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Presenting: The Travel Medallion

Presenting: The Travel Medallion! is a Side Adventure quest in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. While the Fast Travel Medallion as originally a DLC item in Breath of the Wild, you'll be able to access it free of charge in TotK, but only after completing certain quests.

• Prerequisite Quests:
• Camera Work in the Depths
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• Hateno Village Research Lab

How to Start the Travel Medallion Quests

When speaking to Robbie at Lookout Landing, you'll learn that he was the main architect of the Purah Pad (though he did not get to put his name on it), and has a host of other features he'd like to upgrade the pad with, when he has the time.

While you can find the necessary component to complete with quest early, you won't be able to officially hand in the prototype item to get fixed until you've done some other legwork. This includes taking on the first Depths main quest after you complete Crisis at Hyrule Castle - Find Captain Hoz . The next Depths main quest, A Mystery in the Depths , can only be undertaken after you have completed at least one of the Regional Phenomena main quests in one of the four major regions of Hyrule.

Until that time, Robbie will remain in Lookout Landing, telling you he cannot return to his lab in Hateno until he's helped Josha with research in the Depths. However, after you gain the Autobuild ability from the second quest in the Depths and fix his broken hot air balloon, you can speak to him to initiate the Hateno Village Research Lab quest, and go find his lab in Hateno, far to the southeast.

Hateno is located in eastern Necluda, just below the Lanayru Mountain, and has a nearby shrine above the town called the Zanmik Shrine that you can fast travel to once activated.

The lab itself is located high on the hill to the east of town, requiring a good bit of walking.

Once you reach the top, speak to Robbie and he'll start the upgrades for the Purah Pad by installing a Shrine Sensor (you can't skip ahead to the Travel Medallion), which will involve you finding a shrine in a cave back down the hill.

Finding the Travel Medallion Prototype

Once you complete the testing on the Shrine Sensor, Robbie will give you a choice of upgrading the Sensor, or working to install two other features: the Hero's Path Mode and the Travel Medallion.

For the Travel Medallion, he won't be able to install it until he has the Travel Medallion Prototype, but it was left behind at his other research lab up in Akkala to the far northeast tip of the region.

If you haven't been there before, you'll need to take the road east from Woodland Stable and north past Lanayru Great Spring and Zora's Domain up the cliffs to Akkala, then take the right path down below the bridge and to Tarrey Town and towards East Akkala Stable, where this a fast travel spot nearby at Jochi-iu Shrine .

As you head up the long path past the stable to the lab, you'll find the place has been trashed and covered in Yiga signs, which isn't a great look. Try to interact with the door to the lab, and you'll be ambushed by two Yiga Assassins.

Fight carefully, as they can deal a lot of damage if you're still early in your adventure and don't have a lot of hearts. Try to rushdown the smaller one first by watching where he will teleport to next and ambush him. If he casts a spell, he'll drop down from above. For the bigger assassin, watch for his Earthwake technique to cause a gust of air you can paraglide up from then snipe him on the way down.

Once they've been defeated, head inside and you can rescue a clothing worker to get a piece of Yiga Armor. The real prize is located on a chest on the right side of the room - the Travel Medallion Prototype.

Bring this back to Robbie (who has helpfully activated a fast travel spot at his lab), and he will install the Travel Medallion to the Purah Pad, which allows you to select the medallion in your Key Items to drop a fast travel point wherever you like (with few exceptions if terrain is unstable).

How to Upgrade the Travel Medallion

Once installed, Robbie will remark that he can continue to upgrade the Travel Medallion, increase the number of gates - or spots you can drop at one time. However, in order to do so, you'll need to uncover the map-data locations by unlocking more Skyview Towers across Hyrule.

To get more charges for the Travel Medallion, you'll need the following amount of locations mapped:

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Complete hateno village research lab.

Complete Hateno Village Research Lab side adventure. Talk to Robbie again and choose the Travel Medallion when he asks which upgrade you want.

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Presenting: The Travel Medallion Location and Rewards

East necluda - hateno ancient tech lab.

The exact coordinates for this quest on the map are 3780, -2123, 0251 .

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How to Complete Presenting: The Travel Medallion

Proceed to the area marked by robbie.

Robbie will mark a location in the northeastern part of Akkala Highlands. Proceed there to find the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab.

Defeat the Enemies Occupying the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab

Upon arriving, if you try to open the door, you will be greeted by enemies occupying the Ancient Tech Lab. Defeat them to get access inside.

Get the Travel Medallion Prototype

Open the chest found on the first floor of the Ancient Tech Lab to get the Travel Medallion Prototype.

Travel back to Hateno Ancient Tech Lab

Once you get the Travel Medallion Prototype, travel back to Hateno Ancient Tech Lab. Make sure to use the travel gate set by Robbie to make the journey faster.

Speak with Robbie to get the Travel Medallion

You'll be able to get the first Travel Medallion after talking with Robbie. Next, he will ask you to map 10 and then 15 regions in total to get the second and third Travel Medallion, respectively. If you have already mapped the 15 regions prior to this, simply talk to Robbie once again to get the last two Travel Medallions.

Get the Second and Third Travel Medallions

Once you have accomplished the tasks, return back to Robbie. It is recommended to map 15 regions before returning to save time going back and forth.

Setting up Fast Travel Gates

The Travel Medallion allows you to set up a travel gate at your current location. This is useful to quickly travel to your favorite place or a location you constantly return to.

You can access the Travel Medallion through your inventory under the Key Items tab.

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Presenting: The Travel Medallion!

Presenting: The Travel Medallion! is a Side Adventure in Tears of the Kingdom .

