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Mount Rozudo

Mount Rozudo is a low-lying peak situated in walking distance, just west of the Hateno Tower, and east of Squabble River. There is a small forest area that has enemy Forest Octoroks, Red Bokoblin and Blue Bokoblin. There also is a variety of wildlife in this small area, including Woodland Boar and Mountain Doe. Within the small forest, there is an under passage with some ore. These can be mined to gather some Luminous Stones.At the east end of the small forest, there is a Bokoblin camp with three Blue Bokoblin. Once defeated a treasure chest will appear that contains Fire Arrows. At the camp there is some Seared Steak being cook as well as some basic weapons that the Bokoblin wield, including a Boko Spear, Boko Clubs, and a Boko Shield.At the sound part of the forest there is a pinwheel on one of the higher ledges. When standing near it, two acorns can be seen just above the trees to the north. Link can shoot them both to get a Korok Seed.
Sacred Ground Ruins

The Sacred Ground Ruins are an ancient site in Hyrule Field south of the Hyrule Castle Town Ruins where Hyrule's Royal Guards were honored by the Royal Family of Hyrule. The Sacred Ground Ruins are located at the north end of Hyrule Field, just south of the Hyrule Castle Town Ruins and Hyrule Castle. The area is quite dangerous as it is surrounded by Guardian Stalkers.At the northeast part of the ceremonial ruins, there is a Korok Seed that Link can get by climbing up to the top of the pillar and examining the leaves When speaking with Pikango at the Woodland Stable, Link can show him one of the pictures that are part of the Captured Memories main quest. When Link shows Pikango a picture, he recognizes as being just south of Hyrule Castle where knighting ceremonies were performed. Link can recall the memory at the center of the ceremonial stage. As part of the EX Treasure: Phantasma side quest, Link can find the Phantom Armor at the Sacred Ground Ruins. This chest only appears if The Master Trials DLC is loaded into the game file. Misko's EX Journal will point Link to the ceremonial grounds where royal guards are honored. The treasure chest with the armor can be found at the southeast end of the ceremonial platform, in the shallow water.
Maraudo Wolves

Maraudo Wolves can be found in most deciduous regions of Hyrule. Tabantha Frontier and the Great Hyrule Forest as common locations, though they are populous in the Akkala region as well. they are similar to the white footed wolf. These wolves are not only carnivores by can also be downright fierce. They're highly aggressive and aren't afraid to attack people. They hunt in groups and surround their prey as a means of bringing it down. That said, if one of their own is injured, the rest are wise enough to run away. They communicate via howls, so if you're wandering the forest and hear their call, you had best take care.
Nabi Lake

The Nabi Lake is a body of water situated just north of the Dueling Peaks Tower. The Hylia River splits off near the Floret Sandbar, with the water to the west flowing towards Lake Hylia and the water to the east flowing into the Nabi Lake.To the south of the Lake, there is the South Nabi Lake, which is a much smaller body of water. The lower terrain between the lakes and the small puddles that accompany it seem to indicate that when there are heavy rains or flooding, the bodies of water can connect. Additionally, the West Nabi Lake is located to the southwest, although it doesn't actually consist of a Body of Water. It could very well be just a dried up area where a lake once existed, but all there is now are some ruins and a Stone Talus.Just south of the lake, there is a Bokoblin camp, which includes some stronger Blue Bokoblin. There are a pair of treasure chests at the camp, both containing Amber gems. There is also a treasure chest nearby in the water which holds a Silver Rupee. Two more treasure chests can be found near the lake, one on the coast to the west that has an Opal gem, and another on a rock in the water to the north containing an Amber gem. A large watchtower hands over the lake to the west, although there is nothing of interest at the top of the tower.In addition to the enemy Bokoblin, Link will encounter some enemy Keese and ChuChu near the camp. There are also some Forest Octoroks surrounding the lake, as well as some Water Octoroks found within the lake. At the north end of the Lake, there are a pair of Green Lizalfos.
Pillars of Levia

It is situated in the Necluda region, overlooking Kakariko Village to the north and Lake Siela to the south. The region is defined by several very steep mountains that stick out of the ground like large pillars. On the peaks of several of the these mountains, Link will find some Koroks, with one of the tall pillars to the southeast having a treasure chest containing a Silver Rupee.
Kakariko Bridge

ela in the West Necluda region. It is part of the pathway that connects the Dueling Peaks Stable with Kakariko Village. While the bridge is still serviceable to cross over the river, parts of it have broken. At some point in time a massive boulder flowed down the river, crashing into its side, causing significant damage. Large pieces of the side of the bridge, as well as small rocks can be found throughout. Additionally, some vines can be seen growing on the sides of the bridge, furthering the bridges decay.The bridge is well traveled as both Brokka and Bugut will regularly walk across, traversing between the Dueling Peaks Stable and the Shuteye Inn within Kakariko Village. Later in the quest, after Link has completed the Seek Out Impa Main Quest, or after entering the Yiga Clan Hideout, a Traveler will appear just north of the bridge. After talking to this traveler, he will reveal himself to be a member of the Yiga Clan and will attack Link.Beneath the bridge there is a small piece of land that has a lit Cooking Pot, along with a Pot Lid and a Torch. There are two metal crates here and if they are broken open, Link can find some some Arrows, Rupees, and some cooked food. There is a treasure chest just behind these creates and it contains some Ice Arrows. A second treasure chest can be found in the water just east of the bridge and it contains an Opal gem.In Master Mode, there are some Sky Octoroks just east of the bridge that hold up a wooden platform. Up top, Link will find a treasure chest that contains a Boomerang.
Quarry Ruins

