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Scout's Hill

The hill is located in the West Necluda region of the game, just west of the Hylia River and south of the East Post Ruins. The Bosh Kala Shrine can be found at the northern base of the hill.At the peak of the hill, there are some ruins with a staircase. A rock can be found here with a Korok hiding beneath it. There are additional stone structures down the hill to the south with some stone steps that lead up to the hill's peak.There is a tower located at the north end of Scout's Hill with a treasure chest on top of it containing a Sapphire gem. There are also a pair of treasure chests south of Scout's Hill, down in the water at the bottom of the waterfall that flows into Lake Hylia. Inside Link will find a Silver Rupee and some Ice Arrows.As the area is fairly wide open with grassy plains, it attracts Grassland Foxes that can be seen running around. Additionally, both Pink Heron and Blue-Winged Heron will occasionally appear near the hill. The hill is fairly quiet in terms of enemies, with a Chuchu or Keese Swarm appearing rarely. At nighttime however, Stalkoblin will occasionally pop up.
Sentry

They are a type of Guardians deployed by the Divine Beast Vah Rudania to defend itself. They are found exclusively on Death Mountain. flying all over the place these Sentry can get destroyed by metal bricks or ancient arrows. They can be found patrolling the path up Death Mountain when Link and Yunobo attempt to reach the Divine Beast Vah Rudania. They appear as non-attacking miniature versions of Guardian Skywatchers that perform similar patrolling and surveillance functions.If one spots Link or Yunobo, Vah Rudania will be alerted and will attack the volcano itself, causing it to erupt and shower down volcanic bombs in the surrounding area. The sentries themselves never directly attack. They can be defeated in multiple ways, including using the Remote Bomb Rune from above, or using nearby metal crates to cause wreckage. This is the only time sentries are encountered in the game.Destroying Sentries is not the only way to clear Death Mountain, but it's the most effective method to reach it unimpeded. As such, the road up the mountain features several alcoves that provide cover from both the Sentries' detection and the attacks from Rudania, as well as vantage points to destroy the Sentries from above. The problem with not destroying them comes from the fact that Link is escorting Yunobo to use him as a cannonball against Vah Rudania, and he's both slow and somewhat unreliable, and thus highly detectable by the Sentries. Upon destruction, Sentries drop screws, shafts, springs and cores.
Blatchery Plain

Blatchery Plain is located in West Necluda between the Dueling Peaks and Fort Hateno. Blatchery Plain is a flat section of land covered in tall Grass that is surrounded by high cliffs and the Squabble River.Found at the east end of the Dueling Peaks Tower region, in West Necluda, the plain is located just west of Fort Hateno and northeast of the Dueling Peaks Stable. The Ash Swamp can be found in the north-western part of the plain, with the Bubinga Forest bordering to the south, and the Squabble River bordering to the east. Other than the swamp, the plain is an open and bumpy field with tall grass all around.The Blatchery Plain is the site of the battle that took place during the Great Calamity. Hyrule made its last stand, with Fort Hateno serving as a final barrier, preventing the Guardians from attacking further east into the Hateno Tower region. As Link fell in battle in the Ash Swamp, Zelda's powers awoke, and she instinctively used them to destroy all the Guardians found throughout the plain. This painful victory was the reason why Hateno Village and Kakariko Village survived the war unscathed. The remains of the guardians of the plain can be found throughout the area all the way to Fort Hateno and Link can examine them to find Ancient Materials.Horses can be found roaming around on the plain. There are also a few Red Bokoblin hiding in the tall grass, as well as a full Bokoblin camp near the center of the plain. If all the Bokoblin are defeated at the camp, Link can acquire an Opal gem from the treasure chest. To the northeast, near the fort and on the north side of the path, there is a lone Decayed Guardian that will activate when Link comes near. In the plains there are some Spicy Peppers and Hyrule Herbs growing about, right alongside the tall grass.There are many travelers that will use the road, traveling from the Dueling Peaks Stable, through Fort Hateno, and all the way to Hateno Village. Agus, Celessa, Joute, and Toma all make this same route.
Squabble River

The Squabble River is a long snaking river which is a tributary of the Hylia River. It begins in East Necluda near the Cliffs of Quince, where it connects with the Fir River. It flows westward through the Necluda province, passing Fort Hateno and into West Necluda.From there it passes Mount Rozudo, Bubinga Forest, the Dueling Peaks Stable, the Dueling Peaks itself, and finally the Dueling Peaks Tower. It connects with the Hylia River, just north of the Proxim Bridge. Near the Dueling Peaks Stable, the Big Twin Bridge and Little Twin Bridge both pass over parts of the Squabble River.Due to its fast-flowing water, it is more challenging to swim across and is best traversed by creating Ice Blocks with Cryonis or gliding across from a higher distance using the Paraglider.Water Octoroks can be found in many parts of the Squabble River, which serve more has a hindrance when Link is fighting many of the Bokoblin Camps that are situated on the riverbanks. When traveling between the Dueling Peaks, Link will encounter a pair of Green Lizalfos in the water.Throughout the course of the river, there are several treasure chests that are on the land nearby, as well as underneath the water. For the chests underwater, Link will need to use Magnesis to pull them up to the surface. Link can find Amber, Opal, a Purple Rupee, a Soldier's Spear, and a Boomerang in treasure chests that are in and around the river.Along the path just south of the river, near the Dueling Peaks, Link will run into Mezer. He is a traveling merchant who patrols the area on the south side of the river and occasionally crosses the Big Twin Bridge heading towards the Dueling Peaks Stable. He is a meat salesman, selling Raw Meat, Raw Prime Meat, Raw Bird Drumsticks, Raw Bird Thighs, and Rock Salt.Near the start of the river in the Hateno Tower region, Link will find Calip in a cabin within the forest on the west side of the river. He will give Link The Cursed Statue side quest, which leads to the Kam Urog Shrine.
Firly Plateau

