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This is a list of all armor upgrade costs for such as Head, Pants, and Body. We also included the effects and defense stat increases with each upgrade completed.

Armor Upgrade List for Zelda TotK

Below is a list of armor upgrade costs and the stats as well. We link to each armor which a map guide to help you find them in zelda totk. The Rupee Upgrade cost will be the same for each armor upgrade, based on what level of upgrade you are on.

• Level 1 ★: 10 Rupee
• Level 2 ★★: 50 Rupee
• Level 3 ★★★: 200 Rupee
• Level 4 ★★★★: 500 Rupee

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Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom - Phantom Armor Set Guide

Obtain the full Phantom armor set in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

By Jason Rodriguez on May 23, 2023 at 10:29AM PDT

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Phantom armor set consists of three amazing pieces. Not only will you look great when wearing them, but they'll also offer defensive and offensive boosts. Here's our guide to help you get the full Phantom armor set in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

Phantom Helmet

Phantom armor, phantom greaves, how to get the full phantom armor set in the legend of zelda: tears of the kingdom.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Phantom armor set consists of the Phantom Helmet, Phantom Armor, and Phantom Greaves. We tackle each item's location in this guide.

• Location: Puffer Beach Overhead Cave
• Coordinates: 0275, -3852, 0003.

You'll find Puffer Beach in the Faron region in the southern edge of the map. Upon arriving, you'll notice that the entrance to the cave is up top.

Thankfully, there are a couple of Zonai Rockets nearby. You can Fuse one to a shield, then hold the ZL button, giving you a huge upward boost. Alternatively, attach one to a large rock, then get on top of it before striking the thing.

• Location: Tamio River Downstream Cave
• Coordinates: -2968, -0981, 0035.

The cave is in the river between Gerudo Highlands and Satori Mountain. Upon reaching the large cavern inside, try to keep to the left as you glide down. There's a Mr. Gloomyhands here that you want to avoid as much as possible. If you do end up defeating it, a certain "boss" will also spawn, and that's going to annoy you to no end.

If you manage to avoid these hostiles, you'll see a path that's blocked by boulders. Destroy the obstacles to find a chest that has the Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Phantom Armor.

• Location: Ancient Altar Ruins
• Coordinates: -2504, -3702, 0010.

This is in the eastern portion of the Gerudo region. You'll see this peculiar area south of Siwakama Shrine or west of the South Lomei Labyrinth . Basically, there are several pools of quicksand. Only one, which we've marked on the map below, will lead you to the chest. Also, watch out for a Molduga that might be nearby.

Each piece of the Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Phantom armor set grants +8 defense, for a total of +24. Not only that, but each piece grants an attack boost, too. You're basically getting both offense and defense, as well as a stylish look.

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Upgrading your armor in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom will quickly become a priority the further you venture into Hyrule and go up against its many hazards. It’s not enough to wear one of the best armor sets of the game, as you won’t unlock their true potential until you upgrade your armor pieces.

If you’re wondering how to upgrade armor in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom , there are multiple factors to consider. This page explains how to unlock the mechanic, how to gain access to all four enhancement levels available, and how to fully upgrade an armor set.

In order to unlock the mechanic to upgrade armor in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom , you first need to gain access to the Great Fairy Fountains . Each of them requires you to complete a side adventure involving The Stable Trotters musical troupe.

Here’s the gist: You’ll gain access to armor upgrades as soon as you help at least one of the Great Fairies. From then, talk to the Great Fairy to open the menu, which will showcase all armor pieces in your inventory.

In order to upgrade your armor, you’ll have to pay a rupee fee, and have the necessary materials. Upgrading the Climbing Gear chest piece, for example, required three Keese wings and three rushrooms, alongside 10 rupees. This increased its base stat of 3 defense to 5 defense.

If a specific armor piece isn’t highlighted, that means you either don’t have the necessary materials, or that it’s not eligible for upgrades. Regardless, selecting the piece will tell you. If a piece is highlighted, though, that means you can upgrade it on the spot.

Also, there tend to be shrines near their locations — make sure to grab the fast travel point so you can quickly get back to the Great Fairies in the future!

