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#Breath of the wild case and coin free

It's recommended to just fast-travel to the Second Pillar Remnant (unlocked upon approaching the Sandbar) if players accidentally wind up in the nest.There are other game mechanics that Tingle could fulfill, though. Falling into one of them near the Hulk will drop players into a spider pit with a level 64 Unique Enemy (Abysmal Rakshmi), and level 62-64 monsters. Players will also want to be careful of the sandpits.Be warned that the enemies surrounding the Sandbar Hulk are level 63-64 with plenty of Elite Monsters.The Sandbar is north of the Thurbin Harbor/Relay Base Landmark, which players will need to visit in order to progress the main story. The Sandbar Hulk requires the Scree Walking Ability.Defeat the level 46 enemies, and the Ferronis Hulk will be ready for reactivation. In case players missed this, then the Atoll Hulk can be found north of the Pioneer's Inlet and south of the Doublecrag Gate Landmark.Head a bit northewest from there to find the Atoll Hulk. The Atoll Hulk can be reached by heading north, a bit past the Quest marker for The Castle Beckons.The closest one from Swordmarch is the Atoll Hulk, so head for that one first. In the Cadensia Region, there's the Atoll and Sandbar Hulk.

#Breath of the wild case and coin free

Fortunately, enemies won't attack while sailing, so feel free to drive right through them if they're in the way. This is unlocked in Chapter 5, and after players have received the Boundary ship.

The final region with Ferronis Hulks is the Cadensia Region. Chances are if players have made it past the two Unique (Agnus) enemies, then they should be prepared for the Clifftop Hulk. However, if feeling brave, then try to pick off the groups one by one. The enemies here are level 50, so it's likely the Clifftop Hulk won't be reactivated for a while.

Once players have made it through, they should head northeast to find the Clifftop Hulk.

At the very end of this path is another Unique Enemy (Bushwhacker Farritt), and it's stronger than the first. Some are unavoidable and necessary to fight, so make sure to be around level 47-50. Continue down the path and players will see level 45 Agnus soldiers. Interact with the panel to open the "blinds" and fight the Unique Enemy, or run away from it.

Look left, and there should be a Unique Enemy (Besieger Sheritt).

Here, they'll have to battle Silvercoat Ethel and Cammuravi. Players will unlock this camp if they continue the main mission.

The Clifftop Hulk is to the north of Engardo Pass Camp.

It's surrounded by aquatic enemies (level 34), with some enemies being Elite, so try to fight them one-at-a-time. Swim across the water to the Titan Rock Camp (necessary for the main story), and continue northeast to find the Cascade Hulk.

Players will have to fight an Umber Drague to progress the story, then they can continue east.

Alternatively, players can fast-travel to the Aquifer Exhaust and head north towards the climbable wall. Players should climb the purple vines north of Colony Iota's Ferronis. The unlocks by doing the Hero Quest: The Kind Right Hand.

The Cascade Hulk can be reached with Valdi's Skill: Wall Climbing.

Related: Xenoblade Chronicles 3: An Off-Seer’s Anguish Guide Once they're given the green light to explore, they can look for the Cascade Hulk first. In order to reach these, players will need to first unlock Colony Iota, which can be done by doing the Main Mission. The Pentelas Region has the Cascade and Clifftop Hulk.