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{{Shiren 5 Vita Dungeon Infobox
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  | name            = Heavenly Lake
|Initial Goal Floor
  | jpname          = 天上の池
|28F
  | romaji          =
|-
  | image            =
|Final Goal Floor
  | description      =
|99F
  | entrance        =
|-
  | goal floor      = 28
|Day / Night
  | total floors    = 99
|Both
  | items            = No
|-
  | items out        = Yes
|Bring Items In
  | gitan            =
|No
  | day night        = Both
|-
  | id              = Pots, Staves, Talismans
|Take Items Out
  | rescues          = 3
|Yes
  | rescues attempts =
|-
  | allies          = None
|# of Allies
  | new items        = Yes
|0
  | shops            = Normal, Elite, Pick-A-Choice
|-
  | characters      = Shopkeepers + wandering non-allies
|# of Rescues
  | monster houses  = Normal, Pop-ups
|3
  | visibility      =
|-
  | spawn rate      = 1 every 30 turns
|Pre-ID'd Items
  | turns            = 2,000
|Pots, Staves, and Talismans (confirm)
  | boss            =
|-
}}
|New Items
{{For|the lore page|Shiren:Heavenly Lake}}
|Yes
|-
|Shops
|Normal (all 3 types)
|-
|Monster Houses
|Normal, including pop-ups
|-
|NPCs
|Shopkeepers + wandering non-allies (confirm)
|-
|Spawn Rate
|Normal (1 per 30 turns)
|-
|Winds of Kron
|Normal (slow) -- 1@1700, 4@2000
|}


[[Heavenly Lake]] is a bonus dungeon in Shiren 5 in which items dropped on the ground disappear but otherwise without much difference from baseline. You cannot take items, gitan, or allies into the dungeon, but you can request rescue up to 3 times and you do get to keep the items you have on hand if you win. This dungeon experiences both day and night cycles, and given you can't take in items (such as a Time Stop Bracelet), you will definitely need to deal with both day and night. The initial goal floor is 28F, but after first victory, the goal floor becomes 99F and stays there permanently.
'''Heavenly Lake''' {{JA|天上の池|}} is a Post-credits {{Shiren5Vita|Dungeon}} in {{Shiren5VitaTitle}}.
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== Gaining Access ==
==Expert Badges==
You must beat the Tower of Fortune before you can access this dungeon. Once you've beat the Tower of Fortune, you can access this dungeon by talking to an old man by a boat in the SE section of Nekomaneki Village. When you accept to play, you get a little video of Shiren and Koppa riding the boat up the river on the E side of Nekomaneki Village.
 
== Unique Features ==
* Items cannot be placed on the ground.
** If you drop, throw, or swap an item onto the ground, it disappears.
*** E.g., if you shoot an arrow or other projectile and it misses, it's gone.
*** E.g., if you throw a pot with items in it at a wall, the pot and all the items in it disappear, even if the pot doesn't break.
** If you kill a monster and it drops one or more items, the dropped items disappear.
** Despite this, items *are* pre-placed on the ground and you can pick these up.
** One huge and important exception to the disappearing ground rule is shops. Items you place or that fall on the ground in shops don't disappear.
** There seems to also be an exception for items dropped when a monster kills another monster, at least at night.
*** Example:  At night, a bunch of night monsters killed one another, then day broke. Then I found an item in a hallway, which means it couldn't possibly have been pre-placed there, nor could anything I have done put it there. I assume the only way that item could have gotten there is that night monsters fought one another and the loser dropped an item.
*** It's unknown if monsters that kill other monsters during the day can also drop items safely.
* New items can appear in this dungeon.
 
== Final Reward ==
When you beat the easier 28F version of the dungeon, you get a Heavenly Pot. Some online posts state that Heavenly Pots can be found in multiple dungeons, but the only known location to get one is by beating this dungeon.  If you fill the Heavenly Pot at the hot springs in Inori Village, you can then use it in dungeons not unlike a Heal Pot (both healing your HP and status ailments), then refill it again in the hot springs. It is not yet known if you get more Heavenly Pots for beating the longer 99F version of this dungeon.
 
== Farming Opportunities ==
There are no known farming opportunities in this dungeon.  That is, there are no known rare or valuable items of which you can extract multiple copies easily from this dungeon.  Though not a farming opportunity per se, the final reward item is certainly very rare, though it may not be unique to this location and it's not actually particularly valuable anyway.
 
== Strategies ==
Retrain yourself not to use the ground, including not to use Mixer monsters in the normal way. Stores are super important, even more so than usual, because they're the only known places you can (e.g.) safely break Synthesis Pots. If by some chance you're on a floor that has both a shop and Mixer monsters, you could theoretically lure them into the shop and kill them there to get mixed/crafted items out, but (a) this might be more of a PITA than it's worth and (b) this combination of circumstances won't occur regularly or often so you can't rely on mixing as a strategy on every run. (See the Monsters section if you want to learn precisely which monsters can appear on each floor.) So, it's probably best to just consume those Life Herbs and other items you might normally want to save as rune ingredients. Likewise, it may not be worth the effort to lure a monster that has a small chance to drop an item into a shop, as it would take so much effort for so little return that you'd start running the risk of starvation.
 
