What Happens When You Collect All Stamps In Zelda: Echoes Of Wisdom
follows Princess Zelda as the main protagonist as she works to rescue Link and other citizens of Hyrule after a rift wipes them away. The game marries some of the traits from both newerand older games, creating a blended experience that appeals to all manner of fans. has a lot of replay value, especially when it comes to side quests.
There is plenty to keep a player interested in. After beating the game, you can go back and explore all the side quests and areas that may have been left untouched before. One of those side quests is working with Stamp Guy for Stamp Rally. Collecting all the stamps throughout the new 2D game will earn you a variety of rewards, some of which are much more valuable than others — and some are just really cute.
During the Stamp Rally, players get five stamp cards which they must fill five times. As a player fills each stamp card, they get an award that varies in its degree of usefulness. Most of the rewards are ingredients, with a few more useful ones towards the end. Stamps are located all over the game in different regions, giving the opportunity to explore the entire map. Once a player fills a stamp book, The Stamp Guy will provide a reward:
Stamp Card Rewards
First Stamp Card
10 Fresh Milk
Exciting Stamp Card
3 Golden Eggs
Thrilling Stamp Card
Fairy Bottle
Exhilirating Stamp Card
5 Monster Stones
Final Stamp Card
Stamp Suit
The Final Stamp Card prize, the Stamp Suit, is an outfit for Zelda to wear as she continues her mission. While stylish, it certainly doesn’t have too many advantages (unlike the cat suit that allows you to talk to cats). It’s a fun payoff for a pretty fun quest overall, so well worth it.
Check out YouTuber Loli Ho for a breakdown of where to find all stamps in Echoes of Wisdom.
The suit is definitely the most fun prize, but the others can be useful. The fairy bottle can be used for capturing fairies (and only fairies this time around. The ingredients, such as Fresh Milk, can be used to make smoothies later in the