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| developer = DarkFlameWolf<br>Peteo

'''Lost Isle''' is a [[Zelda Classic]] custom quest developed by DarkFlameWolf and Peteo. This game has been under production for almost 2 years, and it is finally released in 2007. Lost Isle is quite similar to ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening |Link's Awakening]]'' that took place on [[Koholint Island]]. However, this time Link ends up on a deserted and hostile island, and he has to find a way out of the island.{{Ref|http://koti.welho.com/pranta18/index.htm}} It also references the original Legend of Zelda in many ways.

Beginning in January of 2013, Webmaster of Zelda Dungeon [[User:Mases|Mases]], began a ''Let's Play'' of Lost Isle.

Though it appears that there was once a civilization here that was thriving, all that has turned to dust and dead bodies. Undead and foul creatures fill the villages and take shelter in the woods and creep through the dark corners of the island. What could have caused this great catastrophe and is this great evil still alive and well as Link explore the very land that it destroyed?{{Ref|http://www.purezc.com/index.php?page{{=}}quests&id{{=}}204}}{{Ref|http://zeldaclassic.armageddongames.net/viewquest.php?q{{=}}316]}}

In order to play Lost Isle, Zelda Classic must first be downloaded and installed. Lost Isle will run in v2.5.0 and it can be downloaded at the official [http://zeldaclassic.armageddongames.net/downloads.php#zc Zelda Classic Website]

After Zelda Classic has been installed. The Lost Isle Fan-Game can be downloaded from [http://www.purezc.com/index.php?page=quests&id=204&showComments PureZC].

|[[Bomb]]s<br> Power Gauntlet (optional)

|[[Bow]] and [[Arrow]]<br>Power Gauntlet

|[[Bombs]] and Power Rod

|Candle

|None<br>(You can get it before entering Level 1)

|None<br>(You can get it before entering Level 1)

|Bow & Arrow<br>(You can get this before entering Level 1)

|Raft<br>(You can get it before entering Level 2)

|Candle<br>(You can get it before entering Level 3)

|Candle<br>(You can get it before entering Level 3)

|Giant's Gauntlet<br>(You can get it before Level 4)

|None<br>(You can get it after Level 4)

Also known as the Ebenar Temple, the Ancient Temple is the first level of the fan-game Lost Isle. Similar to the Water Temple in ''Ocarina of Time'', the player must raise and lower the water in order to progress to the next area. Consisting of only two keys and simple enemies, it is a fairly easy level apart from its size. The miniboss, four Red Darknuts, guard a switch that will allow the player to obtain the raft on the first floor. The boss of the Ebenar temple are two Landmolas and one Mother Landmola. Defeating them earns you a Heart Container and access to the Vasshinghon Flows.

In the 2nd basement floor; head up two screens, left a screen, up a screen, and right a screen. Shoot the crystal to make bridge appear. Head left a screen, and use the raft on the jetty until you reach another jetty in the south-east of this floor. Head up a screen, and bomb the northern wall. Head up, and open the chest there for '''{{Color|Blue|Boss Key}}'''. Step on the warp tile to return back at first floor.

The Sky Garden is level two of the fan-game Lost Isle. It is highly reccomended that the player brings a level 2 shield, as flying projectiles are not a rare sight. Consisting of two main ideas, the Tower of Hera's block-raising and lowering switches(Link to the Past) and the ability to fall to the other side of the level and enemies such as Peahats, Flying Jars, and Lynels, the Sky Garden is massive compared to level 1. Two keys will get you through it. The midbosses are multiple red wizzrobes who guard the Power Rod(Wand), and the bosses are four Digdoggers in two stages. Defeating the Digdoggers will get you a Heart Container and access to level 3.

|In Oderra Village, there is a windmill with a hungry Moblin inside. Dropping a fish for him will grant you access to the room behind him. By entering the bed, you will be warped to an area called "Link's Dream". The mini-dungeon is a maze that tests the player's ability to see through cunning tricks and defeat difficult enemies. Elements such as warping you back to the mini-dungeon's entrance and walking into dead ends to progress can be frustrating, so trial and error will most likely play a role in beating it. After completing the level, the player will be warped back to the bed in the windmill, but a path to the right will be there. In that room, a monster will sell you the '''Long Bow''' for 500 arrows.

