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The dungeon introduces the powerful [[Gibdo]]s to the game, which are weak to fire but take many sword hits to kill. It also features the notorious [[Wallmaster]], who for the first time in the series drops from the ceiling, dragging Link back to where he entered the dungeon. To reach the Fire Rod, Link will have to destroy an entire wall to reach the [[Big Chest]], which is otherwise inaccessible. The Fire Rod is vital in the dungeon, able to destroy the immensely resilient Gibdos (as well as Wallmasters) in one hit, and is required to light torches from a distance so Link can reach the Dungeon Master, [[Mothula]]. Mothula is also unique among bosses in the game, as the room itself is more of an enemy than it is, with a moving floor and unpredictable [[Trap]]s lining the arena. After defeating it, [[Link]] will receive a [[Heart Container]] and the third [[Crystal]].

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The [[Master Ore]] chest can be found on a ledge in the northwestern room of the first floor (same room as the Big Key, just on the opposite end). To access it, Link must fall through a hidden hole in the Skull Woods area and land on the southeastern ledge of the correct room. He can then [[Wall Merge]] to get to the ledge that the chest is on.

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