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{{CD|file=Wooden-Sword.png|link=Wooden Sword|desc=The Wooden Sword is the first [[Sword]] [[Link]] can obtain in ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]''. It is found in the cave on the [[Starting Screen]], and is given to Link by the [[Old Man]]. Inside the cave, the Old Man will say one of the most iconic lines of the [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|series]], "It's dangerous to go alone! Take this." The Wooden Sword is the weakest sword in the game.}} | {{CD|file=Wooden-Sword.png|link=Wooden Sword|desc=The Wooden Sword is the first [[Sword]] [[Link]] can obtain in ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]''. It is found in the cave on the [[Starting Screen]], and is given to Link by the [[Old Man]]. Inside the cave, the Old Man will say one of the most iconic lines of the [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|series]], ''"It's dangerous to go alone! Take this."'' The Wooden Sword is the weakest sword in the game.}} | ||
{{CD|file=White-Sword.png|link=White Sword|desc=The White Sword is the second obatinable sword in ''The Legend of Zelda''. It can be found in an [[Overworld]] cave on top of the waterfall. This screen is just one screen left and one screen up from the [[Lost Hills]]. However, Link cannot collect the sword until he has accumulated five [[Heart Container]]s. This can actually be done before entering the first [[Dungeon]], and is recommended to do so. The White Sword is slightly stronger than the Wooden Sword.}} | {{CD|file=White-Sword.png|link=White Sword|desc=The White Sword is the second obatinable sword in ''The Legend of Zelda''. It can be found in an [[Overworld]] cave on top of the waterfall. This screen is just one screen left and one screen up from the [[Lost Hills]]. However, Link cannot collect the sword until he has accumulated five [[Heart Container]]s. This can actually be done before entering the first [[Dungeon]], and is recommended to do so. The White Sword is slightly stronger than the Wooden Sword.}} | ||
{{CD|file=Magical-Sword.png|link=Magical Sword|desc=The Magical Sword is the third and final sword found in ''The Legend of Zelda''. It is the strongest sword in the game, and is capable of killing most [[Boss]]es in one to three hits. It is found underneath a grave in the [[Graveyard]]. This grave is in the top-right corner screen of the Graveyard, and is in the middle row and second to the left. However, the Old Man there will not give Link the sword until he has accumulated at least 12 Heart Containers.}} | {{CD|file=Magical-Sword.png|link=Magical Sword|desc=The Magical Sword is the third and final sword found in ''The Legend of Zelda''. It is the strongest sword in the game, and is capable of killing most [[Boss]]es in one to three hits. It is found underneath a grave in the [[Graveyard]]. This grave is in the top-right corner screen of the Graveyard, and is in the middle row and second to the left. However, the Old Man there will not give Link the sword until he has accumulated at least 12 Heart Containers.}} | ||
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{{CD|file=Compassloz.png|link=Compass|desc=}} | {{CD|file=Compassloz.png|link=Compass|desc=The Compass is found in every dungeon in ''The Legend of Zelda'', from Level 1: The Eagle to Level 9: Death Mountain. It has only one purpose; once Link has collected it, it will show Link the location of the [[Triforce Shard]] that's inside that particular dungeon. This is done by a small blinking dot on his map. In the final dungeon, the Compass will show Link to Princess Zelda, as there is not a Triforce Shard in that dungeon. It is generally guarded by an enemy and that enemy has to be defeated from the Compass to appear.}} | ||
{{CD|file=Dungeon-Map.png|link=Dungeon Map|desc=}} | {{CD|file=Dungeon-Map.png|link=Dungeon Map|desc=The Dungeon Map is exactly what its name infers; a map that shows each room of the dungeon and how each one connects to the rest of the dungeon. It is also found in every dungeon, and has this same use in all of them. Similarly to the Compass, it is usually guarded by an enemy, including in [[Level 9: Death Mountain]], where it's guarded by a [[Patra]].}} | ||
{{CD|file=Key.png|link=Small Key|desc=}} | {{CD|file=Key.png|link=Small Key|desc=A Small Key is an item that made its ''The Legend of Zelda'' series debut in ''The Legend of Zelda''. They can be found in dungeons on the floor, and some don't appear until Link has killed all the enemies in that particular room. They are used to unlock Locked Doors that are found in every dungeon, and in massive quantities. Also, they can be purchased at shops for either 100 or 80 Rupees, depending on which shop he shops at.}} | ||
{{CD|file=Triforce-Shard-LoZ.png|link=Triforce Shard|desc=}} | {{CD|file=Triforce-Shard-LoZ.png|link=Triforce Shard|desc=There are eight Triforce Shards found in ''The Legend of Zelda''. They are pieces of the [[Triforce of Wisdom]] that Princess Zelda broke into shards once she learnt that [[Ganon]] had stolen the [[Triforce of Power]] and was likely to come after her piece too. There is one found at the end of each of the first eight dungeons of the game. Once all of them have been assembled, Link can travel into Death Mountain and confront Ganon.}} | ||
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