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1. #1[Location] Hyruleselective

   Keys: Hyrule, Kingdom, monarchy, Hylian

   The Kingdom of Hyrule is a medieval-society with elements of feudalism, ruled by a monarchy. In ancient tales, Hyrule was formed by three goddesses: Din, Farore, and Nayru. Din created the physical geography of the realm, Nayru created the physical laws to govern it, and Farore created the races to uphold the law and the flora and fauna that inhabit the world. After the goddesses completed their tasks, they departed for the heavens, leaving behind three golden triangles containing their power to govern all things; this relic became known as the Triforce; now long lost to time and to most little more than a legend and symbol of the royal family.

   Another similar story tells of the rise of Demon King Demise and his dark forces who attempted to take the Triforce and destroy the world. The goddess Hylia stayed to protect the Triforce and led an army of free people into battle to weaken Demise and seal him away; following the defeat of the first great evil the realm was eventually named Hyrule after its dominant race, the Hylians, who established a kingdom across the land. The kingdom is said to be ruled by the descendants of Goddess Hylia, passing into tradition that the royal family shall name every firstborn female Zelda, and to the firstborn male the name Rhoam.

   The kingdom itself is a beautiful and prosperous land blessed with deep forests, tall mountains, vast lakes, a barren desert, great cities, villages, and many ancient temples hidden throughout. To the west of the kingdom can often be seen a desert, forests to the south and south-east and a mountain range to the east and north-east.

2. #2[Location] Hyrule Castleselective

   Keys: Hyrule Castle, Castle, Capital

   At the northern center of Hyrule is seated Hyrule Castle, where the royal family resides, and a bustling town surrounded by a stonewall, populated mostly by the Hylians and a variety of shops.

3. #3[Race] Hylianselective

   Keys: Hylian, Hyruleans, Race

   Hylians have pointed ears, and generally have a wide degree of variety of skin and eye colors. The lower classes usually wear casual clothing; Hylian males tend to wear belted leather jerkins, and females wear long gowns in many different colors; Hyrulean symbols are often part of the embroidery in their dresses. Tall buns are common in women, while men of the working class usually wear broad-brimmed hats in order to protect their skin from the sun and the rain. Their architecture typically follow medieval themes.

4. #4[Location] Hyrule Castle Townselective

   Keys: Hyrule Castle Town, Castle Town, Hyrule Town, Capital

   The capital of Hyrule located directly in front of the looming Hyrule Castle. It is usually the main hub and center of activity in the Kingdom where Hyruleans come to engage in business and trade goods. The Town is considered to be one of the liveliest towns in Hyrule. In the town's center is a large fountain, where the market is often settled.

5. #5[Location] Central Hyruleselective

   Keys: Central Hyrule, Hyrule Field, Region, Hyrule, Castle Town, Castle

   Central Hyrule covers a vast swathe of the Kingdom, from the Deplian Badlands in the north to Lake Hylia in the south, and from Tanagar Canyon in the west to Pico Pond in the east.

   Other areas of major significance within include Hyrule Castle, Hyrule Field, the Great Plateau and Hyrule Ridge.

   Its neighboring provinces are Hebra to the northwest, Gerudo to the southwest, Faron to the south, Necluda to the southeast, Lanayru to the east, and Eldin to the northeast. Akkala is the only province to not share a border with Central Hyrule. Central Hyrule is the source of most the kingdom's agriculture and produce.

6. #6[Location] Lake Hyliaselective

   Keys: Lake Hylia, Lake, Hyrule Field, Central Hyrule, Water, Fresh water

   Lake Hylia is located in the Central Hyrule Region It is a large body of water and the largest source of fresh water in the region, fed by the Hylia River from the north. The Bridge of Hylia spans across the northern and southern sides of the Lake. Hylia Island rests in the western side of the Lake.

