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<noinclude>{{TODO|Add descriptions}}</noinclude>{{CD/Header|Overworld}} | <noinclude>{{TODO|Add descriptions}}</noinclude> | ||
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{{CD|file=Deathmountain1.jpg|link=Death Mountain}} | {{CD|file=Deathmountain1.jpg|link=Death Mountain}} | ||
{{CD|file=Fairy-fountain.jpg|link=Fairy Fountain|desc= | {{CD|file=Fairy-fountain.jpg|link=Fairy Fountain|desc=Fairy Fountains are the home of the [[Fariy|Fairies]], who completely restore [[Link|Link's]] health upon his enterance of the screen.}} | ||
{{CD|file=Graveyard-LoZ.png|link=Graveyard (The Legend of Zelda)|caption=Graveyard|desc=The Graveyard consists of six screens full of graves and Ghinis. it serves as the pathway to get to the sixth dungeon, Level 6: The Dragon. the Magical Sword is found under one of the graves in the top-right screen. if a grave is pushed, it may reveal a Ghini or a hidden hole.}} | {{CD|file=Graveyard-LoZ.png|link=Graveyard (The Legend of Zelda)|caption=Graveyard|desc=The Graveyard consists of six screens full of graves and Ghinis. it serves as the pathway to get to the sixth dungeon, Level 6: The Dragon. the Magical Sword is found under one of the graves in the top-right screen. if a grave is pushed, it may reveal a Ghini or a hidden hole.}} | ||
{{CD|file=Hyrule-LoZ.png|link=Hyrule}} | {{CD|file=Hyrule-LoZ.png|link=Hyrule}} | ||
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{{CD|file=Lost-Hills.png|link=Lost Hills|desc=The Lost Hills at first appears like a normal place, with a pathway out of it in each compass direction, and the common snail-like rocks everywhere. However, you will notice the uniqueness of this place if you attempt to head any direction other than left. If so, you will end up back into the Lost Hills. For most of the beginning portion of the game, this area can simply be avoided by you, as it has nothing to offer. However, once you complete the fourth Dungeon, The Snake, you must get through the Lost Hills to find the fifth dungeon, The Lizard. you should head north from the Lost Hills four consecutive times, which will lead you right to the fifth dungeon, the lizard.}} | {{CD|file=Lost-Hills.png|link=Lost Hills|desc=The Lost Hills at first appears like a normal place, with a pathway out of it in each compass direction, and the common snail-like rocks everywhere. However, you will notice the uniqueness of this place if you attempt to head any direction other than left. If so, you will end up back into the Lost Hills. For most of the beginning portion of the game, this area can simply be avoided by you, as it has nothing to offer. However, once you complete the fourth Dungeon, The Snake, you must get through the Lost Hills to find the fifth dungeon, The Lizard. you should head north from the Lost Hills four consecutive times, which will lead you right to the fifth dungeon, the lizard.}} | ||
{{CD|file=Lost-Woods.png|link=Lost Woods}} | {{CD|file=Lost-Woods.png|link=Lost Woods}} | ||
{{CD|file=MoneyMakingGame.png|link=Money Making Game|desc= | {{CD|file=MoneyMakingGame.png|link=Money Making Game|desc=The Money Making Game serves as a gambling game where Link can bet ten [[Rupee]]s in hope of making money. It is run by the [[Old Man]]}} | ||
{{CD|file=Potion-Shop.png|link=Potion Shop (The Legend of Zelda)|caption=Potion Shop}} | {{CD|file=Potion-Shop.png|link=Potion Shop (The Legend of Zelda)|caption=Potion Shop}} | ||
{{CD|file=Spectacle-Rock.png|link=Spectacle Rock|desc=Spectacle Rock is found to the far north of Hyrule, on the Death Mountain range that runs alongside the northern barrier of Hyrule. Link can Bomb the left rock on this screen to reveal a hole. Inside this hole is Ganon's lair, which is also the final Dungeon in The Legend of Zelda, Level 9: Death Mountain. | {{CD|file=Spectacle-Rock.png|link=Spectacle Rock|desc=Spectacle Rock is found to the far north of Hyrule, on the Death Mountain range that runs alongside the northern barrier of Hyrule. Link can Bomb the left rock on this screen to reveal a hole. Inside this hole is Ganon's lair, which is also the final Dungeon in The Legend of Zelda, Level 9: Death Mountain. This screen is infested with many Blue and Red Lynels. These enemies are merely a distraction; they do not need to kill or interacted with at all to gain access to Ganon's lair.}} | ||
{{CD|file=Starting-Screen.png|link=Starting Screen|desc=The Starting Screen is the first screen the player sees when they turn on the game. There is nothing much on this screen except for a cave, which inside Link can collect the [[Wooden Sword]] from the Old Man. Link spawns here if he dies in the overworld.}} | |||
This screen is infested with many Blue and Red Lynels. These enemies are merely a distraction; they do not need to kill or interacted with at all to gain access to Ganon's lair.}} | |||
{{CD|file=Starting-Screen.png|link=Starting Screen|desc= There is nothing much on this screen except for a cave | |||
{{CD/End|}} | {{CD/End|}} | ||
Revision as of 19:04, April 1, 2013
TODO: Add descriptions
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