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With Robbie returns to the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab , he has several upgrades he wants to make to the Purah Pad even after installing the sensor . Installing Travel Medallions requires the Travel Medallion Prototype from the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab , however, which has been taken over by the Yiga Clan .

When Link drives out the Yiga, he can collect the prototype and return to the Hateno Village lab, where Robbie upgrades and installs it. He can also install a second medallion with map data for ten Skyview Tower regions, and a third with data for all fifteen regions. Once all three medallions have been installed, the quest is complete.

Requirements

To unlock the mission, Link will first need to complete the Hateno Village Research Lab and gain the Sensor ability.

Walkthrough

• After completing the Hateno Village Research Lab quest, speak with Robbie and ask about the Travel Medallion to begin the quest. Robbie will task Link with traveling to the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab to grab the Prototype needed to upgrade the Purah Pad .
• When Link approaches the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab, he'll be confronted by a Yiga Blademaster and a Yiga Footsoldier . After defeating them, inside he'll find Konba , a Hylian who had been kidnapped by the Yiga and force to make Yiga clothing. He will give Link the Yiga Armor for the Infiltrating the Yiga Clan quest.
• Link can open the treasure chest here to get the Travel Medallion Prototype.
• Take the prototype to Robbie, who upgrades it to a functional Travel Medallion .
• After obtaining map data for ten regions using their Skyview Towers , Robbie will give Link a second travel medallion.
• After completing the surface map (fifteen regions in total), Link is given a third and final travel medallion by Robbie.

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Speak with Robbie to begin the quest.

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How to get and use the Travel Medallion in Tears of the Kingdom (TotK)

Hyrule as seen in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is an enormous place. Often, you can warp quickly around it by using activated shrines and towers to fast travel. However, there sometimes are remote locations you have reason to visit regularly. That’s when a particular upgrade comes in handy. Here is our guide explaining how to get and use the Travel Medallion in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom .

Tears of the Kingdom – how to get and use the Travel Medallion

The Travel Medallion is a handy item you can use to warp directly to the location of your choosing, even if you haven’t found a nearby shrine or skytower to activate. Normally, you might have to hike a long distance, which can be tedious or dangerous. If you have the medallion, however, you can save yourself that hassle. To get the Travel Medallion, complete a task for Robbie at the Hateno Research Lab.

To use the Travel Medallion, access it from the Key Items menu and place one at your current location. You can then warp to that point whenever you like.

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When you first meet Robbie , he shares a room with Josha in Lookout Landing . The two researchers present quests early in the game, as you discover how to get the Autobuild ability . After you complete that objective and deal with Robbie a bit more, he takes off to his research center.

Find Robbie at the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab on the hill outside Hateno Village , which is north of the Necluda Sea in the southeast (check our guide telling where to find Hateno Village if you need further assistance).

When you talk to Robbie at the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab, ask him about the Travel Medallion. He sends you to clear out the Ancient Tech Lab in the Deep Akkala region (it’s located a short distance south of the world map’s northeastern corner). Once you defeat the Yiga Clan members that have taken over the lab, open the treasure chest they guarded to find the Travel Medallion Prototype . Take it back to Robbie, who gets it working for you.

By default, you can use the Travel Medallion to set one convenient fast travel point. As you activate skytowers and review more of the world map, Robbie upgrades the Travel Medallion. This grants you as many as three uses. By the time I met him, I had already activated every skytower, so I didn’t have to wait.

I suggest placing a Travel Medallion north of Death Mountain , near where you can find four Rock Octoroks . They offer you a way to repair weapons and shields . Once you venture into the Depths to meet Ganondorf , you might also set a medallion near the point of no return, so you can conveniently return once you have supplies. A third use might be to set one somewhere near a remote location where you like to farm rare items. If you ever decide you don’t like where one is placed, visit its location and retrieve it to use it elsewhere. Travel Medallions can prove quite handy.

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The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom - How To Get The Travel Medallion

The Travel Medallion is a helpful item in The Legend Of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. It lets you create custom teleport points, here's how to get it.

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How to start the travel medallion quest line, where to find the travel medallion, how to upgrade the travel medallion.

The Travel Medallion returns in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom , but it's not a DLC-locked item this time around. There is a quest chain involving Robbie that lets you access this Key Item, allowing you to create your own fast travel spots.

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You can grab the Travel Medallion from Robbie after you complete his first quest and unlock the Photo mode on your Purah Pad. When you first unlock the Travel Medallion, it can create one fast travel point. This can be further upgraded by Robbie two more times, giving you a total of three custom fast-travel points that can be placed wherever you want.

When you first get to Lookout Landing, you want to continue along the main quest until you unlock the one called Regional Phenomena.

With this unlocked, you should be able to talk to Robbie and Josha. Upon talking to them, you should begin a quest called Camera Work in the Depths.

This quest requires you to dive into a chasm and explore the depths, unlocking the Photo mode in the Purah Pad in the process. Complete Josha and Robbie's request to photograph statues in the Depths and return to them.

With that done, you must complete the follow-up quest called A Mystery in the Depths, which unlocks the Autobuild function. With Autobuild unlocked, return to Lookout Landing and repair the makeshift balloon transporter.

Robbie will mention he is moving back to Hateno Village, taking up residence in the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab, and that you should look for him there.

To continue his quest, this should be your next destination. Take your time, or beeline directly there.

When Robbie moves to Hateno Village, make your way over there and visit the lab on the top of the hill. Here Robbie will talk to you about upgrading your Purah Pad as well as unlocking the Shrine Locator for you.

