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+{{CD|file=HeartPiece.png|link=Piece of Heart|desc=A piece of heart is an item mostly found in the [[Overworld]], and in certain [[Dungeon]]s. If Link collects four heart pieces, he will create a [[Heart Container]], and he will gain an extra heart in his life meter There are a total of 36 all across [[Hyrule]], making a total of 9 extra Heart Containers.}}
+{{CD|file=RecoveryHeart.png|link=Recovery Heart|desc=A Recovery Heart heals a whole heart of Link's life energy. It is found when defeating enemies, cutting grass, breaking rocks and pots, and rolling into trees.}}
+{{CD|file=Magic Jar.png|link=Magic Jar|desc=Magic Jars are used to recover Link's magic meter. There are two different sizes, one small and one large, each giving different amounts corresponding to the size of the jar. They can be found after defeating an enemy, cutting grass, destroying pots or rocks, or rolling into trees.}}
+{{CD|file=Deku Seed.png|link=Deku Seed|desc=Deku Seeds are used as ammunition for the [[Fairy Slingshot]]. They can only be found as a child. They are found mostly by cutting grass, but can also be bought from certain shops.}}
+{{CD|file=OoT Arrow.png|link=Arrow|desc=Arrows are used as ammunition for the [[Fairy Bow]], and can only be found by Adult Link. They can be found by defeating enemies, cutting grass, and breaking jars. They come in three different sized bundles, one with one arrow, another with two arrows, and one more with three. The more arrows each sprite has, the more Link will receive. They can also be bought from shops for varying prices.}}
+{{CD|file=BombG Large.png|link=Bomb|desc=Bombs can be found all across [[Hyrule]] after Link has acquired the [[Bomb Bag]]. They give Link some of his bombs back. They can be found by defeating an enemy, cutting grass, destroying jars, and in some Treasure Chests in [[Dungeon]]s. They are also sold by shops and the occasional [[Business Scrub]].}}
+{{CD|file=Blue Rupee OoT.png|link=Rupee|desc=A Rupee is the unit of currency in [[Hyrule]]. Many different kinds can be found all across Hyrule, each having their own value. Green Rupees are worth 1 Rupee, blue are 5 Rupees, red are 20 Rupees, purple are 50 Rupees, and orange are 100 Rupees. There are also "Big Rupees", worth 200 Rupees, and can only be found in very rare Treasure Chests. Regular Rupees can be found all across the [[Overworld]] and in [[Dungeon]]s, from enemies, from cutting grass, breaking jars and rocks, and rolling into trees. They are even prizes for accomplishing certain mini-games. They can be used to do a variety of things in Hyrule, from buying equipment to playing mini-games.}}
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+{{CD|file=Dungeon Map.png|link=Dungeon Map|desc=Dungeon Maps are found in every [[Dungeon]], and are very useful in finding the way around said Dungeon. It will show Link all the rooms in the Dungeon he is in, and exactly what room leads to where. They can be found inside of [[Treasure Chest]]s.}}
+{{CD|file=Compass OoT.png|link=Compass|desc=The Compass is found in every [[dungeon]], and is helpful in locating every [[Treasure Chest]] in a Dungeon. Once the Compass is found, and they're usually stowed away in Treasure Chests, symbols indicating where other Treasure Chests will appear on the map, as well as Link's current location and the last door Link came from.}}
+{{CD|file=Small Key OoT.png|link=Small Key|desc=A Small Key is found in most [[dungeon]]s, but most are used in dungeons after Link is an Adult. They are used to unlock doors locked with silver locks and chains. Once one is used, it cannot be used again. They are usually found in treasure chests, but can also be found lying on the ground or from enemies. They can also only be used in the dungeon they are found in.}}
+{{CD|file=Boss Key OoT.png|link=Boss Key|desc=The Boss Key is an item found in [[dungeon]]s, but only when Link is an Adult. They are used to gain access to the room where the Dungeon [[Boss]] lurks. They can usually be found in very fancy blue and yellow [[Treasure Chest]]s. They can only be used in the dungeon they are found in.}}
+{{CD|file=HeartContainerOoT.png|link=Heart Container|desc=Heart Containers are found only after a [[Dungeon]]'s [[Boss]] is defeated. They give Link an extra heart for his life meter.}}
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