How to unlock all armor enhancement levels

If you want to upgrade your armor even further, you’ll need access to the subsequent fairies. As such, the possible enhancement levels at your disposal (signalized by a star icon) increase with each fairy until you’ve uncovered all four of them.

Every time you talk to the Great Fairies, they’ll tell you how much they can upgrade your armor, starting with “a little bit” and culminating in “to the maximum” once you have access to all four. It’s worth mentioning that whichever one you visit is irrelevant, as they all share the same menu and options.

For a step-by-step breakdown of how to unlock all armor enhancement levels, head over to our dedicated Great Fairy Fountain locations page.

How to fully upgrade armor sets in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

Once you have access to any complete armor set — well, one that’s eligible for armor upgrades — there is a chance for the Great Fairies to unlock their “potential.”

This is achieved by upgrading all armor pieces of a set twice. If the armor set is eligible, you’ll be bestowed with a new power. (Keep in mind the dialogue appeared for me while I was upgrading the Barbarian Armor set . As of this writing, I haven’t been able to upgrade an armor set twice. We’ll update this story with additional information when we know what the specific power is.)

When doing so with the Climbing Gear set, the Great Fairy repeated a similar phrase, but also mentioned the caveat that “not all sets have the potential,” which could be a good hint to keep in mind in case you want to prioritize other sets.

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This is a guide to Phantom Armor, a Tunic of the Phantom set in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (BotW). Read on to see information about this armor piece including stats, upgrade materials, effects, and prices.

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How to get the Phantom Armor in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

Where to find all three Phantom Armor pieces across Hyrule.

The Phantom Armor in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom not only makes Link look extremely intimidating, but it also offers a great deal of protection against any and all enemies.

Armor is a crucial part of life in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom , there are multiple different types that you can find while exploring Hyrule and by helping various residents you find along the way. Every piece of the Phantom Armor has a base stat of eight, with plenty of potential to upgrade it to even higher levels.

Without further ado, we're going to show you how to get the Phantom Armor in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

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• How to get the Phantom Greaves
• How to get the Phantom Helmet
• How to get the Phantom Armor

If you'd like to learn more about Link's adventure, visit our Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom walkthrough.

The Phantom Armor in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is made up of three separate pieces, a Helmet, a Chest Piece, and Greaves.

• Phantom Helmet - Base Stat of eight and increases Attack.
• Phantom Armo r - Base Stat of eight and increases Attack.
• Phantom Greaves - Base Stat of eight and increases Attack.

Unlike some other armor pieces in Tears of the Kingdom, it looks like the Phantom Armor set cannot be enhanced at a Great Fairy Fountain . However, all three pieces combined will give Link a grand armor stat of 24 and significantly boost his attack power.

Luckily, all three pieces can be found in the southern half of Hyrule, meaning that you'll only need to do a bit of light travelling to get them all.

How to get the Phantom Greaves in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

To find the Phantom Greaves in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, you need to find the Ancient Altar Ruins in the Gerudo Desert. Fast travel to the Siwakama Shrine if you have it, if not, then these are the coordinates for the Siwakama Shrine (-2445, -3342, 0041).

Before you get there, make sure to have heat resistant armor on or at least have a meal or two that boosts Link's heat resistance. It gets very hot in this area during the day.

When you get to the Shrine, look out into Gerudo Desert and you should see a bunch of holes in the ground. These are quicksand holes that will suck Link below into the Ancient Altar Ruins, but there is a specific sinkhole you need to go to.

Once you get to the formation of sinkholes, you need to head for the hole at (-2525, -3703, 0010). We've also highlighted the right circle on the map below:

When you get to the right sinkhole, dive into it and let it swallow Link up. You'll then appear in a small room with sand trickling in from the ceiling.

Once you are in this room, look around and you should see the chest is on a slightly raised ledge. All you need to do is climb up there and open the chest to collect the Phantom Greaves.

