Zelda

1. #1Zelda's Sword

   Keys: Zelda's Sword, Zelda's rapier-like sword, Zelda's rapier sword

   Zelda's Sword is a sword owned by {{char}}. This act is a symbol for the surrender of both herself and the kingdom of Hyrule. {{char}} uses the sword for physical attacks, as well as magical attacks. It appears as a longsword, with a slim blade and large crossguard. Additionally, it features a ricasso, a blunt section of the blade that may be gripped to increase accuracy with a stab.

2. #2Royal Family of Hyrule

   Keys: Royal Family of Hyrule, Royalty of Hyrule, Hyrule Royal Family, Hylian Royal Family

   The Royal Family of Hyrule is the governing monarch family of Hyrule. It typically consists of a reigning male sovereign, a princess traditionally named Zelda, and, sometimes, a prince. When the Golden Goddesses first created Hyrule, the people of the land were said to be at peace. However, once the Sacred Realm and the all powerful Triforce resting within it became known to the people, many sought to enter and claim the Triforce as their own. Thus the Hyrulean Civil War began, as the tribes of Hyrule fought to establish dominion over the Sacred Realm. Finally, the war was ended when the King of Hyrule united all the tribes under the banner of the Hylian Royal Family.

3. #3Triforce

   Keys: Triforce, Triforce of Power, Triforce of Courage, Triforce of Wisdom

   The Triforce is a sacred relic. These golden sacred triangles were left behind by the three Golden Goddesses, Din, the Goddess of Power; Nayru, the Goddess of Wisdom; and Farore, the Goddess of Courage, after the creation of the land of Hyrule and Lorule. It was formed at the point where they ascended to the heavens, in a different dimension connected to Hyrule and Lorule, called the Sacred Realm, which would later be referred to as the "Golden Land." Hyrule's Triforce consists of three separate sacred golden triangles: the Triforce of Power (top), the Triforce of Wisdom (left), and the Triforce of Courage (right). The Triforce has the power to grant the wish of whomever touches it, and molds the Sacred Realm to reflect that person's heart. The Triforce does not discriminate between "good" or "evil". However, if a person without an equal balance of power, wisdom, and courage makes a wish, the Triforce will split into its three separate parts: the piece that best personifies the wish-maker will be the only piece to remain in hand, whilst the other two will take residence in whosoever most personifies them. Reassembly is then required for such a person's wish to be granted, but does not exclude another from making the attempt. The Triforce is essential to the stability of Hyrule. If it ceased to exist, the land of Hyrule would fall apart.

4. #4Hyrule

   Keys: Hyrule, Hyrulean, Hyruleans, Kingdom of Hyrule

   Hyrule is a mythical kingdom with Hyrule Castle being the capital of Hyrule. Hyrule is for the most part ruled by the Royal Family of Hyrule. Hyrule's official currency is a small jewel-like object known as the Rupee. The language of Hyrule is the Hylian Language. Denizens of Hyrule likely worship the three Golden Goddesses who are accredited with the creation of Hyrule but the primary goddess is Hylia. The religion of Hyrule seems to be close to Christianity. Statues of Hylia and the Golden Goddesses are found in most major settlements. The Light Spirits are also worshiped. Law enforcement of Hyrule is left to the Hyrulean Soldiers, who are in the Hylian Army and protect Hyrule. The Ancient Sages enforce corporal punishment to wrongdoers. People that have committed vile crimes are sentenced to be executed. Technology of Hyrule is predominantly medieval fantasy with magic, but there are signs of increasing technological advancement. The geography of Hyrule remains different for each region of Hyrule. Some regions and locations are: Hyrule Field, Hyrule Castle, Death Mountain, Lake Hylia, Zora's Domain, Kakariko Village. Hyrulean is the term used to describe anyone that lives within the land of Hyrule. People that are Hylian belong to an elf-like race of people that is not exclusive to Hyrule. Hyrulean, on the other hand, means from or related to the mythical land of Hyrule. Unlike Hylians, Hyruleans are anyone who lives in Hyrule regardless of race. The racial division of Hyrule is typically very large, as Hyrule is the large homeland of several races, each very different from the others. Races found are: Hylian, Deku, Gerudo, Goron, Kokiri, Sheikah, Zora, Rito and Human.

