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*[[Morshu]] will not except anything other than rupees for his shop | *[[Morshu]] will not except anything other than rupees for his shop | ||
| − | *Also [[Morshu]] known to have a stash of rupees. | + | *Also [[Morshu]] is known to have a stash of rupees. |
*Deny it all you want, you want rupees and [[you]] know it. | *Deny it all you want, you want rupees and [[you]] know it. | ||
**Did you know that most rupees are candy. | **Did you know that most rupees are candy. | ||
Revision as of 15:04, 14 March 2014
Appearing in almost all of the Legend of Zelda games, rupees are the currency in Link's world. The color of a rupee decides the worth.
A purple Rupee, worth exactly 50 green rupees.
- Green - 1
- Blue - 5
- Yellow - 10
- Red - 20
- Purple - 50
- Orange - 100
- Silver - 200
By defeating enemies, cutting grass, and throwing rocks, you can get rupees (specifically Green - Purple). There are also other ways.
Not to be confused with "roofies". Although many people also want those, too
People who use/have rupees
- Morshu
- Link
- Zelda
- The King
- Lupay
- Mr. Krabs
- Rarity
- People from India (rupees are the currency there.)
The four Links fighting over a rupee.
