is for Apples

In BOTW, apples can heal you for half a heart. If you cook them, then they heal 3/4 of a heart. 

is for Broken

As you imagine, you can find tons of cool weapons in this game, but they have a durability. Once they wear out, they break.

is for Cook

In BOTW you can cook! You can make endless meals, just make sure to have enough room in your inventory. Just try not to make dubious food. Watch out for that.

Death Mountain is home to the Gorons. The heat is scorching there, so pack some elixirs or save some Rupees so you can get some armor. It is also home to Divine Beast Vah Rudania (VA RU-DANI-A)

Is for Death Mountain

is for Everyone 10+

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is Rated E 10+

is for food

There are many different kind of foods from meat to vegetables.

is for Gerudo

The Gerudo are a race of strong females. Gerudo Town is home to Divine Beast Vah Naboris (VA NA-BOR-IS).

is for Heart Containers

Heart Containers heal your damage and gives you extra life.

You can get these by defeating the Divine Beasts, or trading four Spirit Orbs you get from Shrines to a Goddess Statue.

is for Impa

Impa is the leader of the Sheikah and was raised in Kakariko Village.

is for Jokester

In Botw, when choosing options with sand-sealing, Link makes some pretty funny jokes!

is for Kakariko Village

In Kakariko Village, you meet people like Paya, Impa, and many more people that are in the Sheikah tribe!

is for Lynel

In Botw, Lynels are fierce enemies that you can defeat by mostly doing flurry rushes.

is for Moblins

Moblins are enemies that can do a lot of damage and can easily bring unprepared heroes to their knees.

is for Not a Traveler

In Botw, some people named, "Traveler," usually mean they work for the Yiga Clan, and will attack you. When you defeat them, you can get their weapons, some Rupees, and Bananas!

is for Outfits

In Botw, you can customize, mix-match, and dye outfits and armor! How cool is that?

is for Pots

In all Zelda games, and Botw, you can break pots to get Rupees! (Wonder why they put Rupees in Pots...