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Latest revision as of 04:58, 5 August 2026
Quick! To the Trog-cave!
"Trogdor's Big Movie"
The Trog-Cave is the cave Trogdor lives in. The cave is first seen in Peasant's Quest Preview, when it shows Trogdor burninating something and lightning strikes. Its first fully-explorable appearance is in Peasant's Quest, where Rather Dashing confronts Trogdor. Unfortunately for him, this resulted in burnination. The Keepers of Trogdor also live in the Trog-Cave. They each have their own part of the Trog-Cave. Strong Bad enters the cave in 8-Bit is Enough, where it looks like the King of Town's castle on the inside.
The "real" Trog-Cave seen in Peasant's Quest Movie Trailer was created using photographs of caves, combined and recolored in Photoshop. The live-action rendition of Trogdor was similarly "computer Photoshopped" by Matt Chapman, combining elements of illustration and digital photography.
Appearances
