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'''Three Eye Rocks''' is a landmark in the southern part of [[Eastern Hyrule]] in ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]''. It is most famous for being part of the secret of unlocking the [[Three Eye Rock Palace]]. The landmark consists of three rocks arranged at precisely the corners of an equilateral triangle.  
'''Three Eye Rocks''' is a landmark in the southern part of [[Eastern Hyrule]] in ''[[Zelda II: The Adventure of Link|The Adventure of Link]]''.
 
==Features==
The place is most famous for being part of the secret of unlocking the [[Three Eye Rock Palace]]. The landmark consists of three rocks arranged at precisely the corners of an equilateral triangle.  


Playing the [[Flute]] on the point where the line between the two southern rocks meets the perpendicular line from the northern rock reveals the hidden Three Eye Rock Palace that bears the landmark's name.<ref>{{cite|CALL FOR HELP AT THE THREE EYE ROCKS.|Man in Hidden Town of Kasuto|The Adventure of Link}}</ref> The palace appears a short distance south of its namesake.
Playing the [[Flute]] on the point where the line between the two southern rocks meets the perpendicular line from the northern rock reveals the hidden Three Eye Rock Palace that bears the landmark's name.<ref>{{cite|CALL FOR HELP AT THE THREE EYE ROCKS.|Man in Hidden Town of Kasuto|The Adventure of Link}}</ref> The palace appears a short distance south of its namesake.

Revision as of 21:18, 25 March 2011

Template:Place Three Eye Rocks is a landmark in the southern part of Eastern Hyrule in The Adventure of Link.

Features

The place is most famous for being part of the secret of unlocking the Three Eye Rock Palace. The landmark consists of three rocks arranged at precisely the corners of an equilateral triangle.

Playing the Flute on the point where the line between the two southern rocks meets the perpendicular line from the northern rock reveals the hidden Three Eye Rock Palace that bears the landmark's name.[1] The palace appears a short distance south of its namesake.

References

  1. "CALL FOR HELP AT THE THREE EYE ROCKS." — Man in Hidden Town of Kasuto (The Adventure of Link)