That means you can scan the Ocarina of Time-themed Link and the Ocarina of Time-themed Link card to double your chances of snagging rare goodies. The good news is your Switch treats each amiibo and its corresponding amiibo card as two separate entities. Remember, you can only scan each amiibo once every 24 hours-real-world 24 hours, not in-game, so sitting at fires and jumping ahead won't do you any good. Make sure to do this on a flat surface away from cliff edges the items each amiibo unlocks rain from the sky and can bounce or roll off ledges. Select it with the right stick, then scan the amiibo or amiibo card of your choice. You'll notice the amiibo icon in the bottom-left. To use amiibo, hold the L button on your controller to open Link's ability wheel.
You'll fail to open the door, but you'll succeed in opening up amiibo functionality. Once you reach the Temple of Time, attempt to open it. You'll have to progress through some of the early game segments to unlock the ability to scan amiibo and reap their rewards. Many of those amiibo rewards are back in Tears of the Kingdom, along with more rare treasures that Zelda completionists will want to get their hands on. See the sections below for an optimal route through the main quests and their locations.In 2017's The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, scanning amiibo and amiibo cards unlocked rare items such as outfits and weapons, and showered Link with cooking ingredients like fish, meat, and veggies. Almost all of the Main Quests are technically optional in one way or another, and some will provide more benefits than others on the road to defeating Ganon. However, many of these quests - like the order you complete dungeons - can be done in any order. Note that the sections are divided up below in terms of the Main Quests that you get while playing. Use this Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild guide to help you get back on track if you happen to lose your place in the quests. With an open world unlike any other Zelda game, Breath of the Wild's main story quest can be tracked in Link's Adventure Log - and can be undertaken at any point - or avoided in favor of exploring Shrines and taking on numerous Side Quests.
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