You can also potentially get the Gerudo-Champion Fabric, to give your paraglider a shocking new look, and the Vah Naboris Divine Helm. Young Link's rewards aren't too bad in Tears of the Kingdom — in fact, he seems to offer up exactly the same goodies as the Adult Link Ocarina of Time amiibo. Along with metal boxes and some rusty weapons and shields, there's a chance the chest will contain the Ancient Blade, a brilliant material which can be used with Fuse to add 50 to the attack power of your weapon (or arrow) of choice. You can use this Helm as part of the Ancient Armour Set, it will give you the same Guardian Resistance bonus plus Cold Resistance Level 1. Throw in almost any Legend of Zelda amiibo and things get even more interesting, with chests dropping from the sky that can have anything from weapons to legendary outfits inside.

The fields of Hyrule are no longer plagued by these incredibly dangerous creations, but the Guardian amiibo can still deliver some pain — to your enemies, at least. While the Mask only gives you a +1 defence, it has a chance of confusing enemies and preventing them from attacking Link.Then you can head to Hyrule Castle's Sanctum, where you'll need to light two torches in front of the throne. These mechanical nightmares will drop with a random chance of Guardian weapons and shields, proving to be one of the best and easy ways to top up your inventory with high tech items. There’s no reason not to just spam reloading your save until you get the items you actually bought these for instead of food so you what’s the point? Every last scrap of gear you can get as a Zelda Amiibo unlock can be found somewhere in-game through normal play. The Rito Champion Revali’s Amiibo drops the Falcon or Swallow Bows, but also has a chance to drop the Rito-Champion Fabric and Vah Medoh Divine Helm as well.

There is also a chance it will drop either the Traveller's Bridle or the Traveller's Saddle that you can equip in your horse of choice. However, their chests can drop Bokoblin weapons and shields, as well as potentially the Bokoblin Fabric for your paraglider. The first set you'll likely come across can be found as you leave the opening Room of Awakening and in a few other spots in the Great Sky Island area that kicks off the game. The good thing about this site is we're allowed express an opinion be it positive or negative as long as it's done in a respectful manner.Once in here head straight across and pass through another waterfall to find the chest you're looking for. The next few taps will drop a chest containing one of the following three items from The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. Cap of the Twilight - You'll have to defeat a King Gleeok at the Gleeok Den under Thyphlo Ruins in the Depths.

Glide Shirt - Courage Island - Best reached by blasting yourself out of Lindor's Brow Skyview Tower and heading South East. Despite not being a unique item the chest may contain the Radiant Shield, a fantastic shield and a great help to have early in the game. Barbarian Chest Piece - Head to Crenel Hills Cave and head inside a secret room behind the Stone Talus.You can get rare stones (Ambe r, Sapphire, Topaz, Opal ) or a variety of bows (Knight's Bow, Soldier's Bow) from this amiibo, which will drop with a number of different herbs and flowers ( Armoranth, Blue Nightshade, Cool Safflina, Electric Safflina, Hyrule Herb, Mighty Thistle, Swift Violet and Warm Safflina) and veggies (Like Fortified Pumpkins, a Hearty Raddish and Swift Carrots).

For example, scanning the Majora’s Mask Link amiibo grants you the chance to themed fabric for your paraglider, or the Fierce Deity set. With Ganondorf actually appearing in Tears of the Kingdom, Link's sworn enemy will deliver a slew of raw meat along with either a rare gem ( Amber, Luminous Stones, Sapphire, etc) or one of a few different weapons like a Gerudo Claymore, or even better yet, the Dusk Claymore that he wielded in Twilight Princess. This set is available via the 8-Bit Link amiibo, but you can also get all three pieces in the Depths.I was kind of hoping I could use the amiibo to summon my horse anywhere in the world, rather than the extremely limited whistling they put in the game that is all but useless and makes horses completely impractical to bother with.