Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker Walkthrough

Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker FAQ
Written by James Williamson
E-mail: dugan62us@yahoo.com
Sections
I.    Controls
II.    Basic Information
III.    Main Characters
IV.    Outset Island
V.    Pirate Ship
VI.    Forsaken Fortress
VII.    Windfall Island
VIII.    Dragon Roost Island
IX.    Dragon Roost Cavern
X.    Forest Haven
XI.    Forbidden Woods
XII.    Finding Jabun
XIII.    Tower of the Gods
XIV.    Hyrule Castle
XV.    Forbidden Fortress Revisited
XVI.    Earth Temple
XVII.    Wind Temple
XVIII.    Triforce Shards
XIX.    Showdown with Ganon
XX.    2nd Playthrough Extras
XXI.    Lenzo's Apprentice
XXII.    The Trading Game
XXIII.    Pictograph Sidequests
XXIV.    Volunteer Association
XXV.    Maggie and Mila
XXVI.    Orca Trials
XXVII.    Wilted Deku Trees
XXVIII.    Mini-games
XXIX.    Island Guide
XXX.    Heart Pieces
XXXI.    Fairy Locations
XXXII.    Songs
XXXIII.    Charts Index
XXXIV.    Nintendo Gallery
XXXV.    Bestiary
XXXVI.    Big Octos
XXXVII.    Items
XXXVIII.    Shops
XXXIX.    Version History
XL.    Copyright
XLI.    Credits and Thanks
I.    Controls
Start Button - View subscreens and inventory
C Stick - Moves camera
Control Pad - View Maps
Control Stick - Moves Link
L Button - L targeting/moves camera directly behind Link
R Button - Crouch/defend/grab
Y Button - Use assigned item
Z Button - Use assigned item
X Button - Use assigned item
A Button - action - open doors/pick up/throw/talk/holster weapon
B Button - Sword swing/hold and release for spin attack
II.    Basic Information
The chief difference between 'Wind Waker' and its N64 predecessors
is the fact that the World Map consists primarily of water.  You
travel across the Great Sea to a variety of islands, preparing for
your final confrontation with the evil Ganondorf.  Sailing is pretty
easy, but it can get tedious, mostly because of the unchanging
colors and music.  However, it quickly becomes second nature, and I
doubt that anyone will be completely annoyed by this new concept.
As the title suggests, wind plays a crucial role in the game's
proceedings.  A yellow arrow appears behind your boat, indicating
the direction in which the wind is blowing.  If you get off course,
you will move very slowly, but you can generate your own wind power
by moving the Control Stick back and forth.  Also, if you put your
sail down, you can press the R Button to Cruise.  The A Button will
bring you to a complete stop.  You can also get out of the ship by
pressing the A Button.
Your main source of reference is the Sea Chart.  At first, it won't
have that much displayed on it.  Near every island, there is a
Merman.  You can see him jumping around in the water.  Approach him,
and sprinkle some All Purpose Bait onto the surface of the water,
and the Merman will mark the island on your chart.
You can also find Treasure Charts, which point out the exact
location of chests buried on the ocean floor.  Treasure Charts can
be obtained in dungeons, or as rewards for completing mini-games or
sidequests.  While on your boat, press Up on the Control Pad to view
your Sea Chart.  The Y Button allows you to compare the Treasure
Charts with your Sea Chart.  This lets you know how close you are to
recovering a sunken chest.  If you aren't sure where to look for the
treasure in question, just pay attention to the small circles of
light on the surface of the Great Sea.  Some of them only appear at
night.  Be sure to take you sail down when you approach on of the
circles, because they will vanish when you get too close, and you
may go further than you'd like.
Tingle Tuner
You may have already heard, but 'Wind Waker' can (like Metroid
Prime) connect to the Game Boy Advance in what is a rather shameless
marketing gimmick.  Fortunately, the linkage isn't required, but it
does provide for some interesting secrets.  Early on, you will be
given the Tingle Tuner.  Then, as you explore islands and dungeons,
you can release Tingle Bombs to reveal hidden holes and chests,
among other things.  Perhaps the major benefit is that the Tuner
gives Link a chance to buy items that he wouldn't normally get until
halfway through the game.  There are Bombs, Potions, and magical
Shields.  The Tuner is required for two things: the 5 Tingle
Statues, which depict the mischievous mapmaker in a variety of silly
poses, and Knuckle, Tingle's brother, whom you can't find any other
way.