The plateau is located in central East Necluda, just southeast of the Hateno Tower, south of Lake Jarrah, and southwest of Hateno Village. Despite its name, the Firly Plateau is not very flat at all, with a good portion of it on a steady incline that leads southwards to the Stinger Cliffs. There are some wild Horses in the area, along with some enemy Moblin and ChuChu.At the south part of the plateau there are some ruins that surround a Cooking Pot. Around the area there is an Emblazoned Shield, a Soldier's Spear, a Wooden Shield, and a Wooden Bow.At the west end of the Plateau, the path travels through a small tunnel where there are some Luminous Stones. On top of the tunnel there are a trio of Apple trees. Pick some apples so the three trees match up to get a Korok to appear. A second Korok can be found at the far east of the Plateau, on the incline that leads up to the Ebon Mountain. Use Magnesis to pickup the metal cube and place it in the correct spot.
Eastern Abbey

The Eastern Abbey is a ruin that surrounds the Ja Baij Shrine on the eastern side of the Great Plateau. The Abbey contains many destroyed guardians as well as 3 broken, but active Decayed Guardians. These turret like enemies guard the three accessible paths to the shrine and are deadly if not evaded properly.The Abbey is the first location encountered by the player with active Guardian-type enemies, and if the Shrine is approached at night, it will unequivocally spawn Stalkoblins. Located within the ruins, the shrine is well guarded by three flanking Decayed Guardians on its west, north and south. The entrance is blocked off by boulders, so Link will need to have those blocks destroyed by a Guardian, or he'll need to climb over the wall to access the Shrine.
Crenel Hills

The Crenel Hills is a land area east of Hyrule Castle surrounded on three sides by the Hylia River. The Crenel Hills have a series of semi-enclosed semi-circle that all have similar characteristics. To the northwest of the shrine, there is such a location that has a Meteo Wizzrobe and some Fire Chuchu. The Crenel Hills is a land area east of Hyrule Castle surrounded on three sides by the Hylia River.The Crenel Hills have a series of semi-enclosed semi-circle that all have similar characteristics. To the northwest of the shrine, there is such a location that has a Meteo Wizzrobe and some Fire Chuchu. A treasure chest is also here that has a Ruby gem. Just to the southwest of the shrine, there is a Thunder Wizzrobe with some Electric Chuchu. A treasure chest can be found here with five Bomb Arrows. Just south of the shrine, there is a Blizzrobe with some Ice Chuchu. There is a treasure chest here with five Fire Arrows.A bit further to the northwest, there is a small pond where an Ice Wizzrobe can be found. In the pond, there are a circle of lilies that Link can jump into to get a Korok Seed.At the far west end of the hills, there is a small camp with some Red Bokoblin, a Blue Bokoblin, and some Keese. Inside the base, there is a wooden treasure chest with a Purple Rupee.At the far northeast of the hills, across the river there is a dock with a Raft, allowing for quick navigation from the Woodland Stable to the hills. Just south of the raft there is a treasure chest in the water that has a Purple Rupee. A second chest is just west of the dock that has a Soldier's Bow. On the Crenel Hills side of the river, there is a skull base that is partially buried in the water. Link can use a bomb to blowup the entrance and inside, there are a pair of treasure chests which contain a Thunderstorm Rod and five Shock Arrows. Another skull base can be found in the water, east of the hills, with a treasure chest underwater that has a Silver Rupee.
Owa Daim Shrine

The Owa Daim Shrine is one of four Shrines in the Great Plateau in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Owa Daim Shrine is unique in that it is not only one of four shrines required to complete to leave the Great Plateau, but also provides you with one of the new Runes: The Stasis Rune. At the nearby pedestal, place the Sheikah Slate to acquire the Stasis Rune. This rune will allow Link to freeze an object in time for a short period. While the object is frozen, if that object is attacked repeatedly, then when the stasis wears off, it will react to the kinetic force of all those attacks at the same time, typically launching even the heaviest of objects.Use Stasis on the gear to the left to freeze the platform (when it's level), allowing Link to cross to the other side.Wait until the boulder rolls past, and then sprint up the ramp. When the next boulder drops down, Link can use Stasis on it to freeze it, allowing Link to safely pass. Wait until the next boulder rolls past and sprint to the top of the rap to find a treasure chest that contains a Traveler's Shield.Run along to the side, heading towards the Monk and Link will find An Iron Sledgehammer leaning up against the wall. Pick it up, and then use Stasis on the larger boulder that is in the way. Hit it several times with the sledgehammer and once Stasis has expired, the boulder will be launched out of the way.Examine the altar ahead to meet Owa Daim. This will complete the trial and Link will acquire a Spirit Orb.
Битва за Блуфорт (Октябрь 2021)

Воюющие стороны|  Западно-Пурвциемская республика |  Додиктаунская Велико-Державия* Княжество Додиктаун,
* Царство Драконов
* Торготаун

Командующие| * Денис Фёдоров
* Кирилл Митрофанов
* Евгений Мосин
* Арсений Билицкий
* Ратмир I

Потери| Нет | * 1 Щит
* 1 клюшка

**Битва за Блуфорт** - основное сражение Первой Пурвциемкой войны.

## Ход сражения

После неудачи в Темнолесье войска ЗПР отправились на перегруппировку. Добравшись до кузницы "Свободной", западным Пурвчанам повезло. Они смогли найти оружие ближнего боя неплохого качества, ведь идти на склад вооружения, который находился около Имстрама не очень хотелось.

