Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon item screen
The following are weapons and items that appear in Template:WoG.
Inventory Items
Bombs
Explosive weapon, used to kill enemies and destroy boulders. They explode in all directions. Purchased at Sakado's shop at 20 Rubies for 3. Zelda can carry up to 99 of them.
Bread
When thrown, Arpagos flock towards it, distracting them from Zelda. She can carry only one at a time. Obtained from the baker in Sakado after saving him.
Canteen
Given to Zelda by Lady Alma after rescuing her from Wizzrobe at Shutoy Lake. Used to carry Water of Life, the only healing item in the game. The canteen can be filled back by the Fairies in the Fairy Pool.
Fairy Lantern
Received from Myra in Nokani Forest. It has the ability to "pierce the darkness around Ganon." It does not use Lantern Oil.
Flute
Stops all flying enemies for a short period of time (about 8 seconds). Costs 5 Rubies to use. Received from the Hungry Girl at Kobitan after giving her the Arpagos Egg.
Lantern
Found in Kobitan. Used to light dark areas, but needs Lantern Oil to be lit.
Magic Cape
Upgraded from the Shroud after giving Myra the Arpagos Feather. Allows Zelda to jump higher up and longer distances. Costs 5 Rubies to use.
Magic Cloak
Allows Zelda to temporarily become invisible for a few seconds (about 6 seconds) and be unnoticed by enemies. Obtained in Sakado from Lika after Zelda gives her the Fairy Dust. Costs 20 Rubies to use.
Magic Lantern
A gift from Mayor Cravendish for saving him from imprisonment inside Tykogi Tower. Same as the Lantern, but it burns longer.
Power Glove
Given to Zelda by Grimbo after she gives him some Hanyu Spores. Allows Zelda to destroy enemies and boulders that would normally require 10 Bombs. Costs 10 Rubies to use.
Rope
Used to climb to higher ledges. Purchased at Sakado's shop at 10 Rubies for 3. Disappears after use. Zelda can carry up to 99 of them.
Shroud
Ranged weapon used to kill Gibdo, given to Zelda by the Knitting Woman from Aru Ainu.
Wand of Gamelon
Projectile weapon that defeats Ganon instantly. Found inside the Shrine of Gamelon and is guarded by Omfak.
Water of Life
Used to restore all of Zelda’s Hearts. If Zelda's Canteen is empty it will be filled.
Equipment
Sword
Zelda’s main weapon used to kill enemies and grab items. She starts with it.
Power Sword
Upgraded version of the Sword. Found in an abandoned house in Sakado. Shoots fast, long ranged Sword Beams when Zelda's Hearts are full.
Fire Sword
Strongest version of the Sword, made with the Heat Crystal. Shoots Sword Beams regardless of how many Hearts Zelda has.
Shield
Zelda’s primary defense, used to block ranged attacks when Zelda is not moving. She starts with it.
Reflecting Shield
Stronger Shield found inside a cabin on the Gobiyan Ship. It reflects enemy attacks back at them. Required for defeating Wizzrobe.
Trading Items
Arpagos Egg
Found inside a tower behind Mayor Cravendish's house. Can be given to the Hungry Girl at Kobitan in exchange for the Flute.
Arpagos Feather
Found atop a mast of the Gobiyan Ship. If given to Myra, she will turn Zelda's Shroud into the Magic Cape.
Cloak
Given to Zelda by Lika in Sakado. Once Zelda gives her the Fairy Dust, she will then make it into the Magic Cloak.
Fairy Dust
Received from the Fairies of the Fairy Pool after Zelda defeats the Three Witches there. Lika in Sakado can use it to create the Magic Cloak.
Hanyu Spore
The Hanyu Spore is used to create the Power Glove. It is found in the Hanyu Forest and is given to Grimbo in the Washubi Swamp.
Heat Crystal
The Heat Crystal is found in the Dordung Cave and is guarded by Gleeok. Once Zelda obtains it, she can give it to Yokan in Sakado in order to upgrade her Power Sword. It will then allow her to fire Sword Beams regardless of whether or not she is at full health.
Other Items
Key
Opens locked doors found around Gamelon. Keys usually open doors that are nearby. Some are sitting in the open, others are in the possession of enemies.
Lantern Oil
Canister of oil used to light the lantern. Zelda can hold up to 99 of them. Purchased at Sakado's shop at 5 Rubies for 3.
Life Heart
Zelda begins the game with 3 Life Hearts. Three more Hearts can be obtained from the Fairies of the Fairy Pool, by defeating Iron Knuckle in Tykogi Tower, and by defeating Hectan in Dodomai Palace.
Rubies
Rubies[1] are the currency used in Gamelon. Red Rubies are worth 1, Green Rubies are worth 5, and Blue Rubies are worth 10.
Triforce
Triforces,[2] referred to as Triforce Maps in the in-game tutorial,[3] are used to exit areas and to return to the world map. There are two in every stage, with the exception of Reesong Palace. They are found at the beginning and end of each area. The latter typically opens up a new area of the overworld.
References
- ↑ "How do you earn the rubies that the merchant wants?" (WoG manual, pg. 6)
- ↑ "Each of the areas of Gamelon has two Triforces — one near the point at which you begin, and one hidden deep inside." (WoG manual, pg. 7)
- ↑ "Be sure to look for the special Triforce Maps in each area you conquer." — Zelda (WoG)
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