The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time’s Trading Sequence Broken Goron’s Sword Quest Guide The Broken Goron’s Sword quest is an essential part of the trading sequence in The Legend of Zelda, and it leads to the mighty Biggoron’s Sword. To complete this quest, players will have to deal with the different characters they meet and conquer many obstacles along their way.
Overview of the Quest
Where To Start: Speak to the Master Craftsman in Gerudo Valley after finding and returning the Poacher’s Saw (more on that below). One of them needs Epona or the Longshot to cross a fallen bridge.
After Link returns the saw, the Master Craftsman rewards Link with a Broken Goron’s Sword.
Stage 4: Deliver To Biggoron After heading towards Deat Mountain and reaching the trail, at the top Biggoron will receive your prescription for Eyedrops. Once of that is completed you can then proceed to deliver some Eye Drops (click off link) to Biggoron himself at Death Mountain up by the entrance to the Death Mountain Crater.
Key Details
Places Biggoron can be found: On top of Death Mountain, making whomever walks up the mountain have to dodge both volcanic rocks and some potential perils.
Biggoron’s Condition: Biggoron will grind to a halt upon seeing the Broken Sword and disclose that because of an eruption, he has a bit of irritants in his eye so he can’t fix it. He will write a Prescription for Eye Drops, which Link must bring to Zora’s Domain.
Tips for Completion
Prerequisite: At some point, be sure to unfreeze King Zora (an ice-covered slope will leave you with the Blue Fire needed to melt him out) as that’s how you get the be able to deliver Eye Drops
Bolero of Fire (for Death Mountain) or Magic Bean planting option for navigation. Travel Method:
It’s a Time Management in the sense that — once you’ve handed over the Eye Drops to Biggoron, and got your Claim Check for him fixing the sword — it’ll take several days of game time until you can collect the newly-repaired blade.Broken Goron’s Sword (ad)
On top of that, it is entirely through the quest line from his point of view which increases gameplay, in addition to engaging players with so many characters across Hyrule.