Найдя хорошее вооружение, отряд ВС ЗПР отправились на поиски армии Максимова. Армия ДВД была обнаружена прямо на Блуфорте.

Немного поразмыслив, отряд ВС ЗПР все же атаковал укрепленный форт. Сражу же перехватив инициативу, войска ЗПР вынудили армию ЦД и Торготауна сложить оружие и сбежать, на поле боя из всей армии ДВД остались лишь войска самого Додиктауна. Было сломано оружие А. Максимова - клюшка, ставшая реликвией для самого Максимова и позже Шварцкроненланда. При бегстве от Тайлерийских военнослужащих, Макисомов потерял клюшку, а Тайлерийцы сожгли её.

Впрочем, Максимов не перестал сражаться, однако позже был отогнан с Блуфорта.

Войска ЗПР приняли решение оставить Блуфорт в виду того, что войну они уже считали выигранной.
Big Twin Bridge

The Big Twin Bridge is one of two bridges that cross Squabble River to the east of Dueling Peaks. The second bridge is the Little Twin Bridge. The Big Twin Bridge is mostly dilapidated and has pieces missing. Debris has also built upon the eastern side, including dead Trees, stone wreckage, and a stone slab. The bridge is located south of the Dueling Peaks Stable. While most of the bridged is damned up with rocks and boulders, and part of the bridge has broken apart, it can still be used and water freely flows beneath it. The bridge crosses over the Squabble River. The traveling merchant Mezer will regularly cross the bridge as he travels to and from the Dueling Peaks Stable.On the east side of the bridge, there is a large stone slab that can be moved using Stasis. Underneath it there is a treasure chest that contains an Opal gem. In Master Mode, there is a sky platform held up by Sky Octoroks that has a pair of Blue Bokoblin on it. There is a treasure chest on the platform that holds a Soldier's Spear.As part of the Misko, the Great Bandit side quest, Domidak will give a hint where he references the Big Twin Bridge and the Little Twin Bridge. The hint refers to the bridges as the *little twin steps over the little river*. After crossing the two bridges, Link can then head south to the river's source where he will find Misko's treasure.In and around the river, Link can find some Hot-Footed Frogs, Hyrule Bass, and Mighty Carp. A Mountain Goat can be found just south of the bridge, and there are also some Hightail Lizards in the area.
Ash Swamp

Swamp ash is a common name for several North American trees in the genus Fraxinus which may grow in swamps and other wetlands. The wood of swamp ashes is relatively low in density and is used in the construction of musical instruments, particularly electric guitars.The swamp is situated just northeast of the Dueling Peaks Stable, on the west side of Blatchery Plain. It is a marshy terrain with small ponds and old ruins found throughout the area. The swamp is littered with inactive guardians, although there is a single Decayed Guardian to the northwest that will come alive when Link draws near.In the center of the Swamp, Link can find the Recovered Memory titled Zelda's Awakening. This clip shows Link doing battle with guardians during the Great Calamity. It is here that Link fell in battle and Princess Zelda's power was awoken, defeating all of the guardians in the process. Two Sheikah Guards appeared, and Zelda instructed them to take Link to the Shrine of Resurrection.The Ash Swamp has several Bokoblin in the area, including a Bokoblin Camp just to the northeast. The Bokoblin Camp has a treasure chest that contains an Opal gem. At the south end of the camp, the Bokoblin can be found guarding a treasure chest with a Double Axe, as well as several Traveler's Claymores that are in the ground. Two more treasure chests can be found to the west, one containing some Fire Arrows, with another having an Emblazoned Shield.
Deya Lake

The Deya Lake is located east of the Hylia River, south of the Squabble River, and just southwest of the Dueling Peaks Tower. The area includes the Deya Village Ruins, found in the center of the Lake. The area is filled with a few Lizalfos that are patrolling the Lake. In the center of the area a Stone Talus will rise up from the rubble when Link draws near.Just southwest of the Lake, there are some ruins that are guarded by a Bokoblin. In the well of the ruins, there is a treasure chest that contains an Opal gem.The south end of the Deya Lake is watched over by a Fire Wizzrobe who is wielding a Meteor Rod. At the southeast of the lake, up on the higher elevation, there is a Bokoblin camp with some more dangerous Blue Bokoblin and Black Bokoblin. There is a treasure chest in the well at the camp and it contains a Soldier's Spear.Throughout the Lake there are some broken down wagons that can be examined to find some Amber gems. There are a few treasure chests that are located at the main part of the Lake.

* Purple Rupee - At the far west of the Lake, tucked behind two large rocks that can be rolled out of the way.
* Opal - Underneath a slab at the northeast part of the Lake. Use Stasis to remove the slab.
* Eightfold Blade - Inside the well at the east side of the ruins. Pull it up with Magnesis.
* Purple Rupee - At the east side of the Lake, under a slab. Found on the land outside the shallow water.
* Arrows x10 - Tucked away under some rocks at the southeast part of the Lake.
* Phrenic Bow - Stuck underground on the largest land mass on the Deya Lake.
Shrine of Resurrection

The Shrine of Resurrection is a location from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. It is located in the Great Plateau region of Hyrule. Link wakes up here in the beginning of the game. The Shrine is said to be symbolic of an intentional divide between technology and the natural world in the game.At the very start of the quest, Link is awakened by a mysterious voice. Link is found wearing nothing but a pair of shorts and it is learned that he has been asleep at this Shrine for 100 years. The guiding voice brings Link to a nearby Guidance Stone where he will acquire the Sheikah Slate. After acquiring the item, a nearby door opens which leads to a pair of Treasure Chests, one containing an Old Shirt and another containing the Well-Worn Trousers. This is the initial clothing that Link will wear on his quest.A second Guidance Stone can be found here and if Link places the Sheikah Slate, the large door opens, allowing sunlight to shine into the Shrine. Link can climb his way out of the Shrine, which leads to the Great Plateau.