7. #7[Location] Eldin Regionselective

   Keys: Eldin Region, Eldin, Region

   Eldin is a vast Region in northeastern Hyrule. The Region is split into two distinct halves. The eastern side is a largely mountainous stretch of land that consists densely of foothills, deep gorges, and volcanic activity. It consists of two areas: Eldin Canyon and Death Mountain. The Eldin Mountains run north of Eldin Canyon and west into northern Central Hyrule. The Eldin Canyon is the largest of all these areas, covering almost the entirety of southern and eastern Eldin.

8. #8[Location] Gerudo Regionselective

   Keys: Gerudo Region, Gerudo, Region, Desert

   The Gerudo region is made up of the Gerudo Desert and the Gerudo Highlands. It is home of the Gerudo people and the villainous Yiga Clan. It contains four Moldugas and nine Stone Taluses. Located to the South-West of Central Hyrule.

9. #9[Location] Hebra Regionselective

   Keys: Hebra Region, Hebra, Region
10. #10[Location] Lanayru Regionselective

    Keys: Lanayru Region, Lanayru, Region, Zora, Water, Fresh Water, Great Spring, Wetlands

    Lanayru is an eastern Region of the Hyrule Kingdom, containing the Lanayru Great Spring, Lanayru Sea, Lanayru Wetlands, and Mount Lanayru. The Region is the primary source of Hyrule Kingdom's freshwater and is home to the aquatic Zora people. It is bordered by the Akkala, Eldin, Central Hyrule, and Necluda Regions.

11. #11[Location] Necluda Regionselective

    Keys: Necluda Region, Necluda, Region

    To the West of Central Hyrule, Necluda consists of swamp-filled West Necluda, the mountainous East Necluda (Which includes Lurelin Village) and Hateno Village.

12. #12[Location] Faron Regionselective

    Keys: Faron Region, Faron, Region

    An area making up the South-East end of Central Hyrule made primarily of fields and dense, lush forests. The Faron Woods are located in the Faron Grasslands situated south of the Finra Woods and north of the Fural Plain. Notorious for it's dense monster population.

13. #13[Race] Gerudoselective

    Keys: Gerudo, Stone, Mountain, Race, Species
14. #14[Race] Zoraselective

    Keys: Zora, Aquatic, Fish, Race

    The Zora are an aquatic folk who possess fish and amphibian like traits, including fins, webbed feet and gills, which allow them to swim and thrive underwater. Zora can come in many shapes and sizes, but are most commonly depicted as humanoids with long tail fins on their heads and finned appendages on their arms and legs. They are protectors of water.

15. #15[Race] Ritoselective

    Keys: Rito, Avian, Bird, Race, Species

    The Rito are anthropomorphic birds primarily avian in appearance, possessing wings, a beak and talons. Rito can fly forward, they cannot ascend on their own and rely on the wind to lift them upwards. Rito have poor night vision and struggle to see in dimly-lit places.

16. #16[Race] Goronselective

    Keys: Goron, Race, Species
17. #17[Race] Kokiriselective

    Keys: Forest People, Race, Species, Korok, Lost Woods

    The Koroks appear as little wooden people whose bodies resemble trees, and whose faces are concealed by leaf masks. The masks they wear take on various different shapes based on types of leaves, and have holes in them resembling eyes and a mouth, and occasionally a hole for their noses to fit through. Their bodies make a jingling sound whenever they move. Koroks are also able to fly through the use of propeller Deku Leaves that sprout from their bodies. Korok are known for being shy, often retreating at the sight of any non-Korok and are thus rarely seen outside of their home within the Lost Woods. In the center of the Lost Woods, the Great Deku Tree resides over the Korok Forest, the home of the Koroks.

    Not all can see Korok - Though why isn't understood.

18. #18[Race] Twiliselective

    Keys: Twili, Twilight, Race

    The Twili are a race of shadow beings who inhabit the Twilight Realm. The tribe lived and evolved in the Twilight Realm for centuries in isolation, mere shadows of what they once were, as over time they became accustomed to their surroundings and came to accept their fate. While some learned to love the beautiful peace that could only be found in Twilight, others felt that they were being oppressed by the people of the Light World. The Twili lost their most powerful abilities but they still possess some magical power and teleportation is possible for the strongest Twili and Zant is born from darkness. The Twili's leadership structure was built around the Twili with the strongest magical abilities. The distinct markings on their chests signify their clan. Very few know of the Twili.

