This Historical Fiction Novel Has A Breath Of The Wild Easter Egg Hayley Williams In The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild, it takes apple, spicy pepper, Hylian shroom, sunshroom, ruby, fire keese wing, and a red lizalfos tail to make a red dye for clothes--and according to novelist John Boyne's latest book A Traveller At The Gates Of Wisdom, the exact same ingredients were used for dyeing in the fifth century court of Atilla the Hun. Reddit user u/NoNoNo_OhHoHo spotted this curiously familiar list of ingredients in The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas author's latest epic, where the dressmaker protagonist plots a poisoning using a red dye. Amidst an otherwise straightforward historical setting, the mention of Octorok and Lizalfos seems a little out of place. This novel I’m reading straight up lifted Breath of the Wild ingredients for a chapter about dressmaking lol from r/Breath_of_the_Wild In a Twitter thread, writer Dana Schwartz pointed out that Googling "ingredients red dye clothes" automatically brings up a list from Polygon's Breath of the Wild dyeing guide, which appears in the novel almost verbatim. Continue Reading at GameSpot https://ift.tt/eA8V8J