Dojos | Tiger Scrolls | Upgrades
 

Dojos   Swiftblade   You'll find Swiftblade's Dojo in southwest Hyrule Town. Swiftblade is your main master throughout the game - while other Dojos only have one move to teach you, he has four that are unlocked as you gain more items and abilities.   Grimblade   Grimblade can be found in southeast Hyrule Castle Garden under a patch of grass. You have to find the lantern and light his torches before he can teach you anything.   Waveblade   Waveblade is found in a tree south of the Temple of Droplets, and west of the Major's Cabin, though you'll need the flippers to access his dojo.   Grayblade   Grayblade's Dojo is situated in the northeast of Mt. Crenel.   Spirit of Swiftblade the First   You can find the Spirit of Swiftblade's Dojo in the southeast of Castor Wilds under a tomb. You'll need the Pegasus Boots to reach it, and for the spirit to teach you anything you'll need to know all seven moves.   [Back to top] Tiger Scrolls   Spin Attack The Spin Attack is the first attack you receive. When you charge your sword and release, Link will spin around like a tornado, great for dispatching enemies when you're surrounded. You can get this move from Swiftblade's Dojo after you've finished the Deepwood Shrine. This move can be upgraded by fusing Kinstones with Grayblade.   Sword Beam Sword Beam fires a beam from your sword when you're at full health, similar to a move in the original Legend of Zelda. You can get this move from Grimblade's Dojo after you've found the lantern.   Dash Attack The Dash Attack is performed by equipping both your sword and Pegasus Boots, and holding down your Boots button to charge. Link will hold his sword forward and you can dash through swathes of enemies. You can get this move from Swiftblade's Dojo after you've found the Pegasus Boots.   Peril Beam Peril Beam fires a beam from your sword when you have just one heart left, similar to the Sword Beam, but at the opposite end of the life spectrum. You can get this move from Waveblade's Dojo after you've found the flippers.   Rock Breaker The Rock Breaker doesn't, in contradiction to its name, break rocks, though it does enable you to break pots with your sword. You can get this move from Swiftblade's Dojo after you've found the White Sword.   Roll Attack The Roll Attack is performed by pressing your sword button just as you finish a roll. If you hit an enemy, you'll annoyingly do a spin slash, when the usual thrust would have been preferable. You can get this move from Grayblade's Dojo after you've finished the Cave of Flames.   Down Thrust The Down Thrust is similar to a move in The Adventure of Link; at the height of a jump, press the sword button and Link will slam to the ground with his sword thrusting downwards. You can get this move from Swiftblade's Dojo after you've found Roc's Cape.   Great Spin Attack The Great Spin Attack is performed by charging your sword, releasing, and then rhythmically pressing the sword button while moving around. You can get this move from Swiftblade the First's Dojo after you've learned all the other moves. This move can be upgraded by fusing Kinstones with Waveblade.   [Back to top] Upgrades   Scarblade - Faster Spin Attack   Scarblade's Dojo is revealed by fusing Kinstones with Grayblade. It's under a waterfall in northeast Castor Wilds. He'll teach you to charge a spin attack faster.   Splitblade - Faster Four-Gauge Charge   Splitblade teaches you to charge your Four-Gauge faster. He can be found by fusing Kinstones with Grimblade, who will open a waterfall in Veil Falls.   Greatblade - Longer Great Spin Attack   Greatblade's Dojo is opened by fusing Kinstones with Waveblade in Lake Hylia. It's in a waterfall, and inside, he'll teach you to hold a Great Spin Attack for longer. [Back to top]