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{{quote|More than 100 Shrines of Trials dot the landscape, waiting for players to discover and explore them in any order they want. As players work their way through the traps and puzzles inside, they’ll earn special items and other rewards that will help them on their adventure.|Nintendo Press Release, E3 2016}} | |||
'''Shrines of Trials''' are mini-dungeons scattered all over [[Hyrule]]. In total there are 120 shrines, and within each shrine is a [[Sheikah Monk]] who holds a blessing for the one who manages to complete the challenge contained within the shrine. Some shrines can be discovered while [[Link]] wanders Hyrule as they sit in the open and can be approached with minimal effort. However, some shrines can only be accessed through the completion of a Shrine Quest which requires Link to complete a task that will reveal a hidden shrine. Shrine Quests are received from various individuals throughout Hyrule, most commonly [[Kass]] or [[Stable]] residents or visitors. | |||
To activate a shrine, Link only needs to walk up to a shrine and examine it. Examining the shrine not only opens the shrine for Link to enter, but also makes it an active travel point for Link to use on the map. | |||
Once inside the shrine, Link faces one of three scenarios: a puzzle to complete, a test of strength, or a blessing. | |||
Shrines with puzzles are completed by solving the puzzle presented inside. Little to no direction is given, leaving Link to determine the objective of the shrine and how to complete it. Many of the puzzles require the use of various [[Rune]]s found previously on Link's adventure, but some may also require the use of weapons or arrows in order to complete. These shrines often contain [[Treasure Chest]]s which hold weapons or various types of gems. A select few shrines will hold pieces of [[Armor (Breath of the Wild)|Armor]]. | |||
Tests of strength come in three levels: minor, modest, and major. In these shrines, Link must face a single [[Guardian]] and defeat it in battle. A minor test of strength requires defeating a [[Guardian Scout II]]; a modest test of strength requires defeating a [[Guardian Scout III]]; and a major test of strength requires defeating a [[Guardian Scout IV]]. | |||
Blessings are found in shrines which can only be accessed through significant effort before even reaching the shrine. Reaching the shrine is, in itself, considered the challenge for shrine and upon entering the shrine, Link may continue directly to the Monk for his blessing. Occasionally, Link may find a chest in one of these shrines as well. | |||
Once Link has reached the Sheikah Monk within the shrine, the monk will bless Link with a [[Spirit Orb]], which can be collected and traded at a [[Goddess Statue]] for additional hearts or stamina. | |||
Though not all shrines are required to defeat [[Ganon]], Link is rewarded with the Breath of the Wild armor set upon completing all 120 shrines. | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
*[[:Category:Breath of the Wild Shrines|Breath of the Wild Shrine List]] | *[[:Category:Breath of the Wild Shrines|Breath of the Wild Shrine List]] | ||
==Shrine Quests== | |||
*[[Bareeda Naag Shrine#The Ancient Rito Song|Ancient Rito Song, The]] | |||
*[[Mozo Shenno Shrine#The Bird in the Mountains|Bird in the Mountains, The]] | |||
*[[Kayra Mah Shrine#A Brother's Roast|Brother's Roast, A]] | |||
*[[Dagah Keek Shrine#The Ceremonial Song|Ceremonial Song, The]] | |||
*[[Keeha Yoog Shrine#Cliffside Etchings|Cliffside Etchings]] | |||
*[[Mezza Lo Shrine#The Crowned Beast|Crowned Beast, The]] | |||
*[[Kam Urog Shrine#The Cursed Statue|Cursed Statue, The]] | |||
*[[Dila Maag Shrine#The Desert Labyrinth|Desert Labyrinth, The]] | |||
*[[Dako Tah Shrine#The Eye of the Sandstorm|Eye of the Sandstorm, The]] | |||
*[[Kah Yah Shrine#A Fragmented Monument|Fragmented Monument, A]] | |||
*[[Shoqa Tatone Shrine#Guardian Slideshow|Guardian Slideshow]] | |||
*[[Gorae Torr Shrine#The Gut Check Challenge|Gut Check Challenge, The]] | |||
*[[Ritaag Zumo Shrine#Into the Vortex|Into the Vortex]] | |||
*[[Tah Muhl Shrine#A Landscape of a Stable|Landscape of a Stable, A]] | |||
*[[Daag Chokah Shrine#The Lost Pilgrimage|Lost Pilgrimage, The]] | |||
*[[Shai Yota Shrine#Master of the Wind|Master of the Wind]] | |||
*[[Misae Suma Shrine#The Perfect Drink|Prefect Drink, The]] | |||
*[[Voo Lota Shrine#Recital at Warbler's Nest|Recital at Warbler's Nest]] | |||
*[[Tahno O'ah Shrine#Secret of the Cedars|Secret of the Cedars]] | |||
*[[Suma Sahma Shrine#Secret of the Snowy Peaks|Secret of the Snowy Peaks]] | |||
*[[Shae Katha Shrine#The Serpent's Jaws|Serpent's Jaws, The]] | |||
*[[Korsh O'hu Shrine#The Seven Heroines|Seven Heroines, The]] | |||
*[[Ketoh Wawai Shrine#Shrouded Shrine|Shrouded Shrine]] | |||
*[[Sasa Kai Shrine#Sign of the Shadow|Sign of the Shadow]] | |||
*[[Kema Zoos Shrine#The Silent Swordswomen|Silent Swordswomen, The]] | |||
*[[Zuna Kai Shrine#The Skull's Eye|Skull's Eye, The]] | |||
*[[Qukah Nata Shrine#A Song of Storms|Song of Storms, A]] | |||
*[[Tutsuwa Nima Shrine#The Spring of Power|Spring of Power, The]] | |||
