Gresit is a fictional city in Wallachia. Trevor Belmont drifts into the besieged city of Gresit, where he learns of an ancient evil and learns of a legend regarding a "Sleeping Soldier" resting in the catacombs beneath the city.
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Known inhabitants[]
- Clergy
- Bishop †
- Burly †
- Bald Priest †
- Speakers (temporarily)
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Gresit background by Robby Johnson.
Gresit town square.
Gresit cathedral.
Gresit cathedral interior.
The Speakers hideout by Stephane Wootha Richard.
The catacomb by Stephane Wootha Richard and Paul Orosco.
Alucard's tomb underneath Gresit's catacomb by Robby Johnson.
Impaled heads on Gresit model.
The statue at town square model.
The statue underneath Gresit's catacomb.
Trivia[]
- The word greşit means "wrong" in Romanian.
- The "sleeping soldier" statue at the town's square was based on Eric Lecarde's artwork from Castlevania: Bloodlines.[1]
- The Gresit's citizens being constantly attacked by night and hiding in their homes, while coming out to continue their daily affairs by day may be inspired by the day-and-night cycle mechanic from Castlevania II: Simon's Quest, where villagers carried on in the same manner.
- One location in Gresit is likely a reference to the Butoiul de Aur ("The Golden Barrel") restaurant in Sibiu, Romania (related location at Google Maps).
Butoiul De Aur ("The Golden Barrel") restaurant in Sibiu, Romania with similar steps and street layout.