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Water Control

2015-01-19T11:28:39Z

Blonde Panther: formatting error

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'''Water Control''' is a mystical power assumed to be a form of spell, though it is never actually cast, and remains in use for as long as the user knows it. As its name implies, it allows the user to manipulate water. This is a [[Major]] treasure. A character who has never gained a Major treasure, or has already gained another Elemental Control ability, may gain this treasure normally. Otherwise, the character must first acquire [[Major Gain]] specifically to gain this treasure.

Though Water Control has a set cost, a user with a [[Specialty]] in {{Field|Water}} can reduce its cost by 20 rupees, and reduce the cost of any of its augments by 10 rupees.

Though there are specific limits on to the extent to which water can be controlled with Water Control, this ability fundamentally works in one way. When the user draws his hand within 1 foot (or 1/3m) of a sizable source of water--whether it be fluid, vapor, or ice--he can control its shape, causing it to rise higher, twist, grow, separate, move, or shrink, as easily as if it was a part of his own body. With practice, he can even form simple objects, such as a saber of ice, or a barrier of water. Normally, the user cannot easily change the temperature of water they control, but can use other tools such as an [[Ice]] spell or an open fire to change their temperature indirectly.

At the most basic level, a Water Controller has four specific limits, or "laws." As he gains augments to his ability, he can reduce or negate some of these laws.

* '''Law of Mass''': The controller can never control a mass of water larger than half that of his own body. If he attempts to do so, it will revert to normal water which he cannot control. He can, however, take a small amount of water from a large body of it, and control that separate entity.
* '''Law of Distance''': To gain initial control of water, the controller's hand must be within a foot (1/3m) of it. To maintain control, the controller's hand must be within 3 feet (1m) of it.
* '''Law of Familiarity''': The controller cannot gain control over water magically created by any entity which actively opposes him. Such substances bear the original caster's ill-will, and thus will fully resist any attempt to be controlled. If water or ice persists on its own more than approximately 1 minute after being magically created, and hasn't been under the creator's control for 1 minute or more, then the user can gain control of it as normal.
* '''Law of Speed''': The controller cannot move water or ice faster than he can move his arms through the air. Thus, if he were to create a saber made from ice, he could not swing the sword with his arm, and have the sword move forward faster than his wielding arm.
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==Augments==
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{{Augment|Temperature, Reach, or Size}}

With the '''Temperature''' augment, the user can shift water to any temperature at will, as easily as he could bend or twist it. This change is not instantaneous, however. Changing from one phase to another--such as room-temperature water to frozen--generally takes at least a few seconds. The user can easily maintain temperatures the water does not normally maintain, however, such as causing the controlled water to boil or near-boil indefinitely, or causing ice to persist even in arid sunlight.
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The '''Reach''' augment partially alleviates a restriction in the Law of Distance. In effect, the user can reach his hand towards water within 30 feet (or 10m) of himself, and will to control it. If he would otherwise be able to control it, a fist-sized piece of the water moves towards him (at approximately 10mph), and enters his control. Once water has entered his control in this way, it still can only be maintained within three feet of his hands, as per the Law of Distance.
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The '''Size''' augment partially alleviates a restriction in the Law of Mass. Instead of being able to control water less than half the user's mass, the user can instead control an amount of water up to triple his own mass.
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==Trivia==
* Similar treasures include [[Fire Control]], [[Wood Control]], and [[Earth Control]].
* {{Original|creator=Guy}} Another version, created by Hyrule Castle member Squishy, existed prior. A nearly identical treasure also existed on the predecessor of Hyrule Castle, under the name of Water Alchemy.

Crackle Seed (material)

2014-12-20T12:42:05Z

Blonde Panther: typo

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A '''Crackle Seed''' appears as a small fruit, which is pale-yellow in color, with a shape reminiscent of a lightning bolt. {{Seed|Crackle Seed Supply}}

When a Crackle Seed is struck against a hard surface, it cracks open to unleash a small burst (or "crackle") of electric energy that can slightly damage anything close to it. This would pose no real harm to most races tougher than the average [[Hylian]], but can shock or momentarily stun smaller monsters. These seeds work effectively as a means of quickly starting certain machinery, or as slingshot ammunition.

