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{{Tt|ID: 69}}Wild Horses<br/>If you see a wild horse you'd like to ride, crouch down so you can approach it quietly from behind. Take heed though—if the horse notices you while you're directly behind it, it will kick you!

{{Tt|ID: 71}}Training Your Horse<br/>Horses that you have just caught won't listen to much of what you tell them to do. The more time you spend adventuring with your steed, the better behaved it will become.

{{Tt|ID: 73}}The Steed Takes the Lead<br/>Obedient horses will follow pathways without being told to. Leave the running up to your loyal steed every once in a while so you can enjoy the scenery!

{{Tt|ID: 75}}Galloping<br/>The number of times you can increase your speed depends on each horse. If you find a horse with a high number of spurs, consider keeping it as your companion.

{{Tt|ID: 77}}Galloping<br/>You can run down smaller monsters atop your galloping steed, but don't forget that you cannot make quick turns when traveling this way.

{{Tt|ID: 80}}Pony Points<br/>You can earn points at stables that can be exchanged for various rewards.

{{Tt|ID: 82}}Setting Fires<br/>Wooden objects and dry grass catch fire easily. Be careful around such things while holding a lit torch.

{{Tt|ID: 140}}Swimming Tip<br/>When in the water, you can swim faster using 촥. Be careful not to overuse this, lest your stamina run low and you drown.

{{Tt|ID: 142}}Climbing Tip<br/>The stamina required for climbing increases with the steepness of the cliff. To climb higher while using less stamina, it's important to find walls that have a gentler slope.

{{Tt|ID: 145}}Fishing Tip<br/>If you use 촥 to dash while swimming, you can get up close to a school of fish before they swim away.

{{Tt|ID: 149}}Restoring Hearts<br/>You can replenish your health by consuming fruits and veggies you've collected, as well as meat you've acquired through hunting. Eat ingredients raw, or cook them to increase their healing properties.

{{Tt|ID: 153}}Stamina Wheel<br/>If your stamina runs out while climbing, you will lose your grip and fall.

{{Tt|ID: 154}}Stamina Wheel<br/>Swimming depletes your stamina. If your stamina runs out while you're swimming, you will sink below the water and, unless you've run out of hearts, be returned to dry land.

{{Tt|ID: 156}}Pushing Objects<br/>Barrels and boxes can be pushed around. Use this to your advantage!

{{Tt|ID: 160}}Resting at an Inn<br/>Sleeping overnight in a bed can do more than just fully replenish your hearts. If you spend more for a comfier bed, you can temporarily increase your hearts or stamina!

{{Tt|ID: 164}}Paraglider<br/>Soaring with the paraglider depletes your Stamina Wheel. Be careful to monitor your stamina so you don't run out midflight.

{{Tt|ID: 166}}Climbing Tip<br/>Overhangs that curve outward and the underside of ceilings are too difficult to hang on to. If you try to climb these surfaces anyway, you will fall.

{{Tt|ID: 167}}Safe Skydiving<br/>When you need to dive from the sky to the surface, landing in deep water will prevent taking damage from the fall.

{{Tt|ID: 169}}Replenishing Equipment<br/>If you run out of equipment while exploring a temple, consider making a trip into town. Once you've stocked up, you can travel right back to the temple.

{{Tt|ID: 179}}Mineru's Construct<br/>Attach materials or weapons to the construct's arms to increase its punching power.

{{Tt|ID: 181}}Mineru's Construct<br/>You can fire arrows even while riding the construct.

{{Tt|ID: 194}}Battle Tip<br/>If an enemy camp has multiple levels, each packed with monsters, consider using the paraglider to sneak your way to the top.

{{Tt|ID: 196}}Battle Tip<br/>Monsters need their beauty rest too. If you see a group of monsters sleeping, use that opportunity to sneak-attack them!

{{Tt|ID: 202}}Monster Tips: Electric Lizalfos<br/>If you hit an Electric Lizalfos's horn with an arrow, it will discharge a massive electric shock.

{{Tt|ID: 204}}Battle Tip<br/>If a monster is hiding behind a shield, you can bat the shield away by hitting it with a heavy sword.

{{Tt|ID: 220}}Surviving the Cold<br/>Even in frigid climates, the heat of a campfire can keep you warm. Holding a lit torch is another good way to stave off the cold.

{{Tt|ID: 222}}The Joys of Night<br/>Some animals and critters only come out when it's dark. Keep an eye out for them!

{{Tt|ID: 226}}Weapon Durability<br/>Durability varies with every weapon. Always be aware of the condition of your equipment. A weapon breaking at the wrong time is never a good thing.

{{Tt|ID: 228}}Special Bows<br/>A few bows fire multiple arrows at once. They offer several times the power of normal bows, while strangely consuming only one arrow at a time.

{{Tt|ID: 229}}More Than a Weapon<br/>Metal weapons create sparks that can be used to light a fire. Furthermore, if you set a wooden weapon on fire, it can be used as a torch.

{{Tt|ID: 231}}Weapon Bonuses<br/>Some weapons you'll come across have special properties that set them apart from others of their class, such as superior durability or above-average attack power.

{{Tt|ID: 232}}Critical Hit<br/>When using a weapon with this bonus, the last hit in a series of attacks will deal double the damage.

{{Tt|ID: 234}}Lightning Strikes<br/>Lightning has a tendency to strike anything metallic. Whenever you hear thunder, it's a good idea to remove any metallic equipment before you get fried.

{{Tt|ID: 249}}Zonai Devices: Steering Sticks<br/>When you attach a steering stick to a vehicle with tires, you can not only control its direction but also go in reverse.

{{Tt|ID: 251}}Removing Fused Objects<br/>Items fused to a weapon or a shield can be removed via the inventory. Once removed, they cannot be recovered, so be careful.

{{Tt|ID: 262}}Battle Tip<br/>If you fuse a puffshroom or a muddle bud to an arrow and shoot it at a group of enemies, it can disrupt them all at once.

{{Tt|ID: 264}}Autobuild<br/>You may be able to build designs even if you are short on materials, but results may vary.