Reference
All 55 items, weapons, magic, equipment and quest items: where you find each one and what it's for.
A breakable club that hits harder than the Kokiri Sword and carries fire from torches to light others or burn webs. Only child Link can use it.
Throw one to release a blinding flash that stuns nearby enemies, including bosses like Queen Gohma. It's the quickest way to open up Lizalfos, Dinolfos and other guarded foes.
Fires Deku Seeds at distant targets such as Skulltulas, eye switches and Queen Gohma's eye. Adult Link swaps it for the Fairy Bow.
Blast cracked walls and boulders, open hidden grottos and damage armored enemies. You need them to stun King Dodongo.
Stuns or kills small enemies, flips distant switches and fetches items out of reach. It's the key weapon against Barinade and Jabu-Jabu's tentacles.
Shoots arrows at eye switches, distant enemies and bosses. It's also the launcher for Fire, Ice and Light Arrows.
A heavy hammer that smashes rusted switches, flattens platforms and shatters boulders. It's the main weapon against Volvagia.
Self-propelled bombs that race along floors and up walls before exploding. Use them to hit targets you can't reach with a thrown bomb.
Child Link's only sword and your main weapon in the first three dungeons. Mido won't let you see the Great Deku Tree until you have it and a shield.
The sword of evil's bane and adult Link's standard blade. Returning it to the pedestal sends you back to childhood.
A two-handed blade that deals double damage but leaves no hand free for a shield. It breaks after enough use.
The strongest sword in the game: two-handed, twice the Master Sword's damage, and unbreakable. You can't block while it's equipped.
Uses magic to reveal invisible enemies, fake walls and hidden platforms. It's essential in the Shadow Temple and Bongo Bongo's fight.
Plant one in a patch of soft soil as a child. Return as an adult to ride the leaf platform that grows there to Pieces of Heart and other hidden spots.
Fires a chain that pulls you toward wooden targets and stuns or damages enemies. It also grabs out-of-reach items.
An upgraded Hookshot that reaches twice as far. You need it to beat Morpha and to cross wide gaps later in the game.
Holds potions, milk, fairies, fish, bugs, Blue Fire and Poe souls. A bottled fairy revives you automatically when you run out of hearts.
Arrows wreathed in flame that light distant torches, melt red ice and burn enemies like Anubis. Each shot uses magic.
Arrows that freeze enemies solid for a moment. They're entirely optional but make some fights easier, such as the Stalfos in Ganon's Castle.
Sacred arrows that pierce Ganondorf's defenses and stun Ganon. They also dispel the barrier trials in Ganon's Castle.
Unleashes a dome of fire around you that damages everything nearby and lights torches. Usable at either age once learned.
Sets a warp point inside a dungeon; cast it again to return there from the dungeon entrance. It's handy for skipping long backtracks.
Surrounds you with a crystal barrier that blocks all damage for a short time. It drains magic while active.
Plays every song you learn early in the game. The Ocarina of Time replaces it later.
The royal family's ocarina plays all your songs and opens the Door of Time. Retrieving it also teaches you the Song of Time.
A wooden shield for child Link that deflects Deku Nuts and blocks most attacks. Fire burns it up, so carry a spare.
A sturdy metal shield that won't burn. It's oversized for child Link but still blocks well, and it's adult Link's everyday shield.
Reflects light and magic beams. You need it to aim sunlight at switches in the Spirit Temple and to beat Twinrova.
Link's standard green outfit with no special protection.
A heat-resistant red tunic that keeps you from roasting in Death Mountain Crater and the Fire Temple.
A blue tunic that lets you breathe underwater indefinitely. You need it for the Water Temple.
Link's ordinary boots with no special effect.
Heavy boots that sink you to the bottom of deep water and keep strong winds from pushing you. Required throughout the Water Temple.
Let you walk on air for a moment before you drop, so you can cross short gaps. Their low traction makes footing slippery.
Lets child Link pull Bomb Flowers from the ground, which you need to blast your way into Dodongo's Cavern.
They're too big for child Link, but as an adult they let you push heavy silver blocks and lift large rocks, opening the Spirit Temple's adult wing.
Let you lift giant pillars of stone, including the ones blocking the Fire and Light Trials and the Great Fairy outside Ganon's Castle.
Lets you dive much deeper, deep enough to reach Ruto's Letter in Lake Hylia and the tunnel into Zora's Domain.
Lets you dive even deeper than the Silver Scale. It's optional; Iron Boots handle most deep-water needs.
The Spiritual Stone of the Forest, one of three keys to the Door of Time.
The Spiritual Stone of Fire, one of three keys to the Door of Time.
The Spiritual Stone of Water, the last of the three keys to the Door of Time.
Marks Rauru's awakening as the Sage of Light. You need all six medallions to cross the rainbow bridge into Ganon's Castle.
Proof of the Forest Sage's power and one of the six medallions that form the bridge to Ganon's Castle.
Proof of the Fire Sage's power and one of the six medallions that form the bridge to Ganon's Castle.
Proof of the Water Sage's power and one of the six medallions that form the bridge to Ganon's Castle.
Proof of the Shadow Sage's power and one of the six medallions that form the bridge to Ganon's Castle.
Proof of the Spirit Sage's power and one of the six medallions that form the bridge to Ganon's Castle.
Makes the Gerudo treat you as one of their own: guards stop chasing you, the gate to the Haunted Wasteland opens, and you can enter the Gerudo Training Ground and the horseback archery range.
Signals when you're near a hidden grotto or secret spot; on the N64 it works through the Rumble Pak.
There are 100 in all. Trade them at the House of Skulltula for rewards such as bigger wallets, the Stone of Agony, Bombchus and a Piece of Heart.
Shows the dungeon's full layout, floor by floor, including rooms you haven't visited yet.
Marks every treasure chest and the boss's lair on the dungeon map.
Each one opens a single locked door in the dungeon where you found it and is used up in the process. The three child dungeons don't use them.
Opens the door to the dungeon's boss. The child dungeons and the mini-dungeons don't have one.
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