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These are large gold spiders which can be found in the games mentioned above. |
These are large gold spiders which can be found in the games mentioned above. |
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In Majora's Mask, there are two skulltula houses in which they can be destroyed for a treasure. |
In Majora's Mask, there are two skulltula houses in which they can be destroyed for a treasure. |
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| − | In Ocarina of Time, when these creatures are destroyed they leave tokens. When Link destroys certain numbers of these creatures, he is given rewards by a cursed family found in [[Kakariko |
+ | In Ocarina of Time, when these creatures are destroyed they leave tokens. When Link destroys certain numbers of these creatures, he is given rewards by a cursed family found in [[Kakariko]] village. |
Gold Skulltalas like soft soil and munching on small bugs. They can be found at night or in small, dark places. |
Gold Skulltalas like soft soil and munching on small bugs. They can be found at night or in small, dark places. |
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Revision as of 18:11, 27 December 2005
Game: Ocarina of Time; Majora's Mask
These are large gold spiders which can be found in the games mentioned above. In Majora's Mask, there are two skulltula houses in which they can be destroyed for a treasure. In Ocarina of Time, when these creatures are destroyed they leave tokens. When Link destroys certain numbers of these creatures, he is given rewards by a cursed family found in Kakariko village. Gold Skulltalas like soft soil and munching on small bugs. They can be found at night or in small, dark places.