{{SeedEffect|Electric}}
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==Seed Effects==
By using three Chill Seeds, along with at least three other seeds, a Botanist is able to create a {{Field|Seed}} {{Field|Supply}} with one of the following effects. These effects will combine with the effects of other seed types used as materials.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;width: 100%"
! Effect Name !! Description of Effect
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| '''Crackle''' || style="text-align: left"| The normal effect of Crackle Seeds occurs.
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| '''Thunder Punch''' || style="text-align: left"| After one seed is eaten, the next physical contact the eater makes will cause a stunning electrical impact. A jolt of electricity will sprout up on the impacted after a punch, kick, headbutt, or step. Indirect hits, such as from a sword or projectile, are unaffected.
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| style=white-space:nowrap|'''Jolting Step''' || style="text-align: left"| After one seed is eaten, the eater's footsteps will shoot electricity whatever they touch for so long as the eater continues to walk or run.
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| '''Stimulate''' || style="text-align: left"| As long as one seed is held in the user's palm, they will feel a pleasant alertness in their mind. This enables the user to stay awake even while feeling drowsy, but can cause extreme fatigue if used continuously or repeatedly for more than a day's time.
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| '''Magnetize''' || style="text-align: left"| Immediately after the affected seed is thrown or otherwise launched, it will race towards any metallic object at great speed, making it strike the nearest metal object almost invariably. This will function even if the metal object normally is not drawn to magnets.
|-
|}
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==Elixir Effects==
Chill Seeds can also be combined with specific quantities of other seeds to create a {{Field|PerQuest}} [[:Category:Potion Field|Elixir]] with one of the following effects. As usual, the Botanist is able to produce multiple elixirs if her Botanist level is high enough.
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;width: 100%"
! Elixir Name !! Seeds !! Resulting Effect
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| '''Spark Stick''' || style=white-space:nowrap| 1 Crackle + 1 [[Glow Seed (material)|Glow]] || style="text-align: left"| When uncorked, this bottle will produce from its mouth a solid saber three feet long, which is weightless but impacts other objects as though it was solid. By gripping the bottle from which it is produced, it can be wielded like a sword. The "blade" of this sword is blunt like a club, glows brightly, and intensely electrifies any conducting object that touches it. After a couple minutes, the saber fades away.
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| style=white-space:nowrap|'''Bottled Storm''' || style=white-space:nowrap| 2 Crackle + 2 [[Gale Seed (material)|Gale]] || style="text-align: left"| By uncorking or breaking this bottle, a ferocious electrical storm abruptly appears, filling a relatively large area with black clouds. Rain downpours and wind flurries. There may be a few lightning bolts which strike, and are drawn to metal like normal lightning, but much less potent and thus not fully lethal. This is enough to fill most dungeon rooms, or a district of an average-sized town. The user gains no protection from the storm, and the storm usually centers on the user.
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| '''Potion of Pep''' || style=white-space:nowrap| 4 Crackle + 4 [[Pegasus Seed (material)|Pegasus]] || style="text-align: left"|When drunk, the user will feel a surge of alertness and energy. His speed and strength are practically doubled, and remain as such for up to a couple minutes. This is usually followed by a brief lethargic period.
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| '''Thunder Breath Potion''' || style=white-space:nowrap| 4 Crackle + 4 [[Breath Seed (material)|Breath]] || style="text-align: left"|After drinking this potion, the user is able to magically [[Thunder Breath|breathe sparks of electricity]] after any deep exhalation. This electricity does not harm the user, even if it is reflected. This effect lasts less than a couple minutes.
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| '''Charged Oil''' || 4 Crackle + 4 [[Razor Seed (material)|Razor]] || style="text-align: left"|This oil can be applied to one ore more melee weapons, or the tips of an ammunition [[:Category:Supply Field|supply]], in advance. On the next impact, the affected weapon will burst with electricity, causing an effect similar to a [[Spark Enchantment]]. After the first impact, the affected weapon(s) will continue to cause such impacts for a period lasting less than a couple minutes. Unlike magical electricity, the electricity produced from Charged Oil ''can'' harm the user.
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| '''Bottled Spark Beast''' || 4 Crackle + 4 [[Magic Beam (material)|Magic]] || style="text-align: left"|Dumping this bottle onto the ground creates an Ampilus, a hermit-crab like creature as tall as a [[Darknut]], which will charge down enemies with its rolling, electrified shell. Flying the contents of this bottle into the air spawns four to seven Thunder [[Keese]]. Regardless of the creature created, it is inclined to follow the others of whoever created it. In less than a couple minutes, the creature(s) will abruptly vanish into smoke.
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==Trivia==
* {{Original|creator=Blonde Panther}}
* Ampilus and Thunder Keese are canonical creatures, which also can be found on [http://zeldawiki.org Zelda Wiki].
* Most other Seed Effects and Elixir Effects are original creations of Hyrule Castle's members.
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Race:Great Fairy

2014-08-22T15:56:50Z

Blonde Panther: Four-Armed is now two Perks instead of one.

{{RaceIntro|elite}}

Canonically, Great Fairies made their debut in the first ''Legend of Zelda'' game, and have made a reappearance in most games since.

==Character Creation Brief==
Ascending from the state of a common, [[Fairy Companion|tiny Fairy]] into a transcendent and highly-magical form, Great Fairies are legendary creatures. They are best known for their [[Fairy Tears|amazing healing abilities]], and [[Magic Proficiency|considerable skill with magic]]. A Great Fairy is usually female, with an appearance similar to that of a [[Hylian]] woman. A Great Fairy can usually be identified by having brightly or unusually colored hair and eyes. She often, but not always, has majestic butterfly-like wings coming from her back, though these serve a mostly decorative purpose. Some Hylians often remark on the race's feminine beauty, in the rare instances one of them sees a Great Fairy.

Indeed, Great Fairies are rare as they are elusive, and usually spend little time intermingling with other races outside of [[Kokiri Forest]]. They have a general understanding that, although other races have no particular ill will against them, such beings aren't ready to intermingle with what they perceive to be a Great Fairy. As such, a Great Fairy will usually go out of her way to guise herself as a Hylian in public places.

A Great Fairy begins with a [[PWC]] of 1/3/1, having a 3 in Wisdom. This starting PWC can be defied by using the [[Exception]] racial perk during character creation, but even with it, a Great Fairy can never be created with a Wisdom below 2.

A Great Fairy has an innate racial perk called [[Fairy Magic]], which makes it a bit easier for her to learn certain [[:Category:Spells|spells]], but gives her a weakness to {{Field|Shadow}} damage. In addition to this, a Great Fairy character can have up to three additional [[racial perk]]s of choice. In addition to the general perks available to every race, a Great Fairy can also choose from:
* [[Fairy Companion]]: the Great Fairy gains a companion, of the more common "Tiny Fairy" variety
* [[Fairy Tears]]: a powerful spell which can fully heal another being, but renders the Great Fairy into a comatose state for hours
* [[Four-Armed]]: an unusual trait held by some Great Fairies, which gives them four arms instead of two; this counts as two Racial Perks instead of one.
* [[Gift of Light]]: a trait which makes it easier for the Great Fairy to gain {{Field|Light}}-based [[:Category:Treasures|treasures]]
* [[Hover]]: a spell enabling the Great Fairy to levitate a short distance above ground
* [[Language of Flora]]: a useful spell which enables the Great Fairy to communicate with plant life
* [[Magic Proficiency]]: a trait which enables the Great Fairy to start with more Wisdom-based treasures

==Physiology==
While not vital information, the following includes further detail on the race's appearance and biology.

