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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
When Link arrives at the Snowfield Stable, he can speak with [[Harlow]] and [[Penn]] to begin the quest. Link must go north from Snowfield Stable, past the [[Frost Gleeok]], to [[North Tabantha Snowfield]] where the horse is located. Then he must tame the horse, ride it back to Snowfield Stable, and speak to Harlow. | |||
==Requirements== | ==Requirements== | ||
After activating the [[Potential Princess Sightings!]] [[Side Adventure]] at the [[Lucky Clover Gazette]], Link will speak with [[Penn]] and [[Harlow]] at the [[Snowfield Stable]]. Harlow tells them that a [[Golden Horse]] left in their care by Zelda has run off. | After activating the [[Potential Princess Sightings!]] [[Side Adventure]] at the [[Lucky Clover Gazette]], Link will speak with [[Penn]] and [[Harlow]] at the [[Snowfield Stable]]. Harlow tells them that a [[Golden Horse]] left in their care by Zelda has run off. | ||
*While not required, if Link has completed the [[Camera Work in the Depths]] quest, he can take a [[Camera (Rune)|photograph]] of the [[Golden Horse]] for the [[Hyrule Compendium]] before visiting the [[Lucky Clover Gazette]], while it is stabled normally at [[Snowfield Stable]]. With this done and [[Presenting: Sensor +!]] subsequently completed, he can use [[Sensor +]] to help track the horse during the quest, as the Golden Horse has its own Compendium entry. | |||
==Walkthrough== | ==Walkthrough== | ||
{{TODO|Walkthrough}} | |||
==Adventure Log== | ==Adventure Log== | ||
Revision as of 22:11, June 29, 2023
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Zelda's Golden Horse
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Prerequisite | Take a freelance job with Traysi at the Lucky Clover Gazette | |
Start | Speak with Penn and Harlow at the Snowfield Stable | |
Objective | Find the Golden Horse | |
Rewards | Royal Saddle | |
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Zelda's Golden Horse is a Side Adventure in Tears of the Kingdom.
Overview
When Link arrives at the Snowfield Stable, he can speak with Harlow and Penn to begin the quest. Link must go north from Snowfield Stable, past the Frost Gleeok, to North Tabantha Snowfield where the horse is located. Then he must tame the horse, ride it back to Snowfield Stable, and speak to Harlow.
Requirements
After activating the Potential Princess Sightings! Side Adventure at the Lucky Clover Gazette, Link will speak with Penn and Harlow at the Snowfield Stable. Harlow tells them that a Golden Horse left in their care by Zelda has run off.
- While not required, if Link has completed the Camera Work in the Depths quest, he can take a photograph of the Golden Horse for the Hyrule Compendium before visiting the Lucky Clover Gazette, while it is stabled normally at Snowfield Stable. With this done and Presenting: Sensor +! subsequently completed, he can use Sensor + to help track the horse during the quest, as the Golden Horse has its own Compendium entry.
Walkthrough
TODO: Walkthrough
Care to do so?
Adventure Log
| Step | Description |
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| Penn's research at Snowfield Stable turned up a story about Princess Zelda's golden horse, which has a mane braided with honeycomb plaits. It was being kept there but ran off somewhere to the north. Harlow can't go look for the horse, given that a huge monster is apparently in the snow fields. | |
| You found the golden horse, and Harlow was beside herself when you returned the gentle creature to the stable. She asked you to take the horse, as it already seems attached to you. Penn flew off to write the whole story up for the newspaper. |