Difference between revisions of "Dodongo Hide (material)"
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|field2=Protect | |field2=Protect | ||
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| − | '''Dodongo Hide''' itself usually appears as a dark green, like the skin of most Dodongo beasts, but takes on a red hue when treated and tailored. The material itself is extremely resistant to heat and lava, and seems impossible to damage, burn, or melt with even the greatest of heat. It likewise doesn't transfer heat through it. This treasure represents the total hide one could expect to get from slaying and expertly skinning your typical Dodongo, and thus makes for a slightly large blanket. The typical adventurer doesn't have a use for it other than using it as a blanket, or haphazardly trying to wrap themselves in it as some form of protection | + | '''Dodongo Hide''' is primarily used as a [[material]] for a skilled [[Outfitter]]. The hide itself usually appears as a dark green, like the skin of most Dodongo beasts, but often takes on a red hue when treated and tailored. The material itself is extremely resistant to heat and lava, and seems impossible to damage, burn, or melt with even the greatest of heat. It likewise doesn't transfer heat through it. This treasure represents the total hide one could expect to get from slaying and expertly skinning your typical Dodongo, and thus makes for a slightly large blanket. The typical adventurer doesn't have a use for it other than using it as a blanket, or haphazardly trying to wrap themselves in it as some form of protection. |
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| + | When used as a material, Dodongo Hide can create one of two different effects: | ||
| + | * '''[[Goron Tunic|Fire Armor]]''': Clothing or armor must cover the user's torso, and occupies the appropriate outfitter slot. The clothing enables the wearer to be comfortable even in extremely hot environments, and protects the wearer from catching flame. {{Field|Fire}}, heat, and flame-based attacks will be less dangerous to the wearer, but can still inflict damage. This negates any [[Fire Weakness]] the wearer may have. | ||
| + | * '''[[Fireshield Earrings|Fire Shield]]''': The effect is slightly less potent than the Armor, but can be applied to any garment that occupies one of the five outfitter slots. First, if fire sprouts up anywhere on the user's body or clothing, the garment will activate within a few seconds to extinguish the flames, and keep them from spreading. This does not prevent or heal any damage initially dealt. Second, when the user is exposed to almost any hot environment, the garment will use magic to slowly adapt the user's body to the temperature of the surrounding environment, over the course of about a minute. | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
| − | * Like Dodongo Hide protects from heat, similar Tailor materials can provide protection from other danger sources: [[White Hide]] protects from cold, [[Silver Scale]]s protect from drowning, [[Lightning Weave Cloth]] protects from electricity, [[Gratitude Crystal]]s protect from {{Field|Light}} damage, and [[Evil Crystal]]s protect from {{Field|Shadow}} damage. | + | * Like Dodongo Hide protects from heat, similar Tailor materials can provide protection from other danger sources: [[White Hide]] protects from cold, [[Silver Scale]]s protect from drowning and water damage, [[Lightning Weave Cloth]] protects from electricity, [[Gratitude Crystal]]s protect from {{Field|Light}} damage, and [[Evil Crystal]]s protect from {{Field|Shadow}} damage. |
* {{Borderline|guess=yes|game=Ocarina of Time}} | * {{Borderline|guess=yes|game=Ocarina of Time}} | ||
Revision as of 01:11, 17 December 2014
| Dodongo Hide | |
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| Type | Defensive Organic Item |
| Fields | Fire, Protect |
| Cost | 20 rupees |
Dodongo Hide is primarily used as a material for a skilled Outfitter. The hide itself usually appears as a dark green, like the skin of most Dodongo beasts, but often takes on a red hue when treated and tailored. The material itself is extremely resistant to heat and lava, and seems impossible to damage, burn, or melt with even the greatest of heat. It likewise doesn't transfer heat through it. This treasure represents the total hide one could expect to get from slaying and expertly skinning your typical Dodongo, and thus makes for a slightly large blanket. The typical adventurer doesn't have a use for it other than using it as a blanket, or haphazardly trying to wrap themselves in it as some form of protection.
When used as a material, Dodongo Hide can create one of two different effects:
- Fire Armor: Clothing or armor must cover the user's torso, and occupies the appropriate outfitter slot. The clothing enables the wearer to be comfortable even in extremely hot environments, and protects the wearer from catching flame. Fire, heat, and flame-based attacks will be less dangerous to the wearer, but can still inflict damage. This negates any Fire Weakness the wearer may have.
- Fire Shield: The effect is slightly less potent than the Armor, but can be applied to any garment that occupies one of the five outfitter slots. First, if fire sprouts up anywhere on the user's body or clothing, the garment will activate within a few seconds to extinguish the flames, and keep them from spreading. This does not prevent or heal any damage initially dealt. Second, when the user is exposed to almost any hot environment, the garment will use magic to slowly adapt the user's body to the temperature of the surrounding environment, over the course of about a minute.
Trivia
- Like Dodongo Hide protects from heat, similar Tailor materials can provide protection from other danger sources: White Hide protects from cold, Silver Scales protect from drowning and water damage, Lightning Weave Cloth protects from electricity, Gratitude Crystals protect from Light damage, and Evil Crystals protect from Shadow damage.
- The Dodongo Hide (material) treasure does not appear verbatim within the official Zelda series. However, it can be interpreted to exist from context, initially so in Ocarina of Time.