The Quarry Ruins are located in Hyrule Field, southwest of Hyrule Castle and West Castle Town. The Quarry Ruins are a rocky terrain with very few Trees that were used to supply stones for the Kingdom of Hyrule prior to the second Great Calamity. The Quarry Ruins are located just southwest of Hyrule Castle. The area is quite dangerous as there are multiple Guardian Skywatchers patrolling the area, as well as a Guardian Stalker to the south. At the east side of the ruins in the watchtower, there is a treasure chest at the bottom that holds five Bomb Arrows. A second treasure chest can be found on top of the guard walkway at the north end of the ruins. Remove the slab with Stasis and open the chest to get five Shock Arrows. Another chest can be found just east of the Katah Chuki Shrine, also on the guard walkway, with this one containing five Fire Arrows.
Igneo Talus

The Igneo Talus is a variant of the Stone Talus that appear in *Breath of the Wild*. Like their normal counterparts, Igneo Talus hide in the ground as large, molten rocks that only begin to form once Link comes close enough.

## Locations

Igneo Talus are commonly found in the Eldin Region of Hyrule, most commonly on Death Mountain. Link is most likely to encounter his first Igneo Talus to the southwest of Gortram Cliff if he chooses to follow the trail to Goron City.

## Strategy

Igneo Talus attack in the same manner as other Talus, they will use their arms and body in attempt to crush Link, however, they now cause explosions that can damage him, either by throwing its arms, or slamming its body against the ground. The other challenge the Igneo Talus presents is that its body is far too hot for Link to climb. Climbing onto, and standing on the boss will cause Link to take damage at a fast rate. This can all be avoided, however, with the use of any cold-powered weapons, including Ice Rods and Ice Arrows. Attacking the Talus with any cold weapons will cause it to be stunned, and put out the fire coursing through its body, giving Link time to attack the Ore Deposit on its body, however, the Igneo Talus will try to relight itself after a short period of time.Like all Talus variations, it's markedly vulnerable to Urbosa's Fury strikes, which deal significant damage to it when knocked down. However, the strikes may fail when the Talus is upright.
Ha Dahamar Shrine

The Ha Dahamar Shrine, also known as The Water Guides This shrine is in the small pond west of Dueling Peaks Stable. In order to clear the spikes surrounding the entrance to the shrine, Link can:

* Create an Ice Block using Cryonis;
* Jump from the mountain behind the shrine;
* Do a Shield Jump close to the spikes and land on the entrance.

## The Water Guides

This shrine teaches Link that Cryonis can be used on walls, if there is water there. Use Cryonis on the waterfall to the right to create an ice block and then climb up and cross the gap. Repeat the same process to cross the second gap.After crossing the second gap, turn around and you will see a treasure chest above the path you just took. Use Cryonis to create a pair of ice blocks on the waterfall to create a staircase, allowing you to climb up. Open the treasure chest to get a Purple Rupee.The final area contains a big waterfall wall to your right with a boulder rolling down the ramps. Link will need to use Cryonis to strategically place three ice blocks on the waterfall, causing the large block to fall in into the hole.

1. The first ice block you create should prevent the ball from crossing the first gap, leaving enough space so that it then falls down towards the seesaw.
2. The second block you create should be placed underneath the left side of the seesaw, so the weight of the ball does not tilt it.
3. The third and final block you create should be in the gap between the seesaw and the circle socket to the right, allowing the ball to roll towards the hole.

If correctly placed, the ball will make it to the hole, opening the door so you can access the altar and get your Spirit Orb. Once the shrine is defeated, the spikes outside will disappear so that you can exit more easily.
Dueling Peaks Tower

Dueling Peaks Tower is a Sheikah Tower and location in *Breath of the Wild*. It is located in the West Necluda region, near its namesake, the Dueling Peaks. Kakariko Village is located within this region; as is Cotera, one of the Great Fairies.

## Tower Features

The tower's travel gate faces South, opposite Nabi Lake and Eagus Bridge.The tower is among the least elevated and most easily accessible Sheikah Towers in the game, located on the northern side of the Squabble River, west-northwest to the Dueling Peaks mountain. It's flanked by three Bokoblin encampments, two that are west to the tower at the northern side of the river in first, a skull camp, and second, at a fireplace with a Cooking Pot that leads to a rock formation leading to the tower located to the tower's northwest; the third encampment is an abandoned Bokoblin treehouse located across the river on the southern side.Should the player want to advance the story (as the Old Man directs Link towards Kakariko Village), the tower would be the second tower activated overall, though this is entirely optional.
Ebon Mountain

