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Story Moons are [[Power Moon|Power Moons]] that must be collected to progress the story of the kingdom it is in. Most kingdoms that are accessible before the game is completed have Story Moons; the ones that don't are [[Cap Kingdom]], [[Cloud Kingdom]], [[Ruined Kingdom]], and [[Moon Kingdom]]. All [[Multi Moon|multi moons]] in kingdoms accessible before the game is completed are story moons. | '''Story Moons''' are [[Power Moon|Power Moons]] that must be collected to progress the story of the kingdom it is in. Most kingdoms that are accessible before the game is completed have Story Moons; the ones that don't are [[Cap Kingdom]], [[Cloud Kingdom]], [[Ruined Kingdom]], and [[Moon Kingdom]]. All [[Multi Moon|multi moons]] in kingdoms accessible before the game is completed are story moons. | ||
Generally a smaller kingdom will have some story moons and then a multi moon, while larger ones will follow that same pattern, but twice. For example, [[Cascade Kingdom]] is a smaller kingdom, and it has one story moon and then one multi moon. [[Luncheon Kingdom]], on the other hand, is a larger kingdom, and it has two story moons, then a multi moon, then one story moon, followed by one final multi moon. The easiest way to tell a small kingdom apart from a large kingdom is to look at how many Power Moons are required to leave. If it is less than ten, that kingdom is a small kingdom. If it is more, that kingdom is a large kingdom. | Generally a smaller kingdom will have some story moons and then a multi moon, while larger ones will follow that same pattern, but twice. For example, [[Cascade Kingdom]] is a smaller kingdom, and it has one story moon and then one multi moon. [[Luncheon Kingdom]], on the other hand, is a larger kingdom, and it has two story moons, then a multi moon, then one story moon, followed by one final multi moon. The easiest way to tell a small kingdom apart from a large kingdom is to look at how many Power Moons are required to leave. If it is less than ten, that kingdom is a small kingdom. If it is more, that kingdom is a large kingdom. | ||