Inside this dungeon are some new enemies - one of which is a stronger version of a previous area. These enemies are octorocks that spit out fire. Note that the fire does not melt ice! The suggested way to defeating them is with a ranged weapon such as the Bow and Arrow or the Boomerang. Be careful since these enemies drop fire around them once killed.

|Walk down, and right, follwing the You Got Bomb! box. Talk to the Blue Lynel, then go down, right, and up. Go into the portal to find your way back.

This place is rather confusing to try to explain.  Basically the gimmick to this dungeon is that you're going to be falling down holes to reach the bottom where the Triforce piece is.  Many holes to fall into, but only one correct path.  If you fall into the wrong hole, it will take you to a dead end room with teleporters that will take you back to the start.  More annoying than anything else.  However, caution with the black bats, as they do do quite a bit of damage, so doesn't hurt to be a bit conservative in your exploration.

Room number 5 has two eye switches just like the second room, but you have enemies blocking the switches. using the same Zelda lgic, hit the two eyes with Arrows and advance the the next room.

|[[File:Bhalstok Castle compass.png]]

|on the upper floor of the dungeon, you can find a room with two switches and two statues. Step on the switch to start the dreadful Boomerang minigame! First, constantly hit the left statue with your Boomerang until it breaks. Do the same thing after, but hit the right statue. Ignore the bats that block your path, and don't forget the time limit! If you manage to do it in time, you can go north to a chest containing the step ladder!  

|The battle will start with you versus a Gohma. The Gohma will shoot fireballs at you. Not only can the fire go through your shield, there are spikes coming up from the ground! There's an area at the bottom-right that has no spikes. Hit the Gohma three times with an arrow to defeat it. Be careful; you can only damage it while its eye is open. After it is defeated, 2 more Gohma will appear! Defeat these two the same way you did the first one! But wait, it's still not over! A Patrat will appear. Destroy it like all others: by first destroying the little ones flying around it, and then hitting the main body until it's defeated. Once that's done, you can go north to get your Heart Container! Step on the warp. In the cutscene, you will see that the blue flower that blocked the path in Zackerand Fields disappears. Now, leave this dungeon.  

The only real problem with this dungeon is the electricity and closed gates, which get confusing after a while. Head east from the ladder, to find yourself in a room with a faulty lighting. Head passed the armos and go south. You can't go south anymore because the electric floor panels will hurt you, so head east for now. You will come across some electric wires. Just like the spikes in previous areas, these turn off and on with a timer. time it carefully and head passed the wires and head south. There will be an armos waiting for you, so quickly head south! These armos try to block you, so you have to outrun them. Head to the ladder and touch the number 1 above the adder to open gate number one.

Going down the ladder will take you to some bricks you can move for a shortcut back. Head up the first ladder you went down to heal. You could head west and go through gate 1, but that's if you want a Heart Piece and the compass, and we will be passing those later on so we'll get them then. For now, though, head east. you will be in the faulty electric room again. This time, head east. You will be sent to a room with blue wizrobes. You could choose to beat them now but they only open a door to a Heart Piece we can't get yet. Instead, head north dodging the electricity. This room will have red wizrobes. Take them all out. To the north-west of the screen is a button. Press it without pressing up a lot since that will give you less time to reach the door that opens. Pressing it gently, use the conveyor belt to speed towards the door. In this next room are some stalfos - but these ones are just like the octoroks in Svalbard Temple, and spit out fire. Ignore them and head north passed the armos. This next room can be challenging. You have to defeat all of the enemies to pass through the door at the north. In this room, there is a machine that turns the power on and off when you touch it (More described in the previous room on a monitor). Use it and turn the power off.

|Go up from the first screen. Follow the conveyer belt all the way over. At the end, go down. Step on the yellow tile. Go around the barriers and over right a screen. Step on the other yellow tile. Go over and open the chest to the right. Open it for a '''Compass'''!

|When you enter Cultist Cave, go right as far as possible. Go right out of every screen, through a whole in the wall, and keep going. Eventually, you'll be blocked. Go down all the way. Bomb the wall to find a shop. It will sell you a Bait, Magic Shield, and Potion.

Beginning in January of 2013, Webmaster of Zelda Dungeon [[User:Mases|Mases]], began a ''Let's Play'' of Lost Isle. The first video can be found below while the complete playlist can be found at the [http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL31W_K6qTXTg2V3R1L9rzDAo4BMDushlK Zelda Dungeon YouTube Channel].

 

{{Youtube|bkVJlv1mb6k|480|Let's Play the Legend of Zelda: Lost Isle - Part 01}}