Wind Waker
Instead of an Ocarina or a Flute, you make music with the title
instrument, a baton that is used to conduct the songs of the gods.
First, you have to set the rhythm.   The basic rhythm is 3/4 time.
Press left on the Control Stick to reach 4/4 time, and right for 6/4
time.  You can tamper with the volume by sliding the Control Stick
Up or Down.  Once the rhythm has bee established, you have to match
the metronome's timing.  It appears at the top of the screen.  Tilt
the C Stick to match the notes of the song.  The easiest way to do
this is to hold the C Stick in the proper direction while the little
red marker passes through the center of the metronome.
Link's Actions
Unlike previous installments of the series, Link can only swim for a
short period of time before drowning.  Pay attention to the
spherical timer in the lower right corner of the screen.
If you hold the R Button and tilt the Control Stick, Link will
crawl.  This is great for getting into tight passageways or sneaking
up on things.  You can't crawl when holding an item or weapon.
Sword Techniques
Vertical Slash - L Button + B Button
Jump Attack - L Button + A Button
Spin Attack - Briefly hold and release the B Button or rotate the
Control Stick and press the B Button
Thrust - L Button + Up on Control Stick + B Button
Horizontal Swing - B Button or L Button + Left or Right on Control
Stick + B Button
Rolling Attack - Control Stick + A Button
Side Step - L Button + Left or Right on Control Stick + A Button
Back Flip - L Button + Down on Control Stick + A Button
III.    Main Characters
Link
A boy whose destiny is to follow in the footsteps of the
legendary Hero of Time, who defeated Ganon centuries ago, and
brought peace and happiness back to the world.  Link isn't aware of
this, at first, and starts his journey in an attempt to rescue his
sister, Aryll.  Along the way, he discovers his potential, and
accepts his responsibility.  He is recklessly brave, and tends to
act before thinking.  But such is the gift of youth.
Aryll
Link's sister.  She thinks the world of her big brother, and
spends most of her time up on a watchtower, playing with the
seagulls that fly overhead.  Her kidnapping facilitates the
adventure.
King of Red Lions
A magical and mysterious talking boat that rescues Link from
the Great Sea.  It becomes his companion and mentor, helping him
traverse the world, and complete his adventure.
Tetra
A sassy girl who leads a band of pirates.   She seems to care
only about exotic treasures and monetary rewards, but, during the
course of your adventure, her softer side becomes very apparent.
Medli
A member of the Rito tribe of bird people.  She is fiercely
devoted to her job as the attendant to Valoo, who rests atop Dragon
Roost Island, and is one of the few folks who understands the
ancient Hylian language, even though she isn't exactly fluent.
Sturgeon
A crotchety old scholar who reads constantly, and is always
learning new things.  He lives on Outset Island, in a small cabin
above his brother, Orca, whose relentless physical training leads to
a lot of domestic disruptions.
Orca
Sturgeon's younger brother.  He is a crafty and clever swordsman
who offers free training to all who wish to pursue it.  He isn't a
person that you should underestimate in battle.
Ganondorf
An evil man who was defeated more than a century ago by the Hero
of Time.  His spirit managed to survive, and now he is wreaking
havoc, growing stronger with every passing day.  He resides in the
Forsaken Fortress, and hopes to acquire the Triforce, so he can
destroy Hyrule once and for all.
Walkthrough
IV.    Outset Island
Items: Hero's Clothes, Telescope, Bait Bag, Hero's Sword, Hero's
Shield, Hyoi Pear, All Purpose Bait
Enemies: Bokoblin (Forest of Fairies)
After the opening sequence (which summarizes the events that have
transpired in the previous Zelda games), you get control of Link,
who has fallen asleep on the deck of the watchtower high above his
small village.  He is awakened by Aryll, who reminds him that today
is his birthday.   He is the same age as the Hero of Time, and there
is a tradition to be followed.
Climb down the ladder and follow the dirt path.  Cross the bridge to
the other side of the island.  You can jump across the rocks and
gather the Blue and Yellow Rupees.  When you reach the large, two-
story house, an old man named Sturgeon will call to you.  Target him
with the L Button, and then climb the ladder to meet with him.  He
will tell you about all of the knowledge that he has accumulated.
