The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is a big game and you can easily miss some of the best missions if you don’t know where to look. In the same breath (of the wild), it’s also easy to get really overwhelmed trying to cut through the noise to find the good. That is what we are here to talk about today. To lay down some ground rules, this is all content that falls outside of the four main quests routed throughout Hyrule, so while some of the quests could be called adventure log main quests, save of the game, you still have to try to find them. Here are some of the best side quests worth looking for in Kingdom Tears.
Take the camera
It’s actually a bit annoying that the Camera wasn’t offered to you in the first place, because who wouldn’t love photographing all their adventures across Hyrule? Who would spend hours in the dye shop creating the perfect suit and not want to show it off? If you want to unleash your inner photographer, head to the Lookout Landing in the middle of the map and do the Camera Work in the Depths quest. This quest features Link teaming up with researchers Josha and Robbie to search for Hyrule underground. The mission is short and engaging, but it ends with Robbie unlocking the Camera app for you so you can take all sorts of beautiful photos along the way. Kingdom Tears. Do it early and if you need some guidance, We have you covered!.
Get the ultimate mysterious ability
After Robbie unlocks the Camera for your Purah Pad, you’ll get a new quest called A Mystery in the Depths. As the name implies, you’ll be heading back to Hyrule’s underground for this one, and it’ll require more time and effort than unlocking the camera. Josha will send you back into the Depths to follow a group of statues, each pointing to another, eventually leading to a destination where you’ll unlock the ultimate Ultrahand ability. We won’t reveal what it’s for you, but suffice it to say it will make building a lot simpler going forward. However, expect a boss fight at the end. This isn’t a challenge, but bring some healing supplies and the Depth-down arrow with you.
Create monster diorama
While the Hyrule Compendium gives you a reason to take pictures of the enemies you encounter in Kingdom Tears, There’s also a quest in Tarrey Town called Bizarre Collection that turns your photos into statues for you to organize to your liking. Kilton, someone you will miss Breath of the Wild As a monster enthusiast, ask Link to take pictures of the specific monsters he faces all over Hyrule. After you bring those pictures back, he’ll turn the creatures whose photos you took into statues that can be posed in depth shots. It makes great photos and gives you a reason to fill in the Hyrule Compendium in the process. Just brace yourself for the difficulty spike as the quest continues. You’ll start taking pictures of minor threats, which quickly escalate into some of the game’s deadliest enemies.
Spread the good news
One of the first things I did in Kingdom Tears worked with Lucky Clover Gazette. The newspaper is investigating cases where the prestigious princess can be seen, who disappeared at the start of the game. I was lucky enough to stumble across this 12-part quest on the outskirts of Rito Village, because it’s a pretty thorough tour of Hyrule and requires you to visit 12 stables all over the map. It’s a great framing device for viewing strips on the map and gives you a reason to search temples and Skyview Towers for fast-moving spots. In the end, you’ll get a wonderful egg in rupees, a golden horse, and a suit of armor that will help you climb without slipping in the rain. Plus, you’ll spend hours with Penn, the best reporter in Hyrule.
Democracy doesn’t die when the princess disappears
Yes, Ganondorf is causing catastrophic trouble for the people of Hyrule, but there is still time for local politics. The election of Mayor is one of the standout moments in Hateno Village. The film tells the story of two candidates for the position of mayor of the village, one who represents the youth who is ahead of fashion trends and the current mayor, who is always interested in the community’s agricultural commercial interests. Link ended up communicating with both candidates in a series of missions and found a lot of Hateno’s cultural backbone in the process. While many side quests in Kingdom Tears for you to move around the map and see the sights, the Mayor’s Election is within the boundaries of Hateno Village. It was an intimate reminder that not everything Link faced was a Ganondorf-sized threat.
Lean on me when you’re not strong
Kingdom Tears there are plenty of collectible contests throughout the map between the Korok seed and the temple activation, but a new addition in the sequel is the inclusion of Addison, an avid carpenter advocate who is doing it all. devoted himself to Hudson, who ran a construction company in Hyrule. He’s putting up billboards promoting Hudson’s recovery program, which is trying to rebuild Hyrule after Ganondorf’s destruction sent the world into ruin. There are hardly any signs of being on stable ground, however, and Addison, not wanting to let Hudson belittled by the laws of gravity, is holding them up on his own. But you, as a citizen of integrity, can help these signs stand up too by using the Ultrahand ability on the materials found next to each sign to prop it up so Addison can let go and move on with your life.
They are a silly framework for a fun miniature of Kingdom TearsYour designer presents you with a problem and asks you to figure it out. No parameters, just the tool at your disposal. They’re fun little brain teasers around Hyrule, and who wouldn’t want to help Addison find a new hobby?
Put on a show for Great Fairies
suitable for Zelda Traditionally, the Great Fairies are good friends to have around Link’s corner as you travel around Hyrule. However, the giant magical women have gone into hiding ever since. Breath of the Wild, and they only come back to the surface when they hear their favorite music. During the awakening of the Great Fairies, you’ll also reunite the Stable Trotters, a group of musicians scattered across the map. There are four Great Fairies to find, but you’ll have to guide Stable Trotters members to their lightbulb-like houses, often by using the Ultrahand ability to fix their cars. The rewards are some lovely music and an ally to upgrade your armor. However, keep in mind that to start these quests you will have to complete some Lucky Clover Gazette quests.
