Okay, this is my latest new quest. It has newer features than some of the last ones, but I didn't do any side-scrolling tunnels in this one.
I like them, but did not take extra time to put them in this quest.

If you like quests that are virtually bug free, play this one. If you like quests that don't require ESP or the sword of Doom itself to complete, play this one... :-)

Ganon has stolen Zelda (again) and you have to save her (again.)
He has taken her into his pyramid in a big graveyard area.
Fun fun fun. Hack n slash your way to freedom!

I think this quest is close to bug free, at least there are none that impede game play.
As usual, I've included this hintsheet that helps you find each level, and can help you find each Boss key.
Reward for winning the game is the cheat code!

Thanks for playing.


If you like this one, do a game search by author, and play the others.

100 years later,
Boots of Destiny
Death of Link
Raft Mountains,
Kings Road,
Zelda Calling
Links New Adventure

As of July 16, 2007, this is the newest quest I've posted.

Some notes about my quests:

I've marked each dungeon with a sign. I used domino style dots on each sign to number my dungeons.

Every dungeon has a hidden room that gives a hint for the location of the next dungeon.

Whenever you find a room marked with triforce on the walls, look to see if you can walk thru or bomb into a secret room.
Note: Ganons Pyramid has a different triforce marking style than all the other dungeons.

Note: triforce markings are all over the overland. When you see one, it means something special is on that screen. The marking does NOT mark a place to bomb, burn, etc. It just means that something special is waiting to be found on that screen. Happy hunting.

Note: Most items can be found for free, even though you see them for sale at extorbitant prices. You can choose to buy at a high price, or look further to find the item for free. If you do buy, you might kick yourself when you find the item right away afterwards.

Thanks to the fans. Thanks to ZC. Thanks to Hilary, who helps me with graphics and Ideas.