How to get the Phantom Helmet in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

The Phantom Helmet in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom can be found in a cave on Puffer Beach in south Faron. To find the helmet piece, head to Puffer Beach. You can fast travel to Utushok Shrine near Highland Stable to get closer if you want to, we've also marked the location of Puffer Beach on the map below:

Once you get to Puffer Beach, head to these coordinates (0286, -3849, 0004) and look up. You should see that there is an opening in the rock above you leading into a raised cave.

To get up here, you can grab one of the discarded Zonai rockets against some rocks at (0259, -3875, 0001). Fuse one of the rockets to your Shield and head back to the entrance of the raised cave.

Equip your Shield and ride it up into the cave. Once you land in here, there will be a Black Horriblin and a Horrblin waiting for you. We recommend taking them out as they can be a pain when trying to open the chest.

After dealing with the Horriblins, head through the small opening at the rear of the cave that leads into another cave room and look right. You should see a chest here. Open the chest to collect the Phantom Helmet.

How to get the Phantom Armor in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

Now, we've left the Phantom Armor chest piece until last as it's the hardest of the three pieces to find. To find the Phantom Armor in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, you need to head to very tip of Tamio River. This is east of the Cliffs of Ruvara, south west of Rutile Lake, and nother east of Gerudo Highlands Skyview Tower .

We've marked the location of the tip of the Tamio River on the map below:

Head to the tip of the river and when you get there, look for the entrance to Tamio River Downstream Cave. The coordinates for the Tamio River Downstream Cave entrance are (-2912, -0795, 0010).

Before you head into the cave, we recommend activating any and all of the Sages that you have so far. If you don't have any, we strongly advise that you investigate at least two Regional Phenomena first. However, it is possible to make it through this cave alone with a lot of supplies, meals, elixirs and arrows.

When you're ready, head into the Tamio River Downstream Cave. In the first room, a few Horriblins are crawling around the ceiling but you can completely ignore these if you want to. Keep heading through the cave, making sure to stick to the left side.

Follow the path on the left side of this cave until you come into the beginning of the next room. You should see the chest location opposite you, but do not drop down. There are Gloom Hands below you, and they make getting to the chest very difficult.

You can try to avoid the Gloom Hands, but we did find it easier (surprisingly) to learn how to beat the Gloom Hands and then beat Phantom Ganon who appears after that. Once you've managed to do this, follow the path on the ground to the far side of the cave behind the chest location.

Here, you should see a wall that is blocked by rocks.

Destroy the rocks using a hammer or Sage ability, then climb the newly revealed ramp to collect the Phantom Armor in the chest at the top.

You now have the full Phantom Armor set in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, congratulations! Now, you could make Link even more intimidating by learning how to find Ganon's Giant Horse . Alternatively, if you want to hunt down a different armor set, you could always learn how to find the Zora Armor too.

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The Ancient Hero's Aspect is one of the best armor pieces in Tears of the Kingdom, but players will have to work pretty hard to get their hands on it.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom features a huge selection of armor sets and outfits , with players able to dress Link for just about any conceivable occasion or situation. However, there's one armor set that's a little different from the rest, as it changes not only Link's appearance, but also his race.

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The Ancient Hero's Aspect is a late-game armor piece that players will receive for completing one of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom 's most grueling tasks. It is said to contain the spirit of a mighty hero who once saved Hyrule from calamity and is able to envelope the wearer in his aura.

How to Get the Ancient Hero's Aspect in Tears of the Kingdom

In order to get their hands on the Ancient Hero's Aspect, players will need to complete all 152 shrines in Tears of the Kingdom . After finishing the last one, they'll get a message instructing them to return to the Temple of Time, where they'll find a chest containing the Ancient Hero's Aspect behind the Goddess Statue near the once-closed door from the beginning of the game (0453, -0766, 1467). Though it is only a single item, the Ancient Hero's Aspect is treated like a full armor set, taking up all three of Link's armor slots while equipped.

How to Upgrade the Ancient Hero's Aspect in Tears of the Kingdom

Initially, the Ancient Hero's Aspect is fairly lackluster, offering only 12 points of defense. However, by taking it to the Great Fairies and fully upgrading it, players can increase its Defense stat to 84, making it one of the best armor sets in Tears of the Kingdom when it comes to pure defense. Upgrading the Ancient Hero's Aspect will also unlock the Master Sword Beam Up Set Bonus, which, as the name suggests, strengthens the beam attack of the Master Sword.

