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Template:Place Treasure Hunter Caves[1] are locations in A Link Between Worlds. They are hidden mini-dungeons that are found scattered throughout Hyrule and Lorule, each containing puzzles and treasures within.
Features and Overview
Treasure Hunter Caves are optional miniature dungeons, featuring elaborate puzzles and often times platforming that makes use of Wall Merging to achieve. Each cave holds a treasure that is obtained after completing the cave's puzzle, usually a large sum of Rupees. The caves are so named because the Treasure Hunter can be found at their entrance, pondering how to solve the cave's puzzles and reach its treasure.[2]
References
- ↑ Template:Cite book
- ↑ "Having a tough time here, though. If only I could manipulate sand and wind, then I... Well, let's just say I'd be able to secure myself a nice little piece of treasure here..." — Treasure Hunter (A Link Between Worlds)