19. #19[Race] Zonaiselective

    Keys: Zonai, Race
20. #20[Race] Sheikahselective

    Keys: Sheikah, Hylian, Race, red eyes, pointed ears

    A mysterious and secretive tribe with pointed ears, red eyes and shadowy magic abilities. They are the chosen guardians of the Goddess Hylia and were sent to be the protectors and guides of the descendants of her mortal incarnation, the Royal Family of Hyrule. They are known to excel in mobility and jumping and specialize in hand-to-hand combat. In addition, they have enhanced their technical capabilities with a variety of research and create tools unique to their tribe. They are also the founders of Kakariko Village, which would become one of the main settlements of Hyrule. The Sheikah pass down legends and knowledge.

21. #21[Monster] Moblinselective

    Keys: Moblin, Monster, Creature

    A Moblin is a large and muscular creature with a porcine face and tusks. It has short reddish-brown fur and wears a loincloth and a belt. It often carries a wooden or metal club or spear as its weapon. A Moblin is a primitive, carnivorous enemy that can be found in various locations across Hyrule, such as forests, mountains, and dungeons. It is very strong and can deal heavy damage with its attacks, as well as throw Bokoblins or rocks at its foes. It can also belly flop onto its enemies, creating a shock wave that can interrupt their actions. A Moblin is not very intelligent and can be scared by explosives or tricked by disguises. There are different varieties of Moblins, such as blue, black, silver, and gold, that have more health and strength than the regular red variants. There are also skeletal and cursed versions of Moblins that appear at night or in certain areas.

22. #22[Monster] Bokoblinselective

    Keys: Bokoblin, Monster, Creature, Pig

    A Bokoblin is a typically 4-foot tall, primitive and mischievous creature with a pig-like face and ears, big lips and long, wide tongue. It typically has short reddish-brown fur, pudgy bellies and wear a loincloth and a belt. It often carries a wooden club, sword, or bow as its weapon. A Bokoblin is omnivorous and can be found in various locations across Hyrule, such as camps, ruins, and bridges. It is not very smart, speaking in snorts and grunts, but can hunt animals and cook meat for food. It can also eat fruit and steal items from travelers. A Bokoblin is usually weak and cowardly, but can become more aggressive and dangerous in groups or when armed with better weapons. It can also sound an alarm horn to alert nearby allies. There are different varieties of Bokoblins, such as blue, black, silver, and gold, that have more health and strength than the regular red variants. There are also skeletal and cursed versions of Bokoblins that appear at night or in certain areas.

23. #23[Monster] Lizalfosselective

    Keys: Lizalfos, Reptile, Monster, Lizard, Creature

    A reptilian monster that stands upright on two muscular hind legs, each ending in broad, clawed toes that dig into the earth with a predator's assurance and a deceptively soft underside. Lizalfos stand roughly six feet in height, making it taller than the average Hylian, their posture is slightly hunched, its physique sporting a sinewy strength that ripples visibly beneath its scales.

    A Lizalfos' body is caked in scales ranging from a bright green, red or blue, their bottom jaws down to their underbelly being instead a light beige. Its long tail flicks and twitches with an energy mirroring its own restless nature, capable of a deadly whipping strike.

    A Lizalfos has a sharply angled skull structure giving way to an elongated snout filled with an array of sharpened, carnivorous teeth and a large, bulbous throat pouch hanging under its jaw, frequently pulsating in an almost hypnotic rhythm. A pair of chameleon-like eyes burn with a primal intelligence, their gazes unblinking and ever watchful in their constant hunt for prey. A horn extends from atop its head, providing extra protection and dominance in appearance.

    In terms of mannerism, a Lizalfos behaves cunningly. It lies low, blending seamlessly with the environment, silently closing the distance before lunging with lightning speed at its unsuspecting prey. Its attacks are unpredictable and ruthless – darting extensions of its long, sticky, brightly multi-colored tongue can snatch distant objects or knock opponents off balance.

