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| − | <includeonly>The {{PAGENAME}} treasure does not appear verbatim within the official Zelda series. {{#if:{{{media|}}}|However, it does appear in {{{media|}}}. [[Category:Borderline-Canon Treasures]] |}}{{#if:{{{guess|}}}|However, it can be interpreted to exist from context{{#if:{{{game|}}}|, initially so in ''{{{game|}}}''. | + | <includeonly>The {{PAGENAME}} treasure does not appear verbatim within the official Zelda series. {{#if:{{{media|}}}|However, it does appear in {{{media|}}}. [[Category:Borderline-Canon Treasures]] |}}{{#if:{{{guess|}}}|However, it can be interpreted to exist from [[Category:Interpreted Treasures]] context{{#if:{{{game|}}}|, initially so in ''{{{game|}}}''. |.}}|}}</includeonly><noinclude> |
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
Latest revision as of 18:09, 23 April 2016
Usage
This template places a specific pair of sentences which detail the origin of a "Borderline-Canon" treasure. To use it, insert the following in a treasure's description:
{{Borderline
|media=
|guess=
|game
|}}
If the treasure appears in related media, such as Wands of Gamelon or The Legend of Zelda animated series, then the name of this media should be placed in the media line. Formatting, such as italics should be applied as appropriate.
If the treasure can be interpreted to exist within the Zelda series, put text (any test) should be put in the guess line. If the interpreted treasure's inspiration appears in canon, its first appearance should be entered in the game line: such as The Legend of Zelda or A Link to the Past. Italics will be applied automatically.
