After months of speculation as to whether the egg guardian will be a playable character in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity, we finally have an answer, yes! To unlock Terrako, however, players will need to beat the game’s story in all of its entirety, (all 7 Chapters) and unlock the quest Terrako Returns. In order to complete said quest, players are required to gather 50Terrako Components, which can be collected by completing certain post-game challenges and quests, which we’ll be covering in full detail below:
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity Challenges that Reward Terrako Components: (First-Clear Rewards)
Clear the Shadow of GanonChallenge for the first time on any difficulty to earn 3 Terrako Components.
Clear the Rampaging Malice Challenge for the first time on any difficulty to earn 5 Terrako Components.
Clear the Invading Terrors Challenge for the first time on any difficulty to earn 2 Terrako Components.
Clear the Guardian Graveyard Challengefor the first time on any difficulty to earn 3 Terrako Components.
Clear the The Master Kohga Chronicles! Challengefor the first time on any difficulty to earn 3 Terrako Components.
Clear the A Royal Investigation Challengefor the first time on any difficulty to earn 5 Terrako Components.
Clear the Hunting Partners Challengefor the first time on any difficulty to earn 1 Terrako Components.
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity Quests that Reward Terrako Components: (First-Clear Rewards)
Chapter 7 Quest: A Secret in Song
Requirements: Ruby x3, Sapphire x3, Diamond x3, Stone Pebbit Trophy x2, Stone Talus Trophy x1
Requirements: Fairy x3, Star Fragment x1. Giant Ancient Core x3, Korok Seed x1
Reward: Terrako Component x2
With all 50 Terrako Components to hand, players are then free to complete the Terrako Returns quest, experience the game’s True Ending and acquire a combat-ready Terrako.
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