It’s an unbelievably powerful combination, as it can allow Link to bypass entire puzzles, easily travel between sky islands, stealthily break into enemy camps, and much more. He’ll shoot up high into the air before it breaks. When Link straps a Zonai rocket to his shield and then holds that shield out, it’ll function like a jetpack. If you only take one idea from this article, let it be this one. You’ll just want to use them wisely since they can be a little hard to come by. More importantly, bomb arrows can be used to blow up rocks more efficiently than a hammer. When strapped to an arrow, they can be fired at enemies for massive damage (you can melt difficult bosses in a few shots with some well-placed hits). Bombs are a precious resource that can be found underground and in caves. The most important recipe you’ll want to know, though, is the one for bomb arrows. Arrow + Bomb = Bomb arrowĪll of Link’s classic arrow types can be replicated in Tears of the Kingdom with some clever item use. And while you’re at it, try a Keese Wing with an arrow too, which will increase a shot’s range. Perhaps you can guess what might happen if you use an Electric or Fire Keese Eye. By strapping a Keese Eye onto an arrow, you can fire a shot blindly and have it track an enemy - something that’s very much needed for flying enemies. One of the first crafts shown when Nintendo revealed Link’s Fuse ability, homing arrows are among the most useful tools you can create in Tears of the Kingdom. Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’s box art contains a cute Easter egg for collectors Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’s sequel should go full Death Stranding

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