Where to find the Stone Talus in Tears of the Kingdom<\/strong><\/h2>\n

The first Stone Talus<\/strong> you will stumble across is likely the one in the Crenel Hill Cave. This is directly north of the Battle Talus you\u2019ll find on Orstedd Bridge, but it\u2019s a fair bit more difficult.<\/p>\n

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Head into the cave and do a ring around the outside, breaking all of the mining points you can, but be careful you don\u2019t go into the water. That way Talus lies\u2026<\/p>\n

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How to defeat the Stone Talus in Tears of the Kingdom<\/strong><\/h2>\n

As with the other Talus, a bow and good few arrows is vital to your success. We tried this with bombs and all manner of thrown items, but that route is a quick way to Game Over. Check to ensure you have a solid supply of arrows before going in.<\/p>\n

At the start, make a mad rush to jump on top of the Talus\u2019s head as it wakes up.<\/p>\n

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This is a great way to \u201ccheat\u201d the first chunk of damage out of this boss. With a one-handed weapon equipped, you have time for exactly 12 hits before you need to run and glide off its back. If you hang about it will throw you from its back, taking a quarter of a heart. This may not seem like much, but it\u2019s important if you have five or fewer hearts.<\/p>\n

Sprint away, making sure you dodge whichever projectile it lobs at you, and then turn and shoot the blue glowing rock on its back. Get ready for another mad dash, but be careful because, when it hits the dirt (that\u2019s when it\u2019s ready for you to climb on top), the impact of its head hitting you if you jump the gun can eliminate more than four of your hearts if you\u2019re wearing low-level armor.<\/p>\n

Again, sprint, jump, and climb on its head. This Talus stands up faster than its Battle Talus cousin \u2014 if you\u2019re familiar with that fight \u2014 so make sure you\u2019re quick. Again, you have time for 12 hits. <\/p>\n

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Depending on your weapon, repeat this another once or twice before another one bites the dust.<\/p>\n

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How to use the Luminous Stone Talus Heart<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Along with a whole bunch of precious stones (Luminous Stone<\/strong>, amber<\/strong>, ruby<\/strong>, and opal<\/strong>), the Stone Talus drops a Luminous Stone Talus Heart<\/strong>. Like the Flux Construct 1 Core<\/strong> and the Stone Talus Heart, you can\u2019t pick this up \u2014 what you can do is attach it to a weapon to give it a massive damage spike.<\/p>\n

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Simply put, equip a weapon that hasn\u2019t been fused yet (we used a Zonaite Sword), use the Fuse ability and create a Luminous Stone Talus Hammer<\/strong>. The attack power jumped from 6 to 21, granting a whopping +21 attack<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

That is huge, and given that you\u2019re about to wallop some poor unsuspecting Bokoblin with it, it really gives a whole new twist to the phrase \u201ckill them with love\u201d…<\/p>\n

Note: You can fuse the Talus Heart to your shield, but it doesn\u2019t give you any stats, making it a waste of a super-rare item.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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