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{{Mode | {{Infobox Mode | ||
|image= File:HW Adventure Mode Artwork.png | |image= File:HW Adventure Mode Artwork.png | ||
|caption= Adventure Mode Artwork | |caption= Adventure Mode Artwork | ||
|game= | |game= HW | ||
|other= | |other= | ||
|location= | |location= | ||
|reward= | |reward= | ||
{{List| | |||
{{Plural|HWDE|Gold Skulltula|link}}, | |||
{{Plural|HWDE|Sealed Weapon|link}}, | |||
{{Plural|HWDE|Heart Container|link}}, | |||
{{Plural|HWDE|Piece of Heart|link}}, | |||
{{Plural|HWDE|Item Card|link}}, | |||
{{Plural|HWDE|Warrior|link}}, | |||
{{Plural|HWDE|Costume|link}}, | |||
{{Plural|HWDE|Companion Fairy|link}}, | |||
{{Plural|HWDE|Food|link}}, | |||
{{Plural|HWDE|Fairy Clothing|link}} | |||
}} | |||
|features= | |features= | ||
|theme= | |theme= | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{Term/Store|Adventure Mode|Adventure Modes|Series, HW, HWL, HWDE}} is a game mode in {{HW}} | {{Term/Store|Adventure Mode|Adventure Modes|Series, HW, HWL, HWDE}} is a game mode in {{HW}}.<ref>{{Cite|{{Big|Adventure Mode}}|Select Mode|HWDE}}</ref> | ||
==Map== | ==Map== | ||
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The overall Battle Rank is calculated by averaging the ranks in the applicable categories and rounding down. Thus, an "A" rank in "K.O." and a "C" rank in "Damage taken" will result in a "B" rank for the mission, while an "A" rank in all parameters is required in order to ace the mission. | The overall Battle Rank is calculated by averaging the ranks in the applicable categories and rounding down. Thus, an "A" rank in "K.O." and a "C" rank in "Damage taken" will result in a "B" rank for the mission, while an "A" rank in all parameters is required in order to ace the mission. | ||
Each Map in Adventure Mode awards [[Medal]]s for completing the Map, achieving an "A" Rank in all of its Battles, and finding all of the Map's | Each Map in Adventure Mode awards [[Medal]]s for completing the Map, achieving an "A" Rank in all of its Battles, and finding all of the Map's Heart Pieces, Heart Containers, Skulltulas, Warriors when applicable, and Sealed Weapons. | ||
==Item Cards== | ==Item Cards== | ||
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===Great Sea Map=== | ===Great Sea Map=== | ||
The Great Sea Map is included as part of {{HW|L|-}} and {{HW|DE|-}} and provides new missions and challenges on a Map loosely based on the [[Great Sea]] from {{TWW}}.<ref>{{Cite | The Great Sea Map is included as part of {{HW|L|-}} and {{HW|DE|-}} and provides new missions and challenges on a Map loosely based on the [[Great Sea]] from {{TWW}}.<ref>{{Cite Web|quote= Also confirmed is a new Great Sea map in Adventure Mode.|author= Brian|published= December 8, 2015|retrieved= December 8, 2015|url= http://nintendoeverything.com/hyrule-warriors-legends-has-a-my-fairy-system-great-sea-map-in-adventure-mode/|title= Hyrule Warriors Legends has a “My Fairy system”, Great Sea map in Adventure Mode|site= Nintendo Everything|type=}}</ref> The Map features several islands where new costumes and weapons can be unlocked.<ref>{{Cite Web|quote= The Great Sea is included as a new map in Adventure Mode. The main map is the sea with various islands spanning the waters. You can fulfill certain criteria to unlock special character outfits across the Great Sea and gain other goodies.|author= Brian|published= December 9, 2015|retrieved= December 9, 2015|url= http://nintendoeverything.com/hyrule-warriors-legends-details-explain-the-my-fairy-system-and-adventure-modes-great-sea-map/|title= Hyrule Warriors Legends details explain the My Fairy system and Adventure Mode’s Great Sea map|site= Nintendo Everything|type=}}</ref> On battle squares containing ocean, character icons appear in 8-bit boats. The Map contains squares with '''Great Sea Rules''', which hinder the Warriors when battling on that square. The effect of the Rule depends on which enemy or obstacle is on the Map square and each enemy or obstacle can be defeated/dispelled by a different Item Card. | ||