*[[Jitan Sa'mi Shrine#The Spring of Wisdom|Spring of Wisdom, The]] | |||
*[[Lakna Rokee Shrine#The Stolen Heirloom|Stolen Heirloom, The]] | |||
*[[Korgu Chideh Shrine#Stranded on Evantide|Stranded on Evantide]] | |||
*[[Maag Halan Shrine#The Test of the Wood|Test of the Wood, The]] | |||
*[[Joloo Nah Shrine#Test of Will|Test of Will]] | |||
*[[Tawa Jinn Shrine#The Three Giant Brothers|Three Giant Brothers, The]] | |||
*[[Kuhn Sidajj Shrine#Trial of Second Sight|Trial of Second Sight]] | |||
*[[Tu Ka'loh Shrine#Trial of the Labyrinth|Trial of the Labyrinth]] | |||
*[[Toh Yahsa Shrine#Trial of Thunder|Trial of Thunder]] | |||
*[[Qaza Tokki Shrine#Trial on the Cliff|Trial on the Cliff]] | |||
*[[Sheem Dagoze Shrine#The Two Rings|Two Rings, The]] | |||
*[[Raqa Zunzo Shrine#The Undefeated Champ|Undefeated Champ, The]] | |||
*[[Mijah Rokee Shrine#Under a Red Moon|Under a Red Moon]] | |||
*[[Hila Rao Shrine#Watch Out for the Flowers|Watch Out for the Flowers]] | |||
==Trivia== | |||
*The four Sheikah Monks in the shrines on the [[Great Plateau]] hold their hands in the shape of triangles (three right-side up and one upside-down), together forming the shape of the Triforce. | |||
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"More than 100 Shrines of Trials dot the landscape, waiting for players to discover and explore them in any order they want. As players work their way through the traps and puzzles inside, they’ll earn special items and other rewards that will help them on their adventure."
Shrines of Trials are mini-dungeons scattered all over Hyrule. In total there are 120 shrines, and within each shrine is a Sheikah Monk who holds a blessing for the one who manages to complete the challenge contained within the shrine. Some shrines can be discovered while Link wanders Hyrule as they sit in the open and can be approached with minimal effort. However, some shrines can only be accessed through the completion of a Shrine Quest which requires Link to complete a task that will reveal a hidden shrine. Shrine Quests are received from various individuals throughout Hyrule, most commonly Kass or Stable residents or visitors.
To activate a shrine, Link only needs to walk up to a shrine and examine it. Examining the shrine not only opens the shrine for Link to enter, but also makes it an active travel point for Link to use on the map.
Once inside the shrine, Link faces one of three scenarios: a puzzle to complete, a test of strength, or a blessing.
Shrines with puzzles are completed by solving the puzzle presented inside. Little to no direction is given, leaving Link to determine the objective of the shrine and how to complete it. Many of the puzzles require the use of various Runes found previously on Link's adventure, but some may also require the use of weapons or arrows in order to complete. These shrines often contain Treasure Chests which hold weapons or various types of gems. A select few shrines will hold pieces of Armor.
Tests of strength come in three levels: minor, modest, and major. In these shrines, Link must face a single Guardian and defeat it in battle. A minor test of strength requires defeating a Guardian Scout II; a modest test of strength requires defeating a Guardian Scout III; and a major test of strength requires defeating a Guardian Scout IV.
Blessings are found in shrines which can only be accessed through significant effort before even reaching the shrine. Reaching the shrine is, in itself, considered the challenge for shrine and upon entering the shrine, Link may continue directly to the Monk for his blessing. Occasionally, Link may find a chest in one of these shrines as well.
Once Link has reached the Sheikah Monk within the shrine, the monk will bless Link with a Spirit Orb, which can be collected and traded at a Goddess Statue for additional hearts or stamina.
Though not all shrines are required to defeat Ganon, Link is rewarded with the Breath of the Wild armor set upon completing all 120 shrines.
See Also
Shrine Quests
- Ancient Rito Song, The
- Bird in the Mountains, The
- Brother's Roast, A
- Ceremonial Song, The
- Cliffside Etchings
- Crowned Beast, The
- Cursed Statue, The
- Desert Labyrinth, The
- Eye of the Sandstorm, The
- Fragmented Monument, A
- Guardian Slideshow
- Gut Check Challenge, The
- Into the Vortex
- Landscape of a Stable, A
- Lost Pilgrimage, The
- Master of the Wind
- Prefect Drink, The
- Recital at Warbler's Nest
- Secret of the Cedars
- Secret of the Snowy Peaks
- Serpent's Jaws, The
- Seven Heroines, The
- Shrouded Shrine
- Sign of the Shadow
- Silent Swordswomen, The
- Skull's Eye, The
- Song of Storms, A
- Spring of Power, The
- Spring of Wisdom, The
- Stolen Heirloom, The
- Stranded on Evantide
- Test of the Wood, The
- Test of Will
- Three Giant Brothers, The
- Trial of Second Sight
- Trial of the Labyrinth
- Trial of Thunder
- Trial on the Cliff
- Two Rings, The
- Undefeated Champ, The
- Under a Red Moon
- Watch Out for the Flowers
Trivia
- The four Sheikah Monks in the shrines on the Great Plateau hold their hands in the shape of triangles (three right-side up and one upside-down), together forming the shape of the Triforce.