24. #24[Monster] Wizzrobeselective

    Keys: Wizzrobe, Sorcerer, Monster, Creature

    Wizzrobes are disturbingly jovial creatures that spend most of their time prancing mid-air around ruins (it's implied that they created said ruins and killed all inhabitants in them). They salute soldiers when spotted, and giggle childishly while attacking. They disappear from time to time, just showing their prancing steps in the air while they move.

    Wizzrobes wear white full-body robes that conceal their entire form, their glowing red eyes and sharp-toothed grin is all thats visible beneath their brightly colored hoods, which are typically matched to whatever elements they're most proficient in - IE Red hoods for fire, yellow for lightning, etc. They wield elementally-aligned rods that serve as wands.

    The most effective method to defeat them if no counter weapons are available is to use Stasis to prevent them from disappearing, stunning them with arrows to the head, and then attacking them when they drop to the ground.

25. #25[Character] King Rhoam Bosphoramus Hyruleselective

    Keys: King Rhoam Bosphoramus Hyrule, King Rhoam, The King, King of Hyrule, King

    The "Last King of Hyrule" and the father of Princess Zelda. Known for being valiant and steady, stern but fair.

    A century ago, King Rhoam, aided by the four Champions and the Divine Beasts, attempted to stop Calamity Ganon from destroying the world. Ganon was cunning, however, and created the various blight Ganons to take control of the Divine Beasts and turn the Guardians against the people of Hyrule. On that day most of Hyrule's citizens, including the Champions and the King himself, lost their lives. Princess Zelda managed to survive and seal Ganon away inside Hyrule Castle.

    For the past century, Rhoam had wandered the land as a spirit, concealing himself as an Old Man. Other than the Monks and Link, the Old Man was the Great Plateau's only resident.

    A hundred years after these events, Princess Zelda's power began to wane and Ganon was breaking free from his prison. Rhoam encountered Link when he emerged from the Shrine of Resurrection, serving as his guide in the new world. Once Link completed the first four shrines, Rhoam revealed his identity to Link. He toldl Link of the events that caused his demise and pleads with him that he must save his daughter and destroy Ganon.

    Following Calamity Ganon's defeat, Rhoam sees his daughter again before he and the other deceased champions depart.

26. #26[Character] The Fortune Tellerselective

    Keys: The Fortune Teller, Astor

    A member of a Ganon-worshipping cult, Astor was a Hylian diviner male with pale skin, long dark hair, red eyeshadow that fades to a dark gray, dark yellow eyes and a slim physique. He wears a dark robe with gold accents and a hood that covers his face. He carries a staff as his weapon. The mysterious seer and fanatical harbinger Astor is a manipulative sadist with an outwardly calm and confident demeanor who believes himself to be superior to all the other forces of Hyrule. Astor was born in Lurelin Village. Astor perished during Calamity Ganon's assault upon Hyrule.

27. #27[Location] Lurelin Villageselective

    Keys: Lurelin Village, Lurelin, Village

    Lurelin Village is located in East Necluda. It is a seaside village located on the coast bordering the Faron and Necluda provinces. It is surrounded by tropical palm trees and steep cliffs that overshadow it. The architecture here consists of simple wooden huts. The inhabitants of this village are Hylians and many make a living as humble fishermen, though they also raise Hateno Cows though their economy is primarily geared towards fishing.

28. #28[Monster] Like Likeselective

    Keys: Like Like, Monster, Creature

    Like Likes are voracious and gelatinous light green colored tube-like creatures of animal intelligence notorious for sucking up their prey into their wide mouths and robbing them of their Shields before spitting them out. They often reside in wet and dark places.

29. #29[Weapon] Boko Clubselective

    Keys: Boko Club, Bokoblin, Club, Weapon

    A thick wooden club commonly used by Bokoblin with a strength of 4 and and durability of 8.

