This is my very first quest I have made, using the Classic Tileset with version 2.10. It took awhile to make this, even though I kinda just made it up as I went along, but I assure you this quest will give a good challenge to Zelda Classic players.

The quest is best played on version 2.10. I have not tested this game in 2.5, so thus if any bugs occur when playing on 2.5, please play on 2.10. Grammar is good, and there are no bugs to be seen, though if you do encounter any while playing, please let me know and I will fix them ASAP.

I made this game to somewhat play like a classic NES-style Zelda game, though much like Oracle of Seasons, the game emphasizes on fighting a lot rather than puzzles, though this quest has a few that, while not head-scratching, will keep the gameplay fresh, or at least I am hoping. The quest provides the staple 9 dungeons to complete, plus several side dungeons you'll go through along the way.

I hope you all enjoy my first quest!

EDIT: Fixed a bug. Beforehand, if you went back to a Triforce room after getting the Triforce, you'd be stuck. I fixed that with adding in a portal in the Triforce room so you can leave easily.
EDIT 2: Added respawn points in the Triforce rooms should people go back to them and save there. This should solve the issue of people suddenly vanishing in said rooms when they restart the game from there. Hopefully this should be the last bug fix for this. Sorry for any inconvenience!

One day in Hyrule, Link was out fishing, relaxing after saving his homeland once again. As he laid about, however, he began to hear a voice, calling out for his help. Oddly, the voice came from the lake, and Link soon found himself pulled into it's waters, going unconscious. When he awoke, he found himself in an unfamiliar place.

Link later finds out he's on the distant continent of Elmingarde, which is under siege by an evil warlock. Seeing no other option, Link sets out to free this land and release the seal on Elmingarde's goddess, Solaria.

You'll find some helpful hints in the readme file. There's no cheat codes, since cheating's no fair.

All credits are in the readme file.