My first time through I'd planned to alternate, but only got 2 hearts and 1 stamina upgrade when I found out I needed 13 hearts to get the Master Sword so then I prioritised getting hearts until I had enough. You won’t magically lose the ability to wield the sword if you do this.I'm doing health first, then stamina, aiming to end up with a mix of both. It’s important to note that you can get your 13 hearts for the Master Sword and then come back to turn them back to stamina once you obtain the sword. If you plan on pursuing the Master Sword, you’ll need 13 heart containers so you may be spending some time with this lonely statue in the future. You can use this statue as many times as you want.Ĭheck your map and you’ll find the statue north of Firly Pond. The statue is sort of in the middle of nowhere so it should be problem to find once you get in the right location. It comes out to a 20 rupee fee to switch around your upgrades. Once you do that, you’ll be able to buy a heart container or stamina upgrade for 120 rupees. If you interact with the statue, it will start a sidequest that will allow you to sell one of your heart containers or stamina upgrades for 100 rupees. Once you make it to Hateno Village, if you explore enough of the village, you’ll come across a statue. For those trying out Hard Mode, hearts become pretty important unless you’re very good at dodging attacks.
We understand how great it is to have all of that extra stamina but sometimes we need some extra hearts so we can not get 1-shotted by a Lynel or something. If you have buyer’s remorse on your chosen upgrade, you’re not out of luck.
This can also be done in a few other spots outside of the Temple of Time but this one is the easiest to locate. In Breath of the Wild, instead of finding heart containers while exploring, you’ll instead find and complete shrines and turn every four spirit orbs you have into either a heart container or a stamina upgrade at the Temple of Time.
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