Zelda: BotW
From Akkala, I head south toward Wetland Stable, traveling through the Lanayru Wetlands, where I encounter and defeat two Hinox. Afterward, I pass through Kakariko Village to visit Cotera, the Great Fairy, to enhance my gear. Feeling more prepared, I spend some time near Dueling Peaks Stable, harvesting swift violets
Zelda: BotW
Leaving Tarrey Town, I followed a lead from a traveler at East Akkala Stable, who mentioned a mysterious spring west of the stable. My search led me to a massive quarry, guarded by three menacing Guardian Skywatchers patrolling the skies. Carefully, Phoenix and I ascended a cliff overlooking the quarry.
Zelda: BotW
Upon reaching the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab, I cautiously approached the entrance, opening the heavy door to find the same malfunctioning machine I’d noticed during a previous visit. As I stepped closer to investigate, I suddenly sensed movement behind me. Spinning around, I saw two figures dressed in the
Zelda: BotW
Past the gate was the entrance to the snowfield leading up the mountain. Guarding the road was none other than a fearsome Lynel. Normally, I’d have avoided such a confrontation, opting for a longer, safer route. But this time was different. Armed with new strength and confidence, I decided
Zelda: BotW
Early the next morning, I went straight to the Hateno Tech Lab. To my surprise, they had already received word from Impa and were prepared for my arrival. What caught me even more off guard was that the director of the lab wasn’t the older assistant I expected—it
Zelda: BotW
The next morning, I approached the guards stationed at what I assumed was Impa’s home. I moved cautiously, unsure how they’d react, but as soon as they spotted my Sheikah Slate, their demeanor shifted. They quickly apologized and stepped aside, allowing me to pass without question. As I
Zelda: BotW
Route: Great Plateau → Outpost Ruins → Proxim Bridge → Dueling Peaks → Dueling Peaks Stable → Blatchery Plain → Fort Hateno → Hateno Village As soon as my feet hit the cobblestone path at the base of the Great Plateau, I felt a sense of overwhelming freedom—tempered by vulnerability. My clothes were tattered, my strength
Zelda: BotW
As I journey to the Hebra mountains, I decide to confront the Hinox on the Digdogg Suspension Bridge. After a hard-fought battle, I defeat the beast, and in the process, discover a hidden shrine tucked beneath the bridge. Motivated by the thrill of discovery, I decide to detour to
Zelda: BotW
To prepare for the desert, I’ll need gear that can protect me from both the extreme heat and the risk of encountering electric-based attacks—especially if I confront the Divine Beast. Rhondson in Tarrey Town should be able to help with desert gear, but before heading back, I
Zelda: BotW
At the lab, the elderly Sheikah scientist confirms my suspicion: my slate is incomplete. However, fully restoring it requires approval from Impa, the elder in Kakariko Village, to ignite their furnace and power their instruments. Since I have no intention of seeking out Impa and being lectured about my so-
Zelda: BotW
I travel to Central Hyrule, sneaking past mechanical Guardians as I attempt to activate Central Tower. These must be the very machines King Rhoam warned me about—corrupted by Ganon and responsible for the destruction of Hyrule Castle. Their relentless pursuit and devastating power make it clear: venturing off the
Zelda: BotW
As I continue my journey, I pass a shrine and a tower similar to those on the Great Plateau, but I do not linger. Eventually, I arrive at Dueling Peaks Stable, where I hear that Hateno Village was largely untouched by the Calamity. Seizing an opportunity for easier travel, I