Sword-Spirit Fabric, Sky Armor, White Sword of the Sky, knight's broadsword, knight's shield, soldier's shield You can capture and ride Epona in Breath of the Wild as long as you have the Twilight Link Smash Bros. amiibo. You’ll want to scan the amiibo into the game when you’re near a stable, as Epona is a wild horse. The stablehand instantly recognizes Epona and she is registered as such in the stable.

One of: elemental arrows or broadswords. Sometimes players also received one of: the Cap of the Wind, the Tunic of the Wind, or the Trousers of the Wind. This amiibo allowed the player to move between Surface and Sky in Skyward Sword HD. Unfortunately, it had no special features in Breath of the Wild. However, with new sky-islands in Tears of the Kingdom, will this feature may make a return? Only time will tell.For example, scanning the Majora’s Mask Link amiibo grants you the chance to themed fabric for your paraglider, or the Fierce Deity set. Beyond that, amiibo often also have a theme running through their respective characters — such as most Link amiibo dropping a type of generic sword, or Zelda amiibo granting minerals, herbs and flowers. Image: Nintendo Majora’s Mask Link amiibo – Drops mushrooms, arrows, and swords, but may also contain the Fierce Deity outfit set, including the Fierce Deity sword. The long-awaited sequel to Breath of the Wild, Tears of the Kingdom is an instant classic on Switch, blending open-world adventuring with physics-based puzzle-solving. In our Tears of the Kingdom review, our writer called it “exceptionally inventive and one of the best Nintendo Switch games.” Rito Champion, Revali – Has a chance to drop the Vah Medoh Divine Helm, Falcon Bow, Diamond, Arrows, Apple, Palm Fruit, Wildberry, Acorn, Chikaloo Tree Nut, Hydromelon, Spicy Pepper, Voltfruit, Fleet-Lotus Seeds, Mighty Bananas, and Hearty Durian.

Mix in some grabs as well! Don’t worry about combos, either — just toss your amiibo towards the nearest ledge. Nice and simple! Note: There is an exploit you can do to take advantage of your amiibo rolls. Save right before you scan the amiibo. If you don’t like the roll, reload the save and scan the amiibo again. Zelda-Themed Amiibo There are lots of amiibo that are compatible with Breath of the Wild. Some of them feature rare armor sets or entirely new features added to the game. Here’s a peek at the full amiibo functionality for The Legend of Zelda: BoTW. Each of the Champion amiibos features a rare helmet and weapon that you have a chance of obtaining. These weapons and armor are themed after the champion themselves.Amiibo rewards range from paraglider fabric to armor, weapons or materials (like ancient blades), depending on the figure in question. Epona, Twilight Armor, Mirror of Twilight Fabric, knight's broadsword, soldier's shield (once Epona is registered) I'm also disappointed that the once-per-day restriction applies to Epona, since you're not gaining anything new by having the horse summoned repeatedly, assuming it only allows one in the game at a time. I was kind of hoping I could use the amiibo to summon my horse anywhere in the world, rather than the extremely limited whistling they put in the game that is all but useless and makes horses completely impractical to bother with. One of: elemental arrows, swords and boomerangs, Cap of the Wind, Tunic of the Wind, or Trousers of the Wind. Any Zelda-themed amiibo will summon special chests, sometimes with exclusive equipment. They also include a variety of resources like fish, fruit, and other cooking items. You’ll need to have obtained the Paraglider for weapons to begin appearing in the chest. Other items require the main quest to be finished before they will appear. Champion Amiibo

Once you have SAVED GAME you can use your Amiibo and open the Chest. If you don’t like the items you got RELOAD YOUR SAVE and try again for something better.Update: Okay, it turns out you can get around that limitation by reloading a save from before using the amiibo, so now I can confirm that the horse fails to summon if you're in Zora's Domain and presumably other locations where horses can't travel. Nintendo made sure the amiibo rewards for Breath of the Wild were awesome. But there are some compatible amiibo that don’t grant exclusive rewards. You can still use these amiibos to farm for ingredients. Here’s a short look at what each amiibo does in BoTW.

Ganondorf amiibo – Grants claymores, rare monster parts, or rare gems. May also contain the weapon Sword of the Six Sages, or be a trapped chest. King of Red Lions Fabric, Wind Armor, Sea Breeze Shield, Sea Breeze Boomerang, boomerang, knight's broadswordThe Revali amiibo always provided arrows and fruit. It sometimes also provided: weapons, the Falcon Bow, or the Divine Beast Vah Medo Helm. Amiibo can be scanned once per day and the interface to do so is in the Sheikah Slate. The amiibo rune is not active and listed, you must turn it on in the options menu. You will also need a Joy-Con or a Pro Controller, many third-party controllers don’t support NFC – the amiibo scanning technology. Zora Champion, Mipha – Has a chance to drop the Vah Ruta Divine Helm, Silverscale Spear, Diamond, Hyrule Bass, Staminoka Bass, Chillfin Trout, Sizzlefin Trout, Voltfin Trout, Stealthfin Trout, Mighty Carp, Armored Carp, Mighty Porgy, Armored Porgy, Hearty Bass, and Hearty Salmon. The warrior amiibo always provided meat items. It sometimes also contained: weapons, the Moonlight Scimitar, or the Divine Beast Vah Naboris Helm. Twilight Princess Link contained: a horse with maximum stats and one of: the Cap of Twilight, the Tunic of Twilight, or the Trousers of Twilight.