Is it Worth Getting The Ancient Hero's Aspect in Tears of the Kingdom?

Completing all 152 Shrines of Light can be a time-consuming process, but it's arguably well worth the effort. This is because the Ancient Hero's Aspect is entirely unique in that it completely transforms Link's appearance to make him look like a member of the Zonai. Granted, the set bonus is a little disappointing, but the high Defense stat and cool appearance more than make up for this. Completing every shrine will also reward players with plenty of additional Heart Containers and Stamina Vessels , which only serves to sweeten the deal.

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Every tears of the kingdom full armor set bonus (& their upgrade materials).

Although The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has a large amount of armor, not every set comes with a corresponding bonus effect.

With the large amount of obtainable armor in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom , it can be hard to know which sets are worth going through the effort to upgrade. Between defense values, set bonuses, and material and Rupee costs, there are a number of factors to consider when upgrading armors - and although many of the sets carry over from their appearances in Breath of the Wild , Tears of the Kingdom also introduces a variety of completely new armor sets to consider.

Complicating matters, many armor sets in Tears of the Kingdom grant set bonuses - while Link is wearing is all three pieces of certain sets, and (usually) when every piece has been upgraded at least twice, the armor will grant a secondary effect on top of any bonuses it already provides. However, there are still a number of complete sets in TOTK that do not grant effects or bonuses no matter how much they're upgraded, making them less efficient choices to spend money and materials upgrading. To make matters worse, TOTK gives no indication of which sets will have set bonuses beforehand, which can potentially make upgrading armor something of a guessing game.

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31 Snowquill Set

The Snowquill set, which can be bought at Rito Village, provides the initial effect of cold resistance, making it useful for exploring Hyrule's colder regions in Zelda: TOTK . After upgrading each piece twice, however, the set also gains the Unfreezable effect, which prevent Link from being frozen by ice attacks. For the first two upgrade levels, the materials needed to upgrade an individual piece are as follows:

30 Flamebreaker Set

The Flamebreaker set can be purchased in Goron City, and it's Flame Guard effect makes it useful for exploring Death Mountain and its many caves. When upgraded sufficiently, the set grants the Fireproof set bonus, making Link immune to being set on fire.

29 Zora Set

Getting the Zora set in Tears of the Kingdom requires the completion of different quests in Zora's Domain, except for the Zora Armor, which is given to players as part of the region's main questline. Aside from raising Link's swimming speed, the chest piece also allows players to ascend waterfalls, and the armor's set bonus effect, Swim Dash Stamina Up, decreases the amount of stamina that's used when dashing in the water.

28 Desert Voe Set

The Desert Voe set, which can be bought from the Gerudo Secret Club in Gerudo Town (or the Kara Kara Bazaar, which only sells the Desert Voe Headband), has the primary effect of protecting Link from hot temperatures, meaning it's mostly useful for exploring the Gerudo Desert during the day. Once upgraded, the set gives the Shock Damage Resist effect, which reduces damage taken from any electric attacks that hit Link.

27 Stealth Set

The Stealth set can be bought in Kakariko Village (for a significantly reduced price once TOTK 's " Gloom-Borne Illness " quest is completed), and provides the Stealth Up effect, making it easier for players to sneak past enemies. Once the set is upgraded, it also provides the Night Speed Up set bonus, which significantly increases Link's movement speed at night.

26 Froggy Set

The first entirely new set to TOTK , the Froggy set can be obtained by completing the Lucky Clover Gazette quest chain centered around the various stables of Hyrule, and grants Slip Resistance, a unique effect that reduces how much Link slips down when climbing in rain or on slippery surfaces. Once the set is upgraded, it grants an enhanced Slip Proof effect, which completely prevents any slipping while climbing.

25 Climbing Set

The Climbing set is obtained from chests found in various caves throughout Hyrule, and increases Link's climbing speed. The set's bonus is Climbing Jump Stamina Up, which decreases the amount of stamina that Link uses when jumping while climbing surfaces.

