Silapna are "gates" used to travel between the real and dream worlds. They are activated by playing "Rhythm of the Great Dream" on the Vintage Lyre. Some Aranara, Enemies, and Items are only found in the dream world, such as Viparyas.
Tutorial[]
- Rhythm of the Great Dream
Arana's song.Play it to Silapna to enter and exit dreamscapes.
You would certainly like to call them "stones with strange markings on them"... But if you think about it, you've seen way too many stones with odd marks, so you might as well just use the term Arama used, "Silapna."
According to Araja, Aranara songs all possess their unique character. As such, if you hear the song, you will know whose it is.
Arana's song.
Play it to Silapna to enter and exit dreamscapes.
You would certainly like to call them "stones with strange markings on them"... But if you think about it, you've seen way too many stones with odd marks, so you might as well just use the term Arama used, "Silapna."
According to Araja, Aranara songs all possess their unique character. As such, if you hear the song, you will know whose it is.
Locations[]
There are three Silapna in Dharma Forest:
- In Vanarana near the Phantasmal Gate, encountered during World Quest The World of Aranara in Series Aranyaka: Part II - Dream Nursery
- In the Grove of Dreams, encountered during World Quest Slumbering Roots in Series Varuna Gatha
- In the underground of the Ashavan Realm, encountered during World Quest Legends of the Stone Lock
Trivia[]
Etymology[]
- The Aranara term "Silapna" may be derived from the Sanskrit words śilā (Sanskrit: शिला "stone") and svápna (Sanskrit: स्वप्न "dream").
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Silapna |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 修梨薜那 Xiūlíbìnà |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 修梨薜那 Xiūlíbìnà |
| Japanese | シュリパナ Shuripana |
| Korean | 시라프나 Sirapeuna |
| Spanish | Silapna |
| French | Silapna |
| Russian | Силапна Silapna |
| Thai | Silapna |
| Vietnamese | Silapna |
| German | Silapna |
| Indonesian | Silapna |
| Portuguese | Silapna |
| Turkish | Silapna |
| Italian | Silapna |
Change History[]
Released in Version 3.0