[[Fairy Companion|Common Fairies]], also known as "Tiny Fairies," appear from a distance as small floating orbs of light with wings. A closer view reveals them to be actually be glowing, winged [[Hylian]]-like creatures of tiny size--size comparable to the mysterious [[Picori]] race. Though their shape is similar to Hylians, Fairies often have exotically, brightly colored hair and eyes, and may have unusually colored skin as well. Most Fairies will forever remain in this form: small, but flying with ease at great speeds, and with magical power comparable to a skilled Hylian. The rare few will either strive vigorously to enhance their innate magical power, gain the boon of a deity, or inherit the power of a deceased Great Fairy to evolve beyond this tiny form. Those who undergo this evolution will grow greatly in size, and unlock profoundly deeper potential for magical power, becoming a legendary race of beings known as Great Fairies. Most common Fairies never even dream of undergoing this evolution. It requires proving oneself beyond compare to a powerful being, or unlocking magical secrets which not even most Fairies can begin to understand. As such, most Great Fairies are either so benevolent as to be considered saints, or extremely driven and self-righteous.

A newborn Fairy can be created by [[Fairy Companion|a powerful magical spell]], usually only cast by Great Fairies, or powerful entities such as the Great Deku Tree. A Fairy is "born" with intelligence and mental capabilities comparable to a young adult, and a physical form which resembles a tiny Hylian who has just entered adulthood, typically wearing little to no clothing, but occasionally a feminine dress of some kind. They are almost universally female, with males being a rarity. A Fairy never appears to age, retaining a similar appearance of a young adult for its entire life. Despite this, a typical Tiny Fairy rarely lives to exceed 100 years of age. A Great Fairy, however, can supposedly live for hundreds of years, potentially older than any race that isn't [[undead]].

When a Fairy ascends into being a Great Fairy, her form will always grow, usually to size comparable to a Hylian, but occasionally larger or smaller. Sometimes the Fairy will lose her wings, but if she doesn't, they become mostly appendages, as her form as become too large and heavy to sustain flight with them. Instead, many Great Fairies may fly with [[Hover|more magical means]]. If a Great Fairy ascends due to unusual circumstances, her appearance can change considerably, usually to a bizarre and beautiful form which resembles no other creatures.

==Culture & History==
While not vital information, the following includes further detail on the race's origins, development, and society.

It is unknown how Fairies as a whole truly originated, or who originally conceived the spells which bring them into existence. Though some Great Fairies revere a powerful being known as the Fairy Queen, and suspect she has created the original Fairies, most or perhaps all Fairies have no proof she even exists. Like most beings created through magic, Fairies have no collective society across their entire race, and have a largely unknown history.

The most populous gathering of Fairies can be found in the depths of [[Kokiri Forest]]. Here, the Great Deku Tree has long summoned Fairies to serve as the guides and companions of young [[Kokiri]]. Rarely, Fairies have abandoned their Kokiri charge, or the Kokiri was taken from the Fairy prematurely. In these odd occurrences, the Fairy is usually set free. Some stay within the forest, and may try to find a new Kokiri companion, while others venture out into the rest of Hyrule.

Most other Fairies live alone in desolate regions, or in small tightly-knit communities centered around one Great Fairy who created common Fairies to keep her company. They are well-known for inhabiting secretive fountains, often hidden in regions only the most curious of travelers would ever explore. Fairies--particularly Great Fairies--have a general understanding that, although other races have no particular ill will against them, they aren't ready to intermingle with what they perceive to be a Great Fairy. As such, a Great Fairy will usually go out of her way to hide her wings in towns or other public places, only revealing her true origins and powers to those they trust.

Although a traveling Great Fairy is rare, one who does either spreads good will with her healing powers and wisdom, or seeks only to expand her already impressive skill with magic.
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Category:Races

2014-05-29T18:58:28Z

Blonde Panther:

Within are listed every playable '''race''' of creatures on Hyrule Castle. Whenever a role-player creates a new character, one of the decisions to be made is the character's race--whether it be the more common [[Race:Hylian|Hylian]] to the more exotic [[Race:Yeti|Yeti]]. There are three groups of races: standard, uncommon, and elite.
* '''Standard''' races are a frequent sight in Hyrule, can be used by anyone, even by [[Newcomer]]s as their first character.
* '''Uncommon''' races are more rare and generally a bit more powerful. A [[Veteran]] can create a character of such a race freely, but a Newcomer or a [[Regular]] requires a specific [[Race License]] to make a character of an uncommon race.
* '''Elite''' races are particularly powerful, and even more restricted than uncommon races. To make a character of an elite race, any player--from Newcomer to Veteran--requires a Race License specifically for that race.

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[[Category:Library]]

Talk:Wall of Hazards

2013-12-05T14:05:20Z

Blonde Panther:

Is this supposed to be in the Light Field category?[[User:Blonde Panther|Blonde Panther]] ([[User talk:Blonde Panther|talk]]) 15:30, 30 November 2013 (MST)
:Yes, as one version of it uses the power of Light prominently. In the TreasureBox template, it only lists fields which apply to all versions of the spell. The description of each version notes that it's added to the appropriate field.
:I felt making one "Wall of Hazards" treasure would be better than having half-a-dozen different spells which basically do the same thing (i.e., the numerous variants on Fire Enchantment or Magic Bolt), but I guess it causes little problems like this. Do you think something about it should change? --[[User:Guy|Guy]] ([[User talk:Guy|talk]]) 01:54, 4 December 2013 (MST)
::No, you're right. I was confused to see it in the Light list, but if you look at it like that, it makes sense. [[User:Blonde Panther|Blonde Panther]] ([[User talk:Blonde Panther|talk]]) 07:05, 5 December 2013 (MST)

Talk:Magic Bolt

2013-12-05T14:03:15Z

Blonde Panther:

Can any Enchantment other than Fire or Ice be applied to this? Such as Wind or Shock? [[User:Blonde Panther|Blonde Panther]] ([[User talk:Blonde Panther|talk]]) 12:35, 1 December 2013 (MST)
:I would think so, so long as it has a corresponding projectile variant (i.e., Shadow Enchantment would create Shadow Ball). Do you think that should be explicitly stated? --[[User:Guy|Guy]] ([[User talk:Guy|talk]]) 01:57, 4 December 2013 (MST)
::To prevent confusion, perhaps. I recall in the past Magic Rods could be enchanted with any element and it said so in its description, so the change might make members think they can no longer do so. [[User:Blonde Panther|Blonde Panther]] ([[User talk:Blonde Panther|talk]]) 07:03, 5 December 2013 (MST)

Talk:Magic Bolt

2013-12-01T19:35:27Z

Blonde Panther: Created page with "Can any Enchantment other than Fire or Ice be applied to this? Such as Wind or Shock? ~~~~"

Can any Enchantment other than Fire or Ice be applied to this? Such as Wind or Shock? [[User:Blonde Panther|Blonde Panther]] ([[User talk:Blonde Panther|talk]]) 12:35, 1 December 2013 (MST)

Talk:Wall of Hazards

2013-11-30T22:30:32Z

Blonde Panther: Created page with "Is this supposed to be in the Light Field category?~~~~"

Is this supposed to be in the Light Field category?[[User:Blonde Panther|Blonde Panther]] ([[User talk:Blonde Panther|talk]]) 15:30, 30 November 2013 (MST)

Race:Yeti

2013-11-07T08:40:45Z

Blonde Panther: typoes

{{RaceIntro|standard}}

Canonically, Yeti appeared only in ''Twilight Princess.'' Yook, a variant of Yeti, have only appeared in ''Phantom Hourglass.''

==Character Creation Brief==
A Yeti typically hails from the snowy northern region of Snowhead, and is most at home in temperatures considered frigid by most other races. This is partially due to the thick white fur which covers the majority of their bodies, leaving only their gray-colored faces, hands, and feet exposed. They appear at an height equal to or double that of the typical [[Hylian]], and usually have strength to match. While intelligent, they are foreigners to the Hyrule mainland, and as such may not have a full grasp of the Hyrulean language and customs.

A Yeti begins with a [[PWC]] of 2/1/1, having a 2 in Power. This starting PWC can be defied by using the [[Exception]] racial perk during character creation.

A Yeti has an innate racial perk called [[Frigid Composition]], which helps him or her resist cold and endure frigid climates, but renders them weak to heat. In addition to this, a Yeti character can have up to three additional [[racial perk]]s of choice. In addition to the general perks available to every race, a Yeti can also choose from:
* [[Child of Snowhead]]: a trait which makes acquiring {{Field|Ice}} treasures easier
* [[Ice Breath]]: a technique which can be used to exhale freezing air; Yeti born with this technique are often called "Yook"
* [[Power Lift]]: a technique which, when used, triples the weight the Yeti can lift, carry over their head, push, or pull
* [[Rage]]: a powerful technique which lets a Yeti briefly increase his strength and speed, but leaves him fatigued
* [[Yeti Punch]]: a technique which doubles the power of a Yeti's punches, and surrounds them with an icy aura

===Recommended Origins===
If you've never made a character before and intend to make a Yeti, it is ''highly encouraged'' that you base your character on one of the following two origins. If you've made a character before, these example origins may provide inspiration for your character.

====Snowhead Yeti====
For countless generations, you and your people have made your home in the familiar frozen hills you have always known. You hunted for White Wolfos, and gathered Chill Seeds for food. Water was all around you; all you needed to do was melt it. It was simpler, then. Over a decade ago, some evil monster known as Ganon began tormenting the mysterious land to the south. Before long, scrawny hairless Yeti--which you later realized to be [[Hylian]]s--made their way into your land. It was then that your entire race began to realize what lied beyond the hills, entire contininents of magic, of mysterious creatures, and of untold adventures. Many forgot the simple life of their ancestors to seek out this new, uncomfortably warm world--whether it be for greed, loneliness, boredom, or mere curiosity. Perhaps you were among them. It was only when you left, and began learning the Hyrulean language, that you realized your home had a name: Snowhead.

A Snowhead Yeti begins with a PWC of 2/1/1. Its racial perks include [[Frigid Composition]], [[Child of Snowhead]], [[Power Lift]], and [[Yeti Punch]].

====Glacier Yook====
Looking back, it's hard to really remember how it happened. You once roamed the endless ice fields you now know to be the Subrosian Glacier, surrounded by other Yook just like yourself. One thing led to another, and you ended up on a ship ferrying you off to some strange, expansive new land--far too warm for your liking, but filled with wonders the likes of which you've never seen. You've discovered here similar Yooks to yourself who hailed from the east, whereas you hailed from the west. They're larger, but can't spit ice. This world is unlike anything you've ever dreamed, but for one reason or another, you've decided to start your life anew here.

A Glacier Yook begins with a PWC of 2/1/1. Its racial perks include [[Frigid Composition]], [[Ice Breath]], [[Power Lift]], and [[Rage]].

==Physiology==
While not vital information, the following includes further detail on the race's appearance and biology.

Like most races, Yeti have two genders, and reproduce in the normal way expected of mammals. The females tend to be smaller and lighter than their male counterparts. Normally, only one child is born at a time, and a mother on average has about three children in her lifetime. Yeti as a whole age at a rate comparable to [[Hylian]]s; that is, they reach adulthood after 15-20 years, and can rarely live to be as old as 100.

A typical adult Yeti stands between 7 and 8 feet tall (or 210cm to 240cm), and weighs about 300 lbs (or 135kg). In extreme cases, they can be as small as 5 feet tall (150cm), weighing about 150 lbs (70kg); and as large as 10 feet tall (300cm), weighing about 500 lbs (225kg). A Yeti's skin is comparably tough, and usually a blue-gray huge, but occasionally a hazelnut brown. Despite this, almost all of their flesh is burried in thick layers of white or off-white fur, leaving only their face, hands, and feet exposed. The fur aids in keeping them warm, and their hands and feet are particularly durable against cold compared to the rest of their skin. Some Yeti have large, beaver-like tails which hang behind them, but the majority seem to lack suck tails. The purpose of these tails is unknown.

