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| − | This is a list of official and licensed tabletop games based on {{LZS|series}}. |
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| + | |name = South Subasha Desert |
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| − | ==Board Games== |
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| + | |image = [[File:Subasha.png|300px]] |
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| − | ===''The Legend of Zelda''=== |
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| + | |caption = The southern entrance to South Subasha Desert |
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| − | {{Main|The Legend of Zelda (board game)}} |
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| + | |inhab = [[Characters in Zelda's Adventure#House Keeper|House Keeper]]<br>[[Characters in Zelda's Adventure#Myntoll|Myntoll]]<br>[[Characters in Zelda's Adventure#Mystic|Mystic]]<br>Sleeping Man<br>Woman by Cliff |
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| + | |related = [[Ubato Hills]] |
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| + | '''Subasha''' is a location in {{ZA}}. It is an expansive region in the northeast of [[Tolemac]], compassing two distinct areas. The northern region is a rocky plain near the sea, whereas the south is a vast canyon desert known as the '''South Subasha Desert''', and is home to a desert town. The two regions connect from the north and the south. |
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| − | ''The Legend of Zelda'' is a board game published by Milton Bradley and licensed by [[Nintendo]] of America in 1988. The game is heavily inspired by {{TLoZ}}, and uses a game board that incorporates dungeon and field-like settings reminiscent of the first game. The premise is to aid [[Link]] on his quest through six rooms while facing monsters and gathering [[Heart]] Chips in an attempt to save [[Princess Zelda]]. |
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| + | ==Features and Overview== |
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| − | ===''The Hyrule Fantasy''=== |
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| + | ===North Subasha=== |
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| − | ''The Hyrule Fantasy'' is a board game published by Bandai and licensed by Nintendo in 1986 released only in Japan. The game included a main board featuring the overworld map of ''The Legend of Zelda'', four sub-boards where each player hold their items, [[Heart Container]]s, and fragments of the [[Triforce]], four diferently colored Link pawns, combat cards for enemies and characters, and labyrinths with their respective bosses, cards for items, [[Rupee]]s, and Triforce fragments, and a rulebook.<ref>{{Cite web|quote= |author= Clyde Mandelin|published= August 15, 2015|retrieved= August 18, 2015|url= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qyxWcIbecY|title= Unboxing the Rare Japanese Zelda Board Game!|site= YouTube}}</ref> |
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| + | The northern area of the region is a dry canyon plain located close to the sea. The region can be entered by taking an alternate route through a tunnel shortcut from [[Ubato Hills]] near the [[Shrine of Destiny]] entrance to the west. It is most notably the location of the [[Shrine of Air]], where a giant, purple condor flies close to some caves and will fly [[Princess Zelda|Zelda]] to the Shrine entrance. At the far end of the northern cliff is a woman, however, she apologizes as she has no information to give. |
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| + | Close to the condor's location is a cabin house owned by a [[Characters in Zelda's Adventure#House Keeper|home owner]]. He invites Zelda to sit with him and warm herself by the fire. He states that the area is known to be very cold, but he has endured worse. Near the tunnel entrance is a [[Characters in Zelda's Adventure#Mystic|Mystic Man]] who tells Zelda to look above to find what she seeks, referring to the Shrine of Air. |
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| − | ===''Triforce of the Gods''=== |
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| − | ''Triforce of the Gods'' is a board game published by Bandai and licensed by Nintendo in 1992 released only in Japan. |
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| − | ====Nintendo Monopoly==== |
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| + | File:ZA Goriya.png|[[Goriya]] |
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| − | Two Nintendo Monopoly board games were released, both featuring characters and items from ''The Legend of Zelda'' series. The first one released featured Link, Zelda, and [[Ganon]]dorf in their {{OoT}} appearance as properties, a [[Treasure Chest]] deposit as a railroad, and the [[Master Sword]] as a token. The second one featured Link, Zelda, and [[Midna]] in their {{TP}} appearance as properties, [[Epona]], also in her ''Twilight Princess'' appearance, as a railroad, and the [[Iron Boots]] and [[Hylian Shield]] as tokens. |
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| + | ===South Subasha Desert=== |
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| − | ====''The Legend of Zelda'' Monopoly==== |
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| + | The southern area of the region is located north of the [[East Forest|East Crossroads]] of the [[East Forest]]. It is a dry desert plain that sits next to the eastern sea of Tolemac, which can be seen from the coastal cliffs of the region. In the northern half of the desert is a small desert oasis, where a [[Fairy]] lives who will replenish all of Zelda's [[Heart]]s when approached. |
