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Kokiri Sword
Link's trusty blade from Kokiri Forest, which he carries into Termina. It's small, but it's perfect for a young hero. Bring it to the Mountain Smithy in Goron Village to have it reforged. |
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Razor Sword
Once spring returns to the mountains, the Mountain Smithy will reforge your Kokiri Sword into the Razor Sword for 100 rupees, ready the next day. It's sharper and stronger, but it goes dull after 100 strikes, and it turns back into the Kokiri Sword if you play the Song of Time before upgrading it again. |
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Gilded Sword
Bring the Razor Sword and a bottle of Gold Dust, the prize for winning the Goron Race, to the Mountain Smithy and he'll forge the Gilded Sword. It's the strongest sword Link can wield as himself, and it never dulls or wears out. |
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Shield
Link's Hero's Shield blocks most attacks and projectiles. Be careful around Like Likes, which can swallow it. If you lose it, you can buy a new one in Clock Town. |
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Mirror Shield
Found at the bottom of Beneath the Well in Ikana Canyon. Its polished surface reflects beams of light, which you'll need to dissolve the sun blocks in Ikana. |
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Deku Sticks
A Deku Stick can be swung like a sword, but it breaks easily. It's more useful for carrying fire from one torch to another. Deku Babas often drop them, and you can buy them in shops. |
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Deku Nuts
When thrown, Deku Nuts explode in a flash that's bright enough to stun most enemies. You'll find them in grass and under rocks, and some enemies drop them. |
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Ocarina of Time
The ocarina Princess Zelda gave Link. The Skull Kid steals it at the start of the game, and you win it back on top of the Clock Tower on the final night. Playing the Song of Time with it sends Link back to the dawn of the First Day. |
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Lens of Truth
Found in a cave near Goron Village, reached by following the owl's feathers across the invisible platforms. Look through the Lens to see hidden things, such as invisible platforms and enemies. It uses magic power while it's in use. |
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Bombs
Buy a Bomb Bag at the Bomb Shop in West Clock Town (Link has to be in his human form). Bigger bags hold more bombs. Use them to blast open cracked walls and boulders. |
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Bombchu
A Bombchu is a mechanical mouse with a bomb on its back. It races across floors and up walls until it hits something and explodes. You can buy them at the Bomb Shop and find them in chests. |
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Magic Beans
The Bean Seller, in a grotto in the Deku Palace gardens, gives you your first bean for free and sells more for 10 rupees each. Plant one in soft soil and water it to grow a flying plant that carries you to places you couldn't reach before. |
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Bow
The Hero's Bow is found in the Woodfall Temple. It's a long-range weapon, and later it can fire Fire, Ice and Light Arrows. |
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Fire Arrow
Found in the Snowhead Temple. A Fire Arrow bursts into flame on impact, melting ice and lighting torches from a distance. |
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Ice Arrow
Found in the Great Bay Temple. An Ice Arrow freezes enemies solid, and when it hits water it makes a block of ice you can stand on. |
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Light Arrow
Found in the Stone Tower Temple. Light Arrows are powerful against evil enemies, and they can flip the Stone Tower upside down. |
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Hookshot
Found in the Pirates' Fortress in Great Bay. Fire the hook at a target and the chain pulls Link to it. It can also stun enemies and grab distant items. |
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Bottles
Glass bottles hold milk, potions, fairies, bugs, fish and other useful things. There are six bottles to find in Termina, and our bottle guide shows where they all are. |
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Gold Skulltula Tokens
There are two Spider Houses in Termina, one in the Southern Swamp and one on the Great Bay Coast, each with 30 Gold Skulltulas. Collect all 30 tokens in a house to lift the curse on the people inside and claim a reward. Our Gold Skulltula guide covers both houses. |
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Heart Pieces
Heart Pieces are hidden all over Termina. Collect four to add a heart to Link's life meter. There are 52 in all, and our Heart Piece guide shows where to find every one. |
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Heart Containers
Each of the four temple bosses leaves a Heart Container, which adds a full heart to Link's life meter. |
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Dungeon Map
Each temple has a Dungeon Map that shows its rooms. Maps of the areas outside are sold by Tingle, who floats around Termina on his balloon. |
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Magic Jars
Magic Jars refill Link's magic meter. Enemies drop them, and you'll find them in pots and grass. They're used as soon as Link picks them up. |
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Compass
Each temple has a Compass. It marks the location of the treasure chests and the boss on the Dungeon Map. |
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Small Keys
Small Keys open locked doors inside the temples. A key only works in the temple where you find it. |
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Big Keys
The Boss Key opens the door to each temple's boss. There's one in each temple, and it's usually guarded by a mini-boss. |
