In Ambrosia, you can locate four shrines, each of which are associated with a particular attribute. This spares you the effort of stealing another ship from the Sosarian pirates. If you use the Heart Compass while the party is on a ship, the ship is teleported in the waters near Lord British castle. The Flower and Compass can effectively give you four teleports home, and is easily replenished with each trip to Ambrosia. The Compass works anywhere in Sosaria, Ambrosia, or even during combat or in a Dungeon (have not confirmed if it works in Exodus). If you collect this flower and provide it to Sherry in the Royal City of Britain, she will reward you with a Heart Compass.Ī single Flower can be carried by each character, and each character is capable of carrying a single Heart Compass in return.
Just west of the heart of Ambrosia, you can locate a small vale which will provide you with a flower. In the NES port, four characters in different towns (Britain, Montor West, Yew) talk about bringing flowers to Noriko/Sherry, a girl who lives in the royal town of Britain. There you can save your progress without fear of losing the accomplishment of reaching Ambrosia, though reaching the Inn can be quite a feat on its own, and will require a key to open the door that it is hidden behind. One more feature unique to the NES version is the existence of an Inn in the northern holds of Ambrosia.
Pirates, Man-O-Wars and some Daemons are still present, though. In the NES port, the number of land enemies in Ambrosia is dramatically reduced in the NES version. Be aware that, although your curiosity may be piqued by the presence of several doors found throughout Ambrosia, there is no benefit to opening them and searching for whatever lies beyond them (except for one door in the NES version as described below).
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