How to get Gold Sash in The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom

Players who travel across Hyrule in The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom Have a lot to discover. From helpful echoes to yummy treats and useful accessories, players can expect to discover some hidden treasures that make their journey exciting and easier. Echoes can help solve puzzles, reach new places, and fight monsters. Treats like berries and eggs can replenish Princess Zelda’s health, apply elemental effects or be made into smoothies. Accessories can add to Princess Zelda’s strength and durability, Keeping you well protected.

There are 28 accessories to find with various effects. Some accessories are purchased, some are hidden and must be found, and others are rewarded to Princess Zelda for completing certain quests. Although not mandatory, all 28 accessories can be useful to Princess Zelda in her quest to save her father and all of Hyrule, so players should be on the lookout. One useful accessory is The Gold Sash.

How to get a gold sash accessory

Complete the Wild Sandstorms side quest in Gerudo Town

in Echoes of wisdomMany machines and enemies blow strong winds. The winds can Knock Princess Zelda into the air and off platforms. Fortunately, the gold sash can protect Princess Zelda from the adverse winds and keep her on her feet.

Unfortunately, the gold sash is one of the hardest accessories to get. The gold sash is received in Echoes of wisdom‘s Gerudo Desert, but not without finishing a few tasks. First, Princess Zelda must strike The two Lanmolas in the oasis. The first is northwest of the oasis, while the second is to the east. The Lanmolas are easily identified by sand piles that throw sand into the air. As shown in the US No-nonsense guide‘s video, use Tree’s tie to pull them out of the sand. Kill both to unlock the “Wild sandstorms“Page search.

Once you’re done with the two lanmolas, Go back to Gerudo Town. Speak to the Guardian of the West, In the Gerudo Palace Barracks. She will say, “Down with the Lanmola!” Talking to her will give you the “Wild sandstorms“Side Quest. Princess Zelda will have to go up against another Lanmola during this Echoes of Wisdom side quest.

After talking to the guard and hearing about the appearance of another Lanmola, you will be ready to go. The Lanmola will not be marked on your map, but go north from Gerudo Town. Enter the sandy part of the Gerudo Desert. The map will be blurred due to the sandstorm, but follow the storm. You will know that you are on the right path If the storm gets worse.

Equip your Gerudo shoesAs you will fight the Lanmola in quicksand with no nearby sand patches to escape. Since the action takes place in the quicksand, choose your best echoes. The Sand Piranha Echo Should work. You can also summon a few keys or crows.

Much like the previous two Lanmola’s, use Tree’s tie to grab onto its tail And drag it out of the sand. Once exposed, your echoes can start attacking the monster. To make it faster, Transform it into your swordfighter form And slash it with your sword. The Lanmola is more aggressive, throwing rocks much faster than the others. Avoid them as best as you can.

Sand monsters will appear around you And the Lanmola as you fight. Use your echoes to keep them away. Keep pulling the Lanmola out and attacking it, leaving your echoes to take care of other monsters that come at you. Once you beat the Lanmola, It will drop a heart piece and some rupees. Collect them all, then head back to the barracks in Gerudo Town.

Talk to the soldiers there. They will be surprised that you are able to beat the Lanmola. Lady Facette comes in and rewards her with The gold sash after learning about your victory.

How to use the Gold Slash

Keep your feet on the ground in windy situations

Use the gold sash in The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of wisdom is easy enough. All you have to do is equip it in your menu. Then, travel to any windy area or approach any wind-blowing monster, and the effects will be countered. Princess Zelda will no longer be pushed around by strong winds, which is especially useful in platforming situations. While this accessory isn’t useful in most situations, you’ll be glad you had it on when you’re dealing with wind.

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