Hyrule Warriors Adventure Mode Map
Page ToolsAdventure Mode is a special mode in which you can acquire Heart Containers and powerful new weapons, power up your warriors, and unlock new.In Adventure Mode, your goal is to access new areas of the map, modeled after the overworld map in the original Legend of Zelda, by winning battles with various special rules. Where your character can move on the world map depends on the battle rank you have attained in the battles on each map square.In the above screen, Link is standing on (the eighth square of the eighth row). The arrows surrounding Link tell you the minimum battle rank you must achieve to unlock the adjacent squares.
Hyrule Warriors Legends Guide – Weapons Locations, Warriors, Costumes With multiple warriors and weapons present in the game, you will need to visit various Scenarios and complete them to. Hyrule Warriors Adventure Mode Map Guide. Posted on September 26, 2014 by Rift Universe. So I mentioned at the end of my review that I might make you guys a map for Hyrule Warriors. I sadly have a day job that competes with my gameplaying duties (I have to pay the bills somehow!), so it’s not complete, but I do have enough information that.
If you complete that square's challenge with a 'B' Rank or above, all three adjacent squares (, 7-8, and ) will unlock. A 'C' Rank however, will only unlock the square to Link's left and the one above him.As you progress through Adventure Mode and, more of the map will become available to unlock.SquaresBeat this level to unlockGreenOrangePurpleBrownBlueRedAdditionally, various Item Cards will randomly pop up as rewards for completing different squares.
A glance at the map will show you which Item Cards are awarded on which screens but be aware that they shuffle around from time to time!Item Cards Classic items like the, and will often be awarded for completing different screens. These Item Cards are used to discover hidden things on the Adventure Mode search screen (hit the X Button on the map screen to search the square you're standing on).Look in the upper left corner of the previous screen.
See how the 'A' Rank Victory section says 'Requires Search'? That means you search the screen (X Button) and use the appropriate Item Card in the appropriate area. If you use the right Item Card in the correct location, you'll unlock the ability to earn that reward when you tackle that screen's challenge.How do you know which square is the correct square?
Well, knowlege of the original Legend of Zelda's secrets (which rocks to bomb, which trees to burn) will give you an edge! You can also use the Compass Card.
This will make the correct area on the map sparkle as in the above screen.
Reuse the Same Compass Item Card in Adventure ModeNormally all item cards in the Adventure Mode maps are single use, but this trick will allow you to use the same Compass card multiple times without the need to earn / buy another.When using the Compass on a square that allows it, an area will sparkle as a hint, along with a message prompt starting you found a suspicious area. When the message prompt appears, DO NOT press A to continue (otherwise the game will autosave and you will lose that item card forever). Instead, hit the HOME button and quit the game. When you restart the game and head into Adventure Mode, you'll see that you'll still have the same amount of Compass cards in your posession.
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You can use this trick to get multiple hints with the same card, making finding the hidden spots to use items much simpler.Contributed By: TuxedoAlex. Apothecary MixturesThe Apothecary, found in the Bazaar, contains many mixtures you can create using found materials and a rupee cost. These mixtures last for a single level and provide a variety of effects, generally to help with collecting drops or getting more XP and rupees. Obtaining these mixtures requires the Apothecary to be leveled up, which is done by collecting Gold Skulltula illustrations from throughout Legend and/or Adventure Mode. You'll need a total of 90 Skulltulas to fully open up the Apothecary:Apothecary Level 1 - 0 Skulltulas (default)Apothecary Level 2 - 3 SkulltulasApothecary Level 3 - 12 SkulltulasApothecary Level 4 - 45 SkulltulasApothecary Level 5 - 90 Skulltulas(NOTE: You can use the Medal List in the Gallery to check your Skulltula progress. Look for the medal for collecting 100 Skulltulas to see a meter of how many you've collected so far.)In addition, leveling up your Apothecary will also increase the potency of your special potion that characters can drink mid-battle to get a boost of healing as well as some SP gauge.
The potion will also change color (Red - Purple - Blue - Green - Yellow) to reflect its potency.Lastly, a collection of Food Drop potions will unlock at Apothecary Lv3 (and one at Lv4), but they also require you to have obtained at least one companion fairy before they show up there. Costume Locations - Adventure MapThe following are the locations of all costumes you're able to find on the Adventure map in Adventure Mode. Once revealed with item cards, you just need to clear the stages they are in to unlock them. UnlockableHow to UnlockClear square D6Ganondorf / Windwaker RobesClear square E10Link / Classic TunicClear square A6Link / Goron TunicClear square F2Link / Knight of Skyloft TunicClear square E5Link / Zora TunicClear square H2Zelda / Skyloft RobesContributed By: TuxedoAlex. Costume Locations - Grand Travels MapThe following are the locations for all costumes found on the Grand Travels map in Adventure Mode.
