Where are the three mazes in the legend of zelda?

The three mazes in the legend of Zelda Wilderness Breath are the places where the barbarian trap is obtained. Barbarian trap has a good defense, and the special effect is to increase the attack power. The three mazes are located in the Sea of Akalay, Tabonta Snow Field and Grudd Desert.

Lome Island is located in the northern part of the Sea of Akalay. You can take a paraglider and slide directly from Akalay Institute of Ancient Culture, where you can get the pockets of barbarians. The ruins of the North Lomé Castle are located in the northeast of Tabonta Snowfield, which can be triggered from the Snowfield Post Station, where you can get a barbarian's close-fitting skirt.

The site of the South Lomé Castle is located in East Grudd. You can reach it by gliding from the tower of the wilderness to the southeast by paragliding, where you can get the clothes of barbarians.

The legend of zelda: The Mask of Mezula is a game launched by Nintendo on the N64 platform in 2000. The sequel to The Flute of Time follows the contents of several Flutes of Time, and adopts a brand-new time system with few mazes and rich branches. The plot is also profound and realistic. In the hearts of many fans, the status even exceeds the flute of time.

The game tells the story of Link, a young man playing the flute of time, who was sent back to his childhood. Link has strayed into a different world that is about to be destroyed-Milla. The world will be destroyed by the impact of the moon in three days, but Link has only one choice, wearing many masks and saving the world through four mazes, and the game time passes synchronously with reality.

The result of failure or wasting time is just to return to the first day of the game with important props on the flute of time, and players are not allowed to hesitate too much. The game style is dark and desperate, full of eschatological thoughts popular in Japan at the end of the 20th century.