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| − | |caption = ''The Legend of Zelda'' Monopoly |
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| − | A ''Zelda''-themed Monopoly was released on September 15, 2014. The game features the Triforce, Hylian Shield, [[Bow]], [[Slingshot]], [[Hookshot]], and [[Gale Boomerang]] as tokens, and Rupees as currency. The board features [[Bottle|Empty Bottles]] as chance spaces, Treasure Chests as community chest spaces, Deku Sprouts and [[Deku Tree]]s as houses and hotels, the [[Spirit Train]], [[Loftwing]], [[King of Red Lions]] and [[Epona#Ocarina of Time|Epona]] as railway stations, a [[Bomb Shop#The Wind Waker|Bomb Shop]] and [[Luv and Bertie's Potion Shop|Potion Shop]] as utilities, the [[Temple of Time#Door of Time|Door of Time]] as income tax, and the [[Happy Mask Salesman]] as luxury tax. The board also features various locations from the ''Zelda'' series as properties, including: |
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| − | *[[Elemental Sanctuary]] and [[Minish Village]] |
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| − | *[[House of Gales]], [[Sacred Realm#A Link Between Worlds|Sacred Realm]] and [[Lorule Castle]] |
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| − | *[[Forsaken Fortress]], [[Tower of the Gods]] and [[Dragon Roost Island]] |
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| − | *[[Four Sword Sanctuary]], [[Death Mountain (Four Swords)|Death Mountain]] and [[Vaati's Palace]] |
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| − | *[[Gerudo Desert]] and [[Zora's Domain#Twilight Princess|Zora's Domain]] |
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| − | *[[Snowhead]], [[Great Bay]] and [[Clock Town]] |
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| − | *[[Eldin Volcano]], [[Faron Woods#Skyward Sword|Faron Woods]] and [[Skyloft]] |
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| − | *[[Hyrule Castle#Ocarina of Time|Hyrule Castle]] and [[Temple of Time#Ocarina of Time|Temple of Time]] |
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| + | The southern half of the desert is home to a small town. The settlement is mostly deserted with only a couple villagers left. Its villagers, however, are not very welcoming to Zelda, and provide her with no advice and instead discourage her. A man named [[Characters in Zelda's Adventure#Myntoll|Myntoll]] sits in the village square, but refuses to provide Zelda any information to aid her quest. |
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| − | Another edition exclusive to GameStop retailers was also released. The exclusive edition extras include the {{it|Ocarina of Time}} as a token, the [[Goddess Harp]], {{it|Wind Waker}}, [[Mage's Cap|Minish Cap]], [[Spirit Flute]], [[Phantom Hourglass]], and Ocarina of Time as item power cards, and a [[Hyrule]] map lithograph inside a Treasure Chest holder. |
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| − | File:HyrFant.png|''The Hyrule Fantasy'' board game |
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| − | File:ALttP Board Game.jpg|''Triforce of the Gods'' board game |
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| − | File:NinMonop.png|The first Nintendo Monopoly |
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| − | File:Nintendo Monopoly 2.png|The second Nintendo Monopoly |
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| − | File:Zelda Monopoly Collector's Edition.png|''The Legend of Zelda'' GameStop exclusive Monopoly |
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| − | ==Card Games== |
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| − | ===Nintendo Game Packs=== |
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| − | {{Main|Nintendo Game Packs}} |
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| − | Nintendo Game Packs is a set of collectible cards based on several NES games released in 1989 by Topps. The set consists of 60 scratch off cards and 33 stickers, with 10 scratch off cards based on ''The Legend of Zelda'' and 10 on {{TAoL}}, and 7 stickers based on ''The Legend of Zelda''. |
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| − | ===''Twilight Princess'' Trading Cards=== |
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| − | {{Main|The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess Trading Cards}} |
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| − | ''The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess'' Trading Cards are a set of collectible cards based on ''Twilight Princess'' released in 2007 by Enterplay. The set consists of 86 cards featuring characters, enemies, bosses, and items from the game. |
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| − | ===''The Legend of Zelda'' Trump=== |
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| − | {{Main|The Legend of Zelda Trump}} |
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| − | ''The Legend of Zelda'' Trump is a set of playing cards officially published by Nintendo of Japan in early December 2011 in celebration of the [[The Legend of Zelda 25th Anniversary|25th Anniversary]] of the franchise. Each of the suits features art from one of four different games from the ''Zelda'' series. |
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| − | {{Main|The Legend of Zelda Trading Cards}} |
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| − | ''The Legend of Zelda'' Trading Cards are a set of collectible cards based on five games of ''The Legend of Zelda'' series released in 2016 by Enterplay. The set consists of 117 cards, 12 decal stickers, and 9 FunTats tattoos featuring characters, bosses, and items from ''Ocarina of Time'', {{MM}}, ''Twilight Princess'', {{SS}}, and {{ALBW}}. |