One such upgrade Robbie provides is the Travel Medallion, which he explains is currently elsewhere. After you ask him about it, he will tell you to go to the Akkala Region north of Hateno Village, specifically to the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab.

Travel to the Akkala Region and go to the Ancient Tech Lab, just up the road from the East Akkala Stables. When you arrive, knock on the door to trigger a Yiga Clan ambush.

Defeat these knuckleheads, and you'll be able to go inside the lab. When you enter, head for the chest to the right that holds the Travel Medallion.

You should talk to the man on the left side of the room to obtain a piece of the Yiga Clan armour set , the Yiga Armour.

With the prototype in hand, travel back to Robbie in Hateno Ancient Tech Lab . Talk to him about the Travel Medallion Prototype, and he will reward you with a functioning Travel Medallion.

Now you can use the Travel Medallion to place custom fast-travel points . To do this, select it from your Key Items and use it wherever you want. This will create a gate you can now return to or replace at any time.

You can upgrade the Travel Medallion two more times, giving you a total of three custom fast-travel points. These fast-travel points can be placed anywhere in the overworld, even in the Depths.

When you place the Travel Medallion, you can remove your previously-set fast-travel point by selecting it in the Key Items menu and clicking Collect.

This will bring up your Map and you can choose which ones to remove.

To upgrade the medallion, Robbie asks you to give him ten map-data locations and return to him. When Robbie says map-data locations, he's referring to activating Skyview Towers.

This means each time you reveal an area on the map will count towards it. Revealing and using all 15 Skyview Towers will let you upgrade the Travel Medallion again, giving it three charges.

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The Kingdom of Hyrule is massive. With the new addition of the Sky Islands and The Depths within The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom , it can take forever to cross long distances on the map. Even with fast travel locations, sometimes, there is somewhere you wish you could get to quicker.

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One way that you can solve this dilemma is by unlocking the Travel Medallions. These will allow you to place them down anywhere (the surface, The Depths, or the Sky Islands) and fast travel to them at any time.

If you want to obtain the Travel Medallion, first, you will need to obtain the quest "Hateno Village Research Lab" from Robbie at Lookout Landing . He will ask you to meet him at his old lab in Hateno Village.

Once there, speak to Robbie, and he will tell you about the Travel Medallion. It allows you to place it anywhere and fast travel to it later. However, he cannot help you. His prototype for the Travel Medallion is back at the Akkala Research Lab . The only problem is that it has been taken over by the Yiga Clan.

Traveling to the area and walking up the path to the Akkala Research Lab can be dangerous. There are a lot of Monsters that you will cross along your journey.

Once you reach the research lab, you will see signs everywhere saying it is now a Yiga Clan hideout. Once you walk up to the front door and interact with it, you will be ambushed by two Yiga Clan members . Remember, if they disappear, look for the red glowing area. This indicates where they will appear next.

After defeating them, you will find a chest inside the research lab; open it up to obtain the Travel Medallion Prototype. You can also find the Yiga Clan Armor in this location.

With the Travel Medallion Prototype in hand, you're ready to head back to the Hateno Village Research Lab and report back to Robbie.

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Once you return to Robbie, he will mention that he believes he can upgrade your Travel Medallion to feature two more. However, he needs you to do him a favor first.

In order to obtain your second Travel Medallion, you must visit 10 of the Skyview Towers around Hyrule . These are the large towers that act as fast-travel locations and allow you to fill in your map. If you want your third Travel Medallion, you must find all of these Skyview Towers.

Once you have completed that, Robbie will be surprised. He will go ahead and upgrade your Travel Medallion.

After you have obtained your Travel Medallion, you can use it right away to mark any place as a fast travel location.

All you need to do is go to the Key Items portion of your inventory . Once there, find the Travel Medallions and select them. It will then ask you if you would like to place them. Once they are placed, you'll have a new fast-travel location!

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After speaking with Robbie and obtaining the information about the Purah Pad upgrade, you need to head to the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab to get the upgrade, but you need to fight with the Yiga Blademaster and Yiga Footsoldier.

Link will also meet Konba, and he will give the Yiga Armor.

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The Treasure Chest has the Travel Medallion Prototype inside and this is the upgrade for the Purah Pad. After getting it, report back to Robbie.

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Complete "presenting: the travel medallion".

The Travel Medallion can be obtained from Robbie upon completing the Side Adventure "Presenting: The Travel Medallion!". Note that the quest "Hateno Village Research Lab" must be cleared to trigger the "Presenting; The Travel Medallion".

Beware Of The Battle With Yiga Clan

In the adventure, Presenting: The Travel Medallion!, you are required to go to the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab and have a battle with the Yiga Clan. These enemies deal high damage so make sure to bring some powerful weapons and recovery items!

Recommended Locations To Place Travel Medallion

Necluda sky archipelago (fairy island) (recommended).

The island in the Necluda Sky Archipelago (above East Necluda) is an area in which you can find several useful items for your exploration, such as Fairy, Tireless Frog, Fleet-Lotus, and Hearty Bass. These materials respawn after a certain period of time, allowing you to get them frequently.

How To Go To Necluda Sky Archipelago

Gerudo's colossal fossil.

Gerudo's Colossal Fossil is located behind the Lightning Temple. Gerudo's Colossal has not only fairies like the Fairy Island but also many useful items for exploration/combat such as Bomb Flower and Brightbloom.

Tarrey Town (Break-a-Part Shop)

The Break-a-Part Shop in Tarrey Town allows you to disassemble Fused items (Unfuse) without losing materials, which is why it is recommended to place a Travel Medallion for repairing Champions' weapons.

