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Home»News»Zelda Master Trials DLC Outlined

Zelda Master Trials DLC Outlined

By Tyler KelbaughJune 13, 2017
The Legend of Zelda Mobile Game - The Outerhaven Breath of the Wild 2, Final Fantasy, Octopath Traveler

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild’s first DLC Pack, Master Trails, will launch June 30th.

The Master Trials changes the game in a few key ways, but no attraction is greater than the Trial of the Sword mode. Here, Link will battle waves of enemies without any pre-existing equipment. It’s very much like the adored Eventide Island trial. Players will build up their equipment as they progress through the trials. Completing the trial will unlock the Master Sword’s full potential, keeping it at 60 power at all times. 

There’s new armor incoming as well, and hard mode will make enemies tougher for those looking to turn Breath of the Wild’s challenge up even higher. 

This holiday, players will get to enjoy the second DLC pack as well, The Champion’s Ballad. 

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Tyler Kelbaugh is a Nintendo writer for The Outerhaven Productions. He fell in love with gaming at the ripe young age of 4, a passion born from years of consistently failing to survive Marble Zone. If you mention the words "Fire Emblem" around him he'll talk your ear off. He's also a pretty competent Smash Bros. player, and a passionate sports fan.

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