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| − | File:TLoZ Link Nintendo Game Pack.jpg|Link's Nintendo Game Pack |
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| − | File:Zelda Trading Card Packs.png|''Twilight Princess'' Trading Card paks |
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| − | File:Zelda25thA Trumpcards pack.jpg|''The Legend of Zelda'' Trump |
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| − | File:TLoZ Trading Card Packs.png|''The Legend of Zelda'' Trading Card packs |
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| − | File:MM3D Play Mat.png|{{MM3D}} play mat |
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| − | ==Dice Games== |
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| + | File:No Image.png|Cactus |
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| − | File:TLoZ Yahtzee.png|''The Legend of Zelda'' Yahtzee<br>By USAopoly<br>2015 |
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| + | File:ZA Lowder.png|[[Lowder]] |
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| + | File:ZA Tektite 2.png|[[Tektite]] |
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| + | File:Subasha4.png|The condor in North Subasha |
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| − | File:MB1988-60pcsLOZ2.png|Link vs [[Keese]]<br>By Milton Bradley<br>1988<br>60 pieces |
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| + | File:Subasha6.png|The North Subasha coast |
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| − | File:MiltonBradleyB1988-60pcsLOZ.jpg|Link vs [[Aquamentus]]<br>By Milton Bradley<br>1988<br>60 pieces |
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| − | File:ALTTPcommercialJapan1992.jpg|''A Link to the Past''<br>1992<br>Japan only |
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| − | File:Zelda Collector's Puzzle.png|Hyrule map<br>By USAopoly<br>August 15, 2014<br>550 pieces |
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| − | File:MM3D Jigsaw Puzzle.jpg|[[Fierce Deity]]<br>By Club Nintendo<br>2015<br>300 pieces |
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| − | File:MM3D Skull Kid Jigsaw Puzzle.png|[[Skull Kid#Majora's Mask|Skull Kid]]<br>By USAopoly<br>May 27, 2015<br>550 pieces |
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| − | File:TWW Jigsaw Puzzle.png|''The Wind Waker''<br>By USAopoly<br>2015<br>550 pieces |
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| − | File:TWW Jigsaw Puzzle 2.jpg|''The Wind Waker''<br>By USAopoly<br>2015<br>550 pieces |
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| − | File:MM3D Termina Map Jigsaw Puzzle.png|[[Termina]] map<br>By USAopoly<br>August 1, 2015<br>550 pieces |
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| − | File:OoT3D Jigsaw Puzzle.jpg|Link riding Epona<br>By USAopoly<br>2016<br>550 pieces |
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| − | File:TLoZ Jigsaw Puzzle.png|''The Legend of Zelda''<br>By USAopoly<br>2016<br>550 pieces |
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| − | File:BotW The Hero Rides Puzzle.png|The Hero Rides<br>By USAopoly<br>February 20, 2017<br>1,000 pieces |
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| − | File:No Image.png|Link vs Ganondorf<br>By USAopoly<br>550 pieces |
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| − | File:TWW Jigsaw Puzzle 3.png|''The Wind Waker''<br>By USAopoly<br>550 pieces |
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Revision as of 02:42, 20 February 2017
Template:Place Subasha is a location in Zelda's Adventure. It is an expansive region in the northeast of Tolemac, compassing two distinct areas. The northern region is a rocky plain near the sea, whereas the south is a vast canyon desert known as the South Subasha Desert, and is home to a desert town. The two regions connect from the north and the south.
Features and Overview
North Subasha
The northern area of the region is a dry canyon plain located close to the sea. The region can be entered by taking an alternate route through a tunnel shortcut from Ubato Hills near the Shrine of Destiny entrance to the west. It is most notably the location of the Shrine of Air, where a giant, purple condor flies close to some caves and will fly Zelda to the Shrine entrance. At the far end of the northern cliff is a woman, however, she apologizes as she has no information to give.
Close to the condor's location is a cabin house owned by a home owner. He invites Zelda to sit with him and warm herself by the fire. He states that the area is known to be very cold, but he has endured worse. Near the tunnel entrance is a Mystic Man who tells Zelda to look above to find what she seeks, referring to the Shrine of Air.
Enemies
- GargoyleZA.png
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South Subasha Desert
The southern area of the region is located north of the East Crossroads of the East Forest. It is a dry desert plain that sits next to the eastern sea of Tolemac, which can be seen from the coastal cliffs of the region. In the northern half of the desert is a small desert oasis, where a Fairy lives who will replenish all of Zelda's Hearts when approached.
The southern half of the desert is home to a small town. The settlement is mostly deserted with only a couple villagers left. Its villagers, however, are not very welcoming to Zelda, and provide her with no advice and instead discourage her. A man named Myntoll sits in the village square, but refuses to provide Zelda any information to aid her quest.
Enemies
Cactus
Gallery
The condor in North Subasha
The North Subasha coast
