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'''Arbiter's Grounds''' is the fourth [[Dungeon]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''. [[Link]] and [[Midna]] go to the Arbiter's Grounds in search of the only connection to the [[Twilight Realm]], the [[Mirror of Twilight]]. Arbiter's Grounds is located at the furthest north point of the [[Gerudo Desert]]. Link is told by [[Auru]] that Arbiter's Grounds was home to the worst criminals the land of [[Hyrule]] had ever seen. | '''Arbiter's Grounds''' is the fourth [[Dungeon]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]''. [[Link]] and [[Midna]] go to the Arbiter's Grounds in search of the only connection to the [[Twilight Realm]], the [[Mirror of Twilight]]. Arbiter's Grounds is located at the furthest north point of the [[Gerudo Desert]]. Link is told by [[Auru]] that Arbiter's Grounds was home to the worst criminals the land of [[Hyrule]] had ever seen.{{Ref|TP|2772|[[Auru]]}} He talks of a mirror that was used to send the criminals that were sentenced to death directly to the underworld.{{Ref|TP|2773|[[Auru]]}} Link and Midna make the connection to the Mirror of Twilight,{{Ref|TP|1652|[[Midna]]}} and decide to go there to search for it. | ||
When Link first enters the dungeon, giant [[Big Poe|Poes]] steal the light from the four torches, much like in the [[Forest Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Forest Temple]] of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''. Before Link can go any further into the dungeon, he must explore all of the side rooms looking for the Poes to take back the light they stole from the torches. After learning the [[Poe Scent]], it isn't too hard to track them down, as the scent will guide Link directly to each Poe. After killing all of the Poes, he soon engages in a battle with the [[Mini-Boss]] of the dungeon, the [[Death Sword]]. After defeating it, Link is rewarded with the [[Spinner]]. In this dungeon, Spinner tracks are common, allowing Link to reach places otherwise unaccessable. Link uses the Spinner to reach the boss, [[Stallord]]. It is a fossil, which [[Zant]] brings back to life with his sword. Link must use the spinner to kill Stallord, and he does. Link and Midna enter the [[Mirror Chamber]], where they predict the Mirror of Twilight lies. After Link uses the Spinner to raise the mirror from underground, they only find a quarter of the mirror. They are told by the [[Ancient Sages]] that the mirror has been broken into four pieces. | When Link first enters the dungeon, giant [[Big Poe|Poes]] steal the light from the four torches, much like in the [[Forest Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Forest Temple]] of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''. Before Link can go any further into the dungeon, he must explore all of the side rooms looking for the Poes to take back the light they stole from the torches. After learning the [[Poe Scent]], it isn't too hard to track them down, as the scent will guide Link directly to each Poe. After killing all of the Poes, he soon engages in a battle with the [[Mini-Boss]] of the dungeon, the [[Death Sword]]. After defeating it, Link is rewarded with the [[Spinner]]. In this dungeon, Spinner tracks are common, allowing Link to reach places otherwise unaccessable. Link uses the Spinner to reach the boss, [[Stallord]]. It is a fossil, which [[Zant]] brings back to life with his sword. Link must use the spinner to kill Stallord, and he does. Link and Midna enter the [[Mirror Chamber]], where they predict the Mirror of Twilight lies. After Link uses the Spinner to raise the mirror from underground, they only find a quarter of the mirror. They are told by the [[Ancient Sages]] that the mirror has been broken into four pieces.{{Ref|TP|1706|[[Ancient Sages]]}} They tell Link the locations of the pieces{{Ref|TP|1721|Ancient Sages}}{{Ref|TP|1722|Ancient Sages}}{{Ref|TP|1723|Ancient Sages}} and tell him that he can repair the Mirror{{Ref|TP|1724|Ancient Sages}} and defeat Zant, and [[Ganon|Ganondorf]]. | ||
==Enemies== | ==Enemies== | ||
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[[File:Stallord_Small.png|left|thumb|Stallord]] | [[File:Stallord_Small.png|left|thumb|Stallord]] | ||
The [[Boss]] of Arbiter's Grounds is known as the Twilit Fossil: Stallord. It is a skeleton of a giant beast that is predicted to have died long ago. Upon entrance to the area where it lies, Link will see Stallord in the sand, not moving. If he walks up to Stallord, Zant will appear on top of its forehead. He will say that he is surprised to see Link alive, | The [[Boss]] of Arbiter's Grounds is known as the Twilit Fossil: Stallord. It is a skeleton of a giant beast that is predicted to have died long ago. Upon entrance to the area where it lies, Link will see Stallord in the sand, not moving. If he walks up to Stallord, Zant will appear on top of its forehead. He will say that he is surprised to see Link alive,{{Ref|TP|6967|[[Zant]]}} and then tells Link this will be the last time he sees him alive.{{Ref|TP|6969|[[Zant]]}} He will then summon a giant sword, which appears to have Twilight Realm markings on it, and use it to stab Stallord right in the forehead. After he leaves, Stallord will seemingly wake up, and show Link the threat he can be. Link will then proceed to defeat Stallord in both phases of the battle. His reward for doing so is a [[Heart Container]] and entrance to the Mirror Chamber, where the Mirror of Twilight lies. | ||
==Dungeon Items== | ==Dungeon Items== | ||