If you’ve tried unsuccessfully to hoist that mighty blade aloft, let Paste help walk you through the entire ordeal, starting with this step: You need to know how to find it, which involves a confusing trip through yet another variation on the Lost Woods, and you need to have enough health to survive the process of retrieving it. The problem of the Master Sword is two-fold, then. The sword tests you, the hero of legend, by steadily sapping your health as you try to pull it out of its home if you can’t handle the pain, you can’t take the sword. Of course (and major spoilers here), there’s one big catch: you can try to get the sword at almost any point in the game, but unless you’ve acquired enough heart containers, which you get by finishing up the Divine Beasts and cashing in the spirit orbs you get from the game’s many shrine puzzles, you’re guaranteed to die while trying to act like Arthur and pull that sword from its stony sleeping spot. You can tackle it like a more linear game of old, focusing on the Divine Beasts and gradually growing stronger before finally searching for the sword, or you can head straight for its secret hiding place and hope you can make it out alive with sword in hand. In keeping with its open-ended and mysterious nature, though, Breath of the Wild gives you some flexibility.
The Master Sword usually takes some amount of effort and deduction to acquire, but generally you’d wind up getting the thing during a relatively specific time window within a game. And not just a master sword, but the Master Sword (it’s capitalized to let you know it means business), the same powerful blade every Link has used to kill every Ganon since the first legend about Zelda was told over thirty years ago. Somewhere, hidden deep within Breath of the Wild, there’s a master sword.
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