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==Mechanics==
==Mechanics==
When you enter a dungeon, an invisible waypoint is set at the entrance to that dungeon. From that point on, any time you go through a door between two rooms, the waypoint will move to that door. Occasionally the waypoint will move when you cross a boundary between two rooms - this happens in the [[Water Temple]] sometimes.
When you enter a dungeon, an '''invisible waypoint''' is set at the entrance to that dungeon. From that point on, any time you go through a door between two rooms, the waypoint will move to that door. Occasionally the waypoint will move when you cross a boundary between two rooms - this happens in the [[Water Temple]] sometimes.
The waypoint is not directly of any use to you - it just serves to explain how FW works. FW must be cast
The waypoint is not directly of any use to you - it just serves to explain how FW works.
FW must be cast
* inside a dungeon
* inside a dungeon
* while you are standing on dry land
* while you are standing on dry land
* and requires 6 magic points (your magic bar holds either 24 or 48 magic points).
* while you have at least 6 magic points (your magic bar holds either 24 or 48 magic points).
When you cast it, Link performs a green kind of spell. Then a glowing green ball will appear overhead. This is your '''warp point'''. The warp point will be NOT be set at precisely the place where you are standing - it will zip across on a straight line and instead hover over the location where the ''waypoint'' is currently situated - namely, the entrance you used to reach your current room.
When you cast it, Link performs a green kind of spell. Then a glowing green ball will appear overhead. This is your '''warp point'''. The warp point will be NOT be set at precisely the place where you are standing - it will zip across on a straight line and instead hover over the location where the ''waypoint'' is currently situated - namely, the entrance you used to reach your current room.