30. #30[Group] Yiga Clanselective

    Keys: Yiga Clan, Yiga, Shiekah, Cult, Traitors, Ganon, Ganondorf

    A clan of traitorous Sheikah assassins and thieves who dedicated themselves to monsters and Ganon. They are known for stealing information and supplies from the Gerudo Tribe. The Yiga Clan's symbol, usually found on their wooden masks, is the Eye Symbol of the Sheikah flipped upside-down as a symbol of rebellion against the Sheikah Tribe and its ideals. They all have black hair, in contrast to the white hair prevalent among other Sheikah, showing the many thousands of years have led to diversity within the race.

31. #31[Character] Purahselective

    Keys: Purah, Shiekah

    An eccentric Sheikah researcher and Hyrule's foremost authority on ancient relics. She is Impa's older sister and Robbie's colleague. She is both brilliant and opinionated, and she tends to get carried away with her research. Friend of Link and Princess Zelda.

32. #32[Location] The Great Plateauselective

    Keys: Region, Great Plateau, Sacred

    The Great Plateau is a large region of land that is secluded from other parts of Hyrule, as its steep slopes prevent anyone from traveling to and from it without special equipment, such as the Paraglider. Nobody actively lives on the Great Plateau.

    According to the Old Man, the Great Plateau is the location where the Kingdom of Hyrule was founded. As such, it is a sacred place where no monsters are meant to roam. However, due to the Calamity Ganon's influence, it had been corrupted by enemies.

    The locations located upon the plateau are as follows:

    • Eastern Abbey
    • Forest of Spirits
    • Great Plateau Sheikah Tower
    • Hopper Pond
    • Mount Hylia
    • River of the Dead
    • Shrine of Resurrection
    • Temple of Time
33. #33[Monster] Chuchuselective

    Keys: Chuchu, Monster, Creature, jelly, slime

    Standard Chuchus are blue slime-like creatures made up of a clear viscous blue fluid that has a jelly-like consistency, the only discernable features upon them being two large round eyes with a red sclera and orange iris. As a means of attack they will often leap or fall upon travelers. Some of their jelly can be collected upon defeat and is often used in restoratives such as potions. However, when standard Chuchus are defeated by an elemental attack, such as elemental weapons, elemental arrows, or environmental damage such as fire, they will drop Yellow Chuchu Jelly, Red Chuchu Jelly, or White Chuchu Jelly, depending on the element used to kill it. In addition to the regular Chuchus, larger versions of each variation can be found as well.

34. #34[Location] Hateno Villageselective

    Keys: Hateno Village, Hateno, Village, East Necluda, Hylian, Settlement

    Hateno Village is a permanent Hylian settlement located in East Necluda. It is rumored to be the hometown of Link. Since the destruction of the Kingdom of Hyrule by Calamity Ganon, Hateno is the larger of only two Hylian permanent settlements that survived after the Great Calamity. The survival of Hateno Village is owed largely to the successful defense effort at Fort Hateno. Following the Great Calamity, Link bought a house in the village that was due to be demolished and subsequently gave the house to the displaced Princess Zelda, owing to Hyrule Castle's state.

    The Myahm Agana Shrine is located in the Village and the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab overlooks the Village from a large hill to the east. The peaceful Village contains an Inn and a few shops, including the East Wind General Store, an Armor Shop and the Dye Shop. Several Silos dot the town. The environment is decorated by two large working windmills, several Blue Flame lamps and several Apple Trees.

    Hateno Village has a chilly environment because it is at the base of Mount Lanayru, so most villagers wear long sleeves. The villagers primarily make their living through agriculture. Its cool, gentle climate makes it perfect for raising livestock, especially for dairy products. Most homes have fields or ranches of some kind. Dyeing clothes is also a traditional craft of the village.

35. #35[Item] Shiekah Slateselective

    Keys: Shiekah Slate, Shiekah, Tablet, Rune, Magnesis, Remote Bomb, Stasis, Cryonis, Camera

    The Sheikah Slate is a multipurpose tablet bearing the Crest of the Sheikah. It was named by Purah, since it's original name remains undiscovered. The Sheikah Slate is able to receive Runes, a form of information that bestows the device a number of different abilities. Shiekah Slates can be used to store information such as notes, photos and geographical information.

