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Goddess Statues return in ''Tears of the Kingdom'', and exchange four [[Light of Blessing|Lights of Blessing]] for either a Heart Container or Stamina Vessel, in much the same way as they did with Spirit Orbs in ''Breath of the Wild''. In the first encounter with one, in the [[Temple of Time (Tears of the Kingdom)|Temple of Time]] on [[Great Sky Island]], Link is forced to take a Heart Container, so as to have the vitality to pass through the rear door of the temple. | Goddess Statues return in ''Tears of the Kingdom'', and exchange four [[Light of Blessing|Lights of Blessing]] for either a Heart Container or Stamina Vessel, in much the same way as they did with Spirit Orbs in ''Breath of the Wild''. In the first encounter with one, in the [[Temple of Time (Tears of the Kingdom)|Temple of Time]] on [[Great Sky Island]], Link is forced to take a Heart Container, so as to have the vitality to pass through the rear door of the temple. | ||
Once Link has at least one [[Sage's Vow]], he can also trade four [[Sage's Will]]s to a Goddess Statue to "strengthen the bond" and upgrade it to a Solemn Sage's | Once Link has at least one [[Sage's Vow]], he can also trade four [[Sage's Will]]s to a Goddess Statue to "strengthen the bond" and upgrade it to a Solemn Sage's Vow. Each Vow can only be strengthened once. | ||
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