The mountain is located at the highest elevation, just south of Hateno Village. The mountain looks out to the Kitano Bay and the rest of the Necluda Sea to the east. It also looks out to the Loshlo Harbor to the south. From the southwest end of Hateno Village, where Link's House will be built by Bolson Construction, there is a direct path to walk up the mountain. Along the pathway, there are several yellow flowers that Link can collect, eventually leading to a white flower and a Korok Seed.At the very peak of the mountain, there is a small pond in the shape of a broken heart. The small pond is the counterpart to the similar pond near the peak of Tuft Mountain, just west of Lurelin Village. The pond located there is a similar heart shape, but it is not broken. The pond on Tuft Mountain is also known as Sweetheart's Pond and is where people go to meet that special someone. Link will find Mimos wandering around on top of Ebon Mountain, waiting for that special somebody, but nobody every shows up.Link eventually tells Mimos that maybe he should try a different pond, referring to the one over at Tuft Mountain.[4]There are several Fairies and Hot-Footed Frogs wandering about near the peak of the mountain. There are Mountain Goats and Grassland Fox all throughout the area. Along the steep cliffs, Link will also find some Rushrooms.There are several Ore Deposits at the south part of the mountain, including deposits that contain Luminous Stones, near the overhangs of the pathway, southwest of the mountain. Just to the southeast of the mountains peak, on a much lower elevation, there is a circle of rocks with one rock missing. Placing the rock in the appropriate circle will cause a Korok to appear.
Zelda

zelda is one the main character in breath of the wild (bowt)

once again as the princess of Hyrule. From a young age, Zelda was scholarly and interested in research. This eventually transformed into a passion with the discovery of the Guardians and the Divine Beasts early in her life.

After her mother died when Zelda was six years old, the duty fell upon the princess to discover the power of the Goddess Hylia that slept within her. This proved to be difficult, however, for varying reasons. Zelda was often more interested in discovering the secrets of the ancient Sheikah technology, from the Guardians, to the Divine Beasts, and the Shrine of Trials that were scattered all over Hyrule. One day, the King confronted her about wasting her time on the Sheikah technology when she should have been using it to awaken her power. After this moment, Zelda becomes more hopeless and spent all of her time praying to the Goddesses.
Stone Talus (Luminous)

The Luminous Ore Deposit situated on the Talus' body will occasionally drop some of its loot when struck. This includes gemstones such as Amber or Luminous Stone, or basic stones such as Flint. Upon death, the Talus will drop many gemstones, including the aforementioned. Luminous has a glowing rock on its back as the regular stone talus has a coal color for its rock. The Luminous Ore Deposit situated on the Talus' body will occasionally drop some of its loot when struck. This includes gemstones such as Amber or Luminous Stone, or basic stones such as Flint. Upon death, the Talus will drop many gemstones, including the aforementioned.
Toh Yahsa Shrine

Toh Yahsa Shrine is located in Thundra Plateau, just west of Ridgeland tower. For Toh Yahsa Shrine to appear, you must first complete the Shrine Quest Trial of Thunder, which activates as soon as you step foot on Thundra Plateau. Once Link arrives at the Thundra Plateau, this will begin the Trial of Thunder shrine quest. The goal is to get the four colored orbs to their corresponding slots on the plateau. This objective becomes much easier if Link has already acquired Revali's Gale, but can be accomplished with out.The purple orb is already on the plateau next to its corresponding slot. The green orb is on a tall statue next to its slot. Link can use Stasis and a couple arrows to knock it down.The red and orange orbs, are off the plateau, at higher elevations. Link will need to use Stasis to build up enough energy to knock them to the plateau where the slots await. Once all four orbs are in the correct positions, the shrine will appear and complete the quest.

## Buried Secrets

The first step is to destroy all of the cracked blocks found throughout the shrine, including the bombable block that is located right beneath the entrance to the shrine. Just below the shrine's entrance there is a treasure chest that contains the Rubber Armor, one of the items that are a part of the Rubber Set. It's not necessary to clear the shrine to obtain the Rubber Armor.A second treasure chest can be found on the very tall pillar on the right side, as you enter the shrine. Link will need to use Magnesis on the large the metal block, or on the opened treasure chest that he already got. While holding either of these objects with Magnesis, Link can knock down the chest off the pillar and open it to get an Opal gem.Next, position the metal block so Link can cross the gap and climb the first ladder.Once Link has climbed the ladder, use Magnesis again to position the block on the massive floor switch, just beneath the altar. This will open the gate, leading to Toh Yahsa, where Link can collect the Spirit Orb.Upon completion of the shrine, the perpetual thunderstorm will disappear from the Thundra Plateau. The thunderstorm will remain otherwise.
Molduking

This monster is introduced in the "Champions' Ballad" DLC. It is found in the Gerudo Desert, near the place where Traysi is standing in the East Barrens, after activating the "EX Champion Urbosa's Song" main quest. Link is required to defeat it as part of the quest.

The Molduking is the strongest of all Molduga, and has a slightly different coloring. There is only one in the game, being a part of the second DLC pack: *The Champions' Ballad*. It is found to the south of the East Barrens in the Gerudo Desert. Upon defeat, it will drop three chests, as well as an array of weapons, such as the Golden Claymore. It will also provide access to the Keive Tala Shrine.