A Yeti's facial features seem to vary widely. All Yeti at least have the normal humanoid components: two symmetrical eyes, a nose, a mouth, and a pair of ears. However, their shape and size vary widely from one Yeti to the next. One may have beady red eyes, while the other may have large, expressively blue irises. Some have tusks, while others have smaller dainty-lipped mouthes.

Generally, a Yeti is particularly strong and durable, but the extra weight and size of their bodies keeps them slower than smaller races. While often thought to be less intelligent than Hylians, they routinely have shown the capability to learn languages foreign to them, and have memory, creativity, and processing speed within the realm of average [[Hylian]]s.

All, or at least most, Yeti have the biological organs necessary to [[Ice Breath|exhale icy winds]] capable of freezing objects. Despite this, not all Yeti have learned to do so. Those who have are usually distinguished as "Yooks," tend to be smaller, and more likely hail from the east than the west. Though culturally distinct, Yooks are of the same race as Yeti.

==Culture & History==
While not vital information, the following includes further detail on the race's origins, development, and society.

The origins of Yeti are largely unknown, as traditionally members of this race did not record their history. It is widely believed that at one point in the distant past, both Yeti and Yooks lived together as one race. Since then, Yeti migrated to Snowhead, the northwestern region of Hyrule. Meanwhile, Yooks ended up in the Subrosian Glacier, an area northeast of Hyrule that is separated from the mainland by the Great Sea. When referred to together, both sects are usually referred to as Yeti.

For countless generations, both sects remained completely distinct from one another. They lived primitively compared to [[Hylian]]s. Both Yooks and Yetis lived in caves, had a simple "language" devoid of writing, and survived by hunting and gathering. Generally, they were isolated in small, separate tribes and families. Yooks wore clothing for protection, while Yeti relied entirely on their natural fur. The mainland Hyruleans believed Yeti to be pure myths, nothing but fairytales of giant, man-eating beasts in humanoid shape.

Shortly after Ganon began his siege on Southern Hyrule, the resulting chaos causes the Hyruleans to flee from settlements they had clung to for generations. The influx of refugees causes unprecedented exploration outside what had long since served as the borders of Hyrule, including pioneering [[Hylian]]s venturing through Snowhead, and [[Rito]] sailing the seas far to the east. Eventually, the tales of Yeti sightings became so common that mystery gave way to science. When a young explorer finally brought her giant Yeti friend down from the mountains into Castle Town, there was no longer any denying their existence. Thankfully, the tales of "man-eating beasts" turned out to be entirely false, as it seemed the Yeti were even more peaceful than the Hylians themselves, not even initially understanding the concept of war. The fact that snow wasn't omnipresent to the south initially bewildered them. Eventually, it became known that the Yook variety existed far to the east.

In the years since then, there has been limited communication between Yeti tribes and the rest of Hyrule. While it has been widely accepted that Yeti exist, they are still surrounded in mystery, and are rarely sighted south of Castle Town. As for the Yeti themselves, they have begun to incorporate some of Hyrule into their lives--enjoying luxuries like furniture in their caves, and incorporating many Hyrulean words into their language. The rare, young, adventurous Yeti and Yooks have begun to explore this vast new world for themselves. Similarly, the occasional Hyruleans take it upon themselves to see their northern neighbors for themselves.

Somewhat ironically, Yeti hate the warmth of Hyrule as much as Hyruleans hate the cold of Snowhead and the Subrosian Glacier. Perhaps because of this, there has been no known conflict over land, and relations between Yeti and the rest of Hyrule has remained on good terms.
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Traveler

2013-11-07T08:32:47Z

Blonde Panther: really fixed the typo this time

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'''Traveler''' is a utility trait, and a [[racial perk]] of [[Lynel]]s. As such, a Lynel character may gain this treasure upon creation. A Lynel can gain this as a normal treasure, at 15 rupees less than the normal price. Other races may gain this treasure normally.

Due to their status of being nomads, travelers, and fleet runners, many Lynels have a natural proficiency for [[:Category:Travel Field|Travel]] treasures. When determining the cost of such a treasure, treat each the user's [[PWC]] attributes as each being 1 point higher, to a maximum of 5.

==Trivia==
* Similar racial treasures include [[Aquatic Birth]], [[On the Breeze]], [[Child of Snowhead]], [[Heart of the Forest]], [[Down to Earth]], [[Traveler]], [[Illusionist]], [[Heart of Darkness]], [[Gift of Light]], [[Hero's Legacy]], and [[Infernal Birth]].
* {{Original|creator=Guy}}

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Traveler

2013-11-07T08:31:55Z

Blonde Panther: typo

{{TB
|field1=Lynel
|field2=PWC
|field3=Travel
|intent=Utility
|form=Trait
|set=50}}
'''Traveler''' is a utility trait, and a [[racial perk]] of [[Lynel]]s. As such, a Lynel character may gain this treasure upon creation. A Lynel can gain this as a normal treasure, at 15 rupees less than the normal price. Other races may gain this treasure normally.

Due to their status of being nomads, travelers, and fleet runners, many Lynels have a natural proficiency for [[:Category:Travel Field|Travel]] treasures. When determining the cost of such a treasure, treat each the user's [[PWC]] attributes as each being 1 point higher, to a maximum of 5.

