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[[File:HyruleCastleLightRing.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Warp Point near the [[Tower of the Gods]] in | [[File:HyruleCastleLightRing.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Warp Point near the [[Tower of the Gods]] in {{TWW|-}}]] | ||
{{TWW}} features many Warp Points throughout the game. Many Dungeons have big pots known as [[Warp Jar]]s. Link can climb into them to Warp and pop out of another Warp Jar in the Dungeon. Dungeons will also have a Warp Point at the end of each Boss that will send Link back to the outside entrance of the Dungeon. They usually appear as sparkling, spinning circles of wind that lift Link into the air before Warping him out. In the [[Wind Temple]] and [[Earth Temple (The Wind Waker)|Earth Temple]], they appear as sparkling pillars of light that shine from a [[Triforce]] on the floor. Two Warp Points can be found in the [[Great Sea]] as well. One is found near the entrance of the [[Tower of the Gods]] and appears as a glowing, yellow ring of light in the sea. When Link sails into it, it will sink him and [[The King of Red Lions]] below the sea to [[Hyrule Castle#The Wind Waker|Hyrule Castle]]. The other is found just as entering the [[Forsaken Fortress]] and appears as a glowing, purple ring of light in the sea. Just like the other Warp Point, it will sink Link and The King of Red Lions below the sea and serve as a shortcut to [[Ganon's Tower (The Wind Waker)|Ganon's Tower]]. | {{TWW}} features many Warp Points throughout the game. Many Dungeons have big pots known as [[Warp Jar]]s. Link can climb into them to Warp and pop out of another Warp Jar in the Dungeon. Dungeons will also have a Warp Point at the end of each Boss that will send Link back to the outside entrance of the Dungeon. They usually appear as sparkling, spinning circles of wind that lift Link into the air before Warping him out. In the [[Wind Temple]] and [[Earth Temple (The Wind Waker)|Earth Temple]], they appear as sparkling pillars of light that shine from a [[Triforce]] on the floor. Two Warp Points can be found in the [[Great Sea]] as well. One is found near the entrance of the [[Tower of the Gods]] and appears as a glowing, yellow ring of light in the sea. When Link sails into it, it will sink him and [[The King of Red Lions]] below the sea to [[Hyrule Castle#The Wind Waker|Hyrule Castle]]. The other is found just as entering the [[Forsaken Fortress]] and appears as a glowing, purple ring of light in the sea. Just like the other Warp Point, it will sink Link and The King of Red Lions below the sea and serve as a shortcut to [[Ganon's Tower (The Wind Waker)|Ganon's Tower]]. | ||
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