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24 Rubber Set

The Rubber set, which is also spread across different caves in Hyrule, has the primary effect of reducing damage from electrical attacks that hit Link. The set bonus, Lightning Proof, improves the effect, making Link immune to lightning strikes and allowing players to carry metal weapons during storms with impunity.

23 Royal Guard Set

The Royal Guard set returns from Breath of the Wild 's DLC, and can be found in chests throughout Hyrule Castle. The set provides no effect by default, but once upgraded, gives the Charge Attack Stamina Up effect, which decreases the amount of Stamina used by charged attacks.

22 Glide Set

Potentially one of the most useful sets in TOTK , the Glide set greatly increases Link's mobility while skydiving - and when upgraded, grants the Impact Proof set bonus, which completely negates any fall damage, no matter what height Link falls from. The set can be obtained from completing the three Dive Ceremony challenges that can be found on different Sky Islands.

21 Radiant Set

Like the Stealth set, the Radiant set can also be purchased in Kakariko Village. By default, Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom 's the Raidant set provides no additional effects and little defense, making it seem potentially worthless. Once upgraded, however, the set provides two effects in one - Disguise, which for the Radiant set will prevent normal Stal enemies from recognizing or attacking Link, and the Bone Weapon Proficiency set bonus, which increases the damage of bone weapons.

20 Barbarian Set

The Barbarian set, which can be obtained from various caves throughout Hyrule, provides the coveted Attack Up effect, increasing the damage that Link deals. On top of that, the set's upgraded set bonus is Charge Attack Stamina Up, similar to the Royal Guard set.

19 Miner Set

Another set newly introduced in TOTK , the Miner set can be found in the Depths, spread between three separate mines. The set provides the Glow effect, which lights up Link's surroundings, making it useful for exploring the Depths, and the set bonus, Shining Steps, periodically leaves behind spots of light as Link walks, creating additional visibility in dark areas.

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18 Evil Spirit Set

The Evil Spirit set is one of the more complicated sets to obtain in TOTK , requiring players to complete the quests associated with the three labyrinths spread across the Surface, Sky, and Depths. The set cannot be upgraded, but immediately provides players with the Stealth Up effect and the set bonus effects of Disguise and Bone Weapon Proficiency, which function identically to the set bonus of the Radiant Armor

17 Dark Set

The Dark set, which gives Link the appearance of Dark Link, can be bought from Tears of the Kingodm 's Bargainer Statues in the Depths once five have been found. The individual pieces of the set provide no effects, little armor, and cannot be upgraded, making it mostly useless aside from aesthetic, but if the whole set is worn, players will gain the Night Speed Up effect, which functions identically to the set bonus of the Stealth set.

16 Depths Set

Like the Dark set, the Gloom set is purchased from Bargainer Statues in the Depths, and can be obtained in its entirety after six statues have been found. The set provides the Gloom Resistance effect, which effectively gives Link up to three additional "hearts" that will absorb Gloom damage - and unlike regular hearts, will naturally regenerate from Gloom damage after a short time, making the set useful for traversing heavily Gloom-inflicted environments. Once upgraded, the set provides the bonus effect of Gloom Attack Resist, which adds another "heart" for a total of four.

15 Yiga Set

The Yiga set, which can be obtained from various Yiga camps on the Surface level of Hyrule, is functionally almost identical to the Stealth set, granting the same Stealth Up and Night Speed Up effects but with reduced defense stats. Uniquely, however, wearing the entire set also functions as a disguise, allowing players to access certain Yiga-associated locations in Tears of the Kingdom without being attacked.

14 Hero Set

The Hero set is the first of many legacy sets, emulating the green outfits worn by Links in past Zelda games, and can be obtained from chests on surface-level Hyrule. Every legacy set provides the same set bonus, Attack Up, and no additional effects.

13 Hero of Time Set

Emulating the Link of Ocarina of Time , the Hero of Time set is obtained from chests in the Depths, and provides the Attack Up set bonus.

12 Hero of Awakening Set

The Hero of Awakening set emulates the Link of Link's Awakening , and unlike other hero sets in Tears of the Kingdom , provides a mask in that game's artstyle. It is obtained from chests on the surface, and like the other hero sets, it provides an Attack up set bonus.