==Trivia==
* Similar racial treasures include [[Aquatic Birth]], [[On the Breeze]], [[Child of Snowhead]], [[Heart of the Forest]], [[Down to Earth]], [[Traveler]], [[Illusonist]], [[Heart of Darkness]], [[Gift of Light]], [[Hero's Legacy]], and [[Infernal Birth]].
* {{Original|creator=Guy}}

{{RacePerks|lynel=hot}}

Seed Expertise

2013-11-07T08:22:28Z

Blonde Panther: typo

{{TB|intent=Utility|form=Trait|field1=Korok|field2=PWC|field3=Seed|field4=Tokay|set=0}}
'''Seed Expertise''' is a utility trait, and a exclusive racial perk for both [[Tokay]] and [[Korok]]s. As such, a member of either race can choose to gain it as a perk upon character creation. Unlike most racial perks, this cannot be obtained after character creation as a normal treasure. Because this is an exclusive perk, it cannot be gained by other races. [[Category:Created by Guy]]

Because of their natural tendency to collect and use magical seeds, Tokay are often found with at least a few in their possession, and have a natural expertise for {{Field|Seed}}-based treasures. Similarly, most Koroks are expected to spread magical seeds across the land, making them particularly familiar with these items. This manifests in two separate benefits. First, when determining the cost of a treasure in the {{Field|Seed}} field, treat each the user's PWC attributes as each being 1 point higher, to a maximum of 5.

Secondly, the Tokay or Korok can begin with any one of the following treasures for free.
* [[Chill Seed Supply]]
* [[Ember Seed Supply]]
* [[Glow Seed Supply]]
* [[Hyoi Pear Supply]]
* [[Magic Bean Supply]]
* [[Pegasus Seed Supply]]
* [[Scent Seed Supply]]
* [[Seed Shooter]]

Unlike most racial perks, Seed Expertise can be gained multiple times. A Tokay or Korok can begin with multiple instances of this perk to gain an additional treasure from the list.
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{{RacePerks|tokay=yes|korok=yes}}

Race:Hylian

2013-11-07T08:20:40Z

Blonde Panther: typo

{{RaceIntro|standard}}

Canonically, Hylians appear in every game in the ''Zelda'' series.

==Character Creation Brief==
Hylians are by far the most populous race of mainland Hyrule. As such, almost any other being in Hyrule will recognize their race from a glance, and often stereotype them accordingly. Despite other races' view of them as pompous, ignorant, intelligent, or rich, Hylians as a whole have the most varied personalities and backgrounds of nearly any race. Compared to other races, they are often the middlground in terms of size, strength, and intelligence. They are particularly social and organized as a race, and have both the most and the largest settlements. Since Ganon's invasion, most Southern Hylians have had a difficult time coping with his monstrous rampage, but Northern Hyrule and its Hylians have remained mostly untouched.

A Hylian begins with a [[PWC]] of 2/1/1, 1/2/1, or 1/1/2. In effect, they begin at 1/1/1 with an additional +1 to any aspect of PWC.

A Hylian character can have up to three [[racial perk]]s of choice. In addition to the general perks available to every race, a Hylian can also choose from:
* [[Hero's Legacy]]: a trait which makes it easier to acquire {{Field|WeaponBase}} treasures
* [[Magic Proficiency]]: a trait which enables the Hylian to start with more [[:Category:Wisdom-based|Wisdom-based]] treasures
* [[Message]]: a spell which enables the Hylian to silently communicate to others, or even leave such messages imbued in animate objects
* [[Sense]]: a defensive trait that warns a Hylian of nearby enemies, as if by some sixth sense
* [[Spin Attack]]: an offensive weapon-based technique used by a legendary hero

===Recommended Origins===
If you've never made a character before and intend to make a Hylian, it is ''highly encouraged'' that you base your character on one of the following five origins. If you've made a character before, these example origins may provide inspiration for your character.

====Northern Hylian====
Residing in Hyrule Castle-Town in either the Noble Estates or Residential district, in Lon Lon Ranch, in Nabooru, or in Mido, you have grown accustomed to a very pleasant sort of lifestyle. While you may not be as physically strong as those in Southern Hyrule, this does not mean you are any less formidable in battle. Because of your lifestyle, you have focused more on mental prowess and intelligence, making you much more prone to magical skill. This proficiency for magic allows for even warriors to learn basic spells, compounding physical prowess with spellcraft. On the other hand, Northern Hylian casters are usually more powerful than Southern ones, due to being able to access arcane knowledge that Southern Hylians cannot.

A Northern Hylian begins with a PWC of 1/2/1. Its racial perks include [[Magic Proficiency]], [[Message]], and [[Rupee Riches]].

====Hyrule Castle Guard====
Being a member of Hyrule's official military, you are skilled in the ways of physical combat. Sworn to protecting the peace of Northern Hyrule, you have undergone vigorous training in ways of the sword, and have spent much time building your strength. When a need for your services arises, you are quick to give your aid; whether it be to fend of encroaching moblin, or to bring justice to thieves, you are always a force to be reckoned with.

A Castle Guard begins with a PWC of 2/1/1. Its racial perks include [[Hero's Legacy]], [[Sense]], and [[Spin Attack]].

====Thief of the Lost Woods====
As a thief, your life has been spent preying on the poor passerby that crosses your path. You've lived in Daruna all your life. Once you became a thief, you also began to spend time in the Lost Woods, staying for periods of time in the Fortress of Thieves. You know your away around the woods very well, giving yourself an advantage over others less knowledgeable. Although you may live as a thief, this does not mean you are a particularly bad person. You may just do this for the thrill, or to provide for your family. Or, perhaps, you really are just malicious and greedy...

A Thief of the Lost Woods begins with a PWC of 1/1/2. Its racial perks include [[Sense]], [[Rupee Riches]], and [[Message]].

====Refugee of the Western Caves====
Fifteen years ago, Southern Hyrule changed forever. Ganon and his armies ruthlessly destroyed the lives of many Hylians, forcing them to seek shelter in the caves of Southern Hyrule. After Ganon had overtaken Kakariko Village, destroyed Saria, and occupied Kasuto, the surviving Hylians of these cities made their way to the Western Caves. These caverns are well-hidden, rarely ever seeing the visit of Ganon's forces. As a refugee in the Western Caves, you have been forced to learn the ways of stealth to avoid the gaze of Ganon. is, along with your need for survival,has made you very adept in the ways of living off of the land; you have become agile and dexterous, skilled with a bow and arrow. Life for you is hard, but you have come to terms with that. If you're a young adult, chances are good you've been raised in these caves.

