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* {{Term|ALBW|Vacant House|link}} | * {{Term|ALBW|Vacant House|link}} | ||
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* {{Term|ALBW|Thieves' Town (Dungeon)|link}} | * {{Term|ALBW|Thieves' Town (Dungeon)|link}} | ||
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===Dungeon Warping=== | ===Dungeon Warping=== | ||
[[File:OoT Wallmaster Model.png|right]] | [[File:OoT Wallmaster Model.png|right]] | ||
*Dungeon Warp Tiles serve as an interactive maze in many dungeons. These tiles test a hero's mental powers. The [[ | *Dungeon Warp Tiles serve as an interactive maze in many dungeons. These tiles test a hero's mental powers. The [[Tower of Hera]] prominently features warp tiles. Note: This is similar to the mini-boss and Boss room warping tiles. The difference is that the exit points and entrance points are often in rooms with no further way out. | ||
*Often after slaying a dungeon boss, Link will be warped outside. | *Often after slaying a dungeon boss, Link will be warped outside. | ||
*[[Wallmaster]]s and [[Floormaster]]s grab Link and frequently drag him back to the entrance. This is rarely used by a player's own free will. | *[[Wallmaster]]s and [[Floormaster]]s grab Link and frequently drag him back to the entrance. This is rarely used by a player's own free will. | ||