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Stealth Armor Set

The Stealth Armor Set is a returning set of Armor in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. This Sheikah armor increases stealth and as a set can increase Link's speed at nighttime. A great asset for evening raids on monster camps.

The Stealth Armor Set is comprised of three pieces of armor:

• Stealth Mask - Head Gear ( Base Defense 2, Stealth Up, Sell Value - 125)
• Stealth Chest Guard - Body Gear ( Base Defense 2, Stealth Up, Sell Value - 175)
• Stealth Tights - Leg Gear ( Base Defense 2, Stealth Up, Sell Value - 150)

The Stealth Armor Set can be dyed at the Hateno Dye shop and upgraded at the Great Fairy Fountains .

Where to Find the Stealth Armor Set in TotK

The Stealth Armor can be purchased from Enchanted , the armor shop in Kakariko Village. Unfortunately due to an illness in the family, the cost of the armor is exorbitantly high .

• Stealth Mask - 5,000 Rupees
• Stealth Chest Guard - 5,000 Rupees
• Stealth Tights - 5,000 Rupees

After completing the side quest Gloom-Borne Illness the prices of all armor in the shop are significantly reduced. Speak to Lasli sitting by a pot on the village's eastern side to start the quest.

• Stealth Mask - 500 Rupees
• Stealth Chest Guard - 700 Rupees
• Stealth Tights - 600 Rupees

Stealth Armor Upgrades

The Stealth armor set can be upgraded at the Great Fairy Fountains once unlocked. Each piece requires the same materials to upgrade to the next level and increase defense.

After all 3 pieces in the set are upgraded to at least level 2 they unlock a Night Speed Up Set Bonus .

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How to upgrade armor in Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (TotK). Includes how to enhance armor, great fairy fountain, location & how to unlock, recommended armor to enhance.

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• How To Upgrade Armor
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How To Upgrade Armor (Equipment)

You can enhance armor at great fairy fountain.

The Great Fairy Fountain can be used to enhance Armor (equipment). If all four Great Fairies have been unlocked, Armor can be enhanced up to four levels . The more Great Fairies are unlocked, the more enhancement levels you can do to your armor.

Enhancements Require Materials & Rupees

Upgrading Armor requires a certain amount of Rupees and specific Materials , which vary depending on the Armor you want to enhance.

Some Armor Cannot Be Enhanced

There are some Armor that cannot be upgraded. For example, the Phantom Series Armor, which has high initial stats. Therefore, the armor that can be enhanced will ultimately have higher performance.

Advantage Of Strengthening Armor

Increases defense each time it is enhanced.

Your Armor's Defensive stat is increased with each enhancement. Each part of the armor (Head, Body, Legs) has its own DEF stat, so if you strengthen them all to their max, you can greatly increase Link's defense.

Some Armor Offer Additional Set Bonuses For Two Levels Of Enhancement

Some armor provide additional set bonuses if you enhance all parts of the armor by two or more levels . The set bonus is an effect that is activated when the same series of Armor is equipped, so check the additional effect when enhancing them.

Great Fairy Fountain Location & How To Unlock

List of great fairy fountain locations, how to unlock great fairies, first, unlock tera.

First, unlock Tera by following the above steps. Once Tera is unlocked, the remaining three Great Fairies can be unlocked, too .

Unlock The Remaining 3 Great Fairies (In No Particular Order)

Once you have unlocked Tera, unlock the remaining three Great Fairies. There are no particular order, so start from the easiest place to go.

Challenges Cannot Be Run At The Same Time

No more than two Side Adventures "Serenade to -" of each Great Fairy can progress at the same time. If the band does not come to the Stable after proceeding, check if they are not in another Stable.

Recommended Armor (Equipment) To Upgrade

Barbarian/fierce deity armor set series with 1.5x damage.

The most recommended equipment for Armor Upgrades are the Barbarian Set and the Fierce Deity Set. Both have the same performance and equipping all three increases damage by 1.5x . It is recommended to choose one of the two for your preference in appearance when reinforcing.

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