## Strategy

This boss swims underneath the sand, and is practically identical to its little brother, the Molduga. It has extremely good hearing, so if you move quickly it will be alerted and begin to swim to you. The best thing to do here is to stand on land which isn't sand, such as a broken pillar or a rock. You can use its hearing to your advantage though, by standing on a rock and tossing out a Bomb in its direction. It should notice it, and begin swimming toward it. Once it reaches it, the Molduking will jump out of the sand, swallowing the bomb. At this point, you should detonate the bomb and the boss will fall to the ground, vulnerable to hits. This enemy has a very high defense, and regular sword slashes will not deal a lot of damage. The trick here is to utilise Urbosa's Fury, or electric weaponry, which deals a great amount of damage. Using this in conjunction with a powerful two-handed weapon like a Royal Claymore will deal sound damage. Repeat this process a few times to take down the boss.

## Location

* East Barrens - The Molduking is situated in the southeast part of the East Barrens and is not hard to find as it's boss HP bar will appear from a mile away.
Igneo Talus Titan

The Igneo Talus Titan appears at the northern shore of Lake Darman, where it lies in the Lake's lava and emerges as it is approached. Link can catch the updraft and take aim at the Rare Ore Deposit located on its top. Loose an arrow at it to stun it, but Link cannot land on its surface unless it is cooled by a frost-based weapon, such as an Ice Arrow. After Link lands on its top, he can slash at the ore node to deal damage. The Igneo Talus Titan is a variant of the Igneo Talus which appear in *Breath of the Wild*. There is only one found in Hyrule, as a part of *The Champions' Ballad* DLC pack. It is situated inside of Lake Darman, and is much larger than standard Taluses. Upon defeat, Link will gain access to the Kamia Omuna Shrine.

## Strategy

For the most part, the strategy is similar, except for the size of it. Due to this increase in volume, a large updraft is present in the area. Link can catch the updraft and take aim at the Rare Ore Deposit located on its top. Loose an arrow at it to stun it, but Link cannot land on its surface unless it is cooled by a frost-based weapon, such as an Ice Arrow. After Link lands on its top, he can slash at the ore node to deal damage. Repeating this strategy will take it down after a few attempts, revealing one of the Shrines, as a part of the Divine Beast Tamer's Trial. Like all Talus variations, it's markedly vulnerable to Urbosa's Fury strikes, which deal significant damage to it when knocked down. However, the strikes may fail when the Talus is upright.No other items are received as a reward, as they fall directly into the magma.
Lantern Lake

Lantern Lake is located just west of Kakariko Village, right behind Impa's House. It is surrounded by many very steep mountains, which fit the geography of the adjacent Pillars of Levia to the south, and Bonooru's Stand to the east. The water in the lake flows down the waterfalls, surrounding Impa's House. There are numerous fish in this upper part of the lake, including Armored Carp, Mighty Carp, Hyrule Bass, and Staminoka Bass. Down by Impa's House, there are some more Hyrule Bass as well the more rare, Sanke Carp. Despite having no clear source of where the water is coming from, the water in Lantern Lake moves rapidly down the waterfall.At the center of the Lake there is a really tall cliff with a treasure chest at its peak containing a Phrenic Bow. However, Link will need to use Magnesis to pull it out of the ground and it can easily tumble down the cliff. There is also a single Blue Nightshade and Silent Shroom at the top of this peak. A second treasure is located in the water, just west of Impa's House, containing an Eightfold Longblade.Just south of the Lake, the Fang and Bone shop will appear at nighttime between 9pm and 5am. Kilton is the shopkeeper and he'll initially sell some Monster Extract, a Wooden Mop, and a Bokoblin Mask. After Link completes more of the Divine Beasts, the inventory at Kilton's shop will increase. Kilton deals in Mon, which can be earned by selling monster parts to Kilton.At the peak of the mountain just west of the lake, there is an Eightfold Blade stuck inside a stone pedestal, just in front of a small statue.
Honeyvore Bear

The Honeyvore Bear can be found on the Tabantha Frontier and the Akkala Highlands. Specific locations include in the Hickaly Woods in West Necluda and also near Crenel Peak in the Lanayru Wetlands. Honeyvore Bears have primarily brown fur, with golden-brown muzzles. They are known to have a strong taste for Honey.
Master Kohga

he is at the yiga clan hideout Master Kohga is the boss of the Yiga Clan Hideout, found in the Wasteland Tower Region and part of the Divine Beast Vah Naboris main quest. A fairly childlike character, he attempts to keep his cool when things aren't going so well and requires his subordinates to keep him on-target. Master Kohga is the leader of the Yiga Clan, a group of renegade Sheikah who split from the main group in Kakariko Village after Sheikah technology was banned ten thousand years earlier, and who now worship Calamity Ganon. Despite being held in apparent awe by his tribe, he is easily distracted and prone to temper tantrums.He sends Yiga out into Hyrule to confront Link, disguised as merchants. Link later confronts him outside the Yiga Clan Hideout in his attempts to retrieve the Thunder Helm, stolen from the Gerudo by the Yiga. Kohga ultimately defeats himself by summoning a metallic boulder too large for him to manipulate with his Magnesis powers, and it drives him into a bottomless pit, apparently killing him.  Divine Beast Vah Naboris (Main Quest) Enraged, the Yiga subsequently step up their attacks on Link. While the fake "merchants" begin to start battle with the cry "For Master Kohga", Yiga Blademasters and Yiga Footsoldiers also openly appear and attack Link.
Loshlo Harbor

