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{{CD|file=AOL_Magic_Jar_Small.png|link=Magic Jar|caption=Magic Jar|desc=Each sixth enemy Link defeats drops a Magic Jar. Blue jars replenish one Magic Container while Red Magic Jars completely restore Link's magic power.}} | {{CD|file=AOL_Magic_Jar_Small.png|link=Magic Jar|caption=Magic Jar|desc=Each sixth enemy Link defeats drops a Magic Jar. Blue jars replenish one Magic Container while Red Magic Jars completely restore Link's magic power.}} | ||
{{CD|file=AOL_Treasure_Bag_Small.png|link=Point Bag|caption=Point Bag|desc=Point Bags provide Link an instant boost to experience in 50, 100, 200, and 500 point increments. Minor enemies randomly drop 50 point bags instead of Blue Magic Jars while more powerful ones drop 200 point bags in lieu of Red Magic Jars. A limited number of Point Bags are also hidden throughout Hyrule.}} | {{CD|file=AOL_Treasure_Bag_Small.png|link=Point Bag|caption=Point Bag|desc=Point Bags provide Link an instant boost to experience in 50, 100, 200, and 500 point increments. Minor enemies randomly drop 50 point bags instead of Blue Magic Jars while more powerful ones drop 200 point bags in lieu of Red Magic Jars. A limited number of Point Bags are also hidden throughout Hyrule.}} | ||
{{CD||link=Small Key|caption=Small Key|desc=Small Keys are found within Palaces and unlock doors that block Link's path. While Keys can be used in Palaces other than which they are found, doing so makes completing them difficult as unlike in ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]'', there is not a surplus of keys.}} | {{CD|file=AOL_Small_Key.gif|link=Small Key|caption=Small Key|desc=Small Keys are found within Palaces and unlock doors that block Link's path. While Keys can be used in Palaces other than which they are found, doing so makes completing them difficult as unlike in ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]'', there is not a surplus of keys.}} | ||
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{{CD||link=Trophy|caption=Trophy|desc=The [[Wise Man's Niece]] in the [[Town of Ruto]] informs Link that a [[Goriya]] from the [[Tantari Desert]] has stolen the prized Trophy. Returning it to its rightful owner earns Link the [[Jump Spell]]}} | {{CD|file=AOL_Trophy_sprite.png|link=Trophy|caption=Trophy|desc=The [[Wise Man's Niece]] in the [[Town of Ruto]] informs Link that a [[Goriya]] from the [[Tantari Desert]] has stolen the prized Trophy. Returning it to its rightful owner earns Link the [[Jump Spell]]}} | ||
{{CD||link=Mirror|caption=Mirror|desc=In the [[Water Town of Saria]], a [[Mirror Lady|young woman]] has lost her Mirror. Once recovered, Link is awarded the [[Life Spell]]}} | {{CD|file=Found_Mirror.png|link=Mirror|caption=Mirror|desc=In the [[Water Town of Saria]], a [[Mirror Lady|young woman]] has lost her Mirror. Once recovered, Link is awarded the [[Life Spell]]}} | ||
{{CD||link=Water of Life|caption=Water of Life|desc=In order to cure a sick child in the [[Harbor Town of Mido]], Link must recover the Water of Life from a cave in the [[Moruge Swamp]]. When Link returns with the medicine, the [[Sick Girl's Mother]] permits Link access to the Wise Man who teaches him the [[Fairy Spell]].}} | {{CD|file=AOL_Water_of_Life_sprite.png|link=Water of Life|caption=Water of Life|desc=In order to cure a sick child in the [[Harbor Town of Mido]], Link must recover the Water of Life from a cave in the [[Moruge Swamp]]. When Link returns with the medicine, the [[Sick Girl's Mother]] permits Link access to the Wise Man who teaches him the [[Fairy Spell]].}} | ||
{{CD||link=Water|caption=Water|desc=A [[Thirsty Lady]] in [[Nabooru (Town)|Nabooru]] is searching for a drink of water. After bringing her some from a nearby fountain, Link learns the [[Fire Spell]].}} | {{CD|file=Found_Nabooru_Water.png|link=Water|caption=Water|desc=A [[Thirsty Lady]] in [[Nabooru (Town)|Nabooru]] is searching for a drink of water. After bringing her some from a nearby fountain, Link learns the [[Fire Spell]].}} | ||
{{CD||link=Kidnapped Child|caption=Kidnapped Child|desc=In the [[Mountain Town of Darunia]], a [[Kidnapped Child's Mother|mother]] informs Link that her child has been kidnapped and taken to Maze Island. After a successful rescue, Link learns the [[Reflect Spell]].}} | {{CD|file=AOL_Kidnapped_Child_sprite.png|link=Kidnapped Child|caption=Kidnapped Child|desc=In the [[Mountain Town of Darunia]], a [[Kidnapped Child's Mother|mother]] informs Link that her child has been kidnapped and taken to Maze Island. After a successful rescue, Link learns the [[Reflect Spell]].}} | ||
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