Breaking Laws In Gerudo Town: A Step-By-Step Guide

Gerudo Town, featured in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, has a number of ways for players to break the law. From taking off your clothes to dressing like a Yiga, players have found many ways to get thrown in jail. This article will explore the various ways players have broken the law in Gerudo Town, and the consequences that follow.

Dress like a Yiga

To dress like a Yiga in Gerudo Town, you will need to wear the Yiga Clan Armor Set. This set is likely to include the Yiga Mask, which is a key part of the Yiga Clan disguise.

In the game, Link can purchase the Gerudo Clothes or Gerudo Set, consisting of the Gerudo Veil, Gerudo Top, and Gerudo Sirwal, from Vilia on the rooftop of the Kara Kara Bazaar Inn. This set is typically worn by women in Gerudo Town, and Link uses it as a disguise to enter the town. However, it is unclear if this is the same set as the Yiga Clan Armor Set.

If you are unable to find the Yiga Clan Armor Set, you could try alternative methods to break the law in Gerudo Town. Some players have reported being thrown in jail for taking off their clothes or taking off their shirt. Alternatively, you could try attending a kid's class, as one player was thrown in jail for doing so.

Take off your clothes

Taking off your clothes in public is a surefire way to get thrown in jail in Gerudo Town. This applies to both male and female players, as simply taking off your shirt will result in jail time. It is unclear if this rule applies to all clothing items, but it is safe to assume that the more clothes you remove, the more likely you are to break the law.

In the video game The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, players can explore Gerudo Town and interact with the environment in a variety of ways. While the game allows for a certain degree of freedom, there are rules and laws in place that players must abide by. One such law in Gerudo Town is that you must keep your clothes on in public.

This law is in place to maintain public decency and respect for the culture and traditions of the town's inhabitants. While it may seem like a harmless act, removing your clothes in public can be considered disrespectful and even offensive in certain contexts. It is important to remember that the game is set in a fictional world with its own set of social norms and expectations, and players must adapt to these norms to avoid breaking the law.

To avoid any unwanted attention from the authorities in Gerudo Town, it is best to keep your clothes on at all times when in public areas. This includes shirts, pants, and any other form of clothing that covers your body. While it may be tempting to test the boundaries of the game's mechanics, doing so in this manner may result in unintended consequences, such as being thrown in jail.

It is worth noting that the game does not explicitly state what constitutes as "clothes" in the context of this law. It is possible that certain accessories or items of clothing may be exempt from this rule. However, to avoid any confusion or accidental law-breaking, it is safest to assume that all forms of clothing and coverage are required to remain on your person when in public areas of Gerudo Town.

Enter the Gerudo bar

To enter the Gerudo bar and break the law in Gerudo Town in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, you can try a few methods. Firstly, locate the bar in the little shelter area where the patrons sit and drink. Look for a wall that you can manipulate with the ultrahand tool to move an item and create a crawl space to enter through. This method allows you to enter the bar discreetly.

Alternatively, you can take off your clothes, which will likely result in your character being thrown into jail. This method is straightforward but may not be the ideal way to enter the bar if your goal is to explore or complete a quest. Another option is to speak to the NPC, who mentions that they can hear a prisoner from the back of the bar. This interaction might provide you with information or a quest related to the bar.

If you're looking for a more direct approach, try dressing like a Yiga. This disguise might allow you to enter the bar without raising suspicion. In one player's experience, they mentioned that dressing like a Yiga resulted in them being thrown into jail, so it could be a quick way to break the law. If you don't have the full Yiga attire, a large mushroom hat might suffice as a disguise.

Lastly, you can attempt to enter the bar by interacting with objects or NPCs within the game. One player mentioned that they tried to attend a kid's class about vois, which resulted in them being jailed. This method might require some experimentation, but it could lead to unique outcomes or interactions within the game. Remember to be creative and explore different approaches to find the one that suits your gameplay style and goals.

Move an item with ultrahand

To break the law in Gerudo Town in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, one method is to enter the Gerudo bar and use the Ultrahand ability to move an item and create a crawl space to ascend through. Here's a guide on how to move an item with Ultrahand:

Firstly, you'll need to obtain the Ultrahand ability. This is gained during your time on the Great Sky Island when you reach the Ukouh Shrine, which is located in the north, near the Temple of Time. Once you have it, you can activate Ultrahand by pressing and holding the L button. You'll then see red, shimmery circles and a crosshair on your HUD.

Look around for objects highlighted in orange. These are the items that can be grabbed with Ultrahand. Aim the crosshair at the object you want to move, and it will turn green. Press A to grab it. Once you've grabbed an object, you can move it by using the left stick to move it back and forth and side to side, and the right stick to move it up and down and side to side around yourself. You can also move it towards or away from yourself by pressing up and down on the D-pad.

If you need to rotate the object, hold R and use the D-pad. You can rotate it upside down or back-to-front, and press ZL to reset it if you need to start over.

To attach the object to another one, move it close to another grabbable item and press A. To detach objects, grab them and wiggle the right stick from side to side to shake them apart.

Attend a kid's class

To break the law in Gerudo Town in *The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom*, you can try attending a kids' class. Here's a step-by-step guide:

• Reach the Gerudo Shelter, where Link can participate in the "Voe and You" relationship class taught by Ashai. This class is specifically for female Gerudos, or vai, to learn about voe, or males.
• For the daytime class, which is reserved for younger Gerudos, dress up as a voe dummy by wearing the following armour pieces: Desert Voe Headband, Desert Voe Spaulder, and Desert Voe Trousers. You can purchase these items from specific shops, as mentioned in the "Voe and You Class Solutions" guide.
• Equip the armour and fill in the empty voe dummy. Stand across from Pearle's or Pritana's seat to eavesdrop on the conversation without being noticed.
• If you try to attend the class as a male without the disguise, Ashai will shoo you away and may even call the guards on you.
• Alternatively, you can try to attend the class for adult Gerudos. Ashai may ask Link to participate as a practice partner, and you can wear any mask that covers Link's face to get away with it.

By infiltrating these kids' classes, you are breaking the law in Gerudo Town, as males are prohibited from entering.

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