### Champions' Ballad (DLC)

After completing the four Divine Beasts, Link can return to the Shrine of Resurrection to unlock the The Champions' Ballad DLC. Here Link will acquire the One-Hit Obliterator. The weapon will be used to face off with enemies throughout the Great Plateau to unearth four additional Shrines. Later, after completing all the additional Shrines, Link will return to the Shrine of Resurrection and place the Sheikah Slate back into the pedestal. This will lower the Shrine of Resurrection down below where Link can challenge the Final Trial.

### Location

The Shrine of Resurrection can be found right near the center of the Great Plateau. The Shrine serves as a quick warp location for Link later in the quest.
Eagus Bridge

Eagus Bridge is a bridge spanning between the Lanayru Wetlands and West Necluda over Nabi Lake. The Hylian traveler, Kazul, can occasionally be found crossing the Bridge. In Master Mode, a wooden platform held aloft by Sky Octoroks can be found on the eastern side of the Bridge. The bridge crosses over the Hylia River at one of its distributaries that leads to the Nabi Lake. The bridge can be found just southeast of the Floret Sandbar and it serves as connection point between West Necluda and the Lanayru Wetlands. It also connects the Dueling Peaks Tower and Lanayru Tower regions.In the water below the bridge, Link will find a variety of fish, including Hyrule Bass, Mighty Carp, Armored Carp, and Staminoka Bass. Additionally, there are some Hot-Footed Frogs that will appear form time to time. It is a fairly safe bridge, although there are some enemy Water Octoroks in the vicinity, as well as some Stalkoblin that appear at nighttime.In Master Mode there is a Sky Octorok platform just east of the bridge that contains a treasure chest with a Throwing Spear.
Oakle's Navel

Oakle's Navel is a location found just west of the Hateno Tower and northeast of Mount Rozudo. It is a geographic depression, with a small lake found at its base. Within the water there is a circle of lily pads that Link can drop into to find a Korok Seed.In the water below, Link will find some Armored Carp, Mighty Carp, Staminoka Bass, and Hyrule Bass. There are also some Hot-Footed Frogs in the area, as well as an enemy Water Octorok found at the center of the pond. Surround the water, there are several Ore chunks that Link can mine to find Flint, Rock Salt, and various Gems. The area is very steep to climb out of, and there are some Rushrooms on the walls.
Military Training Camp

The Military Training Camp is a swampy area that surrounded the Woodland Tower, just northeast of Hyrule Castle and southeast of the Great Hyrule Forest. There are 15 treasure chests that can be found at the training camp, many of which are sunken beneath the swamp. Below is a listing of the treasure chests, roughly from south to north.

* Sapphire - Inside the skull at the southeast end of the camp.
* Topaz - In the chest, just northwest of the skull base, under the bridge.
* Giant Boomerang - Northwest of the skull base, next to the torch near the swamp.
* Silver Rupee - On a small island at the southwest end of the training camp.
* Soldier's Bow - At the top of the enemy camp, southeast of the tower.
* Bomb Arrows x5 - At the top of the enemy camp, southeast of the tower.
* Ice Arrows x5 - On top of the wooden tower, southwest of the Woodland Tower.
* Star Fragment - In the swamp, southwest of the tower.
* Royal Bow - In the swamp, southwest of the tower.
* Ice Arrows x5 - Buried in the ground underneath some wooden planks, southeast of the tower.
* Sapphire - In a wooden chest, just east of the tower.
* Silver Rupee - On the middle level of a tower, east of the Woodland Tower.
* Ruby - At the top of one of the structures, northeast of the tower.
* Shock Arrows x5 - Inside a broken wagon, at the far northeast end of the swamp.
* Bomb Arrows x5 - On a lower ledge, just northwest of the tower.
Wizzrobe

you can find Wizzrobes Hyrule Field and Great Hyrule Forest . Southwest of Rota Ooh Shrine near the big tree. Middle portion of Deya Lake - halfway between Lake Hylia and Dueling Peaks, west of Popla Foothills these are especially annoying because it can teleport. There are 6 types of Wizzrobe to be encountered in *Breath of the Wild*, The Fire, Ice and Electric Wizzrobes, along with their more powerful versions: the Meteo Wizzrobe, the Blizzrobe and the Thunder Wizzrobe.Wizzrobes in *Breath of the Wild* are disturbingly jovial creatures that spend most of their time prancing mid-air around ruins (it's implied that they created said ruins and killed all inhabitants in them). They salute Link when he's spotted, and giggle childishly while attacking. They disappear from time to time, just showing their prancing steps in the air while they move.The most effective method to defeat them if no counter weapons are available is to use Stasis to prevent them from disappearing, stunning them with arrows to the head, and then attacking them when they drop to the ground.If counter weapons are available, Wizzrobes can be killed immediately by attacking them with elemental weapons. Fire and Meteo Wizzrobes can be one-hit killed with ice weapons, while Ice and Blizzrobes can be slain with fire weapons or bomb arrows. Electric and Thunder Wizzrobes have no particular counter weapons to be used, so the aforementioned method is recommended.