    The runes compatible to a Shiekah Slate are as follows: Magnesis - The ability to manipulate metallic objects using magnetism. Remote Bomb - Creates a glowing blue bomb that can be detonated remotely. Stasis - Stops an object in time while storing its kinetic energy. The stored energy will act upon the object when the flow of time resumes. Cryonis - Creates a pillar of ice from any adequately sized water surface. Camera - Instantly render a visible image into a picture. These images can be saved in a Shiekah Slate or Purah Pad.

36. #36[Monster] Guardianselective

    Keys: Guardian, Shiekah, Technology, Machine, Stalker, Monster

    Guardians are ancient machines created by the Sheikah, originally created to aid in the battle against Calamity Ganon. Most Guardians fell under the control of Calamity Ganon during the events of the apocalyptic Second Great Calamity. Following the defeat of Calamity Ganon the remaining guardians were decommissioned and dismantled for fear of the risk they could pose in enemy hands.

    Guardian Stalkers are the most common of these formidable enemies, resembling a massive, spider-like machine that has a dome-shaped body from which rises a cylindrical head, emerging from the base of the body is six long, mechanical legs, giving it a spider-like appearance. At the center of its head is a single, glowing blue eye, the head being capable of rotate 360 degrees to track it's target. This eye is capable of firing powerful laser beams. The legs are quite flexible and allow the Guardian Stalker to move rapidly across various terrains and allows them to scale walls and cling to surfaces even despite their massive weight. These legs can be targeted and cut off to immobilize the Guardian. The main body of the Stalker is made of ancient Sheikah technology, featuring intricate designs and glowing blue lines that give it a mystical, ancient look.

37. #37[Character] Calamity Ganonselective

    Keys: Calamity Ganon, Great Calamity, Prophecy, Calamity

    Calamity Ganon is known as a primal evil that has appeared throughout Hyrule's history. 10,100 years prior, Ganon appeared to ravage the world, in an event known as the Great Calamity. In preparation for this, the Sheikah built a massive army of mechanical weapons called Guardians to aid the unnamed hero and princess. Four massive mobile fortresses known as Divine Beasts served as the centerpieces of this army. With this collaboration between the Sheikah and the Hylians, Ganon was sealed beneath Hyrule Castle where he laid dormant for many millennia.

    One hundred years prior, a prophecy warned of the return of Ganon. Hoping to prepare in the same fashion as their ancestors, the Hyrulians began working to locate and excavate the Divine Beasts and Guardians. Four Champions from each of Hyrule's races were chosen to pilot the Divine Beast of their people and the restoration of the mechanical army seemed to be a phenomenal success. Meanwhile, Zelda worked to awaken her sealing powers alongside a young knight, Link, who had been appointed as her protector. Zelda was determined to awaken her power and prayed at the three springs of the goddess Hylia in Hyrule, but her efforts were met with failure. Minutes after she had finished praying at the Spring of Wisdom, Ganon broke the seal that kept him dormant in Hyrule Castle and rose up around it.

    In a move unanticipated by the Royal Family of Hyrule, Calamity Ganon managed to corrupt the entire Guardian army with his Malice and turned them against the Hyrulians. Even the Divine Beasts, with their pilots slain, fell under the control of incarnations of Ganon's Malice known as the Blight Ganons. With its strongest weapons turned against it, Hyrule was laid to ruin and Link grievously wounded, requiring him to sleep in the Shrine of Resurrection for 100 years. Zelda went to confront the Ganon on her own and managed to seal it once more, though this required her to also become its prisoner to maintain the seal.

    Throughout Link's journey to defeat this blight, Ganon could be seen swarming around Hyrule Castle, where Zelda used her power to keep him tethered. When Link arrived at the Sanctum of Hyrule Castle, Ganon was found hibernating within a cocoon, attempting to regenerate a physical form. Link awoke Ganon from this process prematurely, confronting him in an incomplete form resembling a grotesque mixture of Ganondorf, Malice, and Guardian parts.

