The hunt for all the cool new gear in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild's first DLC pack is on. The game starts you off with some hints about where to find each new item, but if you want a little bit more guidance on how to find Tingle's outfit (which helps you move faster at night), you've come to the right place.
Here are two things to keep in mind before you embark: all three pieces of Tingle's clothes are found in the Hyrule Field area, which - as you may already know - is crawling with Guardians. You may want to wait until you have a good number of hearts and/or some Guardian Resist gear before you go looking. Or maybe you just really enjoy running and dodging death lasers, you do you. Second, all of the chests are buried. When in doubt, activate magnesis and run around until you see something glowing red in the ground.
Book Location
If you want to do this quest the proper way, you should start by finding the guide book. The thief that stole all of these old artifacts from the Hyrule Royal Family left a ledger with clues to their locations, and you can find it in the Outpost Ruins. It's an easy hang glide away from the Plateau Tower, in one of the first wrecked buildings you find.
Tingle's Tights location
The emerald green tights of sorta-legend can be found in the Mabe Village Ruins in the eastern part of Hyrule Field. Look for an inactive Guardian standing in a pool of water and you'll find the chest right underneath it. Use magnesis to yank the chest out from under the Guardian and you're good to go.
Tingle's Hood Location
The chest containing Tingle's Hood is in the Exchange Ruins in the southwestern part of Hyrule Field. Activate magnesis to help you find the chest buried in a pile of rubble near the southern part of the ruins.
Tingle's Shirt Location
Complete the wannabe fairy look with a visit to Castle Town Prison, on the island to the west of Hyrule Castle. The chest is buried just about in the middle of the ruins. Careful not to get spotted by the flying Guardian while you're looking around!
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