A dedicated 36-page atlas of Hyrule showing the exact. Collectibles important to the story behind Tears of the Kingdom. Also includes optional challenges, mini-games, unlockables, Easter eggs, and more. Trade these collectibles to Hestu to expand your weapon, bow, or shield inventory space.Īlso called Dragon's Tears. Zonai Dispensers give random Zonai materials if you use Zonai drops on them, which can be obtained from Construct enemies. This green icon indicates that there is a Zonai Dispenser in the area.
They are commonly found inside settlements or villages or near some key areas in the Surface map. Similiar to Caves, Wells are hidden areas in the map that can contain materials, such as ores, and treasure chests. Link can use Ascend to emerge above and exits caves.Ĭaves with checkmarks indicate that the area has already been cleared. Location where a Steward Construct can expand Link's energy capacity by exchanging Crystallized Charges for Energy Wells.Įntry points found at the surface of Hyrule which leads to the Depths.Ĭaves that Link can explore, loot ores and treasure chests, and hunt Bubbulfrogs. This is where Link can upgrade his armor from Great Fairies. Shops where Link can purchase items such as arrows or materials. This is where Link can register and board horses.
It was originally a DLC item in the previous game and can be used to create a fast travel point anywhere. The Travel Medallion makes its return in Tears of the Kingdom. Special locations where you can upgrade Link's Purah Pad. The new towers in Tears of the Kingdom are connected to the Sheikah but they are overrun by monsters.įast travel zones at the Depths which provide illumination. Towers unlock the map content of the region. Mini dungeons testing Link's resourcefulness and strength through puzzles or tests of strength respectively. Hyrule Map Icons and What They Mean Standard Map Icons Icon
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