With a scarecrow, the Wriggler nourishes the soil around it and the farmers can start growing crops. Convinced by the Farmers and the interesting growth of the Deitree, the Pastor agrees to join Furrowfield Farm and is named Al.

As the tree grows and becomes bigger, it won't take long until the rest of the Children to discover the new sprout of creation happening on their territory and constantly threw forces to try and stop them from completing it. Eventually, the Brainy Badboon, leader of the local cult, corrupts the Deitree, much to the disarray of the farmers, as a reminder of those who dare oppose Hargon's rule. Rosie, unswayed with their attempts, urges the Builder to use the Windbraker, given by the Pastor to find the old Deitree, that was causing the Ill Wind and the Spoilspores.

Once the tree was complete, the Brainy Badboon, frustrated by their determination, launches one final assault to stop them but it wasn't enough to break the spirit of the Farm. Unfortunately, Al was mortally injured for his treachery, and admits that Rosie could continue his legacy and knowledge before finally succumbing to his fate. With the Brainy Badboon gone, the Children of Hargon retreat from Furrowfield, lifting the Ill Wind and the Deitree was finally allowed to spread its influence across all of the land. The Builder leaves with Rosie, Bonanzo, Wrigley, Britney, and Lillian.