In Breath of the Wild, you'll find the "Sunken Treasure," "Take Back The Sea," and "What's For Dinner?" side quests. Be sure to complete these before leaving the village. Mic/Xavier Harding Right ...

Not just anyone can join Tarrey Town either, only characters with “-son” in their name are allowed in ... More The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild guides on Gameranx: ...

Zelda: Breath of the Wild Tarrey Town Guide: Hylian Homeowner Sub-Quest ... This is Rhondson (notice a pattern with the names here?) and she's more than happy to move to Tarrey Town and take ...

Zelda: Breath of the Wild's Rito Village should be your first port of call to completing Divine Beast Vah Medoh, the aerial beast that's in the far north west corner of the map. This section ...

Our Zelda: Breath Of The Wild Walkthrough will guide you through the Rito Village and will help you with how to defeat the Divine Beast Vah Medoh and where to trigger the next memory in Legend Of ...

In Breath of the Wild, it's a location where gamers ... Hidden away near Tuft Mountain, there is a teeny little village that goes by the name of Lurelin. Upon closer inspection, this village ...

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The first village or settlement you’ll visit in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is Kakariko Village. After completing the first four Shrines in the game and talking to the Old Man ...

In Breath of the Wild, we meet Impa very early on in the main quest in Kakariko Village. She is old — over 100 years old — and recounts the history of the land to Link. At that point ...

And the good news is that Link no longer has to sneak through the town gates by disguising himself as a Gerudo. The Lost Woods returns in Breath of the Wild and looks about the same, but only ...