5. #5Hylian

   Keys: Hylian, Hylians

   The Hylians are elven magical race and founders of the Kingdom of Hyrule. Descended from the people who lived among the goddess Hylia long prior to the establishment of Hyrule as a kingdom. In the past, Hylians were able to wield magic of considerable might, but, over time, that ability has faded. The royal family is still strong in magic. Some sages and shrine maidens also are able to wield magic, an ability that brought them considerable honor in Hylian society. The most famous Hylians are the many heroes and princesses that share the same name as one another, the latter being of blood relation and naming tradition. Hylians are the first race to establish organized civilization in ancient Hyrule. Hylians tend to live in highly populated towns or villages. Hylians have pointed ears, and generally have a wide degree of variety of skin and eye colors. The lower classes usually wear casual clothing. 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. Some men also wear knee-length leather boots. The higher classes including royalty wear complex and luxurious jewelry including precious metals and gemstones such as gold and rubies. Much of Hylian architecture and theme is heavily inspired of medieval Europe. Hylians are highly superstitious, having a rich mythology and many legends. Hylians are a very populous race. An ability that the Hylian people possess is the use of their pointed ears to receive special messages from the gods themselves. This also includes the ability to send telepathic messages to other Hylians across time and space. They are also have incredible hearing.

6. #6Hyrulean Soldiers

   Keys: Hyrulean Soldiers, Hyrulean Soldier, Hylian Soldiers, Hylian Soldier

   Hylian Soldiers, or Hyrulean Soldiers, are the soldiers, law enforcers, and protectors of Hyrule. They serve the Royal Family of Hyrule and are charged with the protection of the citizens under the monarchy's rule. Hylian Soldiers are known for their fervent sense of duty amd infallible obedience. They generally bear a strong resemblance to soldiers of medieval Europe, but wear golden armor and weapons.

7. #7Mirror of Twilight

   Keys: Mirror of Twilight, Twilight Mirror, Mirror Chamber

   The Mirror of Twilight is located in the northern section of the Gerudo Desert in a place aptly known as the Mirror Chamber, which can only be accessed by passing through the Arbiter's Grounds. Prior to the events of Twilight Princess, the Golden Goddesses banished the Twili out of Hyrule and into the Twilight Realm through the Mirror of Twilight for trying to establish dominion over the Sacred Realm in an event known as the Interloper War. Although the goddesses forbade the Twili to return to Hyrule, the Mirror of Twilight was left as a potential link between Hyrule and the Twilight Realm. The Mirror of Twilight was made so that only the true ruler of the Twilight Realm would be able to completely shatter it. Should a usurper try to destroy the mirror, he would only be able to break it into shards, thus proving their false leadership. The mirror functions along with a black stone otherwise known as the Portal Stone. The mirror itself acts as a kind of projector that emits light into the Portal Stone, which activates the portal to the Twilight Realm. When a person steps on the plate in front of the Mirror of Twilight, it will create a set of stairways that will allow said person to walk up to the circular platform that will warp them to the Twilight Realm with the help of the light transmitted by the mirror.

8. #8Portal Stone

   Keys: Portal Stone

   The Portal Stone is the grand, black monolith housed in the Mirror Chamber is the portal to the Palace of Twilight from the Light World.

9. #9Mirror Chamber

   Keys: Mirror Chamber

   The Mirror Chamber is an ancient, open-air atrium located above the Arbiter's Grounds that houses not only the Sages, but also the Mirror of Twilight and is thus the only entrance to the Twilight Realm.

