There are a large variety of items like Health Packs, +5 Attack for the next Bullet played, -10 cost for the next Bullet played etc… but it’s potluck as to which ones show up in each shop. Items and Bullets can also be gained from the Shop stages. Sometimes you’ll bump into someone who wants to join your fight and will become a Bullet for you, other times they’ll battle you, and some will gift items or take them away. There are Event stages which are always enjoyable and have a great variety, but can be negative or positive for your run’s progress. As there are no microtransactions to be found anywhere in this game, the Devs have seemingly had quite a bit of fun finding ways to get these additional Bullets to you through the means of different Stage types. Thank you to abraxas, aka Hurfydurfy for providing this resource to the site.To have any hope of defeating the boss at the end of each map, you will need these additional Bullets for your Magazine. aLttP Randomizer DiscordĪnd finally, the most comprehensive aLttP Rando resource there is: Other Rando runners! The aLttP Randomizer Discord is always active with smart, experienced, and most importantly helpful folks who would be happy to answer any questions you have, from basic to convoluted. A lot of the glossary pages contain links to this site. If you’re into aLttP Randomizer races like me, then the aLttP Speedrun Wiki can be especially helpful to define general terms about going fast in Rando, such as glitch explanations. I admit I’m not much of a Reddit guy myself, but Reddits have certainly been known to be a good source of compiled knowledge for any community. aLttP Rando RedditĪLttPR Reddit may contain helpful info if you have questions. Obviously maps are helpful to have! There are also quite a few of these maps linked from the glossary to help illustrate where item locations are or what they look like.
Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Maps by Ian Albert. Maps: Light World, Dark World, Interiors, & Dungeons Really helpful to be able to keep track of the item locations you’ve checked and scope out the ones you haven’t checked yet. Thanks Sakura!įabio Ortolan put together a super helpful item tracker that I used when doing my 2nd aLttP Randomizer run. Sakura Tsubasa comes through again with another helpful resource page: aLttP Randomizer Trackers. It’s honestly about as helpful a tool as you could hope for to keep track of not only items you have collected, but locations where items are attainable based on what you’ve already collected. Stumpy is a Link to the Past Item Tracker by Wolfman2000. Contains a really useful map and labeling system for all item locations. Legend Of Zelda: A Link to the Past Randomizer Overworld Item Locations Guide created by Sakura Tsubasa. Thank you to abraxas, aka Hurfydurfy for providing this resource to the site. There’s item info, frequently missed item locations, more maps, dungeon items…the list goes on. The first resource is arguably the most comprehensive: a Google Doc containing links to a metric ton of good information, most of it in Google Doc form.
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Thanks a million Veetorp!) Google Doc Full of Links, Information (A very special shout-out to Veetorp, not only for correcting this link to reflect its new domain, but for being one of the masterminds behind aLttP Randomizer. that is worth checking out if you have questions. The site also contains a lot of answers to questions about Rando in general like version info, logic, etc. has everything you need to start playing Rando yourself.
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A lot of these links throw around terms defined in this glossary pretty casually, so feel free to use our Glossary page for help defining them! Offical aLttP Rando Site Check out Go Mode: A Link to the Past Randomizer Podcast!īelow is a list of resources I found across the web that I found to be helpful in learning routing and lingo, especially as I played through my first aLttP Randomizer run.
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