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In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'', the Big Quiver can be obtained by beating the first level of the [[STAR Game]] in the [[STAR Tent]] of [[Castle Town East Road]] in [[Castle Town]]. The owner, [[Purlo]], will challenge [[Link]] to complete his mini-game in under 30 seconds. This time limit can only be matched if Link uses his [[Clawshot]] to easily track down all the orbs. After doing so, Purlo becomes shocked that someone has beaten his mini-game, and will then reward Link with the Big Quiver. Also, Link needs the Clawshot to do this mini-game, and the [[Lakebed Temple]] must be completed before having this option available. | In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'', the Big Quiver can be obtained by beating the first level of the [[STAR Game]] in the [[STAR Tent]] of [[Castle Town East Road]] in [[Castle Town]]. The owner, [[Purlo]], will challenge [[Link]] to complete his mini-game in under 30 seconds. This time limit can only be matched if Link uses his [[Clawshot]] to easily track down all the orbs. After doing so, Purlo becomes shocked that someone has beaten his mini-game, and will then reward Link with the Big Quiver. Also, Link needs the Clawshot to do this mini-game, and the [[Lakebed Temple]] must be completed before having this option available. | ||
The Big Quiver holds up to 60 arrows at a time. This is double | The Big Quiver holds up to 60 arrows at a time. This is double the original Quiver's capacity of 30. This extra capacity is great if Link ever finds the need to venture into the [[Cave of Ordeals]], as arrows are very useful in taking out enemies from afar. | ||