10. #10Twili

    Keys: Twili

    The Twili are a race of shadowy elves who inhabit the Twilight Realm. The Twili are fairly humanoid beings but with some stark differences in regard to Hylians. Their skin varies in shades of white and black, and their eyes glow with a red hue. They are extremely tall. The Twili are descendants of a tribe of Hylian sorcerers from Hyrule. Eons ago, the Twili were condemned to the Twilight Realm by the Golden Goddesses of Hyrule as punishment for their misgoverned attempt to use magic to claim the Triforce. Their old magic became known as the Fused Shadod. The tribe lived and evolved in the Twilight Realm for centuries in isolation, and 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 Hylians. The Twili lost their most powerful abilities but magical powers and teleportation is possible for the strongest Twili. The Twili's leadership structure was built around the Twili with the strongest magical abilities. The Twilight Princess Midna is one of many rulers in a long line of royalty. It was around this time that a rebel force grew from within the Twilight, spearheaded by Zant but was defeated by Link. The Twili have glowing markings on their skin, which is black and pale bluish-gray in color. They also have oval eyes that are normally red, yellow, or orange. They are usually quite thin, slender and much taller than Hylians. The Twili rarely speak, with most choosing to only communicate with their fellow Twili. The distinct markings on their chests signify their clan

11. #11Twilight Realm

    Keys: Twilight Realm, Twilight world

    The Twilight Realm is a parallel dimension to the realm of Hyrule. It is a world of shadows and perpetual twilight whose only source of light comes from the two sacred orbs known as the Sols that are kept in a shrine near the plaza of the Palace of Twilight. The Twilight Realm is the homeworld of the Twili, a race of shadowy elves descended from Hylians that were banished from Hyrule and sent to the Twilight Realm as punishment for their attempted conquest of the Sacred Realm. The only link between the Twilight Realm and Hyrule is a relic known as the Mirror of Twilight, which acts as the one gateway between the two worlds. The Twilight Realm is ruled by a monarchy. The Royal Family of the Twilight Realm governs the world and all in it from the Palace of Twilight, situated at the heart of the Twilight Realm. The monarch is called the "King of Twilight" if he is male or "Twilight Princess" if she is female. The Twilight Realm is a polytheistic society. The Twilight Realm also has a similar economy that uses Rupees as currency. The Twilight Realm's technology far more advanced than anything found in Hyrule. Most buildings are suspended in the never-ending Twilight by unseen forces. Other exmaples are Twilight platforms that are made of pure energy, the crystal switches used to activate these platforms. The primary residents of the Twilight Realm, the Twili are a race of shadowy humanoid beings that are descended from another group of dark magicians known as the Dark Interlopers that once resided in the land of Hyrule in the past.

12. #12Spirit of Light

    Keys: Spirit of Light, Spirits of Light, Light Spirits, Light Spirit

    The Spirits of Light, also known simply as the Light Spirits, are the spirits that watch over each of the provinces of Hyrule. Only people who are brave can see them. They are known as Ordona, Faron, Eldin, and Lanayru.

13. #13Goddess Hylia

    Keys: Goddess Hylia, Hylia, Goddess of Light, White Goddess

    The Goddess Hyliawas a divine goddess, she was later reborn into a mortal form as the first Zelda, making her the true ancestor to the Royal Family of Hyrule. Long ago, The Goddess Hylia was entrusted with the protection of the Triforce after the Golden Goddesses created the world.

14. #14Golden Goddesses
15. #15Nayru

    Keys: Nayru, Goddess of Wisdom, Sea God
16. #16Sol

    Keys: Sol, Sols

    Sols are spherical objects that light the Twilight Realm, similar to the sun of the World of Light. They are made of pure power and are the source of life for the citizens of the Twilight Realm, as well as the source of power for various pieces of Twili technology.

17. #17Palace of Twilight

    Keys: Palace of Twilight, Midna's home

    Palace of Twilight is a massive palace situated at the heart of the Twilight Realm, and is the home of the Royal Family of the Twilight Realm (including Princess Midna). Palace of Twilight is a massive complex built from giant white slabs of stone, all perfectly cut and constructed.

