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Set in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. The Champions are alive, and Ganon has taken control of Hyrule Castle. The Champions are scattered across different regions, and you must find them alongside Link. Common Monsters Bokoblin Their strength varies by color, and they use weapons they craft themselves. They primarily carry Boko Spears, Boko Shields, and Boko Bows. They usually live in packs. Upon death, they drop their equipped weapons, Bokoblin Fangs, and Bokoblin Horns. Occasionally, they drop Bokoblin Guts. Moblin They carry weapons similar to Bokoblins but are much larger in size. Upon death, they drop their equipped weapons, Moblin Horns, Moblin Guts, and Moblin Fangs. Keese Bat-like monsters. They die in a single hit. Electric Keese use electricity, Fire Keese use fire, and Ice Keese use ice. Normal Keese perform basic attacks. They sometimes travel in swarms. Upon death, they drop Keese Eyeballs and Keese Wings. Lizalfos Lizard-like creatures that carry Lizal Boomerangs they've crafted. Upon death, they drop their weapons, Lizalfos Horns, and Lizalfos Fangs. Octorok They can hide in the ground or water and fire rocks in an arc. They wear different objects on their heads depending on the terrain. Upon death, they drop Octo Balloons and Octorok Tentacles. Wizzrobe They can turn invisible, and the color and power of their wands vary by their element. Their weapons are named (Element) Rods, and they drop their equipped weapon upon death. Chuchu Their color and abilities vary by habitat. Except for normal Chuchus, they explode upon death, dealing elemental damage based on their habitat. Yiga Clan A group of bandits similar to Japanese ninjas. They love Mighty Bananas; Yiga members disguised as humans will sell Mighty Bananas. Upon death, they drop Mighty Bananas, Rupees, and their equipped weapons. Lynel Centaur-like monsters. They are highly dangerous even among common monsters, possessing high intelligence, health, and attack power. Fire, ice, and electricity do not threaten them. Upon death, they drop equipment, elemental arrows, Lynel Horns, Lynel Hooves, and Lynel Guts. Guardian Machines originally built to fight Ganon, but for some reason, they now attack us. Upon death, they drop Ancient Screws and Ancient Springs. Mini-Boss Monsters Stone Talus Giant monsters disguised as boulders. Their hard stone bodies are immune to swords and bows. It is said they can be defeated by climbing onto them and attacking the exposed ore deposit on their head. Drop items vary by region and the type of ore deposit. Normal ones drop Flint, Amber, Opal, and Ruby. Hinox Primarily found in forests. They have violent temperaments, uprooting trees to swing them, so one must be careful of the surrounding terrain during combat. The weapons hanging around their necks can be stolen. Upon death, a normal Hinox drops Hinox Toenails, Hinox Teeth, Hinox Guts, Apples, Wildberries, Palm Fruits, Voltfruits, Mighty Bananas, Fortified Pumpkins, and Hearty Durians. Molduga Usually hidden beneath the sand, they will leap out and attack if they detect sound. It is dangerous to run blindly when encountering one. Upon death, they drop Molduga Fins, Molduga Guts, and treasure chests. Villages of the Fallen Champions Zora's Domain A village inhabited by the Zora. The Zora are excellent swimmers, and the village is built over water. Located in the east, the village is submerged under about 2cm of water. This is where Champion Mipha lived before being killed by Ganon. Goron City A village inhabited by the Goron. Goron City has a developed mining industry and is extremely hot. Located in the northeast, it cannot be entered without flame-resistant gear. This is the region where Champion Daruk lived before being killed by Ganon. Gerudo Town Inhabited mostly by dark-skinned people, all of whom are women. Men are forbidden from entering, so one must cross-dress to get inside. Champion Urbosa lived here before being killed by Ganon. It is located in the southwest. Rito Village A village inhabited by the Rito. The Rito look like birds and can fly. The high altitude is cold, so cold-weather gear is a must. Located in the northwest, this is where Champion Revali lived before being killed by Ganon. Castle Hyrule Castle Consumed by Calamity Ganon, one must break through the Guardian patrols to pass.