The room shakes, and you learn about Orca, who lives downstairs.
His daily training sessions knock everything off of Sturgeon's
shelves.  Maybe that's why he's so cranky.  Read the ten flyers on
the wall, and then go back outside, opening the door below you.
Orca is extremely dedicated.  Since it's Link's birthday, he teaches
him how to perform a rolling attack.  Run towards the back wall, and
press the A Button to roll into it.  When achieved, Orca will offer
to let you try out your sword skills.  You really don't need this
yet, but the opportunity is there if you want it.
Just outside the house, there is a man crouched near the bushes.  He
tells you about how crawling can allow you to sneak up on things,
like the black pig that is trotting around nearby.  On the hill
behind the brothers' home, there is a woman who has just built an
animal pen, and is anxiously waiting for some new pets.  She will
pay you 20 Rupees for every pig you bring to her.  There are three
to be found.  The black one is easier to catch than the pink ones.
You can earn 60 Rupees quite easily by completing this simple task.
The house near the mailbox is where Link lives.  If you crawl under
the porch and through the hole, you can find a chest with an ORANGE
RUPEE (100 Rupees).
Inside, climb the ladder to the loft, and speak to Grandma.  She
wants Link to try on the HERO'S CLOTHES.  He reluctantly slips into
the green costume, and discovers that it's a perfect fit.  She then
segues into the story behind the shield that is hanging on the wall.
Afterwards, she tells Link to go find his sister.
Aryll hasn't left the watchtower.  Talk to her, and she will hand
over the TELESCOPE, which lets you view things over incredibly large
distances.  You should try it out immediately.  To do so, press
Start to open the inventory screen, and set the TELESCOPE to the X,
Y, or Z Buttons.  Now that you've equipped it, zoom in on the
postman (by using the C Stick) and you'll notice that he casts a
sudden glance into the sky.  Zoom out to spot a huge bird with a
girl clutched in its talons.  A pirate ship is firing rocks at the
creature, and, after a solid hit to the head, it drops the girl into
the forest on top of the island.  Aryll is obviously worried about
the girl, and implores Link to go rescue her.  But first, he needs a
sword.
Pay Orca another visit.  He wants to make sure that Link is prepared
to handle a weapon, and gives him a series of important combat
lessons.  Follow the onscreen instructions to execute these
techniques with ease.  If you mess up, Orca will strike Link,
knocking him to the floor.
Command #1: Use the Horizontal Slice by pressing the B Button.
Press the B Button to attack Orca repeatedly.  Land 8 hits to
continue.
Command #2: Target Orca with the L Button, and then press the B
Button for the Vertical Slice.  Hit Orca 8 times.
Command #3: Press the L Button while holding Up on the Control
Stick, and then press the B Button to perform a Thrust.  Four
consecutive hits form a combo attack.
Command #4: Spin attack by holding down the B Button or by rotating
the Control Stick and pressing the B Button.  You must do this twice
to move on.
Command #5: Target Orca with the L Button, and then strafe around
him until the sword starts glowing.  This signals the Parry attack.
Press the A Button when this occurs, and Link will perform an
evasive maneuver, which is then followed by an automatic attack.  Do
this twice to proceed.
Command #6: Target Orca with the L Button and then press the A
Button to do a Jump Attack.  Repeat this to complete the exercise.
Orca hands over the HERO'S SWORD.  Before leaving, inspect the brown
belt on the shelf in the back of the dojo.  Orca will tell you about
KNIGHT'S CRESTS, and if you can bring him 10 of them, he will teach
you something special.  Go back across the wooden bridge and walk
towards the patch of tall grass.  The man you see here is having a
hell of a time chopping it down.  Use your new metal endowment to
help him out, and you will be able to retain all of the Rupees you
find under the weeds.  I got about 10 of them, but the actual amount
varies.
Enter the house near the tall grass, and crawl under the bed to grab
a GREEN RUPEE, and then continue through the small passage to find a
chest with a RED RUPEE.  There is a pig behind the house, in case
you want to capture it.  Follow the dirt path around the house, and
up the mountain trail.  Cut down the trees and keep going until you
reach a rope bridge.  It has split in two, so run towards the gap
and Link will jump safely to the other side.  Walk into the cave and
enter the forest.