===Master Wind Waker Map=== | ===Master Wind Waker Map=== | ||
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===Grand Travels Map=== | ===Grand Travels Map=== | ||
The Grand Travels Map is included with the {{PH|-}} & {{ST|-}} DLC Pack, but isn't able to be played in {{HW|-}}. It is composed of two sections, the one on the right based on the [[World of the Ocean King]] from {{PH}}, and the one on the left based on [[New Hyrule]] from {{ST}}. Both sections have their own starting tile, allowing Warriors to progress through whichever section they want. In the center of the Map is the {{PH|Item}}, which is protecting the Map from a curse. After every third battle, some sand will fall down to the bottom the Phantom Hourglass. If all of the sand falls to the bottom, the curse will cause all squares to require an A-Rank to progress. When a square with "Final Battle!" in its name is completed, all sand will return to the top of the Phantom Hourglass. In both sections, one square contains a Boss Giant Beast that must be defeated to lift the curse and reveal a new section of the Map where the Phantom Hourglass was. This section is based on the [[Dark Realm]] from {{ST|-}} and the Dark Ruler can be found at the end of this section. Certain battle squares on this Map contain [[Song Stone]]s and the [[Linebeck Trading Company]]. If an Item Card is used on a square with a Song Stone, the Stone will blast off, revealing a chest with a duplicate of the Item Card used. Item Cards can be traded for Delicious Food for Fairy Companions that can be used in [[My Fairy]] mode. Both of these will vanish after use but will reappear later. Occasionally, the Linebeck Trading Company will run a two-for-one sale, giving two pieces of food for an Item Card instead of one. This is the only Map with rewards for [[Toon Zelda]]. | The Grand Travels Map is included with the {{PH|-}} & {{ST|-}} DLC Pack, but isn't able to be played in {{HW|-}}. It is composed of two sections, the one on the right based on the [[World of the Ocean King]] from {{PH}}, and the one on the left based on [[New Hyrule]] from {{ST}}. Both sections have their own starting tile, allowing Warriors to progress through whichever section they want. In the center of the Map is the {{Term|PH|Phantom Hourglass (Item)|link}}, which is protecting the Map from a curse. After every third battle, some sand will fall down to the bottom the Phantom Hourglass. If all of the sand falls to the bottom, the curse will cause all squares to require an A-Rank to progress. When a square with "Final Battle!" in its name is completed, all sand will return to the top of the Phantom Hourglass. In both sections, one square contains a Boss Giant Beast that must be defeated to lift the curse and reveal a new section of the Map where the Phantom Hourglass was. This section is based on the [[Dark Realm]] from {{ST|-}} and the Dark Ruler can be found at the end of this section. Certain battle squares on this Map contain [[Song Stone]]s and the [[Linebeck Trading Company]]. If an Item Card is used on a square with a Song Stone, the Stone will blast off, revealing a chest with a duplicate of the Item Card used. Item Cards can be traded for Delicious Food for Fairy Companions that can be used in [[My Fairy]] mode. Both of these will vanish after use but will reappear later. Occasionally, the Linebeck Trading Company will run a two-for-one sale, giving two pieces of food for an Item Card instead of one. This is the only Map with rewards for [[Toon Zelda]]. | ||
===Lorule Map=== | ===Lorule Map=== | ||
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==Nomenclature== | ==Nomenclature== | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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{{Notes}} | {{Notes}} | ||
{{Ref}} | {{Ref}} | ||
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