| Hearts | 20: 3 at the start, 10 Heart Containers and 7 from 28 Pieces of Heart |
|---|---|
| Lost Maiamai | 100, which pay for 9 Nice upgrades and the Great Spin |
| Master Ore | 4 chunks for Master Sword Lv2 and Lv3 |
| Bottles | 5 |
| Other | 9 Ravio tools, 22 Weather Vanes, 7 Sages, 3 Treacherous Tower courses |
A complete file in A Link Between Worlds means 20 hearts, all 100 Lost Maiamai returned, all 4 Master Ore forged into the Master Sword, 5 Bottles, every tool owned and upgraded, and the prizes of each mini-game collected. The lists below name every entry once, so you can compare them with your own file and then follow the links to the full location guides. Nothing can be collected in the last chapter, so finish your lists before you climb Lorule Castle.



Table of Contents
Totals at a glance
| Collection | Total | Where it is listed |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | Heart Piece Locations | |
| 28 (18 Hyrule, 10 Lorule) | Heart Piece Locations | |
| Lost Maiamai | 100 (50 Hyrule, 50 Lorule) | Maiamai Locations |
| 4 | Master Ore Locations | |
| 5 | Bottle Locations | |
| Ravio tools | 9, plus 9 Nice upgrades | Items and Equipment |
| Treacherous Tower courses | 3 | Treacherous Tower |
| Weather Vanes | 22 (9 Hyrule, 13 Lorule) | Weather Vane Locations |
| Seven Sages | 7 | Walkthrough |
Hearts
You begin with 3 hearts. The ten Heart Containers add 10 and the 28 Pieces of Heart add 7, because four Pieces make one heart. That makes 20 hearts, the maximum. The Heart Piece Locations page explains how to reach each one.


The 10 Heart Containers
One Heart Container drops from each of the ten dungeon bosses, and none from Hyrule Castle, Lorule Castle or the Sanctuary.




Eastern Palace, from Yuga (Eastern Palace)
House of Gales, from Margomill (House of Gales)
Tower of Hera, from Moldorm (Tower of Hera)
Dark Palace, from the Gemesaur King (Dark Palace)
Skull Woods, from Knucklemaster (Skull Woods)
Ice Ruins, from Dharkstare (Ice Ruins)
Thieves’ Hideout, from Stalblind (Thieves’ Hideout)
Swamp Palace, from Arrghus (Swamp Palace)
Turtle Rock, from Grinexx (Turtle Rock)
Desert Palace, from Zaganaga (Desert Palace)
The 18 Hyrule Pieces of Heart
These 18 Pieces are in Hyrule, although three of them can only be entered after you travel through a fissure from Lorule.



Kakariko Village Well Cave
Cucco Ranch Rooster Reward
Behind the Blacksmith’s Forge
Graveyard Secret Passage Ledge
Lost Woods Narrow Wall Gap
East Side of Hyrule Castle
Waterfall Cave South of Zora’s Domain
Hyrule Rupee Rush High Score
Hyrule Hotfoot Race Reward
Eastern Palace Bomb Cave
Eastern Palace Peg Circle
Southern Ruins Hidden Cave
Death Mountain Secret Passage
Rosso’s Ore Mine Platform Challenge
Young Woman’s Locked House
Graveyard High Cave
Blacksmith Cave Beneath the Large Rock
Ice Ruins Cavern Fissure Cliff
The 10 Lorule Pieces of Heart
The ten Lorule Pieces include three prizes from Rupee and chest games and one from the Treacherous Tower.



Fortune’s Choice Chest Prize
Lorule Rupee Rush High Score
Octoball Derby 100-Point Reward
Big Bomb Flower Cave
Dark Palace Maze Beam
Lorule Sahasrahla House Ledge
Abandoned Shack Roof
Desert Fissure Near Misery Mire
Turtle Rock Dungeon Exit
Treacherous Tower Intermediate Reward
Lost Maiamai
There are 100 Lost Maiamai, 50 in Hyrule and 50 in Lorule. Return them to Mother Maiamai in her cave beside Lake Hylia; the Maiamai Locations page lists every one. The Maiamai Map in the game counts how many are left in each region.


Maiamai by region
The Maiamai Map splits the 100 into 16 regions.