18. #18Hyrule Castle

    Keys: Hyrule Castle, Castle of Hyrule, Zelda's home, Zelda's castle

    Hyrule Castle, also known as the Castle of Hyrule, is the seat of Hyrule's monarchical government and the home of the Royal Family of Hyrule. Hyrule Castle is usually directly in the center of Hyrule, serving as the crown jewel of the kingdom. Hyrule Castle is an colossal castle and can be seen from almost anywhere in Hyrule. It consists of a main tower composed of four floors, and the main tower is connected to six other smaller towers, three on each side. On the highest floor of the main tower is the throne room, where {{char}} resides. The castle is located just north of Hyrule Castle Town, and the castle itself is accessed by crossing a small bridge over a moat where two giant doors lead to the enormous and spacious castle courtyard, which surrounds the castle in its entirety. Spread throughout the first area of the courtyard are three tall monuments depicting each of the three pieces of the Triforce. On both sides of the courtyard are two separate entrances that lead to the rest of the areas of the garden, where the right door eventually directs to the castle's graveyard located at the very back of the structure. The Castle has it's own sewers, where the prison cells are also located.

19. #19Hyrule Castle Town

    Keys: Hyrule Castle Town, Hyrule Castle Town Market, Hyrule Town, Town of Hyrule

    Hyrule Castle Town is a very large town close to Hyrule Castle. It is divided into four sections: the West Road, East Road, South Road, and the Central Square. Hyrule Castle Town is located within the same vicinity as Hyrule Castle, whose entrance lies north of the Central Square. The Castle Town is situated in the center of the Lanayru Province. It's also the location of Telma's Bar. As a means of protection, the Town is surrounded by a moat that is only accessible via bridges or drawbridges. 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. The population consists mostly of Hylians, Gorons commonly occupy the streets in hopes of selling their wares. In all the games in which it appears, Hyrule Castle Town is home to a wide variety of shops.

20. #20Telma's Bar

    Keys: Telma's Bar

    Telma's Bar is a tavern in Hyrule Castle Town owned by Telma, a brave and kind-hearted Hylian woman who helps Link and Ilia throughout the young hero's quests. Telma's Bar is a small, out-of-the-way tavern located down the southernmost alleyway of the Hyrule Castle Town South Road. It is reputed to be popular amongst soldiers and traveling swordsmen alike. A passageway that leads to the Castle Town Sewers can be accessed from the bar as well.

21. #21Lanayru Province

    Keys: Lanayru Province, Lanayru

    The Lanayru Province is named after its original protector from the Era of the Goddess Hylia, the great Lightning Dragon known as Lanayru. It is later protected by the Light Spirit of the same name in the Era of Twilight. Lanayru Province has a flourishing and abundant climate, as well as a vast ocean. It is notably home to Lake Hylia, and houses the capital of Hyrule as well as its castle.

22. #22Lake Hylia

    Keys: Lake Hylia

    Lake Hylia is the largest body of water in Hyrule and is commonly guarded by the Zora people. Lake Hylia is usually home to an underwater temple that is guarded by the Zoras. Lake Hylia is located on the west side of Hyrule and is part of the Lanayru Province. The lake is home to Lanayru's Spirit Spring, Fyer's Cannon Rides, and Falbi's Flight-by-Fowl. The Lakebed Temple rests at the bottom of the lake, where Zoras patrol the entrance to the temple due to it being a sacred place for their people. Lake Hylia is again fed by Zora's River, which travels all the way from the throne room of Zora's Domain. Despite this, many of Hyrule's citizens come to Lake Hylia to send prayers to Lanayru.

23. #23Lakebed Temple

    Keys: Lakebed Temple, Zora Temple

    The Lakebed Temple is located at the lowest point of Lake Hylia, the Lake Bed. The Lakebed Temple is mostly centered around the transport of water from its sources to dried rooms. Several rooms contain large gears and waterwheels, which can be powered or moved by transporting water to certain rooms.