Forest of Fairies
The truth behind this place will be revealed later on.  For now, cut
a route through the grass.  Walk along the ledge on the right, and
then drop into the next section.  Up ahead is a monster called a
Bokoblin.  Link has never seen one before.  Target it with the L
Button, and then slash it four times.  If you take damage, you can
find Heart refills in the surrounding vegetation.  Crawl through the
log on the ground to find another RED RUPEE.  Climb onto the tree
stump and hop to the next ledge.
Ignore the large boulder, and walk up the slanted log to drop over
the stone wall.  You get to fight 2 more Bokoblins.  Lock onto to
the closest enemy, and begin attacking it.  If they gang up on you,
use the Spin attack to nail them both simultaneously, or just run
away, and let them approach you from a distance.  Once the creatures
are gone, the girl you were looking for falls from a tree.  Her name
is Tetra, and her pirate buddies come to see if she is all right.
Before Link can say anything, she runs off, promising to get revenge
on the feathered fiend that put her here.
When you exit the woods, Aryll shows up, and isn't around very long
before the big bird swoops down and grabs her.  No matter how hard
he tries, there is nothing that Link can do to rescue his sister.
Down at the beach, he begs to go with the pirates, who are initially
hesitant about taking along this pint-sized stowaway.  Tetra aggress
to let him come (after some urging by the postman), but only if he
can find a shield.  After all, he wouldn't last very long without
any defense.  Take Link back to his house, and climb to the loft.
The shield that was hanging there is gone.  Climb back down, and
Granny will admit that she knows that Aryll was kidnapped, and that
Link must try to save her.  She hands over the HERO'S SHIELD.
Corral the piggies if you haven't done so already for some extra
spending money, and then go to the docks and swim out to Beedle's
Merchant Ship. Pick up the BAIT BAG (20 Rupees), and then buy at
least 3 groups of ALL PURPOSE BAIT (10 Rupees each) and at least 4
HYOI PEARS (also 10 Rupees apiece).  Beedle will keep track of your
purchases, and when you have thirty of them, you can become a member
of his Silver Club.  Try out your new items by setting a HYOI PEAR
to one of the item buttons (X, Y, or Z).  Link will set in on his
head, and a seagull will fly down to grab it.  You are then given
control of the seagull.  Have it soar over the island, and pick up
the hard-to-reach Rupees that are scattered about.  A YELLOW RUPEE
sits on the cliff alongside the mountain trail.  A RED RUPEE is on
the roof of the watchtower.  A BLUE RUPEE is on the roof of the
house near the tall grass.  Collect the currency before boarding the
pirates' ship.
V.    Pirate Ship
Items: Spoils Bag
Enemies: None
Link isn't much help to Tetra and her crew.  She sends him to Niko,
who is waiting below deck.  Head through the cabin door and down the
stairs.  Niko isn't the brightest bulb in the package, and his
limited intelligence puts him at the bottom rung of the ladder.
That is, until you arrived.  He is in charge of administering a test
that all new pirates must take.  He demonstrates what you have to
do: step on the right switch, and then use the ropes to get across
the room.  However, there is a time limit, which means that error
has to be minimal.
You shouldn't have any trouble, unless you misjudge the distance
between a rope and a platform.  Jumping too early will deposit you
in the floor. To reposition yourself while holding onto a rope,
press the R Button to stop swinging, and then hold the R Button
while you move with the Control Stick.   When you pass the trial,
Niko will let you open the chest with the SPOILS BAG.  This lets you
store stuff left behind by fallen opponents.  It can hold up to 99
of 8 different items.  Once you have it, Tetra announces that you
have reached the Forsaken Fortress.  If you want more Rupees, you
can get some by picking up the barrels and tossing them against the
wall.  Go back to the top deck when you're done.  Climb the ladder
to the crow's nest.
The Forsaken Fortress is a very dangerous place.  The pirates would
be caught if they got any closer, so Tetra decides to catapult Link
inside the walls of the compound.  He endures a rough landing, and
to make matters worse, his sword ends up on a platform high above.
Until he gets it back, the shield will be his only means of
protection.