In front Of Bear+Bokoblin (North Of Sikukuu Shrine)

Bokoblins riding bears appear at the northern part of Sikukuu Shrine. You can get as much Raw Meat as you want by defeating only the bears , so it is recommended that you place a Travel Medallion here for money farming.

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How to use travel medallion, place the travel medallion from key items.

To use the Travel Medallion, open the "Key Items" from the Inventory by pressing the + button, and then select the Travel Medallion. Upon selecting "Place", you may set the Travel Medallion to where you are currently standing

Travel To The Place From The Map

When you want to travel to the Travel Medallion location, simply select it on the map and fast travel to there like the Shrine or Skyview Tower.

Collect The Travel Medallion To Remove It

When you want to remove the Travel Medallion, just move the cursor on the map and then select "Collect". The Medallion you collect can be placed on another location.

How To Increase Travel Medallion

Increases upon unlocking skyview tower.

The number of Travel Medallions increases with the number of Skyview Towers that you have unlocked. The number that can be increased is up to 3. Talk to Robbie after unlocking Skyview Towers in each area.

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Zelda Breath of the Wild guide: How to find the Travel Medallion in the Master Trials DLC

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The Master Trials DLC brings the Travel Medallion and its associated “ EX Teleportation Rumors! ” side quest into The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild . The Travel Medallion lets you create an ad hock fast travel location wherever you’re standing. You can leave, then come right back without needing to find a nearby shrine or tower.

You can only have one Travel Medallion fast travel location at a time, so you’ll have to be a little careful about how you use it. Put differently, creating a second point will erase the first one.

The EX Teleportation Rumors! side quest

When you boot up Breath of the Wild after installing The Master Trials DLC, you’ll receive the EX Teleportation Rumors!” side quest. Its text says:

Rumor has it there's a tool that allows you to instantly travel to wherever you've placed it. Apparently South Akkala Stable has a copy of Super Rumor Mill EX, which details some rumors about this rare item…

Shockingly, the first thing you need to do is travel to South Akkala Stable.

How to find the Travel Medallion: South Akkala Stable

Travel to South Akkala Stable, in northeastern Hyrule. The closest warp point is Ze Kasho shrine . Enter the stable, and look for a book on a table. Read it, and you’ll find a new waypoint in the EX Teleportation Rumors! side quest. The quest’s text then changes to:

You read Super Rumor Mill EX: Volume 2! According to this special issue, there are rumors of an item that lets you instantly travel to a location of your choosing. The treasure chest containing this item is supposedly located in northeast Akkala, hidden beneath a labyrinth. If you believe the rumors, try to find the labyrinth and locate the treasure chest!

The text refers to Lomei Labyrinth Island , an island off the coast at the far northeast of Hyrule. Beyond The Master Trials , both the Trail of the Labyrinth shrine quest and Tu Ka'loh shrine (the closest warp point) appear there.

If you haven’t completed the Trail of the Labyrinth shrine quest and Tu Ka'loh shrine , check out our guides, which will help you navigate the maze.

How to find the Travel Medallion: Lomei Labyrinth Island

The path ahead of you is filled with Guardians. Since you’re in the area, make the trip to the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab to purchase the Ancient Armor , which provides damage reduction against Breath of the Wild ’s mechanical foes. Of course, if you already have it, equip and consider upgrading it. And while you’re there, it’s a good idea to buy some Ancient Arrows , which kill guardians with one headshot eyeshot.

Just in front of Tu Ka'loh shrine , you’ll see an updraft streaming up from a hole in the ground. Jump down into it.

After you land, directly in front if you on a little podium, you’ll find a treasure chest with the Diamond Circlet , which decreases damage from Guardians. It’s a fine thing to have here, considering that you’re surrounded by Guardians, and as soon as you open the chest, four of them will take aim at you.

Equip the Ancient Armor , Guardian weapons or the Master Sword (check out our Master Sword guide if you don’t have it yet), the Hylian Shield (it deflects Guardian lasers, and you can get it easily with our Hylian Shield guide ) and any Ancient Arrows you have in your inventory to fight the mechanized beasts.

You don’t have to fight them all, but you can’t avoid some of them. Use the room’s pillars and Guardians as cover to block the Guardians’ lasers. But beware: some deactivated Guardians aren’t actually deactivated, and they may spring to life when you approach.

We fought all of the Guardians and looted the deactivated ones, because this room is a cornucopia of Ancient Gears , Ancient Springs , Ancient Screws and Ancient Shafts — and you can never have too many of those.

The treasure chest (marked with an “EX”) containing the Travel Medallion is on the side of the room opposite the updraft, sitting against the wall. Opening it will complete the “ EX Teleportation Rumors! ” side quest.

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Zelda TOTK Travel Medallion: How to Get All 3 Fast Travel Beacons

The Legend of Zelda: TOTK has a way to let Link fast travel wherever he wants – at least once they’ve unlocked the Travel Medallion.

Place down this mysterious device and you’ll be able to freely teleport over to that location. But with a little know-how, you’ll be able to place up to 3 Travel Medallions anywhere you choose in Hyrule!

How to Get the Travel Medallion in Zelda: TOTK

Before claiming the Travel Medallion in Tears of the Kingdom, players need to unlock the Shrines of Light Sensor for their Purah Pad .

After that, you’ll be able to get the first Travel Medallion from Robbie by following these steps:

• Head back to the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab (Coordinates: 3780, -2123, 0251).

• Talk to Robbie and ask him about the Travel Medallion upgrade.
• Robbie will tell Link to travel to the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab to the northeast (Coordinates: 4519, 3163, 0247) to retrieve the Travel Medallion Prototype.