#### Drops

Wizzrobes, unlike most other enemies in the game (except Cursed Bokoblins, Cursed Lizalfos, Cursed Moblins and Malice), drop no loot when slain other than their weapons, and sublimate into thin air.
Waterblight Ganon

Waterblight Ganon is one of the monsters in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild . This phantom of Ganon attacked the Divine Beast Vah Ruta and was responsible for the demise of the Champion Mipha. It attacks with a spear and ice magic.you can use cryonis to block his attacks. Waterblight Ganon was created by Astor to corrupt the Divine Beast Vah Ruta, eventually serving as boss of the dungeon when Link came to free it of Ganon's control 100 years later. Due to Lanayru being in relative close proximity to Kakariko Village, it may well be the first Blight that Link encounters. If Link doesn't fight Waterblight Ganon inside of Vah Ruta, he will later encounter the boss in the Sanctum inside of Hyrule Castle, where it will be the second Blight that Link faces at the Sanctum.In the EX Champion Mipha's Song DLC quest, Waterblight Ganon is fought again with limited equipment in the Illusory Realm.

#### Strategy

##### Phase 1

During the first phase of the battle, Waterblight Ganon will wield a massive spear and will attack you with it. The most risk-reward method of battling it is to wait for it to attack and then try to time a Perfect Dodge on it by hopping away at the last second, followed by a Flurry Rush where you can deliver a number of attacks in a short period of time. The much safer route is to keep your distance and use projectiles such as arrows, or even just tossing your weapons out at Waterblight Ganon.

##### Phase 2

After Waterblight Ganon has lost half its health, this will trigger the second phase of the battle. The room will flood with water and only four platforms remain. Waterblight Ganon will create a block of ice and launch it towards you. The block can be disintegrated by using the Cryonis ability, so be sure to keep that handy, or frozen with Stasis. As the battle progresses, Waterblight Ganon will begin to shoot three ice blocks out at a time, and then five ice blocks. These can be quite damaging, so be sure to have Cryonis readily available.After you get rid of the ice blocks, there is an opening where you can shoot Waterblight Ganon with an arrow. After successfully hitting it, Waterblight Ganon will move to a different platform. It is best to just stay put, unless it moves to the platform close enough to where you are standing. Arrows with an elemental effect, such as Ice or Shock arrows, will often stun it long enough for you to get over and wail on it. Just repeat this process over and over until its health comes down. Occasionally Waterblight Ganon will use its spear to attack, at which point, just do your best to avoid it. If you can time a Perfect Dodge, this is another opportunity to get in a load of damage. It may also fire laser shots at Link from its eye.If you do run out of arrows, then Perfect Dodges are about your only method of dealing damage. You can also freeze one of its ice blocks with Stasis, and then hit it back at it. You can damage it with bombs, but it is hard to get close to it.
Firly Pond

The Firly Pond is located within the borders of Hateno Village. While most of the pond has some shallow water, Link can still find some Armored Carp within the deeper parts. Right in the center of the pond there is a small island and on top of it, there is a Rusty Broadsword. At the far east end of the pond, on the small piece of land, there is a rock that Link can lift up to find a Korok.Hanging up the Firly Pond, there is a bridge that connects to the southwest end of Hateno Village, which is here Link's House will be built as part of the Hylian Homeowner quest.

### Nearby Side Quests

* The Statue's Bargain
* Hylian Homeowner
* The Weapon Connoisseur
* From the Ground Up

### Nearby Shrine Quests

* Secret of the Cedars revealing Tahno O'ah Shrine
Proxim Bridge

The Proxim Bridge is located in the Dueling Peaks Tower region, between Hyrule Field and West Necluda. The bridge is along the path that crosses over the Hylia River and heads eastward towards the Dueling Peaks Stable. The Proxim Bridge is larger than most bridges in Hyrule and has multiple fire pits that line the walls on the side. These will stay lit unless it rains.The bridge is guarded by Brigo, a Hylian who patrols back and forth across the bridge during the day time. Brigo uses a Traveler's Spear to chase off any monsters, so that they don't make their home on the bridge. He does this to protect the bridge itself as it is an important route for travelers. Brigo is also concerned for Link if he climbs up to the side of the railing. He is worried that Link might jump off the bridge to harm himself and encourages Link to come down. Brigo is relieved once Link climbs down from the ledge.At the west end of the bridge, Link can find some Warm Darners flying around. There are also some Stamella Shrooms that appear right alongside the steps. In the water below the bridge and the nearby areas, Link can find a variety of fish, including Hyrule Bass, Staminoka Bass, Mighty Carp, and Armored Carp.Bokoblin Monster Camps are all around the Proxim Bridge, being located just northwest of the bridge and just southeast of the bridge. In the camp just northwest of the bridge, Link can acquire a Soldier's Bow for defeating the enemies. To the southeast there is a treasure chest next to the camp, which contains an Opal gem. Additionally, there are two treasure chests in the water, one underneath the bridge and one just south of the bridge, both of which can be pulled up from underwater with Magnesis and contain Purple Rupees
Hyrule Castle

Prior to the second Great Calamity, it was the government seat of the Kingdom of Hyrule, ruled under King Rhoam. It has since served as the location where Princess Zelda has kept Calamity Ganon sealed while Link was dormant under the Slumber of Restoration. Hyrule Castle is located in the center of Hyrule, and is completely accessible to Link after leaving the Great Plateau. However, the difficulty is significantly increased, and it is wise to avoid the area until completing other areas and dungeons with all guardians and other dangers. Hyrule Castle is the final dungeon in *Breath of the Wild*, and the location of the trapped Princess Zelda and Calamity Ganon.
Kitano Bay

