Search for everyone in Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom

After Zelda repaired the breach in Sathorn Ruins Echoes of wisdomyou reunite with Minister Lefte and unlock a new story quest called “The Quest for All”. This quest unlocks most of Hyrule Echoes of wisdom. However, your goal is to repair the giant rifts in the Gerudo Desert and the Jebel Waters. In doing so, you might bump into some familiar faces and learn more about the mysterious world of Still World.

“Search for everyone” (Pajhwok Hikmat)

Where should we go first?

Although you manage to free the left minister from the still world after the ruins of Sathorn, you still haven't found the right minister, the king or Link. As Terry explains to Lefte, it's possible they're trapped in other rifts. “Search for All” is divided into two main sections:

• “A Rift in the Grodo Desert”
• “Jabal water gap”

You have the option to go to desert or sea/river first. In the end, the choice doesn't matter, because you have to complete both. However, if you want Swordsman's bow ability, then you should go to the Gerudo Desert. There are also some incredibly useful echoes in the Gerudo area, such as Flying Tile and Platboom. Jabul Waters is home to the Bombfish, another very useful echo that you will use throughout your game. When you start the story quest for the Gerudo Desert and the Jabul Waters, you'll have a few side-character story missions (eg “Chaos at River Zora Village”) before you can enter the giant rifts. Only after you've completed both rifts and teamed up with Left and Wright at the Loberry House will you unlock the next main mission: “Still Lost”.

Things to do in Search All

Recommended echoes, accessories and more

You don't have a time limit to complete the giant rifts, so you have to build your inventory of Echoes and do some side missions. There's nothing stopping you from going to areas like Pharon Lagoon to get the echoes you usually get in the late game. However, Tri's power will not exceed level 4 until you complete “Still Lost”. So, while you can get echoes early, you may not be able to use them if they require five triangles of their power.

Some of the echoes that may be useful for dungeons are in Search All Elemental keys (Electric Keese (Talab Faron), Ice Keese (Holly Mount Lanayru)) Octo fire and Lisalphus Lowe. 2 In Al-Din Volcano you may also want to learn it Buzz Blob Pajhwok in Farun lagoon. This is a weaker echo, but requires fewer triangles than elemental Keese.

There are two powerful echoes in the Eternal Forest: Sword Moblin Lv. 3 and Linnell. However, you cannot use them until Tri has 5 and 6 triangles respectively.

You also need to go to Hyrule Ranch (west of Hyrule Castle City) and do the “Runaway Horse” side quest, which unlocks the rental horses. Zelda will get her horse in a later side quest, but for now, rentals will do. If you head west of Hyrule Ranch, you'll find Kakariko Village. Here, you can do the “Cuccos on the Loose” side quest to get a fairy bottle.

There are also heart pieces that can be obtained from caves or side quests. Some of these heart pieces are only accessible with a specific echo like Holmill. You can also look for Might Crystals to upgrade your Swordfighter Form. You can't upgrade your sword/energy/bow to max level until you complete Still Lost. However, before you return to Hyrule Castle City, you must at least cultivate enough crystals to craft the Energy and Sword Fighter Sword.

Finally, you should visit the Great Fairy at Lake Hylia. Lake Hylia is located north of Luberry's house and can be reached by using the Crawltula Echo to climb trees/rocks. The Great Fairy increases your accessory limit and allows Zelda to equip more than one accessory. During the Quest for All, it is unlikely that you will be able to obtain upgraded accessories, such as the Curious Charm. However, it is recommended that you have at least two accessory slots before starting the next story (“Still Lost”).