| The Rito Rope Bridge | |
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| Quest Giver | Gesane |
| Prerequisite(s) | Tulin of Rito Village |
| Location | Lucky Clover Gazette |
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"The Rito Rope Bridge" is a Side Quest in Tears of the Kingdom.
Overview[]
With the blizzard ended, Gesane the guard of Rito Village considers rebuilding the rope bridge that was previously destroyed. Juannelle offers to assist. She says that a skilled carpenter in Lookout Landing might be able to rebuild the bridge, but she couldn't recall who the name of the person was. She only remembered that the person's name ends with "-son."
Overhearing them, Link heads to Lookout Landing to find a suitable carpenter. There he finds Karson, who tells Link he is out of a job after finishing the Skyview Tower. Link relayed the tip of the destroyed rope bridge at Rito Village. Dilligent to build things again, Karson embarked to Rito Village.
Back at Rito Village, Karson was discussing with everyone on how to rebuid the bridge. Turned out they do not have any wood to work with. So Link collected wood for them and gave it to Karson. With the acquired wood, Karson was able to repair the bridge.
As thanks for help, Gesane gave Link a Silver Rupee.
Objectives[]
| Stage | Description |
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| 1 | Gesane and Juannelle are in a bind as they want to repair the rope bridge destroyed in the blizzard but can't find anyone skilled in construction. However, they say there is a skilled carpenter at Lookout Landing. Apparently, this person's name ends in "son." |
| 2 | The skilled carpenter at Lookout Landing was Karson. You explained the situation to him, and he enthusiastically agreed to help and hurried off to the job site. Time to report to Juannelle and Gesane. |
| 3 | Karson arrived at the work site, but there isn't enough wood for the project. Repairing the broken bridge will require a total of 20 pieces of wood. Gather some wood. |
| Complete | You handed the wood over to Karson, and he repaired the broken bridge. Juannelle and Gesane were relieved and returned to their posts. |
Nomenclature[]
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