VI.    Forsaken Fortress
Items: Heart Piece
Enemies: Moblin, Bokoblin, Miniblin
From your starting point, head up the first set of stairs and grab
one of the barrels.  You can use the barrel as a disguise.  Just
stop walking to hide under it.  Climb the second set of stairs, and
navigate carefully past the two large searchlights.  If they spot
you, an alarm will sound, and Link will be thrown in jail.  A moving
barrel is very suspicious.  Gather the Rupees (the red ones in the
center are the most difficult), and then ditch the barrel and go
through the big wooden doors.
Note: I will assign a letter to each room.  This concept is derived
from the Bradygames Strategy Guide, and I will give the highest
credit to Doug Walsh, the author of that great tome.  I
simultaneously bless him and curse him for utilizing the most
fundamental labeling system imaginable.
In Room A, Link will encounter some pesky rats that will
occasionally bump into him and steal some Rupees.  They crawl around
on the walls and ceilings, and can take you by surprise if you
aren't prepared.  If you drop some ALL PURPOSE BAIT by the hole the
rats came out of, then they will sell you a variety of items.  The
prices have been slightly elevated, however.  Head through the door
on the right, and down the unguarded hallway.
In Room B, you will meet some Miniblins.  Since you can't fight
them, you have to find a way to keep them occupied while you make a
break for the next door.  Like with the rats, the Miniblins have
rapacious appetites, so litter the floor with a handful of ALL
PURPOSE BAIT. They will gulp it down quickly, so don't dawdle.
The next hallway has 2 Moblins.  Pick up the nearby barrel, and
slowly make your way across the chamber.  The Moblins won't notice
the barrel's displacement, but they will notice if it has legs.  So,
remain motionless until both Moblins have their backs to you, or
until they patrol the far side of the room.  This can take several
minutes, so just be patient, and don't press your luck.  If you are
spotted by a Moblin, then it will use its lantern to set the barrel
on fire, and Link will be thrown in jail.
In Room C, be cautious of the rats, and step on the switch hidden
behind the barrels.  This opens a cell with a chest.  Inside, you
will find your first HEART PIECE.  Collect four to earn another
Heart Container.  Now, you have to get to 2nd floor.  To do this
quickly, head back out into the previous corridor, and let the
Moblins get a good look at you.
The prison cell won't contain you for long.  Climb onto the table,
and leap to the bookshelf.  Pick up the vase and shatter it against
the wall to reveal a hidden passage.  Crawl through it to the other
end.  Once you drop to the floor, head down the walkway and open the
chest on the wooden balcony.  You now have the DUNGEON MAP.  Use the
rope to swing to the other side, and then exit through the door on
the left.  If you fall off the rope for some reason, just approach
he Moblins again, and let them escort you back to your cell.
You are now on a series of exterior walkways, which you can use to
reach the searchlights, which you need to put out of commission.
You learn about this from Tetra, who contacts you via the stone
pendant in your pocket.  Be sure to check it every time the
controller rumbles, and the A Button icon lights up.
Run forward and turn to your left, and climb the ladder against the
wall to find the first searchlight.  A Bokoblin is manning the
controls.  Target him with the L Button, and then press the R Button
to hold up your shield.  This will knock the stick out of his hands.
There are additional sticks in a vase near the edge of the roof.
Pick it up, and whack the Mr. Bokoblin five times to defeat him.
Remember that when you have a stick or any other enemy weapon, Link
will hold it with two hands, so if you use any other item, or go
climb onto something, you will drop the weapon.  Also, you can press
the A Button to throw the weapon.  Go back down the ladder, return
to the main walkway, and enter the door on the right.
Back in Room C (where the MAP was), and go through the door on the
right to reach the other walkway, and the next pair of Searchlights.
Pass under the arch on the left, and climb the ladder.  Take out the
Bokoblin.  Back on the main walkway, head through the door on the
left. In Room D, you will find some bunk beds.  Open the chest for
some extra Rupees, and then go back outside.  Don't wander into the
center of Room D, because the statue hanging on the wall will fire a
laser at Link. Go back to Room C (where the MAP was), and re-enter
the door on the left.  Cross the walkway and go through the next
door.  You are on the second level of Room B.  Get the COMPASS in
the chest behind the barrels, and then swing across to the other
side of the room.
