Cards: The complete set from The Adventure of Link

Every item card from Zelda II: The Adventure of Link in one helpful spoiler sheet.

You can find all the cards for this set and the back options in a single file here.

It is nice to have these breaks between sets to give myself a little reward for keeping to my posting schedule. I will see everyone next week with the first set of items from The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening. There are 56 cards in that set so it will be a little while before we get another complete set. 

Use these personally however you see fit but do not profit from my work without my consent. 

Be excellent to each other. 

-Ceph

I'm not an artist: The last five from The Adventure of Link

Here are the last five items from The Adventure of Link.

Candle: The candle is used to star fires and burn away barriers to secret areas. This is a handheld candle based flame thrower. It needs an accelerant and candles or another flame to function. I would rule that each candle would only have 1 - 3 uses before being burnt down to a nub and there would be no more than six shots of flame in the jar. The heat shield around the flame also functions as a focusing mirror that directs most of the candles light forward similar to the bullseye lantern.

I'm not an artist: A few useful items from The Adventure of Link

Here are five items from The Adventure of Link. 

Raft: I had just drawn what I feel is a pretty good raft, so I didn't want to just draw another bundle of sticks. This is supposed to be an inflatable raft emergency raft, but it could represent many things since it doesn't have many anchoring details.

I'm not an artist: Jugs, Jars, and Pots from The Adventure of Link

Here are another five items from Zelda II: The Adventure of Link drawn by me some time in February 2018.

Magic Jar: This is the perfect ceramic vessel to hold sanctified waters necessary to complete the reconsecration of a lost temple. It could also hold a fine wine, dragon's blood, or any old potion that didn't come in a clear round flask. I meant for this to be about the size of a large jug of wine but it could fit many different scales based on your needs.