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{{ZD|[[#Guide|''Hyrule Warriors'' Adventure Mode Guide]]}} | {{ZD|[[#Guide|''Hyrule Warriors'' Adventure Mode Guide]]}} | ||
'''Adventure Mode''' | '''Adventure Mode''' is a game mode in ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]''. | ||
==Overview== | |||
In Adventure Mode, the player chooses from one of several maps to explore. Each map consists of a 16x8 grid in the artstyle of ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]'', each square containing a unique scenario, for a total of up to 128 unique battles per map (although some maps contain blank squares). The player, represented by an 8-bit sprite of their warrior, can move between and enter completed squares on the map to play through each scenario. Completing squares will unlock adjacent squares, although some will be separated via wavy black lines, meaning that the square cannot be unlocked from that specific battle and the player must instead work their way round. | |||
Some battles will restrict the player to using a specific warrior or weapon. Other battles can contain special rules that handicap the player, requiring them to play with special tactics in mind. | |||
===Victory Ranks and Rewards=== | |||
After completing a square, the player receives a rank; C (bronze), B (silver), or A (gold), although some regions use B (bronze), A (silver), and S (gold) instead. The rank the player receives is judged based off of three factors: K.O. Count (how many enemies the player defeated), "Clear Time" (how fast the battle is won) and Damage Taken (total percentage of max health lost). Depending on the rank received, not all adjacent squares may be opened up - the rank required to open a square is shown via an arrow, with the required rank printed on. | |||
The player can unlock new warriors, [[Hyrule Warriors Weapons|weapon]] tiers, costumes, [[My Fairy|Companion Fairies]], [[Fairy Food]], [[Fairy Clothing]], [[Gold Skulltula|Gold Skulltulas]], [[Piece of Heart|Heart Pieces]], and [[Heart Container|Heart Containers]] for any of the playable warriors. Some rewards require an A rank to obtain, while others are hidden in certain Keeps - Companion Fairies and Fairy Food are found inside of brown [[Jar|Jars]], while other rewards are placed in [[Treasure Chest|Treasure Chests]] that are revealed by capturing the Keep. | |||
===Item Cards=== | |||
{{Main|Item Card}} | |||
Item Cards are special [[Item|items]] that are randomly replaced around the map; they can be obtained by winning the square they are placed on, with items respawning frequently. The player is able to search unlocked squares, and use Item Cards in specific locations; using them in the correct tiles will unlock hidden rewards that can be obtained in that battle. Some squares contain hidden enemies, meaning the player cannot enter the battle until they use a specific Item Card to reveal the enemy. | |||
In ''Definitive Edition'', the player is able to purchase Item Cards they have previously found from the Item Card Shop for [[Rupee|Rupees]], which cuts back on grinding. | |||
===Network Links=== | |||
In the Wii U and 3DS versions, if the player is connected to the Nintendo Network, they may find Network Links scattered around the map - these Links resemble the actual Link, but wear a different-colored tunic. Playing a battle with a Network Link on it will add an extra reward, such as a weapon or [[Materials|material]], and upon clearing it, the player receives a "Friend Bonus" of 100,000 Rupees and a temporary EXP bonus. | |||
==Adventure Map== | |||
The Adventure Map, based on the overworld of ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]'', is a 16-by-8 grid made up of 128 scenarios. These battles are either Adventure Battles which are structured similarly to scenarios in [[Legend Mode]], or Challenge Battles which have specific victory conditions such as accumulating a certain number of KOs or defeating one or more Giant Bosses. The battles are not connected to each other with a story, except the intro does provide a rudimentary backstory (Ganon has unleashed several monsters) and overarching objective (defeat the monsters and ultimately Ganon). There is also a special Rewards Map whose stages are unlocked by collecting [[Hyrule Warriors Gold Skulltulas|Gold Skulltulas]] and completing illustrations, and certain [[Hyrule Warriors#DLC|DLC packs]] include additional maps. | |||
''[[Hyrule Warriors Legends]]'' includes all maps from the Wii U game, including DLC, and adds DLC packs of its own. ''[[Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition]]'' includes all maps from both games. Both also shuffle unlockables to some extent, partly to allow for there being more to unlock. | ''[[Hyrule Warriors Legends]]'' includes all maps from the Wii U game, including DLC, and adds DLC packs of its own. ''[[Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition]]'' includes all maps from both games. Both also shuffle unlockables to some extent, partly to allow for there being more to unlock. | ||