The best defense here is a good offense, and the best offense is arrows. Pull out your bow, strafe to avoid incoming fire, and unleash your attack. Again, the best offense lies with your bow and arrow. As a bonus, killing archers will get you more arrows. When you encounter a boulder blocking your way, use stasis to dislodge it. Room of Rites. Oracle of Ages. Spirit's Grave 2. Wing Dungeon 3. Moonlit Grotto 4. Skull Dungeon 5. Crown Dungeon.
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Phantom Hourglass. The first big encounter features a shed load of enemies with shock arrows. Try to pick them off at a distance - if you rush in close you're asking for trouble. Remember that headshots are critical hits - with good bows this should one-shot enemies, and even with less brilliant bows it'll knock the enemy down.
When you reach Zora's Domain, explore and definitely at least activate if not complete the Shrine Ne'ez Yoma Shrine nearby so you have a fast travel point to get back here at ease. Once that's done, go meet the king! Story stuff abound. Your first task in this objective is to go down to the main square of Zora's Domain and talk to the guys down there. You'll learn you need shock arrows, and you'll learn that there's a beast nearby who keeps a stockpile of them - a Lynel, half man, half lion.
He's deadly. These enemies date back to the first Zelda on the NES. The first thing you'll want to do is head to a cooking spot there's one in Zora Domain's inn and prepare yourself some food. Prepare stuff that'll give you attack and defence boosts if you can, plus health-restoring meals. Anyway, follow the waypoint and make your way towards the Lynel's lair by swimming up the waterfalls - remember, you'll need the Zora Armor equipped in order to use that skill.
Once you reach the top, don't forget to swap out the Zora Armor - either for your best stealth or best combat gear. Which you go for is going to be largely determined by the choice below You have a choice with the Lynel - you can either go in geared up and prepared for combat or you can stealth around the arena.
Consider this a mini-boss - he hits hard, has HP and some very good attacks. Up-close he smashes fiercely so you'll want a high quality shield, while at range he'll breathe fire and charge you. Basically: be careful. I found the best way to tackle him was to stay relatively close and near his hind legs at all times, and to use weapons I could attack quickly with so I could quickly get my shield back up.
If you go the stealth route, sneak around the combat area without Lynel noticing you. You'll find shock arrows he's presumably been using for target practice slammed into most of the trees around the area. You can get the 20 you need to continue this way easily enough. Unlike other inns, he offers a special "blissful waterbed" for 80 Rupees that awards three additional hearts and a full circle stamina wheel bonus.
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