How To Get The Fierce Deity Set Botw

Okay, so you wanna look like a blue-haired, swirling-eyed god of destruction in Breath of the Wild, huh? I get it. Who wouldn't want the Fierce Deity Set? It's the ultimate power fantasy, transforming Link into something straight out of a heavy metal album cover.

Unlocking the Legend: Amiibo Shenanigans

Let's talk amiibo. You’ll need a Majora’s Mask Link amiibo. If you're lucky enough to have one gathering dust on your shelf, dust it off! If not, well, eBay might become your new best friend.

Now, here's the slightly less-than-magical part: you gotta scan that amiibo. Over and over. Think of it like repeatedly asking a vending machine for a candy bar and *eventually* it coughs one out.

Don't expect the Fierce Deity Set to appear right away. It's all about the RNG gods – those mischievous sprites who decide your fate in the world of Hyrule. They might give you a bunch of mushrooms first. Or rusty swords. Just keep scanning.

Patience is a Virtue (and a Necessity)

Seriously, be prepared to scan that amiibo at least once a day. Maybe more if you're feeling particularly impatient. Think of it as a daily offering to the gaming gods, hoping they’ll smile upon your quest for ultimate power.

It can be a bit of a drag, waiting for the Fierce Deity Set to drop. You might start questioning your life choices. You might even start talking to the amiibo itself. Don’t worry, we've all been there.

But then, one glorious day, it will happen. A chest will appear, glowing with an otherworldly light. And inside? The Fierce Deity Mask. Cue triumphant music (in your head, at least).

The Quest Continues: Other Ways to Acquire

Here’s a little secret: there’s another, less…amiibo-dependent way to get the Fierce Deity Set. It involves a certain newspaper tucked away in Hyrule, and a series of quests that can be started after some significant in-game progress.

After a certain amount of progress in game, including activating all Skyview Towers, a quest will be given to you at the Lucky Clover Gazette. The side adventure “The Rumor Mill: Looking for the Frog Statues”.

The quest sends you off to find frog statues and investigate rumours and problems affecting the various stables throughout Hyrule. Each quest is unique to the specific region. However the way you resolve each one is similar.

Completing quests is where you obtain the individual pieces of the Fierce Deity Set. So off you go travelling the vast landscape of Hyrule to complete them all!

Embrace the Blue Haired Beast Within

Once you’ve snagged the Fierce Deity Set, Link transforms. Suddenly, he’s not just a cute blonde kid in a tunic anymore. He's a blue-haired whirlwind of destruction, ready to obliterate anything that dares to cross his path.

Equipping the set dramatically increases your attack power. It’s almost comical how quickly you can dispatch enemies. Lynels? Pfft, bring 'em on! They’ll be running scared in no time.

And let's be honest, running around Hyrule looking like a rock star god is just plain fun. It's a nice break from the usual tunic-clad hero vibe. So go forth, embrace your inner Fierce Deity, and wreak glorious havoc (in a responsible, hero-of-Hyrule kind of way, of course!).