If you've been dodging playing in night mode (like the original author of this wiki page), you'll have to deal with it here for sure. It's best to unlock all your night abilities so you have the full set to choose from, then configure the best set of night abilities in Hotel Nekomaneki (NW desk), before attempting this dungeon. Honestly, you'll probably be able to beat the shorter 28F version of this dungeon without elaborate prep, but still, if you haven't overhauled your night abilities/techniques in a while, this is a good time to do so. [https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/106641-shiren-the-wanderer-the-tower-of-fortune-and-the-dice-of/76361578 This external webpage] has some suggestions for the ideal set of night abilities.
 
== Expert Badges ==
# You conquered a dungeon without equipping any weapons!
# You conquered a dungeon without equipping any weapons!
# You conquered a dungeon without using any grass!
# You conquered a dungeon without using any grass!
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# You conquered a dungeon without doing any direct attacks!
# You conquered a dungeon without doing any direct attacks!


== Monsters ==
==Monsters==
The types of monsters that can appear in this dungeon have not yet been replicated to this wiki.  Here are good external resources:
 
* https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1C1h9IRPQPLg9g7aE48wlyw8IudHIStawK4mR3kuggto/edit?usp=sharing
==Items and Gitan==
* https://seesaawiki.jp/w/shiren5/d/%c5%b7%be%e5%a4%ce%c3%d3 (Japanese wiki page for this location)
 
==Special Tiles==
 
==Traps==
 
==Background Music==
{{Shiren 5 Vita Stub Section}}
 
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==In Other Languages==
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  | ja    = 天上の池
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==See Also==
{{Shiren 5 Vita Locations Navbox}}
 
==References==
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== Open Questions ==
[[Category:Shiren 5 Vita Locations]]
* What exactly are the differences between Heavenly Pot, Heal Pot, and Water Pot?  Are there any real advantages to bringing a Heavenly Pot into a dungeon that lets you take items in?
[[Category:Shiren 5 Vita Dungeons]]
* Confirm that night monsters killing night monsters can cause items to drop safely on the ground.
[[Category:Shiren 5 Vita Post-credits Dungeons]]
* Try to get a day monster to kill another day monster and see if that can cause an item to drop on the ground, too.

Latest revision as of 19:55, 14 July 2025

Heavenly Lake
天上の池
Image for Shiren 5 Vita:Heavenly Lake
Information
Entrance Location
Final Goal Floor 28
Total Floor Count 99
Backtracking
Bring Items In? No
Bring Items Out? Yes
Bring Gitan In?
Time Both
Can Find Adventure Allies None
Rescues 3
Characters
Pre-ID'd Items Pots, Staves, Talismans
New Items Yes
Visibility
Shops Normal, Elite, Pick-A-Choice
Monster Houses Normal, Pop-ups
Monster Spawn Rate 1 every 30 turns
The Winds of Kron 2,000
Boss
For the lore page, see Shiren:Heavenly Lake.

Heavenly Lake (Japanese: 天上の池) is a Post-credits Dungeon in PlayStation Vita Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate.

Expert Badges

  1. You conquered a dungeon without equipping any weapons!
  2. You conquered a dungeon without using any grass!
  3. You conquered a dungeon without using any scrolls!
  4. You conquered a dungeon without using any staves!
  5. You conquered a dungeon without using any talismans!
  6. You conquered a dungeon without using any pots!
  7. You conquered a dungeon without collapsing even once!
  8. You conquered a dungeon without doing any direct attacks!

Monsters

Items and Gitan

Special Tiles

Traps

Background Music

In Other Languages

Language Name
English Heavenly Lake
Japanese 天上の池

See Also

v • d • e
PlayStation Vita Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate - Locations
Town and Village Hermit's Hermitage (Night Training Facility) • Inori Village (Beginner House: Training Facility • Night Training Facility) • Nekomaneki Village (Dungeon Center: Explosion Rocks • Statue Cave) • Sparrow's Inn
Dungeons Main story Destiny Trail • Ouma Shrine • Tower of Fortune
Post-credits Bizarre Tower • Destiny's Descent • Gen's Turf • Heavenly Lake • Inori Cave • Lost Well • Old Road • Onigiri Hollow • Pitfall of Life • Primordial Chasm • Underground Manor
Bonus Aksys Challenge • Aura Ruins • Double Strike Trail • Froggo's Fury • Gorger's Manor • Hunter Pond • Master's Footprint • Merchant's Hideout • Monster Hotspot • Page of Youth • Perilous Rocks • Rousing Paradise • Sleeping Lands • Storm Forest • Trapper's Sandbox • Warning Valley

References

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