| rdfs:comment | - Dungeon Maps (ダンジョンマップ Danjon Mappu?) are recurring items in the Legend of Zelda series. They are most often found in chests, which are usually guarded by enemies. The Dungeon Map provides a roughly illustrated complete overview of the dungeon in which it is found and includes information on the multiple floors of a dungeon, if applicable. When used in conjunction with the Compass, the Dungeon Map can show where certain objectives can be found. In each game, the Map and Compass will guide Link to the room containing the dungeon's boss, and in some games, the Maps will also direct Link to hidden treasures and other points of interest.
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| abstract | - Dungeon Maps (ダンジョンマップ Danjon Mappu?) are recurring items in the Legend of Zelda series. They are most often found in chests, which are usually guarded by enemies. The Dungeon Map provides a roughly illustrated complete overview of the dungeon in which it is found and includes information on the multiple floors of a dungeon, if applicable. When used in conjunction with the Compass, the Dungeon Map can show where certain objectives can be found. In each game, the Map and Compass will guide Link to the room containing the dungeon's boss, and in some games, the Maps will also direct Link to hidden treasures and other points of interest. Sometimes, the Dungeon Maps do not display hidden rooms which can be found by breaking a weak wall with a Bomb, though they will sometimes be added once Link uncovers them. Until the Dungeon Map is obtained, Link can make a makeshift map as rooms he already visited will be recorded on the otherwise blank slate that is meant to be filled in by acquiring the map. As the Dungeon Maps do not appear in Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks, this method is the only way to acquire the map of the dungeons. As for the other titles, Link can use this method to complete the map of a dungeon without having to acquire the actual Dungeon Map, as long as he visits all the rooms.
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