The Harbor is a part of the Necluda Sea, located just south of Ebon Mountain and north of Cape Cales. There are a variety of enemies appearing including the occasional Blue Chuchu as well as some Green and Blue Lizalfos. At nighttime Stalkoblin and Stalizalfos will appear, and there are also some Water Octoroks out to sea. At the north end of the beach, there are some Stone Pebblits that will appear. The nearby Lizalfos may pickup a Stone Pebblit as a weapon and toss it towards Link.At the south end of the harbor, there are some large rocks in the water and a treasure chest is hidden underwater. Pull it up with Magnesis to get some Ice Arrows. A second treasure chest is found a bit further out in the water to the east and it contains a Silver Rupee.There are a few Ironshell Crabs and Razorclaw Crabs that can be seen crawling on the beach. In the water, there are a variety of fish, including Armored Carp, Mighty Carp, and Mighty Porgy. Just a bit inland to the west, on a much higher elevation, lies the West Loshlo Harbor, where a Red Hinox can be found.
East Post Ruins

The East Post Ruins are the remains of an outpost located between the Outpost Ruins and Proxim Bridge in Hyrule Field. Various pieces of furniture can be found among the wreckage of the buildings, and a wagon can be found along the road that runs through the Ruins. This wagon can be searched for Materials. The ruins can be found straddling the border between the Dueling Peaks Tower and Central Tower regions of Hyrule, located just northwest of the Proxim Bridge. The ruins cover a large area of land and they are protected by enemy Moblin and Bokoblin. Three large Red Moblins can be found in this area, along with a Red Bokoblin and Blue Bokoblin. Occasionally swarms of Keese will fly in and at nighttime, Stalkoblins will also appear.The East Post Ruins are part of a series of ruins located on the pathway that leads eastward towards the Dueling Peaks. The Gatepost Town Ruins are just northwest of the Great Plateau, and following that path southeastward, Link will pass by the Outpost Ruins, before then reaching the East Post Ruins. The entrances near the road are identified by two massive flagpoles at each end of the ruins.The building at the west end of the ruins has a treasure chest that contains ten Arrows. A second treasure chest can be found in the ruins just northwest of the flagpole next to the bridge and it contains a Traveler's Bow. In the large dilapidated building at the northeast part of the ruins, there are two large metallic doors. They can be pulled away with Magnesis to reveal a treasure chest that contains an Opal gem.Throughout the ruins, there are a number of rusted weapons and shields found lying on the ground, including a Rusty Claymore, Rusty Halberd, Rusty Broadsword, and Rusty Shield. There is also a Wooden Shield found near the center of the ruins. Warm Darners are found all throughout the area and, if Link cuts down some grass, Restless Crickets, Hightail Lizards, and occasionally a Fairy can be found in the tall grass.Just east of the ruins, there is a Bokoblin Camp right alongside the Hylia River. If Link defeats all the enemies a treasure chest will appear containing a Soldier's Bow.The Bosh Kala Shrine can be found located just southeast of the East Post Ruins, on the other side of the road.
Woodcutter's Cabin

he Woodcutter's House is a location from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. It is located in the Great Plateau region of Hyrule, in the large field south of the Temple of Time . It was known as the Woodcutter's Cabin in early builds of the game. Inside of the house, Link will find an assortment of items and ingredients, including a Woodcutter's Axe, two Spicy Peppers, a Baked Apple, and a Stamella Shroom. Just in front of the house, there are some additional items, near the campfire, including a Torch and Pot Lid.On the exterior of the house, LInk will find more Stamella Shrooms as well as a Farmer's Pitchfork nearby. If Link climbs on top of the house, he will find a Korok at the front of the house, near the floating Korok flower pedals.

### The Old Man's Diary

Inside of the Woodcutter's House, Link will find The Old Man's Diary on top of the table. The diary outlines the Old Man's perfect dish, the Spicy Meat and Seafood Fry, a recipe that not only restores health, but also keeps the body warm, enable safe travel to the snow mountains. Unfortunately, the Old Man has forgotten one of the three items of the recipe and makes the offer that if somebody knew the missing ingredient, he would award that person with the Warm Doublet.[1]

### Post-clearance of the Plateau

The cabin becomes a lodging location for Link to sleep, as the absence of the Old Man after clearing the Great Plateau makes his bed available. The bed itself is not free while the Old Man is present. This is the first free bed available to Link in the game, and can be easily reached by paragliding north from the Owa Daim Shrine.

## References

1. *On this desolate plateau, the only pleasure that brings me comfort is cooking. And today, I outdid myself! Truly, I created the perfect dish. I call it... spicy meat and seafood fry. This recipe not only restores health, but it also keeps me warm, even when traveling in the snowy mountains. With this dish on my side, I no longer have need of that itchy warm doublet. I do not know how I allowed this to happen, but it seems I forgot to write down a very important recipe. I know it contained raw meat and spicy pepper. However... I simply cannot remember what else I used! My age is catching up to me. Sadly, on this lonely plateau, I have only my own knowledge and memory to rely on. Still... If I did find someone who knew the missing ingredient, I would happily reward them with my warm doublet. However, it seems unlikely that such a miraculous wish will even be fulfilled.* - **The Old Man's Diary**
Lanayru Range

sitting on the border of the Lanayru and Necluda provinces - the larger northern part, including Mount Lanayru itself, is in Lanayru; but the southern area around Walnot Mountain is in Necluda.