• Once you interact with the Tech Lab door, two members of the Yiga Clan will appear – one large and heavy-hitting, the other small and speedy.
• Defeat both enemies to gain access to the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab.
• Inside you’ll find a tailor who will give you the Yiga Armor. You’ll also find a chest with the Travel Medallion Prototype inside it.

• Fast travel back to the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab and give the Prototype to Robbie.
• You’ll then permanently unlock the Travel Medallion upgrade.

How to Get More Travel Medallions in Zelda: TOTK

Link can unlock up to 2 more Travel Medallions for a grand total of 3 custom fast travel points by finding all of Tears of the Kingdom’s Skyview Towers .

Talk to Robbie after registering 10 Skyview Tower locations to collect a second Travel Medallion.

To get the final Travel Medallion, Link will need to talk to Robbie once more after visiting all 15 Skyview Towers on the Hyrule map.

At that point, you’ll have access to 3 Medallions, allowing Link to instantly transport himself to 3 custom locations of your choosing.

And thankfully, they can be picked up again once placed, allowing you to reset each point’s location.

How to Use Travel Medallions in TOTK

To place down a Travel Medallion, simply open your inventory with the + button, use R to tab over to Key Items, and select the item in your inventory .

Hit ‘ Place ‘ and the Travel Medallion will appear at your feet, registering that location as a fast travel point. You can only place Medallions in areas you’re already standing.

The Travel Medallion will then be marked on your map, which you can check with the – button.

Selecting it will let you fast travel to that location as many times as you desire.

If you want to claim the Travel Medallion back to place it somewhere new, simply find on the map and choose Collect Medallion. You don’t need to be present at the Medallion’s location to collect it, thankfully.

Alternatively, you can find the Travel Medallion in your Key Items once again, and choose to collect it from there.

Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom - How to Get the Travel Medallion Prototype (& How it Works)

Help Link teleport anywhere on the map with this guide to finding the Travel Medallion in Tears of the Kingdom.

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Originally added through Breath of the Wild's expansion pass, the Travel Medallion allowed players to place a single fast-travel waypoint anywhere on the map, which Link could return to anytime. In The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom , the medallion has been worked into one of the main side plots.

In order to get the improved Travel Medallion, Link will first have to locate the Travel Medallion Prototype and return it to Robbie, Breath of the Wild 's wacky ancient tech aficionado. This guide will explain how Link can find the prototype and get his hands on one of Tears of the Kingdom 's most useful tools.

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Before he can get his hands on the Travel Medallion Prototype, Link must complete the previous steps in Robbie's questline. To find Robbie, Link must have access to Lookout Landing, available as soon as he descends from the Great Sky Island. Here he will meet Josha, one of Purah's researchers. Working with Josha will eventually lead Link to Robbie's questline.

Robbie's first quest will find Link descending to the Depths, where he will unlock Tears of the Kingdom 's Camera feature . Once that is complete, Robbie will head to the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab (3779, -2123, 0251), just north of Hateno Village.

Here he will offer Link three upgrades to the Purah Pad: Sensor+, Hero's Path Mode, and the Travel Medallion . The first two tasks can be done quickly, especially if players fill their compendium on their own. The Travel Medallion, however, will require Link to complete a slightly bigger quest.

If Robbie does not leave Lookout Landing, Link may need to complete at least one of the four main temples to trigger his exit. The Rito Village quest from "Regional Phenomena" is the most common starting place.

Robbie tells Link he cannot upgrade the Purah Pad until he gets the Travel Medallion Prototype from the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab . The lab is found in the northeastern corner of the map, and Robbie explains that dangerous trespassers have taken it over.

The Akkala Ancient Tech Lab is found at the following coordinates: 4505, 3144, 0245. Technically, Link can head to the lab any time after receiving the "Presenting: The Travel Medallion!" mission. There are several Skyview Towers between Hateno and Akkala, and though it will make it easier for Link to know where he is going, it is not required.

When Link arrives at the tower and attempts to open the door, he'll be met with a Yiga Blademaster and a Yiga Foot Soldier. Once they are dealt with, Link can head inside. Here he'll find a man in Cece apparel , who is startled by Link's approach. His name is Konba, and he has apparently been making the Yiga's outfits, of which he gives Link his own Yiga Amor chest piece.

In the corner of the room, Link will find a stone chest. Open the chest to receive the Travel Medallion Prototype. Return the prototype to Robbie and let him upgrade the Purah Pad.

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To use the Travel Medallion, Link simply needs to choose the place he'd like to travel to, and enter the Key Items menu. Look for the Travel Medallion in the menu, hover over it, and select 'Place.' A blue travel gate will show up below Link, as well as on the map. Link will now be able to fast-travel to this location like any other waypoint.

How to Upgrade the Travel Medallion

When Link first acquires the Travel Medallion, Robbie tells Link that he'll be able to increase the number of travel gates that he can use. He informs Link the upgrade can be performed twice, once when Link acquires ten map data points and again when he acquires 15. This will bring the total number of gates to three.

Map data is acquired each time Link brings a Skyview Tower on . Once he has completed the required amount, simply return to Robbie and he'll perform the upgrade.

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How to Use Travel Medallions to Respawn at Custom Locations in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

If you played Breath of the Wild’s DLC, you might remember the Travel Medallion item that allowed you to instantly warp to places of your choosing. Tears of the Kingdom has the same item, but you don’t get them automatically. You must complete some quests first to get the medallions. Here is everything you need to know about how to use travel medallions to respawn at custom locations in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom.

How to Get Travel Medallions in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

There are a few things you have to do before you can actually get travel medallions to use. You have to be at the point in the game where you have made it to Lookout Landing and get the Purah Pad camera and sensor .

