Tera
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Race | Fairy | |
Gender | Female | |
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Location | Within the Gerudo Great Skeleton in the Gerudo Desert | |
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Voice Actor | Erica Mendez (English) | |
Tera is a Great Fairy - specifically, the "Great Earth Fairy" - in Breath of the Wild and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity. She is the oldest of the four sisters [1].
Breath of the Wild
Tera's Great Fairy Fountain is located in the southwesternmost corner of the Gerudo Desert in the rib cage of the Gerudo Great Skeleton next to the Hawa Koth Shrine.
To open her Great Fairy Fountain, Tera will request an offering of either 100; 500; 1,000; or 10,000 Rupees depending on how many Great Fairies have been restored to power already. Once her powers have been restored, Tera will upgrade certain pieces of Link's armor provided Link can meet the required materials cost.
For each Great Fairy restored to power, the Great Fairies' collective power is stronger, allowing each Great Fairy to upgrade Link's armor to higher levels. To upgrade his armor to the highest level, all four Great Fairies must be restored.
Nearby Fountain Resources
Age of Calamity
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Tera is battled in the Fairy Fountain: Desert Sands Challenge scenario. Once Fairy Fountain: Battlefield is completed, the four Great Fairies become available as a composite character, fighting from a single bud.
Gallery
Age of Calamity
Age of Calamity
Age of Calamity
Age of Calamity
Age of Calamity
Trivia
- Ironically, Tera is the Great Fairy who is the most difficult to reach, as the Gerudo Desert is plagued with suffocating sand storms that hinder the function of the Sheikah Slate, while at the same time being the Great Fairy who is the closest to a Travel Gate (Hawa Koth Shrine), which is mere meters away from her fountain.
- Also ironically, Tera is tremendously pale for an entity that lives smack dab in the heart of the desert.
- Tera sometimes welcomes Link with Gerudo native language greetings.
- It's implied that apart from the sandstorms that plague the way, the Moldugas found in the desert are positioned in a way to hinder access to the southwest corner of the desert, and thus, to Tera's fountain.
References
- ↑ ""*cough...cough* Ah... Well, hello there... I am the great earth fairy, Tera. I am the oldest of the four sisters."", Tera