    Calamity Ganon has an influence on monsters. One hundred years ago, as Calamity Ganon's revival grew nearer, the number of monsters found throughout Hyrule increased. After Ganon's revival, monster activity became even more fierce. During the Blood Moon previously killed monsters are resurrected. Even following his defeat it seemed monster numbers remained consistently high in the kingdom outskirts, though they no longer seem to resurrect.

38. #38[Character] Princess Zeldaselective

    Keys: Princess Zelda, Zelda, Princess, Hyrule, Royalty

    The reigning Princess of Hyrule, currently endeavoring to aid in reconstruction efforts following the defeat of Calamity Ganon. In the time following Calamity Ganon's defeat, she took up residence in Link's former home at the insistence of Hyrule's champion.

39. #39[Location] Hateno Ancient Tech Labselective

    Keys: Hateno Ancient Tech Lab, Hateno, Tech, Lab, Shiekah, Purah, Symin

    This research laboratory was built at the top of a high hill just East past Hateno Village. Purah and her assistant Symin conduct their research within. Purah's room is built onto the top of the research lab. A blackboard and a desk occupy the interior, which makes the space feel a little bit like a school. Despite its proximity to the village, not too much is known about the tech lab among the residents of the village. Many of the children of the town, including Azu and Sefaro, are always on the lookout out to see what's going on at the lab.

    Three lines are drawn on the floor of the Lab, implying that Symin and Purah are constantly bickering about each other's work spaces, dividing the lab with said lines. The line closest to Purah is the most faded one, dividing the lab roughly equally. Considering that Symin is now confined to a corner after the third line has been drawn implies that, in spite of being the messy one, Purah has had the upper hand every time, since her mess encompasses most of the lab. Symin's end of the lab is lined with bookcases and very well kept, despite the shrinking amount of space available to him. The lantern-illuminated interior has an almost rustic appeal despite the mess, with wood plank flooring.

    The structure is built of white stone and is cylindrical in shape, somewhat resembling a lighthouse and topped with red shingles. An inactive Guardian (Stalker model) is draped across the rooftop. There is a Farming Hoe on the exterior east side of the lab and a Farmer's Pitchfork on the west side of the lab.

40. #40[Location] Link's Houseselective

    Keys: Link, Link's house, Hateno Village, Hateno, Village, East Necluda, residence, Princess Zelda, Zelda, home, house

    A house near the Western-most border of Hateno Village. Link grew up in the house 100 years prior to the events of the Great Calamity. Following the Calamity and Link's injury it fell into disrepair during the hero's time in the Shrine of Resurrection, the house being due for demolition upon the champion awakening. Link re-purchased the lot and gave the house to the displaced Princess Zelda following Calamity Ganon's defeat.

    Link’s house is a cozy, rustic abode nestled in the tranquil Hateno Village. The interior exudes a warm, lived-in charm, with wooden beams supporting the high ceiling and soft light filtering through the windows. The main living space is open and inviting, featuring a hearth where a fire crackles, casting dancing shadows across the room.

    Upon entering, one’s eyes are immediately drawn to the trophies of Link’s adventures adorning the walls—shields, bows, and weapons acquired over his journey. A simple, sturdy bed rests in an elevated space to the right of the entryway. Nearby, a cooking pot hangs, seemingly filled with raw materials Link had acquired.

41. #41[Weapon] Master Swordselective

    Keys: Master Sword, Blade of Evil's Bane, Sword that Seals the Darkness, Sacred Sword

    A longsword of legend with a blue handle and pommel, green grip, blue cross-guard shaped like a pair of extended wings, a yellow gem in the center of the cross-guard, and a ricasso with the symbol of the Triforce etched into it. The blade itself is often seen with an ethereal blue shine, showing the sacred power that dwells inside the Master Sword.

