Rare Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom Dialogue Proves Padda Is Actually The Best Gerudo

If players are looking for the Gerudo with the best conversation in , Padda is the way to go. Padda is a Gerudo soldier and a female pirate who works directly with Riju, chief of the Gerudo people. While there are many Gerudo members for Link to interact with, Padda is special because she is the only one who can interpret the words of Riju’s personal sand seal, Patricia, who carries very important information for the final boss.

Located on the left side of the throne room is Patricia, the sand seal. If players interact with Patricia, she can give the coordinates for various quests, including the coordinates for the final boss battle with Ganondorf. This is where Padda comes into play – as the only Gerudo (and person) who can interpret Patricia’s words, she becomes invaluable to the player in obtaining these, and many other, coordinates for the quests in .

To obtain the information for any of the quests, Padda will let Link know to present Patricia with fruit. In return for the offering, she will give Link the information he needs. Patricia prefers wildberries, but will also take other fruits as offerings. Once she eats the fruit, she will give coordinates to various quests, including the final battle with Ganandorf.

However, there is nuance to this rule as well: Patricia will only give coordinates to the closest unfinished quest. So, if a player has a closer quest that is unfinished, they will be given the coordinates for that quest instead of the one that leads to the final boss.

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This can be tricky, but it can also help players realize how much of the game is left to complete. As reddit user aralayna points out, they were fooled by Patricia after getting coordinates for the final boss battle because it simply was the closest unfinished quest, not because they were done the game.

Yet even with this knowledge, having a