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}}'''''Engineering Quarterly''''' is a book in ''[[Spyro: Shadow Legacy]]'' about the operational gate system in the [[Dragon Village]] that have been installed since 1128, explaining that the gates are operated by an underground system powered by breakers around the village. | '''''Engineering Quarterly''''' is a book in ''[[Spyro: Shadow Legacy]]'' about the operational gate system in the [[Dragon Village]] that have been installed since 1128, explaining that the gates are operated by an underground system powered by breakers around the village. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:38, April 26, 2025
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| First appearance | Spyro: Shadow Legacy |
| Location(s) | Dragon Village |
Engineering Quarterly is a book in Spyro: Shadow Legacy about the operational gate system in the Dragon Village that have been installed since 1128, explaining that the gates are operated by an underground system powered by breakers around the village.
It was left on the table inside a house in the Dragon Village.
Story
- The Amazing Dragon Village Gates
- The gate system in Dragon Village is a marvel of engineering. The gates replaced the original system back in 1128. Compromised of two composite sliding doors weighing 2.5 tons apiece. An underground system of hydraulics operates the gates, powered by a series of failsafe breakers spread throughout town.
