Triforce Hunt - Revision history

Matrethewey!9776 at 05:14, 27 July 2023

2023-07-27T05:14:29Z

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	[[Triforce Hunt]] is a [[variation]] inspired by the first [[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda\|Legend of Zelda]] game for the NES & Super Mario 64 where the [[Triforce]] has been split into a various amount of pieces. Upon collecting the final piece required to meet the goal, the player can turn them into ~~Murahdala~~ outside Hyrule Castle to be automatically transported to the [[Triforce Room]].		[[Triforce Hunt]] is a [[variation]] inspired by the first [[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda\|Legend of Zelda]] game for the NES & Super Mario 64 where the [[Triforce]] has been split into a various amount of pieces. Upon collecting the final piece required to meet the goal, the player can turn them into [[Murahdahla]] outside Hyrule Castle to be automatically transported to the [[Triforce Room]].

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Coy!3192 at 10:49, 17 June 2021

2021-06-17T10:49:19Z

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	[[Triforce Hunt]] is a [[variation]] inspired by the first [[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda\|Legend of Zelda]] game for the NES & Super Mario 64 where the [[Triforce]] has been split into a various amount of pieces. Upon collecting the final piece required to meet the goal, the player is automatically transported to the [[Triforce Room]].		[[Triforce Hunt]] is a [[variation]] inspired by the first [[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda\|Legend of Zelda]] game for the NES & Super Mario 64 where the [[Triforce]] has been split into a various amount of pieces. Upon collecting the final piece required to meet the goal, the player can turn them into Murahdala outside Hyrule Castle to be automatically transported to the [[Triforce Room]].

	{{ALttPR Variations}}		{{ALttPR Variations}}

Matrethewey!9776 at 02:02, 5 September 2018

2018-09-05T02:02:53Z

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	[[Triforce Hunt]] is a variation inspired by the first [[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda\|Legend of Zelda]] game for the NES & Super Mario 64 where the [[Triforce]] has been split into a various amount of pieces. Upon collecting the final piece required to meet the goal, the player is automatically transported to the [[Triforce Room]].		[[Triforce Hunt]] is a [[variation]] inspired by the first [[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda\|Legend of Zelda]] game for the NES & Super Mario 64 where the [[Triforce]] has been split into a various amount of pieces. Upon collecting the final piece required to meet the goal, the player is automatically transported to the [[Triforce Room]].

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Matrethewey!9776 at 01:55, 5 September 2018

2018-09-05T01:55:01Z

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	[[Triforce Hunt]] is a variation inspired by the first Legend of Zelda game for the NES & Super Mario 64 where the Triforce has been split into a various amount of pieces. Upon collecting the final piece required to meet the goal, the player is automatically transported to the [[Triforce Room]].		[[Triforce Hunt]] is a variation inspired by the first [[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda\|Legend of Zelda]] game for the NES & Super Mario 64 where the [[Triforce]] has been split into a various amount of pieces. Upon collecting the final piece required to meet the goal, the player is automatically transported to the [[Triforce Room]].

	{{ALttPR Variations}}		{{ALttPR Variations}}

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[[Triforce Hunt]] is a variation inspired by the first Legend of Zelda game for the NES & Super Mario 64 where the Triforce has been split into a various amount of pieces. Upon collecting the final piece required to meet the goal, the player is automatically transported to the [[Triforce Room]].

{{ALttPR Variations}}