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| game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]'' | | game = ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]'' [[Breath of the Wild Expansion Pass|Expansion Pass]]<br/>''[[The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom|Tears of the Kingdom]]'' | ||
| location = [[Lomei Labyrinth Island]] | | location = [[Lomei Labyrinth Island]] (''Breath of the Wild'')<br/>[[Akkala Ancient Tech Lab]] (''Tears of the Kingdom'') | ||
| | | prereq = DLC purchase (''Breath of the Wild'')<br/>[[Hateno Village Research Lab]] quest complete + [[Travel Medallion Prototype]] obtained (''Tears of the Kingdom'') | ||
| use = Create a | | quests = [[EX Teleportation Rumors!]] (''Breath of the Wild'')<br/>[[Presenting: The Travel Medallion!]] (''Tears of the Kingdom'') | ||
| related = [[Blue Flame]]</ | | use = Create a [[Travel Gate]] | ||
| related = [[Blue Flame]]<br />[[Ancient Furnace]]<br />[[Guidance Stone]]<br />[[Travel Gate]]<br />[[Sheikah Slate]] | |||
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The '''Travel Medallion''' is a Key Item from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]'' and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom|Tears of the Kingdom]]'', allowing the creation of arbitrary [[Travel Gate]]s. | |||
==''Breath of the Wild''== | |||
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{{quote|This mysterious tool was made using forgotten ancient technology. Place it by opening your pouch and registering your current location as a travel gate.|In-Game Description}} | {{quote|This mysterious tool was made using forgotten ancient technology. Place it by opening your pouch and registering your current location as a travel gate.|In-Game Description}} | ||
The Travel Medallion is only available if [[Breath of the Wild Expansion Pass|the Expansion Pass DLC]] is purchased and installed in the game. It was part of the first wave of DLC, "[[The Master Trials]]". | |||
It allows [[Link (Breath of the Wild)|Link]] to create a [[Travel Gate]] which he can [[warp]] to at will. This works very similarly to how Link can warp to the many [[Ancient Shrine|Shrines]] across [[Hyrule]]. | |||
The Medallion establishes a warp point where Link is currently standing, so that Link can return to that point from afar. However, Link cannot place the warp point until he reaches said destination by foot in the first place. The warp point cannot be placed if Link is mid-air, scaling or not on solid ground. | The Medallion establishes a warp point where Link is currently standing, so that Link can return to that point from afar. However, Link cannot place the warp point until he reaches said destination by foot in the first place. The warp point cannot be placed if Link is mid-air, scaling or not on solid ground. | ||
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The Medallion is available by accessing the Inventory Menu using the (+) button; as such, it cannot be accessed through the Map Menu with the (-) button, as that only gives Link access to the pre-established warp point. | The Medallion is available by accessing the Inventory Menu using the (+) button; as such, it cannot be accessed through the Map Menu with the (-) button, as that only gives Link access to the pre-established warp point. | ||
==EX Teleportation Rumors!== | <gallery> | ||
File:Travel-medallion.jpg|Travel Medallion icon | |||
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===EX Teleportation Rumors!=== | |||
{{main|EX Teleportation Rumors!}} | {{main|EX Teleportation Rumors!}} | ||
The Travel Medallion is part of the [[EX Teleportation Rumors!]] side quest that is unlocked when The Master Trials DLC is activated. The quest leads Link to the [[South Akkala Stable]], where he will find the [[Super Rumor Mill V2]] book. The book will talk about the Travel Medallion and indicates it is located beneath a labyrinth in northeast Akkala. | The Travel Medallion is part of the [[EX Teleportation Rumors!]] side quest that is unlocked when The Master Trials DLC is activated. The quest leads Link to the [[South Akkala Stable]], where he will find the [[Super Rumor Mill V2]] book. The book will talk about the Travel Medallion and indicates it is located beneath a labyrinth in northeast Akkala. | ||
The rumor is referring to the basement of [[Lomei Labyrinth Island]], located at the far northeast corner of the map. Link will first need to complete the [[Trial of the Labyrinth]] shrine quest in order to find the [[Tu Ka'loh | The rumor is referring to the basement of [[Lomei Labyrinth Island]], located at the far northeast corner of the map. Link will first need to complete the [[Trial of the Labyrinth]] shrine quest in order to find the [[Tu Ka'loh Shrine]]. After completing the quest, he will gain access to the basement of the shrine (a hole in the floor directly south of the shrine on the same floor; burning some thorns may be needed to see it). Drop down to the basement through the wind geyser. Beware of the many [[Guardian Stalker]]s and [[Decayed Guardian]]s in the area. The treasure chest at the south end of the map contains the Travel Medallion. A Diamond Circlet is in the middle chest. | ||