Kitano Bay is part of the greater Necluda Sea and it located just east of Ebon Mountain and south of the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab. As with most of the coastline of the Necluda Sea, there are Blue Lizalfos swimming around in the water, as well as some Water Octoroks. There are also a few Electric Keese that appear along the coastline.There are Ironshell Crabs and Razorclaw Crabs on the beach. In the water, there are Armored Porgy and Mighty Porgy that Link can capture.At the far north end of the Bay, there is a circle of rocks in the water, along with some additional rocks on the beach. Link will need to toss one of the spare rocks into the circle to get a Korok to appear. In order to do so, Link will need to use Cryonis to create Ice Blocks, to form a bridge, or to use to bounce the rocks into the circle.There are two hidden treasure chests that are underwater, one of which is right near the coastline at the northwest part of the bay and it contains a Silver Rupee. The second contains a Gold Rupee and is part of a side quest titled The Hero's Cache.

### The Hero's Cache

There are a group of large rocks a bit out to sea and at the top of one of the large pillars, Kass can be seen playing his accordion. Link can speak to Kass and he will tell Link that this is rock pillar is the subject of a song and he'd like to play it for Link.[1] The *One day I'll return to fight evil. My cache is at 17 of 24, This rock will point towards its retrieval.*[2]The cache was a hidden stash of money left by the ancient year who defeated the Calamity 10,000 years ago.[3] The trick to the solution is knowing that 17 of 24 is a hint in military time. The 17th hour out of a 24-hour day is equivalent to 5pm. From where Kass is standing, face where 5pm would be on a clock, which is south and a bit east. Jump in the water and right behind an underwater rock, there is a treasure chest. Use Magnesis to pull it up and get a Gold Rupee to complete the quest.
Dueling Peaks Stable

It is found in West Necluda to the east of Dueling Peaks on the road that runs between Big Twin Bridge and Kakariko Bridge. It sits in the fields southwest of Ash Swamp at the base of the Dueling Peaks mountains. It is staffed by Tasseren, Rensa, Darton, and Shibo. If events of the game play out chronologically, this is the first stable Link should come across in his adventure, being sent in this direction by King Rhoam. From here, Link is given directions by Rensa to Kakariko Village and then later Hateno Village.

## Services

* Bed rental
* Cooking Pot
* Horse-taming competition hosted by Rensa
* Information:
	+ Darton and Shibo: Lessons on catching a horse, what is needed to train a horse, and the personalities of horses
	+ Hino: Blood Moon and that night's moon phase
	+ Rensa: Directions

### Vendors

#### Agus

 Fresh Milk
 Bird Egg

* Rainy day specials

 Fresh Milk
 Bird Egg

#### Beedle

 Arrow x5
 Restless Cricket
 Hot-Footed Frog
 Octo Balloon

#### Mezer

 Raw Prime Meat
 Raw Bird Drumstick
 Raw Bird Thigh
 Rock Salt

* Rainy Day Special

 Raw Prime Meat
 Raw Gourmet Meat
 Raw Bird Thigh
 Rock Salt
Hopper Pond

The Hopper Pond is a small lake situated in the Forest of Spirits on the Great Plateau in *Breath of the Wild*. Along the side of the pond is a Bokoblin Camp where they are cooking some Seared Steak. The Bokoblin here wield Boko Shield, Boko Clubs, and Boko Bows. Once they are defeated, a treasure chest containing an Opal gem becomes available. On the opposite side of the pond and down a short slope is the arena styled area for a Stone Talus Fight.
Cold-Footed Wolf

## Cold-Footed wolves

Cold-Footed wolves are conspecific with Maraudo Wolves, but have adapted to the cold, montane regions of Hyrule covered in snow. The Hyrule Compendium specifies Gerudo Highlands and the Hebra Mountains as common locations, but packs can also be found on the Tabantha Tundra and Mount Lanayru.they drop Raw Prime Meat or Raw Gourmet Meat, rarer spoils than regular Raw Meat. *This breed of maraudo wolf lives in snowy, mountainous areas, such as the Hebra Mountains. They travel in packs similar to their maraudo relatives but are considerably tougher thanks to having adapted to their harsh environment. They're made even more dangerous by their white fur, which provides a natural camouflage in the snow.*"
Riola Spring

Riola Spring is located in West Necluda. The spring feeds the Floria Falls and, by extension, Lake Floria. It can be fond to the south of Mount Floria where it is connected to Floria Falls by a waterfall and a short stretch of river. It is frequently stormy, and thee land that surrounds the spring is composed of steep cliffs covered in long grass and tropical trees.
Octoroks

In Breath of the Wild, Rock Octoroks live in both volcanic and cold Regions, such as Eldin Canyon and Gerudo Highlands . They inhale massive loads of air and then spit out an explosive fire rock at their target. they are very sneaky on land. The damage produced by Octoroks is affixed, and cannot be altered by the armor worn or by defense effects from food and elixirs.Octoroks are skittish and defensive creatures which hide under common environmental features, and some have to be lured out to attack in order to defeat them. Albeit they are common nuisances and are largely found in small groups, there are areas in Hyrule which are infested by them, like the forest area west of the Rito Stable, and the Rok Woods.Some types of Octorok can migrate while hidden under the soil, and will chase Link and reposition themselves in order to attack. When defeated, they may drop their tentacles, their eyeballs, Octo Balloons and may drop fish that they've consumed. Contrary to many other enemies, Octoroks do not have elemental drops related to their type. None of these features apply to the Sky Octorok, as it has no attacks or drops.
Lakna Rokee Shrine

Alongside Ta'loh Naeg Shrine, it's one of the two Shrines close to Kakariko Village.

