The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom<\/em> has a number of unique armor sets that long-time series fans will want to collect. Even putting aside their in-game benefits, they look cool and are a nice nod to older Zelda<\/em> games. Here is our guide telling you where to find the Trousers of the Wind in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom<\/em>.<\/p>\n

Tears of the Kingdom<\/em> \u2013 where to find the Trousers of the Wind<\/h2>\n

The Trousers of the Wind<\/strong> are part of the Wind Armor<\/strong> set. When you equip the entire set, you produce an Attack Up<\/strong> effect so that Link does more damage in battle. That can be tremendously useful if you are a more offensive player.<\/p>\n

To find the Trousers of the Wind, search the Cresia Pit Mine in the southeastern portion of the Depths.<\/strong> The mine is located as far to the southeast as you can get without exploring the large island.<\/p>\n

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To reach the Cresia Pit Mine<\/strong>, you\u2019ll have to walk a bit. The closest useful fast travel point is Mimufis Lightroot<\/strong> (unfortunately, Kotimab Lightroot<\/strong> is on the wrong side of some steep geography). You will likely reach that portion of the map only after spending a lot of time groping about in the dark. Arriving by way of Meda Mountain Chasm<\/strong> helps. However, that chasm is a long way north of the relevant Lightroots. Bring a lot of Brightbloom Seeds<\/strong> when you go exploring.<\/p>\n

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From Mimufis Lightroot, journey southeast.<\/strong> First you should head uphill to the nearby Abandoned Lurelin Mine<\/strong>. From there, head mostly downhill and work your way toward the southeast. There are some tough enemy camps in this area. Steer clear of them. When I first explored the area and found the trousers, I hadn\u2019t yet lit up the area. Even when fully lit by the nearest Lightroot, the area is exceptionally dark with a lot of gloom.<\/p>\n

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Proceed cautiously to reach the mine and its back end. At its entrance, you\u2019ll encounter a platform with various Zonai devices. Use them to create a vehicle that can cruise along the water. Or, you might also use the Autobuild<\/strong> ability to produce one out of thin air. That\u2019s what I do. Ride your watercraft forward and take out an Octorok<\/strong>. Then you\u2019ll reach the mine\u2019s deepest point. You\u2019ll find the chest with the Trousers of Wind<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom<\/em>\u00a0is available for purchase from the\u00a0Nintendo Store.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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