Once you have your Purah Pad upgraded to use those, Robbie in Hateno Village will direct you to where his old lab was in the Akkala Highlands. If you played Tears of the Kingdom, this was the Ancient Tech Lab in the far northeast of the map.

Enter the lab and head downstairs. One of the chests will contain a travel medallion prototype.

Take this prototype back to Robbie, and he will give you three travel medallions to use.

How to Use Travel Medallions in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

Using the travel medallions is very simple. All you have to do is open your inventory to the key items page. From here, you can select the medallion and place it nearly anywhere in the game.

A glowing blue circle will appear on the ground where you placed the medallion. This is where you will spawn to later on.

When you are ready to fast travel to that spot, simply open your map and select the location of the medallion on the map. Link will warp there instantly.

Travel medallions are just one of the ways to fast travel in the game . They can be used an infinite amount of times, so be sure to remove them when you no longer need to warp to an area so you can place it somewhere else.

That’s all you need to know about how to use travel medallions to respawn at custom locations in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom. Be sure to check out our numerous guides on Tears of the Kingdom starting with the tips and tricks below.

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By Kallie Plagge on July 5, 2017 at 11:57AM PDT

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild's first DLC, titled The Master Trials, is finally out, and it comes with a useful item known as the Travel Medallion, which allows you to create your own fast-travel point. This should come as good news for players who have been yearning for a quick and easy way to access a specific location that would be difficult to go back and forth from. While the game offers clues to help you find the Travel Medallion, you can head straight there if you're privy to where it's located.

The medallion is located in a treasure chest somewhere in Lomei Labyrinth Island. To find the chest more easily, use your Sheikah Sensor to track treasure chests and enable Magnesis to spot them.

Location: The chest is located in an underground cavern on Lomei Labyrinth Island. You'll need to jump down a shaft with an air current flowing upward through it. If you've completed the Tu Ka'loh Shrine, fast travel to it, and you'll find the shaft right in front of the shrine. The chest is along the southern wall of the cavern. The area is filled with Guardians both active and dormant, so be sure to pack Ancient Arrows or master the art of parrying before you enter.

To use the Travel Medallion, go to the location you'd like to set as your custom fast travel point, select the Medallion in your Key Items pouch, and choose "place."

The Master Trials DLC is one of two DLC packs included in the Breath of the Wild Expansion Pass, which is available for $20 on the Nintendo Eshop. For more on The Master Trials DLC content, check out our roundup detailing where to find all the new armor sets and items . And be sure to follow all our Zelda guides and videos for more on the DLC.

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Uncover York’s Rich Heritage with the York Travel Medallion: Hidden Gems and Cultural Significance

Uncover York’s rich heritage with the York Travel Medallion: Hidden Gems and Cultural Significance. Embark on a journey to discover the captivating story behind the prestigious York Travel Medallion, a symbol of the city’s historical significance and cultural richness. This article offers valuable insights and recommendations for visitors, blending past and present to create an enchanting experience. From its intricate craftsmanship to its deep-rooted significance in York’s heritage, join us as we delve into the captivating world of the York Travel Medallion and uncover hidden gems along the way.

Key Takeaways:

• The York Travel Medallion is a feature in the game “The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild” and “Tears of the Kingdom” that allows players to warp to specific locations in the game.
• In the “Tears of the Kingdom” DLC, players can obtain the Travel Medallion for free after completing certain quests.
• In the base game “Breath of the Wild”, players can find the Travel Medallion on Lomei Labyrinth Island, which is filled with Guardians.
• The Travel Medallion serves as an instant teleporter to specific locations in the game.
• York, England is a scenic city known for its art galleries and historic sites.
• The Travel Medallion is also available in the “Tears of the Kingdom” DLC, where players can obtain three medallions by upgrading the Purah Pad.

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York Travel Medallion

York, England, a city steeped in history and brimming with cultural treasures, is a destination that captures the imagination of travelers from around the world. And hidden within its walls lies a unique artifact that allows visitors to uncover the rich heritage of York in the most enchanting way – the York Travel Medallion . This exquisite medallion is not just a piece of jewelry; it holds the key to unlocking hidden gems and experiencing the cultural significance of this captivating city.

Unveiling the Craftsmanship

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the York Travel Medallion showcases the artistry and skill of the local artisans. Each medallion is a testament to the city’s rich history and heritage, bearing intricate designs that reflect York’s unique charm. From delicate engravings that depict historic landmarks to ornate symbols that capture the essence of the city, this medallion is a miniature work of art that encapsulates the spirit of York.

A Journey Through Time

With the York Travel Medallion in hand, adventurers can embark on a journey through time, guided by the medallion’s mystic powers. Just as in the game “The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild,” where players use the Travel Medallion to warp to specific locations, the York Travel Medallion serves as a portal that transports visitors to York’s most iconic and historically significant sites. As you touch the medallion and close your eyes, you’ll be whisked away to medieval streets, ancient Roman ruins, and towering cathedrals that stand as testaments to the city’s illustrious past.

Discover Hidden Gems

One of the greatest charms of the York Travel Medallion is its ability to reveal hidden gems to those who possess it. As you follow its guiding light, you’ll stumble upon lesser-known corners of the city, tucked away from the bustling crowds. From quaint tearooms that serve delectable scones to atmospheric bookshops brimming with literary treasures, these hidden gems offer a glimpse into the soul of York, away from the well-trodden tourist paths.

