Scheduled for release in October, Goldwater Island is there for you to visit straight away. While you’re there, you’ll get a glimpse of a certain dragon… but that’s beside the point.
Take a look around, though. There is much to see, and to find. Here’s a small taste of what you can find there, but you’ll have to look around to find more.
http://www.narnia.com/us/goldwater/#/home
Goldwater: “This island holds no mercy for the greedy. It has earned the name Deathwater and would-be explorers would do well to keep their wits about them, and cautiously consider each thought and deed.”
Gold Lord: “There is much to catch the eye on this island but even an innocuous pool of water can be dangerous… As this lost lord tragically discovered. Will he serve as a warning to the adventurers or will they follow him to a golden end?”
Dragons: “Dragons are miserly creatures, a vicious reflection of the avarice in mortals: indeed, it is said that dragons used to be particularly unpleasant humans. If you fill your heart with greedy, dragonish thoughts, one day you may not recognize yourself…”
looks awesome! They really made that look how I imagined it! Is Edmund about to turn into gold! just kiding
Ok This is just freaking awsome!!!!!!! i cant wait 4 the movie to come out its just so little time!! yey this goldwater island looks awsome!!! =)
I really like the island!! Am I wrong or did they combine dragon island and goldwater island in the film. cause I thought that in the book you have dragon island with all the gold where Eustace turns into a dragon but also another island called goldwater with the golden puddle on it.
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Yes, they are separate islands in the book. But I like the idea of combining them, too. 🙂
I couldn’t find the island =/ I explored for ten minutes then just gave up
If you click on your ship, a compass thing will come up, and you can pick an island to sail straight toward.
I can’t get there, is something wrong with my computer, or is it not officially open yet?
It’s not officially open just yet.
Woo hoo!!!
Narnia.com has removed the page – no doubt they have learned their lesson about overly inquisitive Narnia fans. 😉