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That’s all arrows–bomb, fire, shock, all of them.

But since you get to keep what you walked in with, if you stock up on arrows before going in, you’ll have a much easier time. That means you can’t restock your arrows unless you find some lying around. Once you enter the trial, you cannot leave the Plateau until it is done. If you keep dying to those pesky Moblins and their Ice Arrows, here are some tips and tricks to finishing the opening of the Champions’ Ballad and getting to the good stuff. Instead, I’m here to help if you’re struggling to clear the enemy camps that unlock the four Shrines. This guide doesn’t cover the four Shrines on the Plateau. It’s a grueling opening that forces you to use your developed skills in yet another new, interesting, and limited way. You must return to the Great Plateau and arm yourself with a weird trident weapon that can kill anything in one hit, but reduces you to one hit away from death at all times. But even though the DLC focuses on the four Hyrulian Champions Mipha, Revali, Daruk, and Urbosa, you have to do some work to get to that points. Last week after The Game Awards, Nintendo released the final piece of DLC for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, entitled The Champions’ Ballad. By Rebekah Valentine 5 years ago Struggling to complete the first phase of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild’s DLC, The Champions’ Ballad? Here’s how to tackle the Great Plateau.