A Refugee of the Western caves begins with a PWC of 1/1/2. Its racial perks include [[Sense]], [[Message]], and [[Hero's Legacy]].

====Refugee of the Eastern Caves====
During Ganon's invasion, you, along with the other refugees of Tantari Desert, fled to the Eastern Caves. T hese caves are also known as the [[Gerudo]] Fortress, a well-fortified position inhabited by a female race of warrior-thieves. Ever since the invasion, the Hylians and Gerudo of the Eastern Caves have had to fight of the attacking monsters. This has caused the Hylians here to become physically strong, and particularly skilled in the ways of battle. If you're a young adult, chances are good you've been raised in these caves. More recently, groups of Hylians fled the caves, most of whom fled to the former city of Ruto. The Hylians of Ruto have since started to rebuild their city, hoping for a brighter future.

A Refugee of the Eastern Caves begins with a PWC of 2/1/1. Its racial perks include [[Hero's Legacy]], [[Sense]], and [[Spin Attack]].

==Physiology==
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While not vital information, the following includes further detail on the race's appearance and biology.

Most have tan flesh, ranging from fair to dark, which tends to be darker in warmer climates. While most have characteristically pointed ears, particularly in colder climates, there exist "round-eared" Hylians as well.

==Culture & History==
The Hylians are the chosen race of the gods, bound to do the will of the Golden Goddesses of the Triforce. Considered to be a superior race to the others of Hyrule, the Hylians have been given the charge of governing Hyrule and its people. In appearance, Hylians are very similar to human beings, the only difference being that of their ears. Much like elves, Hylians are proud owners of long pointed ears, giving them an elegant grace.

Hylians are among the most widespread races in the land of Hyrule, making their home in many places. The majority of Hylians hail from the northern part of Hyrule, which has, thus far, escaped the majority of Ganon's fury. This is largely due to the large body of water separating the two lands, as well as the efforts of the Hyrule Castle Guard. As opposed to their counterparts, living within the Eastern and Western Caves, the Northern Hylians live far more comfortable lives. Because of this, they are not as strongly built, focusing more upon mental prowess and intelligence. However, this does not mean that the Hylians in North Hyrule are any less ferocious within battle. Although they are physically weaker than Southern Hylians, Northern Hylians have a higher proficiency for magic. This proficiency for magic allows for even warriors to learn basic spells, compounding physical prowess with spell craft. On the other hand, Northern Hylian casters are usually more powerful than Southern ones, due to being able to access arcane knowledge that Southern Hylians cannot.

Hylains residing in the south lands of Hyrule had to adapt to their environment with Ganon’s forces constantly attacking them. Most Southern Hylians are built hardier than most Hylians, larger in size, and more resilient to physical pain. However, Western Cave Hylians are built less hardy, their bodies and muscles more compact instead, giving them greater agility. Trained for battle from a very young age, both groups of Southern Hylians make far greater warriors than their Northern counterparts. Forced to deal with Ganon's assaults on a regular basis for years, the Eastern Caves Hylians have taken back the city of Ruto, pushing forth from their refuge. Spending very little time doing anything else but training, hunting, farming, and finally surviving, the Southern Hylians are generally not as proficient at magic, compared to Northern Hylians. They have become spartan, rugged, and hardened for battle, but have since lost their "finer" senses as a result.

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Disembodied

2013-11-04T06:20:26Z

Blonde Panther: typo

{{TB
|intent=Defensive
|form=Trait
|field1=Poe
|field2=Summon
|set=0}}
'''Disembodied''' is a defensive trait{{Perk|Poe|innate=yes}}

When a Poe is "born" into its state of [[undead|undeath]], it has no physical form. It exists only has a fainly-visible "wisp," which resembles a fist-sized flame of an odd hue. Only through sheer concentration and practice can a Poe learn to manifest what others perceive as its body. This body generally takes a somewhat humanoid shape, often with childlike proportions. Since many Poes have the natural ability to [[hover]], this body may lack legs, instead floating as an armed torso and head. Normally, the body appears somewhat monstrous, and lacks a strong resemblance to any specific race. On rare occasions, however, a Poe may be able to resemble its former shape--a Goron spirit may actually be able to still resemble a Goron, for instance. This occurrence is more likely if the death was recent, or if the Poe still has memories of its former life.

Despite manifesting a body, the Poe's soul will always remain a wisp. Some Poes carry the wisp inside their manifested body, but most carry it separately in a lantern or similar container to protect it. In either case, the body itself is only an extension of the soul's willpower. Any damage taken by the body will be felt by the soul, and any injuries taken will affect the manifestation as if it was a real body. Despite this, destroying the body will never kill the soul. So long as the soul persists, the Poe will live in undeath forever, and can only be destroyed with exceedingly strong magic which specializes in destroying Poes. A Poe with an injured or destroyed body can easily be captured, however. Without the aid of a manifested body, the small wisp can travel only at a snail's pace, and can easily be trapped, or even stored in a bottle. [[Category:Canonical Treasures]]

Once a Poe learns to manifest a body, it can toggle its body off and on at will. Switching from the body state to the wisp state, or vice versa, takes only about a second. Once a Poe manifests a body, attempting to change its appearance is very difficult (and time consuming) without the aid of another treasure, such as [[Actor's Illusion]].
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{{RacePerks|poe=yes}}

Boomerang Fins

2013-11-02T12:28:46Z

Blonde Panther: typoes

{{TB
|intent=Offensive
|form=Technique
|PWC=C
|cost=4
|field1=Projectile
|field2=Zora}}
'''Boomerang Fins''' is an offensive technique{{Perk|Zora|nos=nos|distinct=yes|nodiscount=yes}}

Due to an evolved mutation within his or her body, a trained Zora is capable of extending out fins from his or her forearms. These fins are formed from cartilage, and are both hard and sharp, comparable to sharpened wood. Generally, these natural weapons can be used in unarmed combat, and can be used for increased swimming maneuverability.

