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===A Link Between Worlds=== | ===A Link Between Worlds=== | ||
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds|A Link Between Worlds]]'', the Lamp makes its second appearance. It functions similarly to the Lamp in ''A Link To The Past''; however, it does not actively utilize the [[Stamina Gauge]], making it infinitely useable. At first, it does half as much damage as the first sword you get in the game. It can be upgraded into the [[Super Lamp]] by completing the advanced course of the [[Treacherous Tower]]. It becomes incredibly powerful, dealing eight times as much damage (and therefore as much damage as the level 2 master sword, AND being extremely effective against ice based enemies), making it a useful weapon for close up encounters, though other items may still be more efficient to use. | In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds|A Link Between Worlds]]'', the Lamp makes its second appearance. It functions similarly to the Lamp in ''A Link To The Past''; however, it does not actively utilize the [[Stamina Gauge]], making it infinitely useable. At first, it does half as much damage as the first sword you get in the game. It can be upgraded into the [[Super Lamp]] by completing the advanced course of the [[Treacherous Tower]]. It becomes incredibly powerful, dealing eight times as much damage as before (and therefore as much damage as the level 2 master sword, AND being extremely effective against ice based enemies, doing twice as much damage as the fire rod), making it a useful weapon for close up encounters, though other items may still be more efficient to use. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||