## Requirements

* *Flown the Coop* Side Quest
* *By Firefly's Light* Side Quest
* *Find the Fairy Fountain* Main Quest

## Shrine Quest: *The Stolen Heirloom*

Once the required side quests and main quest are complete, visit Impa's house for a cutscene which will begin the Shrine Quest. If Link passes by the guards before entering the house, they'll be on guard and flustered, prompting Link to enter the house. Link finds Paya crying in front of the small altar that had the Sheikah Heirloom Ancient Orb, stating that it was stolen. Impa asks Link to spend the night guarding Paya, who feels vulnerable due to the theft. Once Link does this, the rest of the steps can be taken.

Between 10 PM and 5 AM, look for Dorian, who will begin at his post outside Impa's house, or may be on the path to the Lakna Rokee shrine's location. He should be easily found by the speech bubbles he will occasionally make when he pauses to consider his actions and surroundings.

Follow close enough to keep him moving but without being detected. When he crosses the bridge to the area with the pedestal, he will say 'Show yourself.' Move closer to trigger a cutscene.

You will battle a Yiga Blademaster, which may be a vicious battle if fought early in the game, but it's not unbeatable. Techniques such as Perfect Dodge, or just really strong weapons and defense, will serve you well. Another technique is to get lots of distance and use arrows, particularly enhanced arrows such as Ice or Fire, although once the battle has started, attempting to leave the area will just reset the battle, so be careful not to get too far away. If you die, your auto save may be later than 10 PM, but it's fine. As long as it's before 5 AM, you can still find and trigger Dorian's approach to the destination. At 5 AM he will change his mind and turn around.

It is possible to defeat the Blademaster with the Remote bomb rune, it is a slow process though.

Once the Yiga Blademaster is defeated, place the orb at the pedestal to reveal the shrine, and unlock and head inside to complete the Shrine Quest.

## Lakna Rokee's Blessing

After all that effort, the shrine itself contains no challenges at all. Simply move forward, open the chest, and then examine the altar for your well-earned Spirit Orb.
Naydra Snowfield

The Naydra Snowfield is located just south of Mount Lanayru. Despite it being at a much lower elevation, it is still very cold and Link will need armor with Cold Resistance in order to survive. The area is filled with cedar trees. The main attraction at the Snowfield is the Chillshrooms, which grown abundantly in the area, found at the bottom of many of the trees in the area. On the higher ledge at the east side of the snowfield, there are some sparkling leaves wandering around the trees. Catch the sparkling leaves to get a Korok. Just north of the Naydra Snowfield, there is a small peak, which is directly east of the Lanayru Road - East Gate. Just north of this peak there is a small stump and when Link steps on it, a yellow circle appears at the peak. Run over and reach the circle in time to get a Korok Seed.
Central Tower

Central Tower is just to the left of Hyrule Castle when viewed from Great Plateau Tower . You can float toward it from the Great Plateau Tower, then carefully approach the area on foot. There are Guardian Stalkers in the area, and there are Decayed Guardians around the tower itself.

### Tower Features

The Tower itself is located within Hyrule Field, in the center of an unnamed ruined complex. While relatively adjacent to the Great Plateau, it is not recommended at all that Link travel to this region early in the game, as the area surrounding the tower is filled with Guardian Stalkers. Right at the Central Tower, there are a pair of Decayed Guardians that will spot Link when he's trying to scale the tower.The tower is located just east of Mount Daphnes, though it's not close enough to the Mount to avoid the guardians by jumping from the mountain. As such, it's recommendable to approach the tower from the east or west and deal with the Decayed Guardians one by one while avoiding detection from the Stalkers. Albeit the tower is close enough to be in the range of the Stalkers, the tower's parapets provide prompt cover from those.
Guardian Scout I

It is the most basic of the four types of Guardian Scouts found in the game and it can be found within Shrine of Trials and Divine Beasts. Link will encounter these initial Guardian Scouts when exploring the Oman Au Shrine and the Keh Namut Shrine, both located on the Great Plateau.The Guardian Scouts looks, moves, and attack almost identically to a Guardian Stalker, except on a significantly smaller scale. It has only four legs and its laser attack is not nearly as devastating. Unlike the higher level Guardian Scouts, this basic model does not wield any weapons or shields, making it significantly easier to fight. Link can fight off a Guardian Scout with virtually any type of melee weapon or with a bow. Additionally, if Link allows the Scout to attack with its laser, Link can perform a Perfect Guard to reflect the attack back at the scout. The Level 1 Guardian Scouts will drop Ancient Springs and Ancient Screws when they are defeated. In Master Mode, all of the Guardian Scout I enemies that are found within the Shrine of Trials are replaced with Guardian Scout II enemies. However, the Scouts that are within the Divine Beasts are still their Level 1 versions.
Mount Floria

