Quest for a Free Zelda Pin at Barnes and Noble Bookstores

Quest for a free Zelda pin next week!

By Alex Osborn

Starting next week, Barnes & Noble will run a special event across select stores to celebrate the upcoming release of Dark Horse's hardcover art book The Legend of Zelda: Arts and Artifacts.

According to Dark Horse's announcement, participants will receive a map that will direct them around the bookstore as they answer various trivia questions, and those who are able complete the event will receive a Triforce pin and photo opportunity as a reward.

The Legend of Zelda: Arts and Artifacts Barnes & Nobel event map

See the full list of participating Barnes & Nobel stores and their corresponding event times below:

• 2/20  7 p.m. Clackamas Town Center Mall, Portland, OR
• 2/21  7 p.m. Huntington Beach Barnes & Noble, Huntington Beach, CA
• 2/21  7 p.m. Stevens Creek Blvd Barnes & Noble, San Jose, CA
• 2/21  7 p.m. Roseville/Har-Mar Barnes & Noble, Roseville, MN
• 2/22  7 p.m. Lincoln Park Barnes & Noble, Dallas, TX
• 2/23  7 p.m. Temecula Barnes & Noble, Temecula, CA
• 2/24  6 p.m. Warren St (Tribeca) Barnes & Noble, New York, NY
• 2/24  7 p.m. Anchorage Barnes & Noble, Anchorage, AK
• 2/24  7 p.m. Mira Mesa Barnes & Noble, San Diego, CA
• 2/24  7 p.m. Edgewood Barnes & Noble, Atlanta, GA
• 2/24  7 p.m. River Oaks Shopping Center, Houston, TX
• 2/25  1 p.m. Colonial Plaza Market Center, Orlando, FL
• 2/25  1 p.m. Northgate Mall, Seattle, WA
• 2/26  2 p.m. Ala Moana Center, Honolulu, HI
• 2/26  3 p.m. Old Orchard, Chicago, IL

The Legend of Zelda: Arts and Artifacts features over 400 pages with illustrations spanning the entire history of Nintendo's beloved franchise (including the upcoming Wii U and Switch game The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild), as well as interviews with the artists and more. You can pre-order a copy here ahead of its release on February 21.

A special Limited Edition version features a Master Sword on the cover, which you can watch us unsheathe in the video below.

Alex Osborn is a freelance writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter and subscribe to his YouTube channel.

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