Editing Desert Ruins

{{about|the level in [[Wario Land 3]]|the stadium in [[Mario Strikers: Battle League]]|[[Desert Ruin]]}}

[[File:WL3 S DesertRuins8.PNG|thumb|W1 Desert Ruins]]

The Desert Ruins are a big structure located in the center of a nameless desert. The level is mainly composed of two building on opposite sides themed after the moon to the west and the sun to the east, two big pools of quicksand, and an underground tunnel that lies beneath them. Both buildings have huge gates which only open during a specific time of the day: the western temple opens at night and the eastern temple opens at day. Both of these gates are breakable if the Super Smash power-up is acquired, through the Garlic of the [[Tower of Revival]]. The level of quicksand changes depending on the time of the day. At night, the level is almost free of quicksand, with the only exception being a small underground puddle. During daytime, the pools are filled with quicksand to the brim. The boss found in this level is [[Helio (Wario Land 3)|Yellow Belly]].

[[File:WL3 S DesertRuins5.PNG|thumb|left|Wario, finding the Gray Chest.]]

After both the Top Half of Scroll from this chest and The Bottom Half of Scroll from this level's Red Chest are collected, they are combined to make the cyclone subside, rendering [[The Volcano's Base]] accessible.

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[[File:WL3 S DesertRuins6.PNG|thumb|The Scroll.]]

The Bottom Half of Scroll<ref name=Scroll/> is found at the Desert Ruins and is in the Red Chest. It is available as soon as the level is unlocked, but only during nighttime at this point of the game, since the door to the temple is blocked during daytime and the necessary power-up to bypass it is not available.

After exiting the room, the Red Chest is within the door past the moon gate. Within the temple, the door leading to the Red Chest is three ladders up. On the way, there are a [[Para-Goom]], three [[Beam Robota]]s, and three [[Silky|Silkies]]. Within the room with the Red Chest, the chest is on the other side of the open pillar.

After both the Bottom Half of Scroll from this chest and The Top Half of Scroll from this level's Gray Chest are collected, they are combined to make the cyclone subside, rendering The Volcano's Base accessible.

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[[File:WL3 S DesertRuins7.PNG|thumb|left|The building, colored by the pink crayon.]]

The Green Key and Green Chest are located at the moon temple on the left side from the beginning. Within the moon temple at the highest platform climbable by ladders, the damaged block is visible. The block next to it is also breakable. In the floor above those breakable blocks, there is a Golf minigame room that requires completing in order to open the way to the chest. To the left of that room, there are two sets of damaged blocks. The floor below the nearest set of damaged blocks is also breakable, which leads to the Green Key. Alternatively, the Green Key can also be collected by breaking the block next to the room leading to the Red Chest.

The pink Crayon flies to the tower on the northern side of the world. The crayon is used to color one part of the area that is initially monochrome. The pink crayon colors the bricks on the building itself. After the area is colored by seven different crayons, the Golf minigame there can be played.

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[[File:WL3 S SeaTurtleRocks7.PNG|thumb|The two halves of the Sun Medallion.]]

The treasure is located at the moon temple. After going past the gate, a Smash Attack is required to use on blocks next to the entrance to reveal a floor beneath it. There is a door on that floor that leads to a room with [[Kobatto]] and light rays shining through the windows. In order to obtain the Blue Key, [[Vampire Wario]] needs to be triggered by [[Kobatto]] so that he can fly to the top where the key is, while avoiding the rays of light since they turn Wario back to normal.

[[File:WL3 S DesertRuins4.PNG|thumb|left|Wario, fighting Yellow Belly.]]

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