## *Breath of the Wild*

Given its colder climate, it is suggested that Link wear armor with Cold Resistance, such as the Snowquill Set. The northeast portion of the area is under perpetual snowfall. The area is filled with snow based enemies, with Ice-Breath Lizalfos fairly common throughout the area.Along the slope just north of the Madorna Mountain, there is an ice block at a lower elevation. Melt it with a fire based weapon or Fire Arrow to find a Korok.

### Tahno O'ah Shrine

The Tahno O'ah Shrine can be found near a small group of trees at the east side of the Lanayru Range. The shrine is part of the Secret of the Cedars shrine quest, where Link can follow the three cedar trees atop the peaks at the adjacent Madorna Mountain. If Link follows these trees eastward, they point in the direction right where the bombable wall is, leading to the Tahno O'ah Shrine. The shrine itself is just a blessing shrine, where Link will acquire the Climbing Boots.
Lanayru Bluff

The Lanayru Bluff winds around the Peak of Awakening, overlooking the Lanayru Promenade to the north and west. Most of the area is on a steady slope due to the nearby mountain. It shares many of the same attributes as the nearby Robred Dropoff and Nirvata Plateau. There is very little in terms of vegetation, enemies, and the only animals that appear are the occasional Mountain Goats and Grassland Fox.Just northeast of the Peak of Awakening, there are a few rocks on the ground that will awaken to be Stone Pebblits. When defeated they often leave behind valuable Amber Stones.
Akkala lab

The lab is located at the far northeast end of the map, just up the road from the East Akkala Stable. The lab and its chief researcher, Robbie, are devoted to the research of Guardians and the destruction of the Calamity.[1] The lab's inhabitants include Robbie, director of the lab, his wife Jerrin, and Cherry, a robot who can sell Link ancient soldier gear such as the Ancient Arrows or pieces of the Ancient Set of armor. However, Link will not be able to purchase any of this gear until the nearby Furnace is lit with the Blue Flame found on the top of Tumlea Heights.

### Robbie's Research

As part of the Robbie's Research quest, Robbie will task Link with bringing a blue flame over to the furnace, to power the tech lab. The flame can be found to the west at Tumelea Heights, where there is an Ancient Furnace. Link can use the Torch that is found within the tech lab to carry the flame. However, the area is littered with some Blue Moblin and Black Moblin, make it a rather dangerous trip to carry the flame. It is recommended that Link first defeat all the enemies before trying to carry the flame over.

Reactivation of the furnace will provide a travel gate at the front of the lab.

### The Skull's Eye

*Main article: The Skull's Eye*
After completing Robbie's Research, Link can speak with his wife Jerrin, who is researching Shrines. She will talk about a shrine that is in the center of the Skull Lake, out to the west. While the shrine is easily visible, it is in a location that is hard for Link to reach. This will begin The Skull's Eye shrine quest. Link is able to reach the shrine by using the Paraglider from the Akkala Wilds to the north. He'll need to grab onto the pillar and climb the rest of the way up, but it is fairly easy to do. Here Link will find the Zuna Kai Shrine, which will complete the shrine quest.
Breach of Demise

The Breach of Demise is located in Central Hyrule . A crossroad between the north, east, and west runs through it. The travelers Baddek, Nazbi, and Savelle ride their Horses through the Hilltop High Road, which runs to the north and west.The Breach of Demise There are a trio of large skulls within the breach where there are enemy bases. This includes some Blue Bokoblin and the more dangerous Black Bokoblin. There are some Keese in the skull to the west, where there is also a treasure chest in the ground that contains a Silver Rupee.Along the pathway, Link will encounter the Zalta Wa Shrine, located just east of the fork in the road.
Guardian Skywatcher

Guardian Skywatchers can be found around Hyrule Castle They are flying Guardians found in certain parts of Hyrule, such as the airspace around Hyrule Castle in Central Hyrule and throughout the Akkala province, particularly Akkala Citadel Ruins and Ordorac Quarry. these sky watchers have 1,500 heath!

## Characteristics

This type of Guardian battles air-borne, which can make this particular enemy difficult to defeat, as Link's offensive options are narrowed down. They fly around an assigned path, shining a spotlight on the ground below. If Link enters this spotlight, the Skywatcher will activate, and, as with other Guardians, will begin charging its laser beam. Design-wise, they resemble Guardian Turrets with propellers.

## Defeating

Like Beamos that have appeared in modern *Zelda* games including *Skyward Sword*, Link is able to defeat this creature by shooting its eye with the use of a Bow and Arrow. Ancient Arrows in particular are very powerful against these enemies, since one successful shot to the eye will take it down instantly. When defeated, they will fall to the ground and explode as with any other enemy.Should Bomb Arrows be available, the player could focus on destroying its rotors, which will make it careen down once the three rotors are destroyed, hampering its mobility almost completely.Other strategies that can be used to defeat Guardians include utilizing the Perfect Guard ability, where Link can deflect the Guardian's laser with his shield at the right moment to take down the enemy upon three successful deflects. Link should be wary though, since if he fails to Perfect Guard, the laser may still hit him and cause significant damage. However, the lasers deflected by the Perfect Guard may not always hit or do full damage, as opposed to other guardians, as Skywatchers are constantly swaying around. Sometimes, the laser will clip the Skywatcher and not do complete damage.
South Nabi Lake

