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The Triforce grants a wish to a balanced heart. What happens when someone with an unbalanced heart touches it?

Zelda: Forensic: Items & Lore

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The extreme shelf for the series' machinery: the rules written underneath the relics. How an unbalanced heart breaks the Triforce, where the stamina meter really debuted, and why the grass of Hyrule stopped paying out. Every answer sits in the games or their official reference material, and none of it is visible from the box art. Ten questions for the players who read item descriptions the way lawyers read contracts.

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  1. The Triforce grants a wish to a balanced heart. What happens when someone with an unbalanced heart touches it?
  2. In The Minish Cap, matching collectible stone pieces with townspeople performs what, unlocking secrets across the kingdom?
  3. The stamina meter, later the stamina wheel of the Switch games, first debuted in which earlier Zelda?
  4. Breath of the Wild removed the wallet limits older games imposed on Rupees. What did it do to Rupee drops to keep the economy honest?
  5. In The Minish Cap, the sword reforged from the broken Picori Blade lets Link charge his power on glowing tiles and divide into multiple copies of himself. At full strength, how many Links stand on the field at once?
  6. Finishing one Oracle game and entering its password in the other unlocks what?
  7. In Phantom Hourglass, Link returns again and again to the Temple of the Ocean King. The item that holds the sand managing that temple's curse is:
  8. The Wind Waker's baton conducts songs to steer the wind and change the time of day. The songs are conducted in different what?
  9. A Link Between Worlds replaces per-item ammunition with a single system governing items and wall merging. What is it?
  10. Skyward Sword's enemies guard specific angles and punish careless swings, because its swordplay is built on what?

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