In Ocarina of Time, the Lost Woods are laid out like a map, with each screen having something unique about it. If picked up and given to Syrup the witch, Link can receive the Magic Powder.

The Magic Mushroom can also be found here scattered throughout the woods. Other Thieves run amok in the forest, bumping into Link in an attempt to steal his Rupees, Bombs, and Arrows. When Link first enters the Lost Woods, it is covered in a thick fog that makes it hard to navigate however, once the young hero retrieves the Master Sword after acquiring the three Pendants of Virtue, the mist will disappear.ДЄ secret hideout for a gang of Thieves is located in the eastern portion of the woods, with a Piece of Heart found in a secret entrance under a bush. Several Fake Master Swords can also be found, resulting in a humorous line if Link picks one up. Most importantly, it is the location of the legendary Master Sword, which is held in the Sacred Grove located in the northwestern portion of the woods filled with Animals. In A Link to the Past, the Lost Woods are more like a maze than a puzzle. Successfully navigating through the Lost Woods leads Link to the Graveyard. She tells him that the proper directions to escape the forest are north, then west, then south, then west again. This special pattern is revealed when Link pays an Old Woman for information.

The only way to clear the forest is to follow a specific pattern through it. However, once Link enters it, he finds that exiting the forest in any direction (except east) will cause him to simply appear back at the same spot. Its first appearance, in The Legend of Zelda, is as a simple-looking cross-section of dead Trees. Features and Overview The Legend of Zelda

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