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Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Lucky Clover Gazette guide

Help the newshound Rito, Penn, find stories for Hyrule's premier paper, the Lucky Clover Gazette!

Link speaking to Penn, the reporter for the Lucky Clover Gazette
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The Lucky Clover Gazette newspaper provides Link with a series of some of the most interesting quests in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, as he scours the entire map looking for tips on 'Potential Princess Sightings' in the hopes of getting closer to the location of Princess Zelda.

Link has always had a knack for solving problems, but with this latest venture, he’s turning his talents to finding news stories for the Lucky Clover Gazette.

After meeting the goggled Rito newshound, Penn, in Lookout Landing, Link can start sniffing out gossip relating to the whereabouts of Princess Zelda around Hyrule.

All you need to do is speak to Traysi, the Lucky Clover Gazette’s editor-in-chief, to get started.

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Where to find the Lucky Clover Gazette in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

You find the Lucky Clover Gazette tent next to Rito Village south of the Hebra Mountains in northwest Hyrule, the top-left corner of the map.

A map screen showing the location of the Lucky Clover Gazette
Image credit: Nintendo

Head northwest from Lookout Landing, over Carok Bridge and through Hyrule Ridge. Cross Tanagar Canyon into the Tabantha Frontier and make your way towards Rito Village on Lake Totori.

What are the rewards for the Lucky Clover Gazette quests in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom?

Other than Penn being an all around cool bird and great friend, what makes the Lucky Clover Gazette quests worth doing are the rewards.

The ultimate you receive for completing the whole contingent of quests is the Froggy clothing set, which gives Link full slip-resistance in wet weather and on slippery surfaces. He will still slip if you try to jump to scale a wall too quickly, but it still makes the incredibly annoying experience of climbing in the rain much more manageable.

Link wearing the Froggy outfit, the reward for completing the Lucky Clover Gazette quests
Image credit: Nintendo

As well as the slip-resistant clothing set, you also accumulate an ever-increasing amount of rupees for completing each quest. This is a great way to build up a stash of money while also having a smashing time enjoying Tears of the Kingdom, rather than grinding out item collection.

Where to find all of Penn’s quests for the Lucky Clover Gazette in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

There are 12 Lucky Clover Gazette quests in total, found all across the different regions of Hyrule.

If you’ve not discovered any of the places below, consult our Tears of the Kingdom stable locations guide. But you can find each quest at the following sites, with linked guides on how to solve each quest:

  • The Beckoning Woman - Outskirt Stable
  • Gourmets Gone Missing - Riverside Stable
  • The Beast and the Princess - New Serenne Stable
  • Zelda’s Golden Horse - Snowfield Stable
  • White Goats Gone Missing - Tabantha Bridge Stable
  • For Our Princess - Foothill Stable
  • Serenade to a Great Fairy - Woodland Stable
  • The All-Clucking Cucco - South Akkala Stable
  • The Missing Farm Tools - Wetland Stable
  • Princess Zelda Kidnapped - Dueling Peaks Stable
  • An Eerie Voice - Highland Stable
  • The Blocked Well - Gerudo Canyon Stable

For more on Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, check out some other ways of making plenty of Rupees. With enough money, you can buy plenty of armor and other resources. So, on that note, make sure you're using up those Korok Seeds and have unlocked the Great Fairy Fountains!

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With 7 years' experience, James (he/him) suffers so you don't have to, creating expert guides for the toughest games and reviews for the biggest blockbuster releases. He has a Master's degree in Journalism and a BA in Linguistics that he never got a chance to flex until Wordle came along.

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