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| − | While the '''Snowshoe Ring''' is worn on one's finger, the wearer gains two benefits. First, he never sinks into snow, and can always walk effortlessly across the top of it. Second, he can choose to maneuver over the surface of ice, or any other water-soaked surface, as if he had perfect traction. Similarly, the wearer can stride comfortably across surfaces that are [[Slicker| | + | While the '''Snowshoe Ring''' is worn on one's finger, the wearer gains two benefits. First, he never sinks into snow, and can always walk effortlessly across the top of it. Second, he can choose to maneuver over the surface of ice, or any other water-soaked surface, as if he had perfect traction. Similarly, the wearer can stride comfortably across surfaces that are [[Slicker|lubricated with oil]], or otherwise slippery. |
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Revision as of 21:49, 17 January 2015
| Snowshoe Ring | |
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| Type | Defensive Magical Item |
| Fields | Empower, Ice, Handgear, Travel |
| Cost | Lowest Cost C5: 10 rupees |
While the Snowshoe Ring is worn on one's finger, the wearer gains two benefits. First, he never sinks into snow, and can always walk effortlessly across the top of it. Second, he can choose to maneuver over the surface of ice, or any other water-soaked surface, as if he had perfect traction. Similarly, the wearer can stride comfortably across surfaces that are lubricated with oil, or otherwise slippery.
The Snowshoe Ring treasure canonically appears in the Zelda series, initially in Oracle of Ages. More information about the canonical version of this treasure can likely be found on Zelda Wiki.
