Big Quiver: Difference between revisions

===''Ocarina of Time''===

In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'', there are two ways to obtain the Big Quiver. Link can either win it in the [[Shooting Gallery]] of [[Kakariko Village]] with a perfect score, or in the [[Horseback Archery]] minigame in the [[Gerudo's Fortress|Gerudo]] [[Horseback Archery Range]] when scoring at least 1,500 points. The Big Quiver allows Link to hold up to 40 [[arrow]]s in total. If Link completes both mini-games, he will acquire the [[Biggest Quiver]].

===''The Wind Waker''===

In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]'', depending on what island Link visits first, [[Western Fairy Island]], or [[Thorned Fairy Island]], he will be rewarded with a Big Quiver that allows him to carry 60 arrows in total.

===''The Minish Cap''===

In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]'', Link can obtain the Big Quiver by purchasing it in the local shop in [[Hyrule Town]] for a whopping 600 [[Rupee]]s. It can hold a maximum of 40 arrows.

===''Twilight Princess''===

In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'', the Big Quiver can be obtained by beating the first level of the [[STAR Game]] in the [[STAR Tent]] of [[Castle Town East Road]] in [[Castle Town]]. The owner, [[Purlo]], will challenge [[Link]] to complete his mini-game in under 30 seconds. This time limit can only be matched if Link uses his [[Clawshot]] to easily track down all the orbs. After doing so, Purlo becomes shocked that someone has beaten his mini-game, and will then reward Link with the Big Quiver. As Link needs the Clawshot to do this mini-game, this cannot be done before getting it from the [[Lakebed Temple]].