We have two new pieces of fan-submitted content today!

The first bit is 43 new pieces of Zelda sheet music for the clarinet! They are from various games, but are all popular and worth the download if you play the clarinet. They are in PDF format and I will be working on gathering MP3s to go along with them. They were submitted by Ruel Neuman, and you can see them, and the rest of Zelda Capital's sheet music here.

The second piece of content I have is three new Did You Know? facts. They have been added to our growing list of random, interesting Zelda facts, and they can be read here. They were submitted by Riley Medora.

That's all for today! Remember, if you ever want to submit content to Zelda Capital, feel free to email it my way! Also, be sure to check out the latest and greatest thing to happen to the Zelda community: Zelda Blog!

Related Links:
Zelda Capital's Sheet Music (43 New!)
Did You Know? (3 New!)
Zelda Blog

Today is a GRAND day in the Zelda community as one of the most unique Zelda sites has been revived after being offline for quite a while: Zelda Blog. Webmasters from across the community have gathered together to revive this community-oriented project.

So what is Zelda Blog? The most simple answer: a large collection of acticles that range from humor to the timeline to Nintendo and everything in between. Zelda Blog currently has twleve major contributors (myself included) that will post articles every so often to keep the blog going. Nothing but the largest of news is posted on Zelda Blog, as the blog revolves around editorials and such. Though Zelda Blog has no forum, it has a unique commenting system for the articles, allowing registered users to comment on the articles.

So head over to Zelda Blog right now and sign up. Zelda Blog was a very large site in its peak, and is sure to get real big real fast. I have posted my first article over there for opening day, and hopefully tonight I will put up links to my many articles to be featured at Zelda Blog.

Also, there will be no Weekend Update this week, as all my time went into perfecting my article for Zelda Blog's launch.

Related Links:
Zelda Blog
My Article - Voice Acting in the Legend of Zelda

I know that it is not the weekend yet, but I am going on a three-day camping trip this weekend and am leaving tomorrow at 5 o'clock in the morning. It would be tough to drag me out of bed just to update with a weekend update. So I figured better off schedule then never right?

The update for this weekend is Part II of the Zelda Capital Timeline: The Twilight Revolution. This part covers the evolution of the first two races of the world, and how one ended up being sealed away forever. Give that a read here.

Second on the list is some more regular content. We have a great new Boss Guide for the Legend of Zelda (NES) from Ray-Zer, which you can check out here, and we also have some great new Zelda Capital forum signatures made by UrbanMyth, of the Zelda Capital Forums. View those here.

The Zelda timeline has been an ongoing project here at Zelda Capital, beginning with the outline two weeks ago, and continuing with Part I today.

Part I covers the Creation of Hyrule, and will more than likely cause some troubles amoung members. I have taken a very different approach to the creation, in order to explain elements involved in my timeline later. Just so everyone knows, I won't be debating my position until the first four or so sections of my timeline is posted. Many of the questions that will be asked will be answered in the upcoming sections. Read Part I: The Creation of Hyrule here.

In other news, Ray-Zer has written a great items guide for The Legend of Zelda (NES) that covers every single item in both quests. Check that out here. Second, we have a new top affiliate: Portal to Hyrule. Portal to Hyrule is a site that has been around for a while, but was closed, and is now re-opening early next month. The webmaster is very nice, and the site has many unique properties that everyone should be looking foward too . Currently, they only have a splash page up, but it is still worth a visit.

That's all for now. I should have more content later this week. In the mean time, why not join our forums?

Related Links:
Part I: The Creation of Hyrule
The Legend of Zelda (NES) Items Guide
Portal to Hyrule

Like Midna much? Now's your chance to get a one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted, two and a half inch tall resin Midna figurine!

Our good friends over at Want Midna Back are hosting a raffle for the figurine, with each raffle ticket costing $10 CAD (approximately $9.75 USD - according to the Google Currency Converter). The raffle is currently going on through PayPal, through which users can pay for a raffle ticket at which point they will receive a raffle number. At the end of the raffle, the numbers will be inserted into a random number generator and one of the numbers will be randomly chosen, at which point the winner will be notified and sent the figurine.

Interested? Head over to Want Midna Back and buy a ticket. You may purchase as many as you want, and each ticket will increase your chance of winning. Email Yitik (WMB's Webmaster) with any questions.

You can view the concept art of the figurine here and you can view the figurine in four pieces here.

Related Links:
Want Midna Back
Email Yitik
Concept Art
Basic Mold in Four Pieces