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==''Tears of the Kingdom''== | ==''Tears of the Kingdom''== | ||
Tray can still be found in [[Goron City (Tears of the Kingdom)|Goron City]], managing the [[Rollin' Inn]]. He is not upset about the rise of the [[Marbled Rock Roast]], if the kids are happy with it. He doesn't like that they are losing their minds over it, though, and tricking travelers | Tray can still be found in [[Goron City (Tears of the Kingdom)|Goron City]], managing the [[Rollin' Inn]]. He is not upset about the rise of the [[Marbled Rock Roast]], if the kids are happy with it. He doesn't like that they are losing their minds over it, though, and tricking travelers out of their rupees, as well as doing any work. He laments over how Goron City used to be such a nice place and, since the elders can't eat the roast, they are stuck watching things fall apart.{{Ref|''Tears of the Kingdom''|We don't see many strangers round here! I gotta tell ya, if marbled rock roast is popular among the kids, well, so be it. But they're losin' their heads over it—tricking travelers into forkin' over rupees, and droppin' work for more of them rocks. Goron City used to be such a nice place... We elders can't eat marbled rock roast, so we're stuck watching things fall apart.|'''Tray'''}} | ||
After the Goron [[Regional Phenomena]], Tray is talking to [[Volcon]] and considering a vacation now that the young Gorons are working again. Volcon wants to go to the place where they were born, where they can see the moon. They don't remember how to get there, though. They recall it was in a cave, somewhere at [[Lake Ferona]]. Volcon thinks that maybe if he saw a picture of the full moon shining on the ground he would remember. This conversation begins the [[Moon-Gazing Gorons]] Side Quest. | At the Rollin' Inn, Tray will offer Link a regular bed for 20 [[Rupee]]s or a bed and a [[Goron Massage]] for 50 [[Rupee]]s.{{Ref|''Tears of the Kingdom''|'Scuse my jabberin'. So! You staying here?|'''Tray'''}}{{Ref|''Tears of the Kingdom''|A regular bed will cost ya 20 rupees. If ya wanna throw in a Goron massage, that'll run ya 50 rupees.|'''Tray'''}} A Goron massage uses a hard rock bed where pressure is applied to squeeze the tension out. It will fully restore Link's health.{{Ref|''Tears of the Kingdom''|New to the art of Goron massage, are ya? That's OK. First time for everything, as they say. A Goron-style massage is done on top of a hard rock bed. Pressure is applied to your body to squeeze all the tension out. S'right! It doesn't hurt one bit. Mostly. I tell ya, I even doze off sometimes! Afterward, you'll sleep like a rock and feel great when ya wake up. You'll be all limber and full of energy!|'''Tray'''}} | ||
After the Goron [[Regional Phenomena]], Tray is talking to [[Volcon]] and considering a vacation now that the young Gorons are working again. Volcon wants to go to the place where they were born, where they can see the moon. They don't remember how to get there, though. They recall it was in a cave, somewhere at [[Lake Ferona]]. Volcon thinks that maybe if he saw a picture of the full moon shining on the ground he would remember. This conversation begins the [[Moon-Gazing Gorons]] Side Quest. | |||
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Gender | Male | |
Occupation | Innkeeper | |
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Location | Breath of the Wild | |
Related | Volcon (rock brother) | |
Tray is an elder Goron innkeeper who appears in Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom.
Breath of the Wild
Tray runs the Rollin' Inn.
Tears of the Kingdom
Tray can still be found in Goron City, managing the Rollin' Inn. He is not upset about the rise of the Marbled Rock Roast, if the kids are happy with it. He doesn't like that they are losing their minds over it, though, and tricking travelers out of their rupees, as well as doing any work. He laments over how Goron City used to be such a nice place and, since the elders can't eat the roast, they are stuck watching things fall apart.[1]
At the Rollin' Inn, Tray will offer Link a regular bed for 20 Rupees or a bed and a Goron Massage for 50 Rupees.[2][3] A Goron massage uses a hard rock bed where pressure is applied to squeeze the tension out. It will fully restore Link's health.[4]
After the Goron Regional Phenomena, Tray is talking to Volcon and considering a vacation now that the young Gorons are working again. Volcon wants to go to the place where they were born, where they can see the moon. They don't remember how to get there, though. They recall it was in a cave, somewhere at Lake Ferona. Volcon thinks that maybe if he saw a picture of the full moon shining on the ground he would remember. This conversation begins the Moon-Gazing Gorons Side Quest.
Gallery
Tray talking to Volcon in Tears of the Kingdom
References
- ↑ "We don't see many strangers round here! I gotta tell ya, if marbled rock roast is popular among the kids, well, so be it. But they're losin' their heads over it—tricking travelers into forkin' over rupees, and droppin' work for more of them rocks. Goron City used to be such a nice place... We elders can't eat marbled rock roast, so we're stuck watching things fall apart." — Tray, Tears of the Kingdom
- ↑ "'Scuse my jabberin'. So! You staying here?" — Tray, Tears of the Kingdom
- ↑ "A regular bed will cost ya 20 rupees. If ya wanna throw in a Goron massage, that'll run ya 50 rupees." — Tray, Tears of the Kingdom
- ↑ "New to the art of Goron massage, are ya? That's OK. First time for everything, as they say. A Goron-style massage is done on top of a hard rock bed. Pressure is applied to your body to squeeze all the tension out. S'right! It doesn't hurt one bit. Mostly. I tell ya, I even doze off sometimes! Afterward, you'll sleep like a rock and feel great when ya wake up. You'll be all limber and full of energy!" — Tray, Tears of the Kingdom