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{{quote|Hyrule Castle once welcomed all Hyrulians. It was the home to several generations of royalty who were worshipped by their people. Inside the castle, royal red carpets were rolled out over the castle's stone floors, and rich tapestries from far off lands adorned its walls. Many fierce battles were waged just outside the castle walls against outside attackers, but the Hyrulians prevailed-until Agahnim appeared with his sinister strategy.|Nintendo Player's Guide}} | {{quote|Hyrule Castle once welcomed all Hyrulians. It was the home to several generations of royalty who were worshipped by their people. Inside the castle, royal red carpets were rolled out over the castle's stone floors, and rich tapestries from far off lands adorned its walls. Many fierce battles were waged just outside the castle walls against outside attackers, but the Hyrulians prevailed-until Agahnim appeared with his sinister strategy.|Nintendo Player's Guide}} | ||
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'', Hyrule Castle had two mini-dungeons within it. The first one being the first dungeon-type area in the game, the dungeons and sewers of the castle. Within this area [[Link]] rescues [[Zelda]]. The second mini-dungeon is the tower of Hyrule Castle, only accessible after acquiring the [[Master Sword]]. Which Link climbs to confront [[Agahnim]]. | In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past|A Link to the Past]]'', Hyrule Castle had two mini-dungeons within it. The first one being the first dungeon-type area in the game, the dungeons and sewers of the castle. Within this area [[Link (A Link to the Past)|Link]] rescues [[Zelda]]. The second mini-dungeon is the tower of Hyrule Castle, only accessible after acquiring the [[Master Sword]]. Which Link climbs to confront [[Agahnim]]. | ||
==Dungeon Map== | ==Dungeon Map== | ||
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===The Return: The Castle Tower=== | ===The Return: The Castle Tower=== | ||
''"[[Sahasrahla (A Link to the Past)|Sahasrahla]] dared [[Link]] to retrieve three [[Pendants of Virtue]]. Each was guarded by a fierce creature, so the challenge was not to be taken lightly. Sahasrahla rewarded him when he returned with the first Pendants by telling him about the [[Master Sword]], which only a proven adventurer could wield. Once armed with the Master Sword, Link could challenge [[Agahnim]] in the Castle Tower.'' | ''"[[Sahasrahla (A Link to the Past)|Sahasrahla]] dared [[Link (A Link to the Past)|Link]] to retrieve three [[Pendants of Virtue]]. Each was guarded by a fierce creature, so the challenge was not to be taken lightly. Sahasrahla rewarded him when he returned with the first Pendants by telling him about the [[Master Sword]], which only a proven adventurer could wield. Once armed with the Master Sword, Link could challenge [[Agahnim]] in the Castle Tower.'' | ||
''A Shrouded Maze. According to the legend, [[Zelda|Princess Zelda]] was taken by Agahnim to the top of the Hyrule Castle Tower. In the darkened halls there, enemies attacked without warning. Many a would-be rescuer fell victim to their ambushes, but those who used their [[Lantern]] could light the room to face their foes. Agahnim was said to practice his evil magic at the top of the tower.'' | ''A Shrouded Maze. According to the legend, [[Zelda|Princess Zelda]] was taken by Agahnim to the top of the Hyrule Castle Tower. In the darkened halls there, enemies attacked without warning. Many a would-be rescuer fell victim to their ambushes, but those who used their [[Lantern]] could light the room to face their foes. Agahnim was said to practice his evil magic at the top of the tower.'' | ||