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File:Engineer's Certificate.png|[[Link (Spirit Tracks)|Link]] getting the Engineer Certificate | File:Engineer's Certificate.png|[[Link (Spirit Tracks)|Link]] getting the Engineer Certificate | ||
File:Engineer-Certificate-Model.png|Engineer Certificate game model | File:Engineer-Certificate-Model.png|Engineer Certificate game model | ||
File:Engineer-Certificate-Inventory.png|Engineer Certificate inventory model | File:Engineer-Certificate-Inventory.png|Engineer Certificate inventory model | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:42, June 26, 2024
Engineer Certificate
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"You got your royal engineer's certificate! Now you're a full-fledged engineer!"
— In-game description[1]
The Engineer Certificate, more formally known as the Royal Engineer's Certificate, is awarded to Link by Princess Zelda during a ceremony in Hyrule Castle in Spirit Tracks. The primary purpose of the Engineer Certificate is to certify an engineer of being capable of conducting a train. Additionally, this certificate also certifies that the awarded engineer becomes a Royal Engineer.
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Link getting the Engineer Certificate
Engineer Certificate game model
Engineer Certificate inventory model
References
- ↑ "You got your royal engineer's certificate! Now you're a full-fledged engineer!" — In-game description, Spirit Tracks.