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{{CD|file=Deathmountain1.jpg|link=Death Mountain|desc=Death Mountain is the area at the top of the overworld that houses the final dungeon of the game. Death Mountain is assumed to be the source of falling rocks found throughout the area below Death Mountain.}} | {{CD|file=Deathmountain1.jpg|link=Death Mountain|desc=Death Mountain is the area at the top of the overworld that houses the final dungeon of the game. Death Mountain is assumed to be the source of falling rocks found throughout the area below Death Mountain.}} | ||
{{CD|file=Fairy-Fountain-LoZ.png|link=Fairy Fountain|desc=Fairy Fountains are the home of the [[Fairy|Fairies]], who completely restore [[Link|Link's]] health upon his | {{CD|file=Fairy-Fountain-LoZ.png|link=Fairy Fountain|desc=Fairy Fountains are the home of the [[Fairy|Fairies]], who completely restore [[Link|Link's]] health upon his entrance of the screen.}} | ||
{{CD|file=Graveyard-LoZ.png|link=Graveyard (The Legend of Zelda)|caption=Graveyard|desc=The Graveyard consists of six screens full of graves and Ghinis. it serves as the pathway to get to the sixth dungeon, Level 6: The Dragon. the Magical Sword is found under one of the graves in the top-right screen. If a grave is pushed, it may reveal a Ghini or a hidden hole.}} | {{CD|file=Graveyard-LoZ.png|link=Graveyard (The Legend of Zelda)|caption=Graveyard|desc=The Graveyard consists of six screens full of graves and Ghinis. it serves as the pathway to get to the sixth dungeon, Level 6: The Dragon. the Magical Sword is found under one of the graves in the top-right screen. If a grave is pushed, it may reveal a Ghini or a hidden hole.}} | ||
{{CD|file=Hyrule-LoZ.png|link=Hyrule|desc=The overworld section of the game is a large place, which links all the areas together. Hyrule consists of Rocky hills, woods, deserts, lakes, rivers, and quite needlessly to say, the sea.}} | {{CD|file=Hyrule-LoZ.png|link=Hyrule|desc=The overworld section of the game is a large place, which links all the areas together. Hyrule consists of Rocky hills, woods, deserts, lakes, rivers, and quite needlessly to say, the sea.}} | ||
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{{CD|file=Starting-Screen.png|link=Starting Screen|desc=The Starting Screen is the first screen the player sees when they turn on the game. There is nothing much on this screen except for a cave, inside of which Link can collect the original [[Sword]] from the Old Man. Link spawns here if he dies in the overworld.}} | {{CD|file=Starting-Screen.png|link=Starting Screen|desc=The Starting Screen is the first screen the player sees when they turn on the game. There is nothing much on this screen except for a cave, inside of which Link can collect the original [[Sword]] from the Old Man. Link spawns here if he dies in the overworld.}} | ||
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{{:The Legend of Zelda Dungeons|Dungeons}} | {{:The Legend of Zelda Dungeons|Dungeons}} | ||