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|game    = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages|Oracle of Ages]]''
|game    = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages|Oracle of Ages]]''
|acquire = [[Great Moblin's Keep]]<br>Ring Secret
|acquire = [[Great Moblin's Keep]]<br>[[Ring Secret]]
|effect  = Makes the sword and enemies less powerful.
|effect  = Makes the sword and enemies less powerful.
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Revision as of 17:47, October 11, 2012

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"Sword damage -1, Damage taken -1"

— In game description.[1]

The Armor Ring L-1 is a Magical Ring that Link can obtain in Oracle of Ages. It can be found inside of Great Moblin's Keep in the Present. When you first enter the Great Moblin's Keep, the ground will crumble below you. Fall down to the floor below. Swim through the side-scrolling area and climb up the ladder above the water. This leads to a room that contains a Treasure Chest containing the See Ring.

If you've already defeated the Great Moblin, you can simply head down the staircase to the left where the tower once stood to reach the same side-scrolling area. Link can also obtain the L-1 Armor Ring randomly through a Gasha Tree.

In Oracle of Seasons it is only obtainable through a Linked Game and the Ring Secret, otherwise it is impossible to obtain this ring.

The Armor Ring L-1 is the opposite of the Power Ring L-1 and it is another trade-off ring. When worn it will lower Link's sword damage by one unit and also lowers the damage he takes by one unit. It is useful if you aren't too concerned with battling enemies and are quickly running passed them.

More powerful forms of the Armor Ring can be found in the form of Armor Ring L-2 and Armor Ring L-3.

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