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== Ocarina of Time == | == Ocarina of Time == | ||
In this installment Death Mountain is home to the Gorons and has a crater that can be visited. The [[Great Fairy]] and [[Fire Temple]] reside within the Crater while on the outside there are tektites and [[Dodongo's Cavern]]. But [[Ganondorf]] blocked the path to Dodongo's Cavern with a boulder and the Gorons needed Link's help to destroy the monster within the cave and the boulder itself so they could eat the "Delicious" rocks. There is also a Great Fairy on top of the mountain, but the path up to the mountain is difficult since there are falling rocks that can damage Link. [[Kakariko Village]] can be found beneath the mountain, and the entrance to Death Mountain is guarded. | In this installment Death Mountain is home to the Gorons and has a crater that can be visited. The [[Great Fairy]] and [[Fire Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Fire Temple]] reside within the Crater while on the outside there are tektites and [[Dodongo's Cavern]]. But [[Ganondorf]] blocked the path to Dodongo's Cavern with a boulder and the Gorons needed Link's help to destroy the monster within the cave and the boulder itself so they could eat the "Delicious" rocks. There is also a Great Fairy on top of the mountain, but the path up to the mountain is difficult since there are falling rocks that can damage Link. [[Kakariko Village]] can be found beneath the mountain, and the entrance to Death Mountain is guarded. | ||
== Four Swords == | == Four Swords == | ||