24. #24Spring of the Spirit Lanayru

    Keys: Spring of the Spirit Lanayru, Lanayru Spring

    The Spring of the Spirit Lanayru, also known as Lanayru Spring, is situated in Lake Hylia, and serves as the home of Lanayru, the fourth Spirit of Light. This Spring is popular for Hylian citizens since it is here they can send prayers to the Spirit of Light.

25. #25Lanayru

    Keys: Lanayru

    Lanayru is one of the four Spirits of Light. It protects the Lanayru Province and appears in the form of a serpent. Lanayru is named after the dragon of the same name from the Era of the Goddess Hylia. Lanayru is the only Light Spirit that has a shrine built around its spring. Hylians make regular visits to pay respect to the spirit.

26. #26Zora's Domain

    Keys: Zora's Domain, Land of the Zoras, Land of the Zora

    Zora's Domain, also known as the Land of the Zoras, is based in Zora's Waterfall, located in the Lanayru Province. It serves as the home of the aquatic race known as the Zora. Zora's Domain serves as Hyrule's source of water. The water flow comes from the throne room, situated above the domain. From here, the water streams into the rest of the village, forming the Zora's Waterfall and continuing its path to Upper Zora's River and eventually reaching Lake Hylia. Zora's Domain is also connected to Snowpeak, and it is the only way to access that region other than Warping.

27. #27Zora's Waterfall

    Keys: Zora's Waterfall, Zora's Falls, Zora's Home, Zora's Homeland

    Zora's Waterfall, also known as Zora's Falls, is the home of all Zoras. This large, lush area filled with streams, waterfalls and lakes is hidden at the base of Death Mountain. It serves as the source of the river which courses through Hyrule and ends at Lake Hylia.

28. #28Zora

    Keys: Zora, Zoras, Zora Tribe

    The Zora, also known as the Zora Tribe, are an aquatic humanoid race 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. Zora are normally found in or near large bodies of water, but very rarely stray far away from them. due to their nature. In Hyrule, Zora live in the Zora's Domain. Zora do not solely live in fresh water, but can also thrive in salt water. The Zora are usually peaceful. Most Zora have fins attached to their limbs and a tail at the back of their head, making their head alone resemble a fish. Zora also came in various shapes and sizes, with some lacking the head fin. Some Zora possess fins that greatly resemble the folds of clothing. Their skin color ranges between white, blue and gray, but few have also appeared bright red or brown as a rarer variant. Zora lay Eggs which hatch into tadpole-like young. While they resemble tadpoles when they first hatch, they become humanoid before reaching adulthood. Zora have long lifespans, reach more than 400 years. As Zora age, they hold themselves to higher standards of speaking as a matter of pride. Zora have a strong sense of duty for history and order. They have limited interaction with other races. Zora primarily subsist on fish and other marine life, and many are skilled fishers. They can swim against the current and even up waterfalls. The Zora have maintained positive relations with the Hylians since ancient times. Women of their royal family have been given the crucial role of sages in times of need. Zora do not have individual homes, instead sleeping in large communal pools within Zora's Domain. All Zora possess the ability to manipulate water.

29. #29Death Mountain

    Keys: Death Mountain

    Death Mountain is a tall, large sprawling volcanic mountain range in Hyrule. Death Mountain is also home to the Goron tribe. Due to its volcanic nature, the mountain also boasts steam jets and mineral-rich Hot Springs. Death Mountain experiences frequent eruptions. Sticking to the Gorons' reputation as skilled metalsmiths, metal structures have been erected around the face of the mountain to provide access to areas which are otherwise unreachable.

30. #30Snowpeak Mountain

    Keys: Snowpeak, Snowpeak Mountain, Northern Mountain

    Snowpeak Mountain is a mountainous region that composes all of the Peak Province, situated in the northwest portion of the Hyrule. Snowpeak is home to the Snowpeak Ruins, and it is mainly inhabited by Ice Keese and White Wolfos, along with two Yetis, Yeto and Yeta. The only entry to Snowpeak, other than warping, is through a small tunnel in Zora's Domain, located in the Lanayru Province. The highest point in Snowpeak is Snowpeak Top, wherein lies a tree with frozen leaves that helps Link race down the hill to Snowpeak Ruins.

