59 articlesDespite the title, the Sheik gear set actually consists of a single piece of armor in the form of the Sheik’s Mask.
However, it does pair nicely with the full Stealth set as it shares a close resemblance to the Stealth Mask’s appearance.
If you want to give Link that Hashashin look and make him stealthier at the same time, I recommend wearing this piece of equipment. Here’s how you can get it.
Obtaining the Sheik Gear Set in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
Just like the Stealth Mask, the Sheik’s Mask also increases your stealth significantly. In fact, the stealth bonus that they offer is pretty much the same.
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That said, since it almost has the same appearance as the Stealth Mask, you can pair it with the rest of the Stealth gear set without any problem.
First off, you want to start by purchasing the Stealth Tights and Stealth Chest Guard from the Enchanted armor shop located in the Kakariko Village.
However, you’ll notice that they’re priced quite high at 5,000 Rupees each. Luckily, you can lower their price by completing the Gloom-Borne Illness quest from an NPC in the village named Lasli.
Once you have completed the quest, go back to the shop to find that the armor pieces now cost way cheaper than they used to. Just buy them all if you have enough Rupees.
For the Sheik’s Mask, you want to head to the Desert Coliseum located in the Depths right below Gerudo.
Once you arrived at the coliseum, you’ll find a chest in the middle with a red glow surrounding it. A group of enemies will ambush you at the same time.
Simply take care of the enemies in order to gain access to the chest. Open the chest in order to loot the Sheik’s Mask inside.
