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Link can hold down the attack button while the Korok Leaf is equipped, causing Link to charge an attack, which will give out a much larger gust of air. While on a Raft, this will cause the raft to move faster for a short period of time. | Link can hold down the attack button while the Korok Leaf is equipped, causing Link to charge an attack, which will give out a much larger gust of air. While on a Raft, this will cause the raft to move faster for a short period of time. | ||
With a durability of 25, the Korok Leaf is fairly resilient for such a weak weapon. Furthermore, when Link uses the leaf to blow the sail of a raft, it will not | With a durability of 25, the Korok Leaf is fairly resilient for such a weak weapon. Furthermore, when Link uses the leaf to blow the sail of a raft, it will not affect its durability. Thus, Link can endlessly use the Korok Leaf to guide a raft. | ||
Unlike the majority of Link's weapons, the Korok Leaf cannot be thrown. By Pressing the R button, Link will let out a large gust of wind. If Link wants to discard the weapon, he must go into his inventory and drop the weapon. Link can also lose the weapon if it catches on fire. As it is a leaf, it will burn and can be used as a torch for a brief period of time. | Unlike the majority of Link's weapons, the Korok Leaf cannot be thrown. By Pressing the R button, Link will let out a large gust of wind. If Link wants to discard the weapon, he must go into his inventory and drop the weapon. Link can also lose the weapon if it catches on fire. As it is a leaf, it will burn and can be used as a torch for a brief period of time. | ||