Remember to reveal each reward using item cards on the map screen first before going into the missions to unlock them. Costume Locations - Great Sea MapThe following are the locations of all costumes you're able to find on the Great Sea map in Adventure Mode. Once revealed with item cards, you just need to clear the stages they are in to unlock them. Costume Locations - Koholint Island MapThe following are the locations for all the costumes found on the Koholint Island map in Adventure Mode. You must reveal each reward using the correct item cards on the map before you are able to unlock them. Costume Locations - Lorule MapThe following are all the costume locations found on the Lorule map in Adventure Mode.
Remember to reveal each of the rewards on the map using the correct item cards before unlocking these in the missions. Costume Locations - Master Quest MapThe following are the locations of each of the costumes that can be found on the Master Quest map in Adventure Mode. Please note that you will need to reveal the reward with the proper item card first before you can unlock them. Costume Locations - Master Wind Waker MapThe following are the locations for all the costumes found on the Master Wind Waker map in Adventure Mode. Costume Locations - Termina MapThe following are the locations for all the costumes found on the Termina map in Adventure Mode. You will need to first reveal each reward on the map using the proper item cards before you will be able to unlock them properly. Costume Locations - Twilight MapThe following are the locations for all the costumes that can be found on the Twilight map in Adventure Mode.
Please note that you will need to reveal the rewards with the proper item cards first before you can unlock them. Costumes - Rewards MapThe following is how to obtain all the unlockable costumes from the Rewards Map.
Hyrule Warriors Adventure Mode Map Guide
These specific costumes do require a bit more work than those found on previous maps. To complete illustrations, find all the corresponding Gold Skulltulas for that picture. Hidden Character / Hidden LV.1 Weapon LocationsThere are a dozen hidden characters (and several additional weapons) you can obtain after the beginning of the game. The following are their locations and unlock conditions. NOTE: The rows and columns of Adventure Mode missions are designated by letters and numbers respectively. Level 2 Weapon LocationsThe following details where you can unlock the Level 2 weapons for each character.
Once done, there will be a chance that various weapons in that class will drop randomly in battle. Level 3 Weapon LocationsThe following are the locations you can find Level 3 weapons for your characters. All weapons of this rank are found on Adventure Mode maps.
To unlock each weapon, you will need to reveal the reward with the correct item card, then clear the square with an A Rank. Once found, they will have a chance to drop as rewards during battles. Level 4 Weapon LocationsThe following details where you can find Level 4-rank weapons for each character. All Lv.4 weapons are found in missions on the Adventure Mode maps.
You will need to reveal each weapon with item cards before it becomes available, then pass the mission with an A-rank. Once done, there will be a chance of that particular weapon dropping as an in-battle reward randomly in future missions. Level 4+ Weapon LocationsThe following are the locations where you can unlock the Level 4+ Weapons for each character. These are similar in strength to normal Level 4 weapons, but contain an additional element to make attacks more effective. All weapons of this class can be found on Adventure Mode maps. Keep in mind that you must reveal the weapon with Item Cards first before trying for them, and you must clear each stage with an A Rank. Once unlocked, there will be a chance for more weapons of this type to appear as random drops during missions.
Medal ListMedals serve as the equivalent to Achievements or Trophies in this game. They unlock upon completion of various goals in-game, such as clearing out Maps, beating modes, or completing some side goals. Medals range in three tiers, loosely based off difficulty in obtaining them: Bronze, Silver and Gold. Unlocked medals can be viewed in the Gallery menu under 'Medal List.' Raising Maximum Fairies in My Fairy ModeWhen you first unlock the use of fairies in game, you are only allowed to keep 5 fairies at one time. However, there is a way to raise the maximum amount.Each map in Adventure Mode has a 'final' stage with Ganon as the final enemy.
(Killing him will trigger the credits) Each final stage completed will raise your maximum fairy count by one. There are nine full maps, so it is possible to hold up to 14 fairies if all final stages are cleared.Contributed By: TuxedoAlex. Unlocking the Sealed SkillsThere are certain weapon skills in the game that require additional requirements to unlock compared to normal skills. They will display as purple on weapons such as the Master Sword until the unlock conditions are met. Follow the directions below to unlock each of these skills.
UnlockableHow to UnlockAcquire every weapon in the game Level 3 and below, then kill 10,000 enemies using the Master Sword.Evil's Bane (Master Sword)Acquire every weapon in the game, including Level 4 and 4+ weapons, then kill 15,000 enemies using the Master SwordExorcism (Master Sword)Unlock both Evil's Bane and Exorcism for the Master Sword, then kill 10,000 enemies using any weapon which has this skill unlock requirement.Legendary (All Other Weapons)Contributed By: TuxedoAlex.