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Revision as of 01:11, 20 August 2022
Cube Patterns are Objects in Breath of the Wild.[1]
Location and Uses
Cube Patterns can be found throughout Hyrule Kingdom. They take the form of two separate structures made entirely of cubes, with one structure having a cube that the other lacks. To rectify this, Link must find a nearby cube, which he can lift with the Magnesis Rune. He must then place this cube in the correct space on the structure that is missing one. Doing so will cause a Korok to appear, who then gives Link a Korok Seed.[2]
Nomenclature
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See Also
- Circle
- Flower Trail
- Horse Hurdle
- Korok
- Leaves with Fairy Dust
- Natural Hiding Spot
- Food Offering
- Race
- Rock Pattern
- Tree Pattern
References
- ↑ The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild—The Complete Official Guide (Expanded Edition, 2018), Piggyback Interactive Limited, pg. 330
- ↑ "Yahaha! You found me!" — Korok (Breath of the Wild)