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Ball and Chain Trooper is an enemy found in found [[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]]. You first encounter this enemy as the boss of the first part of the game in Hyrule Castle's Dungeon, guarding Princes Zelda's cell. This enemy also appears later in the game when Link revisits Hyrule Castle after getting the [[Master Sword]], as well as in [[Ganon's Tower]] | Ball and Chain Trooper is an enemy found in found [[The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past]]. You first encounter this enemy as the boss of the first part of the game in Hyrule Castle's Dungeon, guarding Princes Zelda's cell. This enemy also appears later in the game when Link revisits Hyrule Castle after getting the [[Master Sword]], as well as in [[Ganon's Tower]] | ||
==Strategy= | ==Strategy== | ||
An easy way to defeat a Ball and Chain Trooper is to throw pots at it. It takes just two pots to defeat one. You can also incorporate a hit and run tactic. Run to it, hit it, and run before its swinging mace has a chance to hit you. Ball and Chain Troopers take several hits, but taking your time with a hit and run tactic is better than all-out-attacking, since it can quickly kill you if you do this. | An easy way to defeat a Ball and Chain Trooper is to throw pots at it. It takes just two pots to defeat one. You can also incorporate a hit and run tactic. Run to it, hit it, and run before its swinging mace has a chance to hit you. Ball and Chain Troopers take several hits, but taking your time with a hit and run tactic is better than all-out-attacking, since it can quickly kill you if you do this. | ||
{{Cat|The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Enemies}} | {{Cat|The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past Enemies}} | ||