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Breath of the Wild: How to Revive Your Horse

One of the easiest and quickest ways to get around Hyrule in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is on horseback, but what happens if your trusty steed meets a tragic end? In this Zelda Breath of the Wild horse revives guide, we'll be walking you through how to revive a horse in Breath of the Wild, as although there is a way, you'll have to seek out one particular NPC to do it.

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How to Revive Your Horse in Breath of the Wild

To find the Great Horse Fairy and revive any horses that died at your side, center in on the Faron region, south of Central Hyrule. Travel to the Lake Tower, and then head southwest until a Shrine begins to show up on your Sheikah Sensor. This Shrine is Ka'o Makagh, and from here (or alternatively the Highland Stable right next to the Shrine), you'll want to head southwest again, making your way towards the body of water with a bridge crossing above.

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Once you've reached the water, head to the bridge, and then once you're on top of it, head east, until you reach a dead end. At this point, you should see a few luminous orange plants in the area, which always give away the location of a Great Fairy in Breath of the Wild. Interact with the cocoon in the middle of this area, and Malanya will request 1,000 Rupees from Link, in return for her services.

Hand over the cash (or don't, if you'd rather your horses stay deceased), and Malanya will make a grand appearance, in keeping with the tradition of the Great Fairies scattered throughout Hyrule. Once you've completed this, you're all finished, as Malanya will offer Link the chance to revive any horse that his died during his adventures in Breath of the Wild.

An undoubtedly handy skill this is, although if you're looking for other, more detailed guides on areas of Breath of the Wild, then we've got you covered. We have guides on how to take down both the Stone and Igneo varieties of Talus with relative ease, as well as a guide on how to find all the Korok Seeds scattered within Hyrule.

Now that we've told you how to successfully bring back all your horses from the dead, Link should have no trouble making up for his past mistakes, and leading any valiant steeds of his to their untimely demise.

For more on Breath of the Wild be sure to check out Mike's review. Elsewhere there's our look at why we think Zelda may be the protagonist of the next game.

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