Aradashan
Last updated 2025-11-23
Aradashan is an open-world NPC from Sumeru. They are an Aranara responsible for sealing Ruin Machines throughout Sumeru using Stone Pillar Seals. They remain in underground area of Ashavan Realm after completing the World Quest Legends of the Stone Lock.
Location
Aradashan's location
Additional context
Profile
(To be added.)
Appearance
(To be added.)
Quests and Events
Archon Quests
World Quests
Dialogue
- (Talk to Aradashan)
- Aradashan: Ah, Nara (Traveler), want to try fighting the Bulky Iron Chunk in your dreams?
- Aradashan: We need to lift the Ararakalari we cast on the Bulky Iron Chunk, layer by layer, and finally, fight it with all Ararakalari lifted...
- Aradashan: Aradashan will not help you suppress the power of the Bulky Iron Chunk this time. But don't worry, Arasata, Arayuta, and Arasaha will still help. Want to try?
Sure.
- Aradashan: Then let's get started!
- I'll need to make some preparations.
- Aradashan: Ah, tell Aradashan when you are ready, Nara (Traveler)...
- (Fight the Bulky Iron Chunk)
- (Talk to Aradashan after defeating the Bulky Iron Chunk)
- Aradashan: Hehe, Nara (Traveler) beat the Bulky Iron Chunk without Aradashan's help. Amazing!
- Aradashan: Time for Nara (Traveler) to challenge a stronger Bulky Iron Chunk. Aradashan is sure that Nara (Traveler) can do it...
- Aradashan: Or does Nara (Traveler) want to challenge Bulky Iron Chunk with only one stack of Ararakalari lifted again?
- Sure.
- Aradashan: Well then, let's get started!
- Not now.
- Aradashan: If Nara (Traveler) wants to challenge the Bulky Iron Chunk that has only one stack of Ararakalari lifted, just come to Aradashan...
Trivia
Etymology
- Aradashan is derived from the Sanskrit word for "ten" (Sanskrit: दश dáśa).
- Other Aranaras involved in Legends of the Stone Lock also have names derived from the powers of ten.
Gallery
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Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Aradashan |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 兰提沙 Lántíshā |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 蘭提沙 Lántíshā |
| Japanese | アランダシャン Arandashan |
| Korean | 아란다샨 Arandasyan |
| Spanish | Aradashan |
| French | Aradashan |
| Russian | Арадашан Aradashan |
| Thai | Aradashan |
| Vietnamese | Aradashan |
| German | Aradashan |
| Indonesian | Aradashan |
| Portuguese | Aradashan |
| Turkish | Aradashan |
| Italian | Aradashan |
Change History
Released in Version 3.0