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Rupees are found through most conventional means, such as by defeating enemies, cutting grass or other obstacles, and opening Treasure Chests. Some rooms of an area will also spawn multiple Rupees for a period of time. When all four Links are at full health, the stage goes into '''Rupee Fever''', where the value of Rupees are doubled for as long as the Links maintain their full health. When the Links arrive at the warp zone at the end of each section of a stage, they are also awarded bonus Rupees based on how much time they took to complete that area. Four '''Rupee Shards''' can also be found hidden in every Stage. When one Link manages to collect all four, he is rewarded with a total of 500 Rupees. | Rupees are found through most conventional means, such as by defeating enemies, cutting grass or other obstacles, and opening Treasure Chests. Some rooms of an area will also spawn multiple Rupees for a period of time. When all four Links are at full health, the stage goes into '''Rupee Fever''', where the value of Rupees are doubled for as long as the Links maintain their full health. When the Links arrive at the warp zone at the end of each section of a stage, they are also awarded bonus Rupees based on how much time they took to complete that area. Four '''Rupee Shards''' can also be found hidden in every Stage. When one Link manages to collect all four, he is rewarded with a total of 500 Rupees. | ||
However, it is also possible to lose Rupees, as well. Being attacked by an enemy will result in a Link dropping a few of his Rupees. Dropped Rupees will shortly disappear if they are not picked up in time. It is possible for one Link to steal another's Rupees by collecting them as enemy attacks drop them. [[Rupee Wraith]]s will also follow and attach themselves to a Link to drain their Rupees, though this enemy can also be passed onto another Link. A new type of Rupee, called [[Rupoor | However, it is also possible to lose Rupees, as well. Being attacked by an enemy will result in a Link dropping a few of his Rupees. Dropped Rupees will shortly disappear if they are not picked up in time. It is possible for one Link to steal another's Rupees by collecting them as enemy attacks drop them. [[Rupee Wraith]]s will also follow and attach themselves to a Link to drain their Rupees, though this enemy can also be passed onto another Link. A new type of Rupee, called [[Rupoor]]s, may also sometimes appear, which picking up will cause the Link to drop up to 80 of his Rupees. Lastly, Rupees are also lost when one of the Links is defeated, where a penalty must be paid for revival. At first, the amount is 50, but increases by another 50 Rupees each time a Link falls. The maximum cost of a revival is 500 Rupees. If a Link is defeated and he does not have enough Rupees to revive, the game ends. | ||
In {{FSAE}}, collecting a grand total of 30,000 Rupees or five Medals of Courage unlocks the [[Hero's Trial]]. | In {{FSAE}}, collecting a grand total of 30,000 Rupees or five Medals of Courage unlocks the [[Hero's Trial]]. | ||
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| [[File:FS Rupoor Sprite.png]]<br/>''' | | [[File:FS Rupoor Sprite.png]]<br/>'''Rupoor''' | ||
| {{Exp|Removes up to a maximum of 80 Rupees (four Red Rupees) from the Links' Wallet. If Rupee Fever is in effect, picking up the dropped Rupees will double the previously owned amount.|N/A}} | | {{Exp|Removes up to a maximum of 80 Rupees (four Red Rupees) from the Links' Wallet. If Rupee Fever is in effect, picking up the dropped Rupees will double the previously owned amount.|N/A}} | ||
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