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[[File:WarpJarWW.jpg|right|thumb|200px|A warp jar found in [[Dragon Roost Cavern]].]] | [[File:WarpJarWW.jpg|right|thumb|200px|A warp jar found in [[Dragon Roost Cavern]].]] | ||
A [[Warp Jar]] is a dungeon object featured only in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]'', which allows [[Link]] to [[Warping|warp]] to any area in a [[dungeon]], as long as a Warp Jar exists in that area. A Warp Jar takes the appearance of a bubbling cauldron, with fumes of one of three different colors. There are three jars in each dungeon. There is usually a green pot at the beginning of the dungeon, a blue one in the middle, and yellow one next to the boss's door. If Link climbs into the first one, he will be transported to the location of the second one, and if he climbs into the second, he will be transported to the third, providing the jar has been found and 'opened'. Climbing into the third Jar transports Link to the location of the first one, providing an easy exit, should one be required. Sometimes, Warp Jars must be activated by removing the top of the jar. This may involve using fire to burn off a wooden lid with a [[ | A [[Warp Jar]] is a dungeon object featured only in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]'', which allows [[Link]] to [[Warping|warp]] to any area in a [[dungeon]], as long as a Warp Jar exists in that area. A Warp Jar takes the appearance of a bubbling cauldron, with fumes of one of three different colors. There are three jars in each dungeon. There is usually a green pot at the beginning of the dungeon, a blue one in the middle, and yellow one next to the boss's door. If Link climbs into the first one, he will be transported to the location of the second one, and if he climbs into the second, he will be transported to the third, providing the jar has been found and 'opened'. Climbing into the third Jar transports Link to the location of the first one, providing an easy exit, should one be required. Sometimes, Warp Jars must be activated by removing the top of the jar. This may involve using fire to burn off a wooden lid with a [[Boko Stick]] or [[Fire Arrow]], or by blowing up a rock using a [[Bomb]]. | ||
Warp Jars function in a similar manner to the flashing [[Warping#Link | Warp Jars function in a similar manner to the flashing [[Warping#Link's Awakening|warp holes]] seen in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening|Link's Awakening]]''. | ||
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*[[Jar]] | |||
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Revision as of 13:15, 26 June 2010
A Warp Jar is a dungeon object featured only in The Wind Waker, which allows Link to warp to any area in a dungeon, as long as a Warp Jar exists in that area. A Warp Jar takes the appearance of a bubbling cauldron, with fumes of one of three different colors. There are three jars in each dungeon. There is usually a green pot at the beginning of the dungeon, a blue one in the middle, and yellow one next to the boss's door. If Link climbs into the first one, he will be transported to the location of the second one, and if he climbs into the second, he will be transported to the third, providing the jar has been found and 'opened'. Climbing into the third Jar transports Link to the location of the first one, providing an easy exit, should one be required. Sometimes, Warp Jars must be activated by removing the top of the jar. This may involve using fire to burn off a wooden lid with a Boko Stick or Fire Arrow, or by blowing up a rock using a Bomb.
Warp Jars function in a similar manner to the flashing warp holes seen in Link's Awakening.