Immerse in Cultural Significance

The York Travel Medallion , with its deep-rooted connection to York’s heritage, allows visitors to immerse themselves in the city’s cultural significance. Stroll through the York Minster, a stunning cathedral dating back to the 7th century, and marvel at its breathtaking Gothic architecture. Step into the Jorvik Viking Centre and be transported back in time to the Viking era, experiencing the sights, sounds, and smells of York’s Viking past. With the York Travel Medallion , every corner of the city becomes a living museum, inviting you to understand and embrace the cultural tapestry that defines York.

Practical Tips for Visitors

For those planning to journey to York and embark on their own medallion-guided adventure, here are a few practical tips to make the most of your experience:

Obtaining the Medallion : The York Travel Medallion can be acquired from select artisans and specialty stores in the city. Look for reputable sellers or visit the local craft markets, where you can witness the master artisans at work and choose a medallion that speaks to you.

Using the Medallion : To activate the medallion’s powers, gently hold it in your palm and focus your intention on the specific place you wish to discover. The medallion will guide you through the winding streets and hidden alleyways, ensuring you don’t miss a single treasure along the way.

Exploring Beyond the Famous Sites : While attractions like the York Minster and Clifford’s Tower are must-visit destinations, don’t be afraid to venture off the beaten path. Let the medallion lead you to charming neighborhoods, local markets, and lesser-known historic sites that offer a more intimate connection with the city.

Engage with the Local Community : York’s locals are known for their warm hospitality and love for their city. Strike up conversations, ask for recommendations, and immerse yourself in the friendly atmosphere. The medallion’s hidden gems extend beyond physical places; the connections you make with the locals will add depth and vibrancy to your experience.

In the bustling city of York, the York Travel Medallion shines as a beacon, illuminating the hidden treasures and cultural riches that lie beneath the surface. As you embark on your medallion-guided adventure, prepare to be captivated by the city’s fascinating history, enchanted by its charming streets, and transported to a world where past and present seamlessly intertwine. Let the York Travel Medallion be your guide and unlock the secrets of this extraordinary city.

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3. Significance and Symbolism of the Medallion in York

The York Travel Medallion holds a deep and profound significance in the history and culture of York. This small yet powerful artifact is more than just a decorative piece; it is a symbol of heritage, tradition, and connection to the city’s rich past. By understanding the significance and symbolism of the medallion, visitors can truly appreciate its value and experience a deeper connection to York.

Symbolism of Medallions:

Medallions have been used as symbols in various cultures throughout history, each with its own unique meanings and representations. In Greek mythology, medallions were tokens of favor from the gods, signifying blessings or protection. The ancient Chinese culture associated medallions with happiness, good luck, and longevity. Native American tribes crafted medallions with intricate designs and symbols, representing tribal identity, spirituality, and achievements.

Materials and Designs:

The design and materials of medallions vary based on culture and their intended use. Ancient Egyptian medallions, for example, were often made of precious metals like gold and adorned with intricate engravings and gemstones. The craftsmanship and materials used in creating the York Travel Medallion reflect the rich history and artistry of the city.

History and Role:

Medallions have a long history of being used as symbols of honor, achievement, or membership. In ancient times, they were frequently awarded to military personnel or individuals who had accomplished notable feats. Medallions also played an essential role in ancient civilizations, serving various purposes from religious to military uses. They were considered talismans or amulets, believed to bring protection and good fortune to the wearer.

Religious Significance:

Furthermore, medallions hold great significance in many religious traditions worldwide. Whether it’s Christianity, Buddhism, or other faiths, medallions are used symbolically to represent particular beliefs or aspects of faith. They act as tangible reminders of one’s spiritual connection and serve as objects of devotion and reverence.

Through its history, symbolism, and cultural importance, the York Travel Medallion offers visitors a glimpse into the stories and traditions that have shaped the city. It serves as a tangible link to York’s past and an emblem of its enduring heritage.

Key Takeaways: – Medallions have symbolic meanings in various cultures, representing favor, happiness, spirituality, and achievements. – The design and materials of medallions vary, with ancient examples crafted from precious metals and adorned with intricate engravings and gemstones. – Throughout history, medallions have been awarded as symbols of honor, achievement, or membership, playing roles in ancient civilizations and religions. – The York Travel Medallion embodies the deep significance and symbolism associated with medallions, connecting visitors to the rich history and culture of York.

Image sources: – Bing Images – Sketch Blog

References: 1. Eden Bengals 2. Five Medallions and Their Meanings | National Jeweler 3. Medallion (architecture) – Wikipedia

4. Practical Uses and Benefits of the Medallion for Travelers

Whether you’re an avid traveler or a casual explorer, the York Travel Medallion offers a range of practical uses and benefits that enhance your journey through the fascinating city of York. Let’s dive into how this unique artifact can elevate your travel experience.

Ease of Navigation

The York Travel Medallion acts as a powerful portal, allowing you to effortlessly navigate through the diverse landscapes of York. By registering specific locations as travel gates, you can quickly and conveniently warp back to those spots whenever you desire. No more worrying about getting lost or spending precious time retracing your steps – with the medallion, you can smoothly explore the city with ease.

Efficient Time Management

With its ability to warp you to desired locations, the York Travel Medallion facilitates efficient time management during your travels. Whether you have limited time to spend in York or simply want to maximize your itinerary, the medallion helps you save valuable minutes that would otherwise be spent on tedious commutes. Spend more time immersing yourself in the captivating history, culture, and hidden gems of this enchanting city.

Access to Hidden Gems

York is renowned for its rich heritage and historical significance, but there are also numerous lesser-known corners waiting to be discovered. The York Travel Medallion serves as a key to unlocking these hidden treasures, transporting you to off-the-beaten-path destinations that might be overlooked by other travelers. Immerse yourself in the authentic local experiences, uncover hidden gems, and create lasting memories beyond the famous sites.