Mount Floria is located north of Lake Floria and just northeast of the Riola Spring. There are other peaks on the mountain range, including the Angel Peak to the northwest and Breman Peak to the northeast. At the very peak of the mountain there is a small rock that can be lifted to find a Korok. Mount Floria is the tall point in the immediate area, so standing on top gives Link a great view of the tropical province of Faron that surrounds Lake Floria, as well as various places in the distance, including the Bridge of Hylia, Dueling Peaks, and Hateno Village. There are a few Mountain Goats and Water Buffalo that roam around the mountain, but there isn't much else in terms of animal life or vegetation. There are some grasslands in the surrounding area that have Restless Crickets jumping around and if the grass is chopped down, some Hylian Rice can be collected.
Frost Talus

the location of frost talus are Laparoh Mesa - East of Kuh Takkar Shrine, West Sapphia's Table - North of Gerudo Tower, West Rospro Pass - East of Flight Range and northeast of Sha Warvo Shrine ,Coldsnap Hollow - South-southwest of Shada Naw Shrine and west of Goma Asaagh Shrine in the Hebra Mountains. For Frost and Igneo Taluses, it's best to have fire and ice arrows to temporarily nullify their elemental effect . You can also use a full level two set of Flamebreaker Armor (Igneo) or Snowquill Armor (Frost), to combat the elements. When its health reaches zero, the Stone Talus will explode and rain gems down on you.
Stone Talus (Rare)

Stone Taluses (Rare) are a variation of Stone Taluses found primarily around Hyrule Field and Tabantha Frontier. this time they have yellow rock on their back.

### Rewards

The Ore Deposit situated on the Talus' body will occasionally drop some of its loot when struck. This includes precious gemstones from Diamonds to Opals, or basic stones such as Flint. Upon death, the Talus will drop many gemstones, including the aforementioned. These Taluses are the richest source of ore in the game, the caveat being their scarcity.
Битва за Егорию (2021)

Воюющие стороны| * Княжество Додиктаун
* Западно-Пурвциемская республика

Командующие| * Денис Фёдоров
* Кирилл Митрофанов
* Александр Максимов
* Юрий Аксонов

Потери| Нет | * 4 единицы металл. вооружения
* 2 щита

**Битва за Егорию** - самая главная битва во время Мятежа Егорианцев, определившая победу КД и ЗПР.
Mapla Point

Mapla Point is located at the far east end of the map, east of Hateno Village. It is surrounded by water on three sides, with the Solewood Range to the northwest, Deepback Bay to the west, and the Necluda Sea in all other directions.The main attraction at Mapla Point is the Stone Talus that is found down below near the water. In the water itself, Link will find some Armored Porgy, as well as some Mighty Porgy in the deeper water out to sea.. There are several Ore Deposits in the area surrounding the water, as well as on the higher elevations.Four different Korok Seeds can be found near Mapla Point. There is a circle of lily pads that can be jumped into within the water. There is a circle of rocks at the sound of the Mapla Point and three small rocks need to be put in place to complete the circle. Along the wast side of the area, there are a series of flowers Link can collect, leading up to a white flower that reveals the Korok. At the north part of Mapla Point, there is a pinwheel on top of the highest elevation. Shoot the balloons that appear to get the fourth Korok.
Aris Beach

It forms the shoreline of the Faron Sea south of Lake Floria. this beach has two bokoblin camps with chests in it the locals Talk to Sebastion in Lurelin Village to get the quest "Take back the Sea". you can get there from paragliding from hateno village and walking across the beach towards the local village.
Forest of Spirits

## Forests of secrets

It is a dense woods with many Apple trees and various plants. There is a variety of wildlife found throughout the forest, including the Woodland Boar, which can be a great source of food early in the game. Towards the center of the forest just east of Hopper Pond, a clearing can be found where Link will encounter a Stone Talus. The forest encompasses the Hopper Pond, located at the west. During the early portion of the game, the Old Man can be found hunting within the forest during the daytime. He will teach Link how to crouch down, so that he is not easily spotted. At nighttime the Old Man makes his way over to a nearby Cooking Pot and will teach Link how to Cook.
Midla Woods

The Woods are located just west of the entrance to Hateno Village, on the south side of the pathway. The forest overlooks Lake Jarrah to the west and Camphor Pond to the northwest.It is home a variety of wildlife and enemies. There are several Red Bokoblin and Blue Bokoblin, as well as some Blue Chuchu. There is a pathway that heads southward, cutting the Midla Woods in half. On the east side of the pathway, the southernmost tree has an acorn within its trunk. If it is shot with an arrow, a Korok will appear.
Bubinga Forest

Bubinga Forest is located in West Necluda, just east of the Dueling Peaks Stable and south of Blatchery Plain. A majority of the Forest grows on sloped terrain, with the Squabble River curving around its southern base.Bubinga Forest can be found in the Dueling Peaks Tower region, just east of the Dueling Peaks Stable and south of the Blatchery Plain. The Squabble River birders the forest to the south and east. The forest is littered with a variety of plant life and animal life, where Link can stock up on Hylian Shroom and Ironshrooms. Link can hunt down the various forms of meat here, including Woodland Boar, Mountain Goat, Mountain Doe, as well as a variety of birds.Enemy Forest Octorok can be a nuisance as they are fairly abundant in this region. Red Bokoblin can also be found and they are occasionally chasing after the Woodland Board that's in the region.There are some Horses at the west part of the forest, and they are particularly useful as they can used in the Wild Horses side quest that Link gets from Rensa at the Dueling Peaks Stable. In two minutes time, Link will need to speak with Rensa, run over to the Bubinga Forest to catch a horse, tame it, and ride it back to the stable.Two Koroks can be found in there area, the first is under a rock in the large tree at the west end of the forest. The second is found by the pinwheel on the large rock, right in the center of the forest. Link will need to shoot the balloons with Bow to get the Korok to appear.