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Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom – How To Get The Ancient Hero’s Aspect Armor
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Ancient Hero’s Aspect is a very unique item. Not only is it the reward for one of the most grueling tasks in the game, but it’s also a full outfit that greatly changes your look. Here’s our guide to help you get the Ancient Hero’s Aspect in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Likewise, due to the nature of the item reward, this article contains minor spoilers.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom – Ancient Hero’s Aspect reward for all 152 Shrines completed
Yes, you got that right. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Ancient Hero’s Aspect is the final reward after completing all 152 Shrines in the game. Normally, finishing a Shrine challenge nets you a Light of Blessing, whereupon Rauru’s spirit tells you to go on your merry way. You can even skip this type of cutscene since it’ll happen every single time.
However, once you’ve completed the last of 152 Shrines in your game, regardless of whatever one that might be, Rauru’s remark will be different:
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Fortnite’s New Level Up Pack Is A Reference To a Brutal, Real-Life Ancient Murder
Fortnite dropped its latest Level Up Pack this week, and it’s a bit of an unusual one. The skin that comes in this season’s pack is called Captain Hypatia–she’s a starship captain. Like all the skins in the Level Up Packs, Hypatia’s got an alternate “Armored” style that is very different from its main style. This alt style takes this pretty standard lady here and turns her into an extremely dope cyborg, with arms and legs that are not physically attached to her torso but are held on by some kind of red energy. See below.
That arms-and-legs thing is particularly interesting when you take it in conjunction with her name. There’s only been one truly notable person with the name Hypatia in all of history: a Greek philosopher and astronomer who lived in Alexandria, Egypt in the late 4th and early 5th Centuries, and the first female mathematician that we have significant historical records about. That’s the main reason she’s famous– but the second biggest reason for her fame is the way she was brutally murdered and literally torn limb from limb by a mob of Christians.
There have been other things called Hypatia in the 1600 years since Hypatia of Alexandria was alive. Pretty much all of them are named after this woman, though, and the ones that aren’t are almost certainly named after things that were named for Hypatia of Alexandria. This fact has probably helped maintain her legacy, because there just haven’t been any other Hypatias who were famous and could have stolen her name’s thunder.
OnlyFans Actress Filmed Sex Act at Ancient Colombian Landmark, Sparking Outrage
Colombian OnlyFans actress Katty Blake has become national news in the Latin American country after she posted a video of herself performing oral sex at the Rock of Guatapé, a 721-foot-high (220 meters) batholith that is considered a national landmark. Now, her and her partner may face legal trouble.
What Are The Te Lapa Lights That Ancient Polynesians Used To Navigate The Oceans? – IFL Science
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Is The Chupacabras An Ancient Or Contemporary Tale? – The Yucatan Times
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The Mystery Of The Missing Fingers In Ancient Cave Art – Daily Grail
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Encounters At ‘Spook Road’ — Radioactivity And Paranormal Experiences At An Ancient Stone Circle – Daily Grail
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