A higher rupee denomination used by merchants and rupee conversion recipes.
ItemUtility
Overview
This page consolidates the information already documented across the wiki for Purple Rupee. Where the source/wiki does not currently document a behavior, this page leaves it unspecified instead of filling the gap with a guess.
Relevant documented areas
- Hookshots — How the Hookshot, Longshot, Hypershot, and Endershot work, where the first Hookshot comes from, and how each upgrade branch differs.
- Goron Merchants — How Goron merchants choose stock, when it changes, and what they can sell by default.
- Goron Merchant Default Trade Reference — All ten default Goron trade candidates, plus uses, XP, rerolls, and restocking.
- FAQ — Common progression, item-acquisition, update, and troubleshooting questions for the mod.
Crafting and recipe relationships
Red + Blue → PurpleShapeless
Red Rupee, Red Rupee, Blue Rupee, Blue Rupee
→ Purple Rupee
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Silver → PurpleShapeless
Silver Rupee
→ 2 × Purple Rupee
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Purple → Blue (filename discrepancy)Shapeless
Purple Rupee
→ 10 × Blue Rupee
The source file is named rupee_red_from_purple.json but the actual recipe result is 10 Blue Rupees. This wiki intentionally shows the JSON result rather than inferring from its filename.
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Purple → SilverShapeless
Purple Rupee, Purple Rupee
→ Silver Rupee
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Related guides and references
HookshotsHow the Hookshot, Longshot, Hypershot, and Endershot work, where the first Hookshot comes from, and how each upgrade branch differs. →Goron MerchantsHow Goron merchants choose stock, when it changes, and what they can sell by default. →Goron Merchant Default Trade ReferenceAll ten default Goron trade candidates, plus uses, XP, rerolls, and restocking. →FAQCommon progression, item-acquisition, update, and troubleshooting questions for the mod. →Complete Acquisition IndexOne lookup for where important items come from: recipes, trades, structures, loot, events, and rituals. →Complete Recipe AtlasSearch all 38 recipe files by output or ingredient, including smithing, crafting, conversions, and recycling. →