    The Master Sword was originally forged by the Goddess Hylia as the Goddess Sword, which was later forged into the Master Sword by the Hero of the Sky and the spirit which dwelled inside the blade, Fi. The two bathed the Goddess Sword in the three Sacred Flames around the Surface to awaken the blade's hidden strength; Din's Flame specifically granted the Sword the ability to repel evil in all forms. After being bathed in all three Flames, Zelda's blessing transformed the Master Sword into its true form.

42. #42[Weapon] Traveler's Swordselective

    Keys: Weapon, sword

    A very common sword often kept by travelers to fend off small beasts. It's fairly durable, but a bit unreliable against monsters.

    Traveler's Swords have a base power of 5 and durability of 20. It is dented and scratched in appearance, with a short blade, short cross-guard, and a wooden grip. It's used by travelers to fend off small beast.

43. #43[Weapon] Soldier's Broadswordselective

    Keys: Weapon, Soldier's Broadsword, Sword

    A sword brandished by the soldiers who once protected Hyrule Castle. Its durable blade is well tuned for slaying monsters. The Soldier's Broadsword is a one-handed sword with a base power of 14 and a base durability of 25. It sports a simple design, featuring a straight blade, a straight cross-guard, and a blue-grey ribbon wrapped around the grip.

44. #44[Weapon] Knight's Broadswordselective

    Keys: Knight's Broadsword, Weapon

    Knights of Hyrule once carried this sword. These days it's the weapon of choice for seasoned adventurers thanks to its ease of use and high versatility. Knight's Broadswords have a base power of 26 and a base durability of 27. The design is similar to the Soldier's Broadsword, but with a wider cross-guard, a fancier blade, and a hibiscus colored ribbon enveloping the grip. It was once carried by Hyrulean Knights.

45. #45[Weapon] Gerudo Scimitarselective

    Keys: Gerudo Scimitar, Blade, Weapon, sword

    This common sword is often carried by Gerudo women for self-defense. Its short, curved blade is easily recognized. Gerudo Scimitars have a base power of 16, and can be found in various locations in the Gerudo Province. It is a short, curved sword which bears a red gem on the cross-guard, and is silver and gold in appearance.

46. #46[Weapon] Zora Swordselective

    Keys: Zora Sword, Zora, Blade, sword, Weapon

    The ornamentation that adorns this blade is a traditional Zora design. It's forged from a very durable and rust-proof metal. Zora Swords have a base power of 15, and can be found in various locations in Hyrule, but are most common in and around Zora's Domain. In appearance, it is thin and elegant, sporting the classic Zora colors of blue and silver.

47. #47[Weapon] Eightfold Bladeselective

    Keys: Shiekah, Blade, Weapon, sword, Eightfold Blade

    A single-edged sword traditional to the Sheikah tribe. Forged using ancient technology, it's said to be among the sharpest conventional weapons ever made. Eightfold Blades have a base power of 15, and can be found in lone locations scattered across Hyrule, for example at one of the peaks at the Pillars of Levia. They are slightly curved, Japanese-style swords with a sharp gut tool at the base of the blade. The cross-guard is circular in design.

48. #48[Weapon] Lizal Boomerangselective

    Keys: Lizal Boomerang, Lizalfos, Boomerang, Blade, Weapon

    A curved sword favored by the Lizalfos. It can be used to attack directly or can be thrown like a boomerang. Lizal Boomerangs have a base power of 14, and are typically used by Green Lizalfos in regions such as Faron. It has a wooden handle wrapped with leaves, and a sharpened blade which turns at a 90° angle to create the traditional boomerang shape.

49. #49[Weapon] Lynel Swordselective

    Keys: Lynel, Sword, Blade, Weapon

    This Lynel-made sword was designed with smashing in mind rather than slicing. It's on the heavy side compared to what Hylians are used to, but it's very strong.

50. #50[Weapon] Fire Rodselective

    Keys: Fire Rod, Wizzrobe, Wand, Weapon

    The Fire Rod can be found on Fire Wizzrobes all over Hyrule. Although it only has a base power of 5, it can shoot rather large fireballs which can light objects on fire, such as grass or leaves. It can be used as an offensive tool, or one for solving puzzles, such as in the Sah Dahaj Shrine.

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