Located in the Dueling Peaks region, it can be found just northwest of the Dueling Peaks Tower. It is a small lake situated just north of Squabble River and located just south of the much larger Nabi Lake, which connects with the Hylia River. Between the Nabi Lake and South Nabi Lake, there are a number of small puddles and the area is a lowland. This seems to indicate that in times of heavy rain and flooding, the lakes would become one continuous body of water.At the south end of the lake, there is a wooden dock with a nearby Raft. When using a Korok Leaf, Link can use the raft to reach the small island in the center of the lake, which has a small rock on it. Underneath this rock, Link will find a Korok.A number of treasure chests can be found underneath the water within the Lake and Link can use Magnesis to bring them to the surface. There are five treasure chests in total, containing an Opal gem, a Soldier's Bow, a Soldier's Spear, and two Amber gems.Despite its rather small size, there is quite a variety of wildlife living within the South Nabi Lake. In the water, there are Hyrule Bass, Mighty Carp, Staminoka Bass, and Armored Carp. In the area around the water, Link will find Hot-Footed Frogs, Tireless Frogs, and Sneaky River Snails. Insects and small birds can be found around the lake, including Restless Crickets and Blue Sparrows. There is even a Mountain Goat, located in the area.While there are some enemy ChuChu nearby, at nighttime Link will encounter some Stalkoblins. However, there are two Bokoblin camps adjacent to the South Navi Lake. Just to the southeast there is a large skull with several Bokoblin and Keese found inside. To the east on the higher plateau, Link will find some Red and Blue Bokoblin.
Keh Namut Shrine

The Keh Namut Shrine is a mini-dungeon where Link ventures to utilize the Cryonis Rune for the Sheikah Slate . At the end of the Shrine, Keh Namut will be waiting for the Hero to complete his trial and presents Link with a Spirit Orb. He wishes Link well before fading away. The Keh Namut Shrine is located at the west end of the Great Plateau, west of the River of the Dead and northwest of Mount Hylia. As the shrine is located in a rather cold area, Link should acquire the Warm Doublet, or cook some Spicy Peppers to create Spicy Sautéed Peppers, giving Link some Cold Resistance, and allowing him to travel through the harsher climate. The easiest way to reach the shrine is to head west from the Temple of Time into the colder climate. From there, walk southward to get around the River of the Dead. Then follow the snowy to the northwest until you see the shrine in the distance.

## Cryonis Trial

At the nearby pedestal, please the Sheikah Slate to acquire the Cryonis Rune. This allows Link to create climbable ice pillars from any horizontal or vertical surface of water. Link can create three pillars of ice at a time. If a fourth is created the oldest pillar automatically is destroyed. Pillars, along with other large blocks of ice, can be destroyed by targeting them with Cryonis and pressing A.Use Cryonis on the water to create an ice pillar. Climb up the pillar to reach the higher ledge. Run ahead and use Cryonis underneath the gate to create an ice pillar, lifting the gate.A Guardian Scout I is ahead, which likes to retreat and shoot from a distance. Cryonis can be used to create cover, or use the Perfect Guard technique to deflect its attack. Once the enemy is defeated, look on one of the sides and you'll see a treasure chest on a ledge. Use Cryonis to reach it and open it up to get a Traveler's Spear.Use Cryonis underneath the seesaw platform to reach the upper ledge. Examine the altar at the end of the shrine to meet Keh Namut and collect a Spirit Orb.
Kaam Ya'tak Shrine

The Kaam Ya'tak Shrine is one of the Shrines in the Central Hyrule Region of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Location: Kaam Ya'tak Shrine is located South of the Central Hyrule Tower, just South of Mount Daphnes. Use Magnesis to grab the rock that is chained to the large boulder. Pull it back and release, which will cause the large boulder to smack into the doors, opening the pathway. In the next area, there are some spiked balls. Link can run right pass the first one, but the next four will continuously roll by. Use Magnesis or Stasis to drop the balls and get by.A pair of Guardian Scout IIs await in the next area. Defeat them and open the nearby treasure chest to get an Edge of Duality. Link can shoot the hanging lantern down, or use a fire based weapon to burn all the leaves in the area. This will burn the wooden platform, causing the large boulder to roll down and smash through the next set of doors. Turn the corner and open the treasure chest to get a Knight's Broadsword or Royal Broadsword.Climb the steps and follow the path to find a pair of Guardian Scout IIs. Continue onward and you'll find a rotating platform on the ground. Use Stasis so that you can safely run across without falling down. Run all the way ahead and open the treasure chest to get an Ancient Core.Turn around and you'll find a motion control terminal on the higher ledge. Use motion controls to take control of the large hammer. Smash the small ball, which will in turn hit the large boulder. Repeat this twice so the large boulder breaks the two wooden crates. Then hit it a third time and the large boulder will fall down the hole and smash through the doors.Run ahead and you'll find a floor switch across the gap. There is a lit torch right next to the floor switch. Dip an Arrow into the torch to make a fire arrow and then shoot the leaves that are on the other side of the gate. This will burn the wooden platform, causing a ball to repeatedly fall down into the abyss.The goal is to launch that ball over the gap, onto the rotating platform and through the large doors. In order to do this, Link will need to use Stasis on the rotating platform on the ground. Then right when the ball is falling down, step on the floor switch, creating a ramp and launching the ball over the gap. If done at the right time it will roll across and smash through the doors.In the next area, step on the floor switch to open the gate. Then use Stasis on the object in front of you. Hit it with a weapon until the arrow turns red. When Stasis is release, it will open the large doors up ahead. Before going any further, turn around and you'll find some blocks that can be blown up. Do so and open the treasure chest around the corner to get a Silver Rupee.Run up ahead and stand on the tile to hit the crystal switch, causing the platform to launch Link up ahead. Before going to the altar, be sure to land on the lower platform and open the treasure chest here to get a Diamond gem. Launch yourself up again and speak with Kaam Ya'tak at the altar to get a Spirit Orb.
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Floret Sandbar

