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	=<center>[[Legend of Zelda RPG ~~First Edition~~\|1e GM Resources]]</center>=		=<center>[[Legend of Zelda RPG\|1e GM Resources]]</center>=
	This is for 1e LoZ RPG. Not the reboot.		This is for 1e LoZ RPG. Not the reboot.

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	This is for 1e LoZ RPG. Not the reboot.		This is for 1e LoZ RPG. Not the reboot.

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			This is for 1e LoZ RPG. Not the reboot.

	==Tags/Special Properties/Keywords/Whatever==		==Tags/Special Properties/Keywords/Whatever==

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Dropped Item List

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	'''Magic Jar (Large)''' - A tall green pot that holds an elixir that can recover 6 points of magic once consumed.		'''Magic Jar (Large)''' - A tall green pot that holds an elixir that can recover 6 points of magic once consumed.

	'''Arrows''' - A small handful of arrows. (Will not appear for players who do not require use)		'''Arrows''' - A small handful of arrows. (Will not appear for players who do not require use) A small bundle is 5 arrows. A large bundle is 10 arrows.

	'''Bomb''' - A singular bomb. (Will not appear for players who have not used bombs before hand)		'''Bomb''' - A singular bomb. (Will not appear for players who have not used bombs before hand) A small bundle is 1 bomb. A large bundle is 3 bombs.

	'''Pellets''' - A handful of seeds, rocks, ect that can be used in a sling. (Will not appear for players who do not require use)		'''Pellets''' - A handful of seeds, rocks, ect that can be used in a sling. (Will not appear for players who do not require use) A small bundle is 5 pellets. A large bundle is 10 pellets.

	'''Guardian Acorn''' - A small sturdy acorn that when consumed will reduce any damage they receive by half once.		'''Guardian Acorn''' - A small sturdy acorn that when consumed will reduce any damage they receive by half once.

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Loot Drops

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 *Mystery Seed - A seed that holds a unknown power which when cracked can invoke another seeds power at random.
-===Monster Drop Tables===
+===Monster Drop Table (Current Placeholder)===
 '''Roll 3D6'''

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Boss Design

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	==Boss Design==		==Boss Design==
	One of the most memorable things of any Zelda game is the boss battles. They are part combat, and part puzzle. In a team game, they must force both cooperation as a group and handling independent threats. A good boss should be chosen to fit the theme of the dungeon as well as the overall adventure. You must carefully consider what each party member is capable of so as to create an encounter that challenges them all, but also allows each of them to feel as though they contributed to the outcome in some meaningful way. When designing a boss encounter it is also wise to consider what items the characters discovered within the dungeon and how you can incorporate all of them into the puzzle of exposing the boss's vulnerabilities. A very important consideration is the arena of the battle itself. The environment may be the bigger danger than the boss itself, it may give the boss a distinct advantage or tools to exploit, or the it may be the key to its undoing through clever usage of nearby mechanisms or features.

	~~(More to come later, including sample bosses.)~~

	~~=Boss Design=~~
	One of the most memorable things of any Zelda game is the boss battles. They are part combat, and part puzzle. In a team game, they must force both cooperation as a group and handling independent threats. A good boss should be chosen to fit the theme of the dungeon as well as the overall adventure. You must carefully consider what each party member is capable of so as to create an encounter that challenges them all, but also allows each of them to feel as though they contributed to the outcome in some meaningful way. When designing a boss encounter it is also wise to consider what items the characters discovered within the dungeon and how you can incorporate all of them into the puzzle of exposing the boss's vulnerabilities. A very important consideration is the arena of the battle itself. The environment may be the bigger danger than the boss itself, it may give the boss a distinct advantage or tools to exploit, or the it may be the key to its undoing through clever usage of nearby mechanisms or features.		One of the most memorable things of any Zelda game is the boss battles. They are part combat, and part puzzle. In a team game, they must force both cooperation as a group and handling independent threats. A good boss should be chosen to fit the theme of the dungeon as well as the overall adventure. You must carefully consider what each party member is capable of so as to create an encounter that challenges them all, but also allows each of them to feel as though they contributed to the outcome in some meaningful way. When designing a boss encounter it is also wise to consider what items the characters discovered within the dungeon and how you can incorporate all of them into the puzzle of exposing the boss's vulnerabilities. A very important consideration is the arena of the battle itself. The environment may be the bigger danger than the boss itself, it may give the boss a distinct advantage or tools to exploit, or the it may be the key to its undoing through clever usage of nearby mechanisms or features.

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Monsters (WIP)

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			==Boss Design==
			One of the most memorable things of any Zelda game is the boss battles. They are part combat, and part puzzle. In a team game, they must force both cooperation as a group and handling independent threats. A good boss should be chosen to fit the theme of the dungeon as well as the overall adventure. You must carefully consider what each party member is capable of so as to create an encounter that challenges them all, but also allows each of them to feel as though they contributed to the outcome in some meaningful way. When designing a boss encounter it is also wise to consider what items the characters discovered within the dungeon and how you can incorporate all of them into the puzzle of exposing the boss's vulnerabilities. A very important consideration is the arena of the battle itself. The environment may be the bigger danger than the boss itself, it may give the boss a distinct advantage or tools to exploit, or the it may be the key to its undoing through clever usage of nearby mechanisms or features.

			(More to come later, including sample bosses.)

	=Boss Design=		=Boss Design=