== | ==''Tears of the Kingdom''== | ||
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{{see also|Presenting: The Travel Medallion!}} | |||
{{quote|This mysterious tool was built by Robbie. Place it by opening your inventory and registering your current location as a travel gate.|In-Game Description}} | |||
After ''Breath of the Wild'', [[Robbie]] took the Travel Medallion and reverse-engineered it, creating a [[Travel Medallion Prototype]] which was ''almost'' functional, requiring more data. He left this prototype in the [[Akkala Ancient Tech Lab]] when he went to work on the [[Purah Pad]] at the [[Hateno Ancient Tech Lab]], during which time the Akkala lab was occupied by the [[Yiga Clan]]. After Link drove them out and recovered the prototype, he took it to Robbie in Hateno, who managed to finish it and upgrade to a working travel medallion. After obtaining ten regions of map data, Robbie was able to give Link a second travel medallion, and then a third after Link completed the [[surface]] map. | |||
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Latest revision as of 01:05, August 2, 2023
The Travel Medallion in use
Games | ||
Location | Lomei Labyrinth Island (Breath of the Wild) | |
Quests | EX Teleportation Rumors! (Breath of the Wild) | |
Prerequisite | DLC purchase (Breath of the Wild) | |
Uses | Create a Travel Gate | |
Related | ||
The Travel Medallion is a Key Item from Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, allowing the creation of arbitrary Travel Gates.
Breath of the Wild
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This section describes a subject exclusive to game downloadable content and may not apply to the base game. |
"This mysterious tool was made using forgotten ancient technology. Place it by opening your pouch and registering your current location as a travel gate."
The Travel Medallion is only available if the Expansion Pass DLC is purchased and installed in the game. It was part of the first wave of DLC, "The Master Trials".
It allows Link to create a Travel Gate which he can warp to at will. This works very similarly to how Link can warp to the many Shrines across Hyrule.
The Medallion establishes a warp point where Link is currently standing, so that Link can return to that point from afar. However, Link cannot place the warp point until he reaches said destination by foot in the first place. The warp point cannot be placed if Link is mid-air, scaling or not on solid ground.
Given the terrain and inclination of the land, the medallion's marker may not appear under Link, but will show up on the map.
The Medallion is available by accessing the Inventory Menu using the (+) button; as such, it cannot be accessed through the Map Menu with the (-) button, as that only gives Link access to the pre-established warp point.
Travel Medallion icon
EX Teleportation Rumors!
- Main article: EX Teleportation Rumors!
The Travel Medallion is part of the EX Teleportation Rumors! side quest that is unlocked when The Master Trials DLC is activated. The quest leads Link to the South Akkala Stable, where he will find the Super Rumor Mill V2 book. The book will talk about the Travel Medallion and indicates it is located beneath a labyrinth in northeast Akkala.
The rumor is referring to the basement of Lomei Labyrinth Island, located at the far northeast corner of the map. Link will first need to complete the Trial of the Labyrinth shrine quest in order to find the Tu Ka'loh Shrine. After completing the quest, he will gain access to the basement of the shrine (a hole in the floor directly south of the shrine on the same floor; burning some thorns may be needed to see it). Drop down to the basement through the wind geyser. Beware of the many Guardian Stalkers and Decayed Guardians in the area. The treasure chest at the south end of the map contains the Travel Medallion. A Diamond Circlet is in the middle chest.
Tears of the Kingdom
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- See also: Presenting: The Travel Medallion!
"This mysterious tool was built by Robbie. Place it by opening your inventory and registering your current location as a travel gate."
After Breath of the Wild, Robbie took the Travel Medallion and reverse-engineered it, creating a Travel Medallion Prototype which was almost functional, requiring more data. He left this prototype in the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab when he went to work on the Purah Pad at the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab, during which time the Akkala lab was occupied by the Yiga Clan. After Link drove them out and recovered the prototype, he took it to Robbie in Hateno, who managed to finish it and upgrade to a working travel medallion. After obtaining ten regions of map data, Robbie was able to give Link a second travel medallion, and then a third after Link completed the surface map.