Go through the door to find another external walkway.  Like before,
there's a path on the left that leads to a ladder.  Kill the
Bokoblin and disable the last Searchlight.  Continue going
counterclockwise, and pass through Room A.  On the next walkway, you
will find a crate.  Push it over the edge to fill in the gap at the
base of the ladder.  You can collect any of the Rupees you missed
when you first arrived.  Press forward to the next door and enter
Room E.  2 Moblins are on patrol.  Thankfully, you only have to slip
past the nearest one.  When it turns its back, dash for the stairs,
discard the barrel, and enter the double doors at the top of the
stairs.
You are back outside.  Walk up the spiraling pathway.  At the top is
another barrel.  Use it to sneak past the solitary Moblin guard, and
cross the narrow walkway on your left.  When you reach the tiny
ledge, watch for the A Button icon to say "Sidle", and then press
Link's back against the wall and transport him safely to the other
side.  Another thin ledge lies up ahead, but you don't have to worry
about it unless you want the two heart refills.  Ascend to the top
of the stairs, and get ready to fight a Bokoblin.
Unlike the others, this Bokoblin carries a sword and shield.
Speaking of swords, yours is laying nearby.  Roll forward to reclaim
it, and then dispose of this enemy.  2 or 3 hits should suffice.
Aryll is in the next room.  Before Link can free her, he is captured
by the big bird, and taken to a creepy man dressed in black (and it
ain't Johnny Cash).  This guy doesn't want to waste his time with a
kid, so he commands the bird to toss Link out into the Great Sea.
When Link regains consciousness, he finds himself on a boat.
However, this is no ordinary boat.  This is a talking boat.  It
introduces itself as the King of Red Lions, and then reveals what it
knows about Link, his journey, and the person who lives at the
summit of the Forsaken Fortress.  The King of Red Lions will become
the vessel that shuttles you across the Great Sea, plus it can offer
advice when you get confused about your current objectives.
However, before any of this can occur, you have to find a SAIL.
Luckily, you are sitting next to a place where you can certainly
find one.
VII.    Windfall Island
Items: Sail, Tingle Tuner, Picto Box, Heart Piece x2, Treasure Chart
7, Treasure Chart 23, 100 Rupees, 50 Rupees
Enemies: None
Sidequests/Mini-games: Zee Fleet
Windfall Island is bustling with activity.  Walk forward and enter
the building on your right.  This is the Bomb Shop, and everything
is ridiculously overpriced.  You couldn't ever afford to buy
anything from here. However, if you sneak around to the rear of the
shop, and sidle along the ledge, you can climb the ivy on the wall
to find a secret entrance to the Bomb Shop. Smash the vases for
several Rupees.  Back outside; pass under the stone arch near the
mailbox to enter the main part of town.  The first building on your
right is the Potion Store, but you need a bottle to shop there.  The
next building on the right is a large house with a red door.  There
isn't much to do inside, but you can upset the rich man upstairs by
breaking one of sparkling vases.  Be careful, though, because if you
break too many, he will ask for compensation.
When you get back outside, follow the dirt path up the steps, and
you will eventually see a man who looks like an Eskimo.  Despite the
sunny weather, he is wearing a heavy blue-and-white coat.  His name
is Zunari.  He has traveled to Windfall from his chilly homeland,
but his ship got destroyed somehow, and he offers to sell you his
SAIL for 80 Rupees.  You should have the money, but if you don't,
wander around the village and chop down grass and bushes until you
have it.  You have what you what's required, but you shouldn't stop
exploring just yet.  Zunari will set up shop on Windfall Island, and
make a comment about the DELIVERY BAG, and how it would help him
increase his very sparse inventory.
The wooden stairs on your left lead to the Cafe.  Take the stairs
behind you, and enter the red brick building on the right.  Inside,
you will meet Lenzo, a pictographer (or photographer) whose PICTO
BOX has been stolen.  He claims to have more, but you should find it
for him just in case.  Exit the studio and go through the stone arch
up ahead.  Go down the wooden walkway into the grassy area, and turn
right to find the Jail.  Smash the jars on your left to find a
switch.  Step on it to open the cell door.  Inside, you will meet
Tingle, a rascally cartographer and thief.  He hands over the TINGLE
TUNER and TINGLE'S CHART, and then makes his escape.  Pull or push
the large crate in his cell to find a hidden passage.  As you crawl
through it, you have to watch out for wooden boards.  The best way
to do this is by using a first-person perspective, so your side
vision will be greatly improved.  The boards lead to dead ends with
trap doors.  There might be more than one correct path through