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==''Tears of the Kingdom''== | ==''Tears of the Kingdom''== | ||
{{quote|The gloom that covers the ground cannot be dispersed—not by a weapon, nor by fire, water, wind, nor any other method|''Tears of the Kingdom'' loading screen tip}} | {{quote|The gloom that covers the ground cannot be dispersed—not by a weapon, nor by fire, water, wind, nor any other method|''Tears of the Kingdom'' loading screen tip}} | ||
{{TODO|Gloom later in the game. | {{TODO|Gloom later in the game.}} | ||
[[Link (Breath of the Wild)|Link]] and [[Zelda (Breath of the Wild)|Zelda]] traveled [[Beneath Hyrule Castle]] in search of the source of the mysterious "gloom" substance - named by [[Purah]] - afflicting citizens of [[Hyrule]], and causing them to fall ill. There, they found a corpse-like [[Ganon]]dorf radiating the substance, despite being pinned down by a strange [[Right Arm]]. As they approached, a tear-shaped object fell from the hand, allowing Ganondorf to revive. He then attacks Link with a concentrated burst of gloom. This ravaged Link's right arm, shattered the [[Master Sword]] and destroyed both 27 of Link's 30 [[Heart Container]]s & two of his three [[Stamina Wheel]]s, reducing him to the strength he had when he woke in the [[Shrine of Resurrection]]. Ganondorf then used the gloom to trigger the [[Upheaval]], opening [[Chasm]]s to the [[Depths]] across Hyrule, raising [[Hyrule Castle (Breath of the Wild)|Hyrule Castle]] into the air and many other effects. Zelda fell into [[Hyrule Castle Chasm|the first of these chasms]], but as Link dived after her, she vanished in a burst of light. He was then rescued and taken to [[Great Sky Island]] by the mysterious arm, and had his destroyed right arm replaced with it. | [[Link (Breath of the Wild)|Link]] and [[Zelda (Breath of the Wild)|Zelda]] traveled [[Beneath Hyrule Castle]] in search of the source of the mysterious "gloom" substance - named by [[Purah]] - afflicting citizens of [[Hyrule]], and causing them to fall ill. There, they found a corpse-like [[Ganon]]dorf radiating the substance, despite being pinned down by a strange [[Right Arm]]. As they approached, a tear-shaped object fell from the hand, allowing Ganondorf to revive. He then attacks Link with a concentrated burst of gloom. This ravaged Link's right arm, shattered the [[Master Sword]] and destroyed both 27 of Link's 30 [[Heart Container]]s & two of his three [[Stamina Wheel]]s, reducing him to the strength he had when he woke in the [[Shrine of Resurrection]]. Ganondorf then used the gloom to trigger the [[Upheaval]], opening [[Chasm]]s to the [[Depths]] across Hyrule, raising [[Hyrule Castle (Breath of the Wild)|Hyrule Castle]] into the air and many other effects. Zelda fell into [[Hyrule Castle Chasm|the first of these chasms]], but as Link dived after her, she vanished in a burst of light. He was then rescued and taken to [[Great Sky Island]] by the mysterious arm, and had his destroyed right arm replaced with it. | ||
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If Link has multiple [[Temporary Heart]]s, they are treated as a *single* Heart Container for the purposes of gloom damage. As with any temporary hearts, they disappear permanently after loss. | If Link has multiple [[Temporary Heart]]s, they are treated as a *single* Heart Container for the purposes of gloom damage. As with any temporary hearts, they disappear permanently after loss. | ||
In addition to static gloom lying on the ground, many enemies in the Depths are infested by gloom, and will deal gloom damage - disabling heart containers - rather than ordinary damage. There are also active pools found in the Depths, [[Labyrinths]] and, occasionally, other areas such as [[Akkala Citadel Ruins]]. These chase Link and form giant hands with eyeballs to grab him. | In addition to static gloom lying on the ground, many enemies in the Depths are infested by gloom, and will deal gloom damage - disabling heart containers - rather than ordinary damage. There are also active pools found in the Depths, [[Labyrinths]] and, occasionally, other areas such as [[Akkala Citadel Ruins]]. These chase Link and form [[Gloom Spawn]], giant hands with eyeballs, to grab him. | ||
{{Cat|Game Mechanics}} | {{Cat|Game Mechanics}} | ||
{{Cat|Tears of the Kingdom Enemies}} | {{Cat|Tears of the Kingdom Enemies}} | ||