Drinking Demon Rum in the Fire Sanctuary

For all the dire online warnings about how hard the quest for the Flame of Din would be, and our own general distaste for All Things Eldin and Lava Related, we admit with only a hint of humble bragging that the Fire Sanctuary dungeon wasn’t that bad.  The Sanctuary’s “trick” is a green plant withContinue reading “Drinking Demon Rum in the Fire Sanctuary”

Din’s Power and Eldin Volcano

After fighting the Abyssal Leviathan Tentalus, Link’s sword was upgraded with the Flames of Nayru and transformed into the Goddess White Sword.  Among other qualities, the Goddess White Sword has the capacity to dowse for additional items.   We dutifully note this enhanced ability, although, truth be told, we dowse only when strictly required.  The rest of theContinue reading “Din’s Power and Eldin Volcano”

Live to Fight Another Day

[Editor’s Note:  This blog mainly consists of whining, high dudgeon, and one or two conspiracy theories.  If you are by nature a cheery person, one who’s convinced the glass is half-full of expensive Champagne all the time, you might want to read your horoscope or something perky instead of the diatribe that awaits below.  YouContinue reading “Live to Fight Another Day”

Shifting Time in the Sandship

We are planners. Whatever we’re doing, we like to have a plan – and usually a list, to boot.  And so it was that we planned to complete the Sandship Dungeon in a single visit, then share our escapades with you.  Further, we knew the Sandship would be all about Timeshifting, so we chose a cocktail toContinue reading “Shifting Time in the Sandship”

Sailing the Sand Sea

Armed with the Clawshots (can we all admit it’s among the best weapons in Hyrule?) and the Sacred Shield, Link stands at the ancient pier overlooking a sea of sand called, unimaginatively, the Sand Sea.  Docked at the end of the pier is a small motorboat, complete with a Timeshift Stone.  A nearby robot slumbers,Continue reading “Sailing the Sand Sea”

Crying Tears for Nayru

We may have mentioned in a recent post that, allegedly, Faron’s Silent Realm is the easiest of the four in the game.  We can’t yet opine on the remaining two, but we are here to attest that Lanayru’s Silent Realm left us weeping even more than Faron’s did. Entering the Silent Realm To begin, we returnedContinue reading “Crying Tears for Nayru”