31. #31Yeto

    Keys: Yeto

    Yeto is large male Yeti. Yeto lives in the Snowpeak Ruins with his wife, Yeta, who owns a shard of the Mirror of Twilight. He helps Link reach his home by snowboarding. Yeto wears a horse saddle as a hat.

32. #32Yeta

    Keys: Yeta

    Yeta is a female Yeti. Yeta is the wife of Yeto, who lives with him in the Snowpeak Ruins. She is an avid fan of snowboarding and gives Link a Piece of Heart if he can beat her in a Snowboard Race down Snowpeak Mountain. She is faster than her husband and prefers to take the shortcut down the mountain.

33. #33Snowpeak Ruins

    Keys: Snowpeak Ruins, Snowpeak Manor, Snowpeak mansion

    Snowpeak Ruins is a decrepit mansion located in the Peak Province, the manor can be found at the end of Snowpeak Top's descending gorge. The Snowpeak Ruins is a decrepit mansion, home to a Yeti couple. Yeto lives in the mansion with his wife Yeta, but they only inhabit the front rooms and the bedroom. The vacant back rooms was home to a host of monsters that invaded the mansion after the second Shard of the Mirror of Twilight came to rest there, before it was taken by Link. The mansion has three floors, with the predominant theme being ice.

34. #34Snowpeak Top

    Keys: Snowpeak Top

    Snowpeak Top is the highest point of Snowpeak that Link can reach in the Peak Province.

35. #35Hyrule Field

    Keys: Hyrule Field, Hyrule Fields

    Hyrule Field is the central region of Hyrule that leads to all of the prominent locations of the kingdom. Hyrule Field is very large and spans three Provinces: Lanayru, Eldin, and Faron. It sports more landscape variety than its previous incarnation, including bridges, rocky cliffs, woods, and ancient ruins, Hyrule Field is not one huge area, but several areas connected by pathways. Due to its immense size, it is easier to traverse the field with either the help of a horse or by warping through a Portal. Hyrule Field surrounds Hyrule Castle and is full of shortcuts and entrances to many other areas, including Faron Woods in the south. Kakariko Village and Kakariko Gorge in the east. Zora's Domain in the north. Lake Hylia in the west. And Hyrule Castle Town in the center. Various enemies roam the field, including Bokoblins, Bulblins, Deku Babas, Bomskits, Guays, Leevers, Poes, Stalhounds (at night), Kargaroks, Tektites, Helmasaurs, Lizalfos, Chuchus, and Bullbos.

36. #36Kakariko Gorge

    Keys: Kakariko Gorge

    The Kakariko Gorge is a large canyon to the west of Kakariko Village. The Gorge forms a part of the Eldin Province's Hyrule Field. It goes around Kakariko Village, through the Eldin plains, around Hyrule Castle Town, and around Death Mountain. The Zora's River also flows right through the Gorge.

37. #37Kakariko Village

    Keys: Kakariko Village, Kakariko Town

    Kakariko Village, also known as Kakariko Town, is a large Hylian settlement. Kakariko Village is located in the Eldin Province, right below Death Mountain and just southeast of Hyrule Field. It has several homes, as well as a Bomb Shop, an inn, a sanctuary, a spring, and a hot spring. Moreover, a graveyard can be found right behind the sanctuary, housing the tombstone of the King Zora. Kakariko Village is considered to be a "sacred place for the Zora people" since that is where they take their eternal rest.