In addition, the fins can even be thrown off the user's arms as projectiles, either one at a time or in unison. Much like a [[Boomerang]], these projectiles will always return to the Zora who threw them, and harmlessly latch back onto the Zora's arms. While not particularly lethal, these boomerang fins are still sharp enough to cause injury, and can carry small objects back to the user much like the Boomerang used by Hylians.

==Trivia==
{{Canon|Majora's Mask|nolink}}

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Talk:Camouflage

2013-11-02T12:26:48Z

Blonde Panther: Created page with "Guy, could you somehow edit all occurrences of Camoflauge that I can't edit by simply editing the page? ~~~~"

Guy, could you somehow edit all occurrences of Camoflauge that I can't edit by simply editing the page? [[User:Blonde Panther|Blonde Panther]] ([[User talk:Blonde Panther|talk]]) 06:26, 2 November 2013 (MDT)

Camouflage

2013-11-02T12:26:08Z

Blonde Panther: Typo

{{TB|intent=Defensive|form=Technique|field1=Kikwi|field2=Illusion|cost=2|PWC=C}}
'''Camouflage''' is a defensive technique{{Perk|Kikwi|nos=nos|distinct=yes|nodiscount=yes}}

Within relatively organic surroundings, a Kikwi can instantly use the plant on its back to assume the appearance of a common bush. A particularly skilled Kikwi is able to do this particularly well, adapting the bush's appearance with a speck of magic to blend into almost any surroundings flawlessly... so long as the Kikwi lays face-down on the ground. Unintelligent creatures will lose track of the hiding Kikwi easily, and may even lose them in plain sight if they lack a means to track them other than by sight--such as [[Mask of Scents|scent]] or sonar. Intelligent creatures will easily see through the disguise if it's activated in front of them, but still may be fooled if the Kikwi has a moment to hide properly, and the searching creature doesn't have [[Lens of Truth|any means]] of seeing through this illusion.
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==Trivia==
{{Canon|Skyward Sword}}

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Talk:Language of Fauna

2013-11-02T12:15:23Z

Blonde Panther: Created page with "Maybe this could make a Racial Perk for Picori as well? I seem to recall that in Minish Cap, Mini Link could talk to dogs, chicks, cows, and Epona. ~~~~"

Maybe this could make a Racial Perk for Picori as well? I seem to recall that in Minish Cap, Mini Link could talk to dogs, chicks, cows, and Epona. [[User:Blonde Panther|Blonde Panther]] ([[User talk:Blonde Panther|talk]]) 06:15, 2 November 2013 (MDT)

Talk:Deku Pirouette

2013-11-02T12:07:08Z

Blonde Panther: Created page with "Would this be a weaker, faster form of the Spin Attack for non-Dekus? ~~~~"

Would this be a weaker, faster form of the Spin Attack for non-Dekus? [[User:Blonde Panther|Blonde Panther]] ([[User talk:Blonde Panther|talk]]) 06:07, 2 November 2013 (MDT)

Talk:Heart of Darkness

2013-11-02T12:00:16Z

Blonde Panther: signed comment

Is this supposed to be for Shadow Treasures? Making Garo and Twili have an affinity for Light, especially with a name like 'Heart of Darkness' and with Gift of Light existing, doesn't seem to make sense.[[User:Blonde Panther|Blonde Panther]] ([[User talk:Blonde Panther|talk]]) 06:00, 2 November 2013 (MDT)

Talk:Heart of Darkness

2013-11-02T12:00:00Z

Blonde Panther: Created page with "Is this supposed to be for Shadow Treasures? Making Garo and Twili have an affinity for Light, especially with a name like 'Heart of Darkness' and with Gift of Light existing,..."

Scent Seed Supply

2013-10-24T09:57:30Z

Blonde Panther: Typoes

{{TB
|botanist=yes
|form=Organic Item
|intent=Utility
|set=2 or 15
|field1=Deku
|field2=Seed
|field3=SingleUse
|field4=Stock}}
A '''Scent Seed''' appears as a small fruit, appearing as an orange sphere with small protruding spikes. When a Scent Seed is struck against a hard surface, it releases a strange and powerful scent that strongly attracts many feral creatures, including many monsters. An individual Scent Seed is a [[:Category:SingleUse Field|Single-Use]] item, and can be acquired at a cost of 2 rupees. An individual Scent Seed can only be used once.

The '''Scent Seed Supply''' is a [[:Category:Stock Field|Stock]] treasure which gives the owner an effectively infinite supply of these seeds, costing a set 15 rupees. A supply is a racial perk for [[Deku Scrub]]s, and as such, a Deku Scrub can choose to gain it as a perk upon character creation. Other races must acquire this treasure normally.

A [[Crafting#Botany|Botanist]] can [[Crafting|craft]] with individual Scent Seeds (but not with a supply of them). A skilled botanist can use 3 single Scent Seeds to craft a Scent Seed Supply. Using 4 individual seeds, the botanist can splice a Scent Seed's aromatic effect into a [[:Category:Stock Field|supply]] of other seeds, fruits, or vegetables.

==Trivia==
* {{Canon|Oracle of Seasons'' and ''Oracle of Ages}}

Ring of Silence

2013-10-24T09:53:45Z

Blonde Panther: typo

{{TB
|intent=Defensive
|form=Magical Item
|PWC=C
|cost=4
|field1=Protect}}
A '''Ring of Silence''' is a defensive magical item. Any sound made by the wearer, or any items the wearer holds, is greatly muffled. All but the loudest of sounds made by the user are practically inaudible in the presence of any background noise. Any object other than the ground that the user touches, but does not hold or wear, will still make noise normally. For instance, a chain held in the user's hand will jingle inaudibly, but tapping that chain into a wall will make noise normally.

{{Original|creator=Gabby}}