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'''Farore''' is one of the three creator goddesses of [[Hyrule]], and arguably [[Termina]]. She, along with her sisters [[Nayru (Goddess)|Nayru]] and [[Din (Goddess)|Din]] formed the world of Zelda out of chaos, each providing their part in the process. Upon departure, they left the [[Triforce]], the essence of their power, in the [[Sacred Realm]]. [[Farore, the Oracle of Secrets]] is named after her. | |||
Farore, the '''Goddess of Courage''', created the living inhabitants of Hyrule. She is the master of natural magic, and the spell [[Farore's Wind]] is (obviously) named after her. In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]'', the fairy wanna-be [[Tingle]] claims (while sailing near the south of the map) that Farore is the Goddess of the wind, and is likely the deity the [[Wind Temple]] is dedicated to. [[Farore's Pearl]], a quest item in ''The Wind Waker'', is also named after Farore, and is held by the [[Great Deku Tree]]. | |||
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Revision as of 09:10, 21 July 2005
Farore is one of the three creator goddesses of Hyrule, and arguably Termina. She, along with her sisters Nayru and Din formed the world of Zelda out of chaos, each providing their part in the process. Upon departure, they left the Triforce, the essence of their power, in the Sacred Realm. Farore, the Oracle of Secrets is named after her.
Farore, the Goddess of Courage, created the living inhabitants of Hyrule. She is the master of natural magic, and the spell Farore's Wind is (obviously) named after her. In The Wind Waker, the fairy wanna-be Tingle claims (while sailing near the south of the map) that Farore is the Goddess of the wind, and is likely the deity the Wind Temple is dedicated to. Farore's Pearl, a quest item in The Wind Waker, is also named after Farore, and is held by the Great Deku Tree.