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Dungeon Arranging 101 is the first Chamber Dungeon unlocked in the game. It one of | Dungeon Arranging 101 is the first Chamber Dungeon unlocked in the game. It one of four of the 'Level 1' Chambers. | ||
The chamber dungeon is unlocked after Link completes [[Bottle Grotto]] in the main adventure. It serves as a basic intro to the Chamber Dungeon feature, with three chambers set in place from the start. This includes the Entrance, the Nightmare's Lair, and an additional room that has a [[Treasure Chest]]. Link will need to place a minimum of six chambers in order to complete the Chamber Dungeon. | The chamber dungeon is unlocked after Link completes [[Bottle Grotto]] in the main adventure. It serves as a basic intro to the Chamber Dungeon feature, with three chambers set in place from the start. This includes the Entrance, the Nightmare's Lair, and an additional room that has a [[Treasure Chest]]. Link will need to place a minimum of six chambers in order to complete the Chamber Dungeon. | ||
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Dungeon Arranging 101 is one of the Chamber Dungeons found in Link's Awakening.
Overview
Dungeon Arranging 101 is the first Chamber Dungeon unlocked in the game. It one of four of the 'Level 1' Chambers.
The chamber dungeon is unlocked after Link completes Bottle Grotto in the main adventure. It serves as a basic intro to the Chamber Dungeon feature, with three chambers set in place from the start. This includes the Entrance, the Nightmare's Lair, and an additional room that has a Treasure Chest. Link will need to place a minimum of six chambers in order to complete the Chamber Dungeon.
In-Game Description
I started this one already. Can you finish it? Make a path from the entrance to the Nightmare's Lair. There's gotta be a stop along the way for the treasure chest. If a chamber's got an exit, you gotta connect it to another exit. Nobody wants an exit that goes nowhere.