38. #38Eldin Province

    Keys: Eldin Province

    The Eldin Province is a province was named after Eldin, one of the three dragons of the Era of the Goddess Hylia. The Eldin Province is situated on the eastern part of the map of Hyrule, north of the Faron Province and southeast of the Lanayru Province. It includes Kakariko Village, Death Mountain, eastern Hyrule Field, and the Hidden Village, as well as the second dungeon, Goron Mines. The Eldin Province has the largest Hyrule Field out of all of the provinces, and further up north the field is the Bridge of Eldin, which connects the Eldin Province to the Lanayru Province. It is protected by the Spirit of Light, Eldin.

39. #39Hidden Village

    Keys: the Hidden Village, Bygone Village

    The Hidden Village served as the secret home to the Sheikah tribe. The Hidden Village is blocked off due to a rockslide that happened long ago.

40. #40Bridge of Eldin

    Keys: Bridge of Eldin, Eldin Bridge

    The Bridge of Eldin, also known as Eldin Bridge, is a bridge found north of Kakariko Village. It crosses a deep gorge where Zora's River runs through, essentially connecting the Eldin Province to a path leading to the Lanayru Province. It also serves as the main access road to the Hidden Village.

41. #41Eldin

    Keys: Eldin

    Eldin is the Spirit of Light who protects the Eldin Province. The spirit takes a winged form, presumably that of an owl or other type of bird, and it resides in Eldin Spring in Kakariko Village. It is named after the dragon of the same name from the Era of the Goddess Hylia.

42. #42Faron Woods

    Keys: Faron Woods, Faron Wood, Faron Forest, Skulltula Forest, Southern Wood, Southern Woods, Faron Spring

    Faron Woods, also known as the Southern Wood, and the Skulltula Forest, is part of and makes up a large majority of the overall Faron Province. It is home to one of the province's two protectors, Faron the Spirit of Light. The other protector from Skyward Sword, Faron the Water Dragon, is located in the nearby Lake Floria. Located in Southern Faron Woods are the Faron Spring and Coro's Store. It has an exit into the southern section of Hyrule Field and an entrance near the Faron Spring that leads back to the Ordon Woods. Faron, the Spirit of Light of Faron Province, lives in Faron Spring as the guardian of the Woods. The northern section of the Woods is home to a barren swamp-like area filled numerous monsters. Other notable features include Trill's shop, the Forest Temple, the entrance to the Sacred Grove, and the decaying ruins of the Temple of Time much deeper within the grove itself.

43. #43Lake Floria

    Keys: Lake Floria

    Lake Floria is the largest known body of water that exists in the present day on the Surface. It is inhabited by a large range of flora and aquatic creatures. Most of the Lake is composed of large submerged underground caverns which can be explored through the use of the Water Dragon's Scale and the bomb-like Froaks.

44. #44Faron Province

    Keys: Faron Province

    The Faron Province is named after its original protector, the great Water Dragon known as Faron, from the Era of the Goddess Hylia and the Sky Era. It is later protected by the Light Spirit of the same name during the Era of Twilight. A large majority of the province is made up of the Faron Woods and other forested areas. It houses a number of ruins, including several ancient temples that have become overgrown by nature, and also at least two sacred springs. The Faron Province is situated at the furthest southern part of the Kingdom of Hyrule. It is located to the north of the Ordona Province, south of the Lanayru Province, southwest of the Eldin Province.

45. #45Ordona Province

    Keys: Ordona Province, Ordonians, Ordonian

    The Ordona Province is a province adjacent to the Kingdom of Hyrule. It is located at the southern end of the Hyrule and is by far the smallest province. Ordona is not a part of the Kingdom of Hyrule, though they do present gifts to Hyrule's Royal Family. Residents of Ordona are called Ordonians. The Ordona Province consists of Ordon Village, Ordon Ranch, and the Ordon Woods. It is connected by the Ordon Bridge to Faron Woods in the Faron Province, located just north of the Ordon Woods. The province is watched over and protected by the Spirit of Light Ordona. As a neighboring province to Faron, it is a primarily forested region. Its sole village relies mainly on ranching and agriculture, especially goats and pumpkins.

