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The Grotta della Fonte is a cavern in Dragon Quest XI. Located roughly west of the city of Gondolia, the Grotta is home to naturally sanctified springs. From these waters, healers of ancient times have made potions able to treat the sick.

Story[]

When the Luminary and his party toured Gondolia, they came across a pair of teenage boys, Placido di Rotundo and his friend Benigno. Having been rebuffed by Placido’s father, the Doge, for a boat, our heroes again check on the pair. Placido cannot speak, so Benigno has looked after him. As Serena assesses the situation, she finds that Placido is actually cursed. She proposes using birdsong nectar to dispel the curse. In order to make the nectar, she has everything but pure water. Benigno informs them that the Grotta has the water Serena needs.

Navigating the Grotta, the party makes camp in a clearing near the font for a night as they reflect on the journey thus far. But as they break camp, two coralossuses stand before them and attack. Though imposing, the party makes quick work of them. Gathering her tools, Serena takes some water and creates a phial of birdsong nectar.

Monsters in the Area[]

Post Game[]

  • Shell Slime
  • Toxic Toad
  • Succubat
  • Man o' war
  • Morphean Mushroom
  • Coralossus

Boss Monster[]

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Collectable Resources[]

Collection Spots
Item Location
Small scale Short Tunnel left of entrance
Glass frit Alcove in the western tunnel
Fresh water Cave south of campsite
Celestial skein Cliff south of stream


Single Treasure Spots
Item Location
Blue eye Chest at base of climbable vine ledge
Pixie pole Chest at end of small stream
Mini medal Chest in cave south of campsite
Green eye Chest at top of climbable vine ledge
Seed of magic Chest in northeastern cave


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Etymology[]

Grotta della Fonte means "Cave of the Fountain" in Italian.

Other languages[]

Other languages
French Unknown
German Grotta della Fonte
Spanish Unknown
Italian Grotta della Fonte
Dutch Unknown
Norwegian Unknown
Greek Unknown
Portuguese Unknown
Russian Unknown
Chinese Unknown
Korean Unknown
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