Bokoblin
Bokoblins hold roads, ruins and the mouths of caves. The horn is the reason to fight them: fuse it to a weapon and the attack number on the horn is added to the weapon. Red ones die fast. Blue, black and silver ones do the same things and simply last longer.
| 番号 | 121 |
|---|---|
| 素材 | Bokoblin Fang, Bokoblin Horn |
| 生息地 | Depths of Central Hyrule, Hyrule Field |
同族
How to take a camp
They sit around a fire, with a weapon rack, crates and often a cooking pot. Stop outside bow range and see who is holding a bow. Shoot that one first, or you will eat arrows while you walk in. The face is the weak point. A charged shot to the head drops them for a free swing.
They pick up anything on the ground, including a fused weapon you just dropped. Do not leave a good sword at your feet. A bomb flower on an arrow knocks over the ones packed around the fire, but do not detonate it against your own wooden shield. Silver Bokoblins drop a gem. Save that one for last and fight it alone.
Horns, bones and the Blood Moon
A common horn is an early upgrade. A Boss Bokoblin horn is stronger, and it is worth its own fight. Fangs and guts make attack elixirs. A tree branch plus a Bokoblin horn is already useful on the Great Sky Island. When the weapon breaks, the horn breaks with it, so do not stick a rare horn to a weapon that is about to snap.
At night, Stalbokoblins climb out of the ground. Knock the skull away and the body falls apart. Leave the skull and they stand back up. They are gone after sunrise. After a Blood Moon, a camp you cleared is full again, and the colors get darker as your kill count rises.
Field notes
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Colors | Red, blue, black, silver |
| Weak point | The head |
| Drops | Horn, fang, guts; silver also drops a gem |
