The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom offers many customization options for Link throughout the game. As in the game's predecessor, Amiibo functionality is implemented in Tears of the Kingdom, offering you great armor sets by scanning your Amiibos. But what if you live in a small flat like me, or maybe you don't have them available at the stores where you live? Lucky for you, there are certain Amiibo armor pieces you can obtain without owning Amiibo in TotK.
Which of the Amiibo armor in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom can you unlock without Amiibo?
There are twelve different Amiibo armor sets and pieces in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom you can unlock without owning the Amiibo, which rewards them in the game. I think it's very cool of Nintendo to give those of us who are not Amiibo collectors a chance to earn all the sets and pieces we want at some point in the game.
- Fierce Deity Set
- Of Awakening Set
- Of the Hero set
- Of the Sky Set
- Of the Wind set
- Of Time set
- Of Twilight set
- Sheik's Mask
- Vah Medoh Devine Helm
- Vah Naboris Devine Helm
- Vah Rudania Devine Helm
- Vah Ruta Devine Helm
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You can obtain all of these item pieces in-game without needing to scan an Amiibo at various points in the story and through unique quests. Prepare your glider and clear as much of the Hyrule map fog as possible! Unfortunately, some items, like Paraglider Fabrics, are unavailable by unlocking through in-game methods and are obtainable exclusively via Amiibos.
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