- Hyrule, 50 in total: Death Mountain 5, Desert 3, Eastern Ruins 6, Hyrule Castle 8, Kakariko Village 5, Lake Hylia 5, Lost Woods 8, Sanctuary and Zora’s Domain 7, Southern Ruins 3
- Lorule, 50 in total: Dark Ruins 10, Death Mountain 6, Graveyard 3, Lorule Lake 5, Misery Mire 3, Skull Woods 8, Thieves’ Town and Lorule Castle 15
Maiamai rewards
Every 10 Maiamai buy one Nice upgrade for a tool you bought from Ravio, because rented tools cannot be upgraded. Choose the order yourself; each tool can be upgraded once.


Nice Bow
Nice Bomb
Nice Boomerang
Nice Hookshot
Nice Fire Rod
Nice Ice Rod
Nice Tornado Rod
Nice Hammer
Nice Sand Rod
Once the nine upgrades are done, the last 10 Maiamai earn the Great Spin, a stronger spin attack. That brings the total to 100.


Master Ore
Four chunks of Master Ore hide in Lorule, two for each Master Sword upgrade. See the Master Ore Locations for the routes.


Thieves’ Hideout (Thieves’ Hideout)
Skull Woods (Skull Woods)
Dark Palace (Dark Palace)
The cave under the Lorule graveyard, which needs the Titan’s Mitt
The Blacksmith in Hyrule turns the Master Sword into Lv2 for the first two chunks. The Blacksmith in Lorule makes it Lv3 for the other two. A single chunk earns only a reminder.



Bottles
You can own five Bottles, and each comes from a different source. The Bottle Locations page has the details.




The Street Merchant in Kakariko Village, for 100 Rupees
The Bird Lover under the bridge east of Link’s House, free once you can swim
The Letter in a Bottle quest, which ends with the Premium Milk delivery on Death Mountain
The chest in the Vacant House in Lorule, behind a wall that you blow open with a Bomb
The Great Rupee Fairy in Lorule, after 3,000 Rupees in donations
Items and equipment
Besides the Nice upgrades above, a full inventory contains the following. Every entry is described on the Items and Equipment page.



- Ravio’s nine tools:
Bow,
Bomb,
Boomerang,
Hookshot,
Fire Rod,
Ice Rod,
Tornado Rod,
Hammer and
Sand Rod (the shop page lists the prices) - Swords: the
Forgotten Sword, the
Master Sword,
Master Sword Lv2 and
Lv3 - Defence: the
Shield, the
Hylian Shield,
Blue Mail and
Red Mail - Abilities and tools:
Ravio’s Bracelet,
Power Glove,
Titan’s Mitt,
Pegasus Boots,
Zora’s Flippers,
Lamp,
Net,
Hint Glasses,
Bell,
Pouch and
Stamina Scroll - Prize upgrades: the
Super Lamp and the
Super Net, both from the Treacherous Tower, and the
Bee Badge from the Bee Guy - The
Bow of Light, which Zelda gives you in the final battle - Story items: the Pendants of Courage, Wisdom and Power, and the Triforce of Courage
Mini-games and side quests
Seven of these prizes are a Piece of Heart, and you have already counted those under the hearts above. These are the prizes worth finishing, with the full rules on the Mini-Games and Side Quests page.





- Cucco Ranch: clear the Rooster level for a Piece of Heart
- Rupee Rush in Hyrule: collect 100 Rupees or more for a Piece of Heart
- Rupee Rush in Lorule: collect 150 Rupees or more for a Piece of Heart
- Hyrule Hotfoot: win the second race in 65 seconds for a Piece of Heart, after the first race pays a Silver Rupee
- Octoball Derby: score 100 Rupees or more the first time for a Piece of Heart
- Fortune’s Choice in Lorule: find the Piece of Heart in one of three chests on your first try
- Treacherous Tower: clear the Intermediate course once for a Piece of Heart
- Treasure Hunter Caves: seven caves, each with a Silver Rupee in Hyrule or a Gold Rupee in Lorule
Bee Guy: deliver a Golden Bee for the Bee Badge
Treacherous Tower
Three courses, each unlocked by clearing the one before. Beginner has 5 floors, costs 100 Rupees and pays 300. Intermediate has 15 floors, costs 200 Rupees and pays 1,000 plus a Piece of Heart the first time. Advanced has 50 floors, costs 300 Rupees and pays 5,000, with the Super Lamp for the first clear and the Super Net for the second. See the Treacherous Tower guide.




Other things to finish
The Weather Vane Locations page lists all 22 Weather Vanes, 9 in Hyrule and 13 in Lorule; touch every one to save and fly to it with Irene’s Bell. The seven Sages are Seres, Gulley, Osfala, Oren, Rosso, Impa and Irene.


After the credits, the game lets you pick Hero Mode on a new file, where enemies deal four times as much damage. The walkthrough is the place to start if you still have chapters to play.