The Floret Sandbar is a small island in the middle of the Hylia River in West Necluda, located west of Eagus Bridge. It is the home of a flower maze, grown by Magda. If Link speaks to Magda, or steps on or damages the flowers, she will warn him not to hurt them, initiating the "Watch Out for the Flowers" Shrine Quest. The Floret Sandbar is a small island found in West Necluda. It is on the Hylia River, right at the point where the river splits into two, with one end traveling east in the Nabi Lake, and the other end traveling west, eventually spilling into Lake Hylia.Magda is the lone resident on the island, likely arriving from the Raft located in the water right near where she is standing. As soon as Link speaks with Magda, or if he steps on the flowers, this will trigger the Watch Out for the Flowers‎‎ quest. Link must carefully navigate the flower maze to reach the Hila Rao Shrine‎‎ and complete the quest. The shrine is the focal point of the island and Magda has planted the flowers around the shrine to make it look more lovely.[1]Just west of the island, there is a treasure chest that is in the Hylia River and Link can pull it up with Magnesis. Link will find a Purple Rupee inside.
Bokoblins,moblins,hinoxs

bokoblins bokoblins can be found anywhere especially in these places the Faron Woods, Forest Temple, Hyrule Field, Kakariko Gorge, Cave of Ordeals, and Hyrule Castle moblins can be found in all over Hyrule, although they are most abundant in the Akkala province, specifically in the area just west of the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab all places where hinoxes spawn there hinoxes are side bosses and are found in arenas in on Dee Ess Island and in the Goron Temple they also have forms like blue. The hinox is a sub boss but i prefer hinoxs as a mutation of moblins.
Cliffs of Quince

The Cliffs of Quince are a geographic location found just northwest of the Hateno Tower and east of Fort Hateno. To the north, the Cliffs of Quince overhang the intersection between the Squabble River and the Fir River. The cliffs overlook Fort Hateno to the west, where the numerous inactive Guardians can be seen.At the northwest side of the cliffs, there is a Magnesis puzzle, which results in Link finding a Korok. Additionally, just beneath the overhang to the north, there is a Bokoblin camp down below with Bomb Barrels found in the area. Once the enemies have all been defeated, a treasure chest will appear that contains an Opal gem. The Bokoblins here were cooking a meal and Link can find some Seared Steak.At the peak of the cliffs on the plateau, there is a Stone Talus. He becomes activated after Link steps near the large rock on top of the cliff.At the south and the east parts of the Cliffs, Link will encounter some Horses, some of which are wild, and others which are being used by Bokoblin archers.
Batrea Lake

Batrea Lake is a shallow lake in West Necluda that can be found just east of the Owlan Bridge . Near the center of Batrea Lake sits a giant, hollow stump. Link can find a thin, stone tower at the end of a peninsula which cuts into the Lake. n Bridge, along the Hylia River, and it is surrounded by a small forest. While the water at the Lake is a bit to shallow to support any fish, there are some animals around, including Hot-Footed Frogs, Tireless Frogs, Common Sparrows, and Blue-Winged Herons.At the west side of the Batrea Lake there is a Bokoblin camp with both Red and Blue Bokoblin. There are two treasure chests found here, one on top of the camp containing a Traveler's Bow, and another at the top of the tower that has five Bomb Arrows. This particular camp is a bit unique in that there is no bridge or stairs that lead up to the top of the camp. Instead, the Bokoblin here will shoot Link with Arrows, throw rock, as well explosive Bomb Barrels. It's best to defeat these enemies with arrows from a distance. However, there are three metallic blocks within the lake itself. Link can use Magnesis to bring these blocks closer to the Bokoblin platform, where he can stack them, creating a ladder that Link can climb. Alternatively, Link can first climb up the large tower. It's rather high, so unless Link has Revali's Gale or extra Stamina, he won't be able to climb up by himself. Link can stack up the metallic blocks to reach the top of the tower and then glide over to the Bokoblin platform.
Lanayru Heights

The Lanayru Heights are located just north of the Lanayru Promenade, in the area covered by the Hateno Tower map. The higher elevation gives Link a good look at the Promenade down below, as well as the Rabia Plain to the north. At the top of the heights, there is a large grassy plateau with some wildlife, including some Grassland Fox, Mountain Goats, and a variety of birds. There are several large rocks in a circle, with one right in the center. Properly moving that rock with Stasis results in Link finding a Korok.