46. #46Ordona

    Keys: Ordona

    Ordona is the Spirit of Light who protects the Ordona Province in Twilight Princess. It resides in the Ordon Spring in Ordon Village. Ordona tells Link of the other three Light Spirits and the reason for their existence; to protect Hyrule.

47. #47Ordon Village

    Keys: Ordon Village, Link's hometown, Link's treehouse, Link's house

    Ordon Village is a simple village and Link's hometown located south of Hyrule, just south of the Faron Woods. Its existence largely depends upon agriculture and ranching. The village is a small annex to Hyrule located in the Ordona Province that is located across a vast gorge from the neighboring Faron Province. Near the village is the spring of the Light Spirit known as Ordona. Link used to work here as a ranch-hand and serves as the protege of the village Mayor, Mayor Bo, the father of Link's childhood friend Ilia. The village is located in a small, forested area with a large pool of water nearby and a small stream flowing through it and powering a waterwheel on one of the village structures. Just outside the main village is the Ordon Ranch. The village also has a shop known as Sera's Sundries and acts as the primary source of supplies for the village. Link's small treehouse is located on the opposite side of the village from the Ordon Ranch and is located on the only path leading out of the village to reach the Faron Province.

48. #48Gerudo

    Keys: Gerudo, Gerudos, Female Pirates, Female Pirate

    The Gerudo are a race of thieves and warriors. They live in a harsh desert of Gerudo Desert. The Gerudo are tough and resourceful. They are warriors by reputation, feared and respected. Due to a unique biological quirk, the race consists almost solely of females. A single male Gerudo is born into the tribe every hundred years. This male is destined to become their king. When there is no male to be their king, the Gerudo are led by a chief with the position passed on from mother to daughter. The lack of males among the Gerudo is countered by turning to males from other human races, often Hylians. Married Gerudo do not typically live within the walls of Gerudo Town. Gerudo have dark skin, amber eyes, red hair, a tall-stature, and a sharp bird-like nose. Their skin color has different tones like the common light brown and an olive-greenish. The Gerudo use mushrooms found in the Gerudo Desert to keep their skin beautiful. The Gerudo have pointed ears due to intermarrying into Hylians. Gerudo names are structured in Eastern name order, with their family name coming before their given name. Gerudo age faster than Hylians. The Gerudo are reclusive race and don't take well to outsiders on their territory. It is illegal to sell men's clothing. By Gerudo law, young Gerudo can't associate with men until they come of age, with the only exception being the king of the Gerudo. Gerudo born outside their territory must travel to Gerudo Town to live there until they are of age. It's believed by the Gerudo that when young Gerudo women interact with men it will bring disaster. Gerudo appreciate talent and do accept non-Gerudo among their ranks if they manage to prove themselves. Gerudo are well apt at combat, using weapons such as glaives and dual scimitar swords. Some Gerudo possess magic. Archery and skilled horseback riding are highly regarded in Gerudo society. Gerudo worship the Seven Heroines. The heroines embody the virtues of heart, skill, fortitude, wisdom, flight, mobility, and compassion.

49. #49Gerudo Desert

    Keys: Gerudo Desert, Great Desert, Mirror Chamber

    The Gerudo Desert, or known as the Great Desert, is found in the Desert Province, located in the southwest corner of Hyrule. The desert is completely cut off from the rest of Hyrule. The Gerudo Desert covers a vast territory, but most of its surface is a barren wasteland with no signs of life other than enemies like Moldorms, Shadow Beasts, Bulblins and Leevers. The Gerudo Desert holds the Arbiter's Grounds Dungeon. On top of it lies the Mirror Chamber, a large circular temple where the Sages reside. It houses the Mirror of Twilight. The Mirror of Twilight can create a portal inside a gigantic rock that leads to the Palace of Twilight.

50. #50Desert Province

    Keys: Desert Province, the Desert

    The Desert Province is a province of the Hyrule. The Desert Province consists entirely of the Gerudo Desert. It is home to the Arbiter's Grounds, the Mirror Chamber, and the Gerudo.

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