Enhanced Cultural Immersion

Immersing yourself in the local culture is an essential aspect of any enriching travel experience. The York Travel Medallion allows you to do just that by providing access to culturally significant locations. Explore ancient landmarks, visit traditional markets, and engage with the local community to gain a deeper understanding of York’s vibrant heritage. The medallion acts as a bridge, connecting you to the very soul of the city.

Flexibility and Customization

The York Travel Medallion offers flexibility and customization, empowering you to shape your travel experience according to your preferences. By registering multiple travel gates, you can create a customized itinerary that suits your interests and allows for seamless transitions between different areas of York. Tailor your journey to discover the aspects of the city that resonate with you most, whether it’s indulging in culinary delights, delving into historical narratives, or simply wandering through picturesque streets.

Points and Miles Rewards

Not only does the York Travel Medallion enhance your travel experience, but it also rewards you for your adventures. By booking flights, hotel stays, or car rentals through the medallion, you earn valuable points and miles that can be redeemed for future travel. This unique feature adds an extra layer of incentive to utilize the medallion and experience everything York has to offer.

Key Takeaways: – The York Travel Medallion simplifies navigation and saves time during your travels. – It grants access to hidden gems and off-the-beaten-path destinations in York. – By using the medallion, you can immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of the city. – Customize your travel experience by registering multiple travel gates. – Earn points and miles by booking travel services through the medallion.

Sources: – How to Use Travel Medallion: A Step-by-Step Guide to Maximizing Your Travel Medallion – Breath of the Wild Guides – How to get the Traveler Medallion DLC gear

5. Recommendations and Tips for Visitors Exploring York with the Medallion

York’s rich heritage and cultural significance are brought to life through the use of the York Travel Medallion. This unique artifact serves as a portal to uncover hidden gems and explore the city’s most iconic sites. Here are some recommendations and tips for visitors looking to make the most of their experience with the medallion:

1. Obtain Your York Travel Medallion from Select Artisans

To fully immerse yourself in York’s heritage, start by obtaining a York Travel Medallion from select artisans in the city. These skilled craftsmen create each medallion with meticulous attention to detail, showcasing the local artistry and skill. By obtaining a medallion, you not only gain a tangible link to the city’s history but also support the local artisans who keep these traditions alive.

2. Activate the Medallion’s Powers

Once you have your York Travel Medallion, it’s essential to activate its powers. The medallion serves as a tool for navigation and exploration, allowing you to quickly warp to desired locations within the city. To activate the medallion, simply hold it in your hand, close your eyes, and envision your destination. As you open your eyes, you’ll find yourself transported to your chosen location, ready to embark on your York adventure.

3. Explore Beyond Famous Sites

While York is renowned for its famous attractions such as York Minster and the JORVIK Viking Centre, don’t limit yourself to these well-known spots. The York Travel Medallion unlocks access to hidden gems and off-the-beaten-path destinations that are often overlooked by tourists. Venture into the lesser-known corners of the city, where you’ll discover charming streets, tranquil gardens, and fascinating historical sites waiting to be explored.

4. Engage with the Local Community

To truly understand York’s cultural significance, take the opportunity to engage with the local community. Strike up conversations with residents, visit local shops and markets, and attend community events. The medallion serves as a symbol of connection to York’s rich past, and by immersing yourself in the local community, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for the city’s heritage.

5. Customize Your Travel Experience

One of the advantages of using the York Travel Medallion is the flexibility and customization it offers. Tailor your travel experience according to your interests and preferences. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, an art lover, or a foodie, the medallion can guide you to culturally significant locations that align with your passions. Let the medallion be your personal tour guide, leading you to experiences that resonate with you.

• Obtain your York Travel Medallion from select artisans in the city to support local craftsmanship and gain a tangible link to York’s history.
• Activate the medallion’s powers by holding it and envisioning your desired destination, allowing you to warp to different locations within the city.
• Explore beyond the famous sites of York with the medallion, unlocking access to hidden gems and lesser-known corners of the city.
• Engage with the local community to gain a deeper understanding of York’s cultural significance and connect with its rich heritage.
• Customize your travel experience with the medallion, tailoring it to your interests and passions to make the most of your time in York.

Sources: – Visit York – Tracy’s Travels in Time

Q1: What is the York Travel Medallion?

A1: The York Travel Medallion is a feature in the game “The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild” and its “Tears of the Kingdom” DLC. It allows players to warp to specific locations within the game.

Q2: How can I obtain the York Travel Medallion?

A2: In the base game “Breath of the Wild,” players can find the Travel Medallion on Lomei Labyrinth Island, which is filled with Guardians. In the “Tears of the Kingdom” DLC, players can obtain the Travel Medallion for free after completing certain quests.

Q3: What can I use the York Travel Medallion for?

A3: The Travel Medallion acts as an instant teleporter to specific locations in the game. Once obtained, players can register their current location as a travel gate by placing the medallion in their pouch. They can then use the medallion to warp back to that location whenever they want.

Q4: How many York Travel Medallions can I have?

A4: The number of Travel Medallions that players can have increases with the number of Skyview Towers they have unlocked, up to a maximum of three. Players can talk to a character named Robbie after unlocking each tower to increase the number of medallions they can have.

Q5: How can I maximize the benefits of the York Travel Medallion?

A5: To maximize the benefits of the Travel Medallion, players can refer to a step-by-step guide provided on tffn.net. Additionally, there is a YouTube video available that explains how to get and use the Traveler Medallion in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

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