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-{{FutureRelease}}
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 {{Infobox|location
-| name  = Hyrule Field
+| name     = Hyrule Field
-| image  = [[File:Hyrule Warriors Hyrule Field.jpg]]
+| image     = [[File:Hyrule Warriors Stage Hyrule Field.jpg]]
-| game  = ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]''
+| game     = ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]''
-| inhab  =
+| inhab     =
-| pointsint =
+| pointsint = [[Fairy Fountain]]
-| item  = [[Bomb]]s
+| item     = [[Bomb]]s
-| related =
+| related   = [[Ganon's Tower (Hyrule Warriors)]]
+| element  =
 }}
+{{float|right|{{Languages
+| jpn = {{Tt|Hairaru heigen|ハイラル平原}} (Hyrule Plains)
+}}}}
+'''Hyrule Field''' is a stage from ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]''. In the south-west corner sits [[Hyrule Castle]], and in the south-east is a [[Fairy Fountain]] with a [[Great Fairy]] who is summoned with a [[Magic Circle]] in some scenarios.
-'''Hyrule Field''' is likely the first stage in ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]''. [[Link]] is still an unknown trainee when the stage begins, but gains recognition as he displays his skill throughout the level.
+A cut-down version is used in some [[Adventure Mode]] scenarios and the [[Rush Battle]] which only includes the central northern portion of the stage, including W. Rockface Keep and North Field Keep. In this, the doors to Central Keep, Mountain Keep, the north-western area, and the bridge to the north-east are permanently closed.
-Partway through the stage, the player will discover a treasure chest containing [[Bomb]]s, which can then be used to destroy boulders as well as enemies.
+[[Ganon's Tower (Hyrule Warriors)|Ganon's Tower]] is another version of this stage, in disrepair after [[Ganon]]dorf's conquest.
-The stage's boss is [[King Dodongo (Hyrule Warriors)|King Dodongo]], whose weakness gauge will appear after ingesting Bombs.
+==Keeps==
+:'''''Note:''' Default names may be overwritten by Bases, and not all keeps are in use as such in every Scenario of the map.''
+<div style="float:left;padding-right:2em">[[File:Hyrule Field and Ganon Tower - HW Keep Map.png|x250px]]</div>
+#Castle Keep<ref group=keeps name=NOE1>[[Hyrule Castle]] in [[Nintendo of Europe]] script</ref>
+#Abandoned Fort
+#W. Rockface Keep
+#Central Keep
+#West Field Keep
+#North Field Keep
+#East Field Keep
+#South Field Keep
+#Mountain Keep
+#[[Great Fairy Fountain|Fairy Fountain]]
+<references group=keeps />
+{{clear|left}}
+==Scenarios==
+===Legend Mode===
+;Cia's Tale
+*[[The Invasion Begins]]
+;Prologue
+*[[The Armies of Ruin]]
+;Ganondorf
+*[[Battle of the Triforce]]
+==Gallery==
+<gallery widths=160 heights=90>
+File:Hyrule Warriors Stage Hyrule Field Castle.jpg|Overview of the Castle
+File:Hyrule Warriors Stage Hyrule Field Fairy Fountain.jpg|Inside the Fairy Fountain keep
+</gallery>
 ==Trivia==
 *[[Hyrule Field (Hyrule Warriors)|Hyrule Field]] was the first stage unveiled in ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]'', playable on the E3 2014 show floor.
+{{Listbox|Hyrule Warriors|Stages}}
 {{Cat|Hyrule Warriors Stages}}