Dago Chisay Shrine (2024)

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How to beat the Dago Chisay Shrine? ›

This shrine involves making sure that electric circuits are complete. Drop down on the left side and you'll see two green lights. These indicate the electric current. Nearby there is a metal crate and if you place this at the end of the electric current, it will conduct and pass electricity.

At 9:00 PM, the eyes of one of the Statues will begin to glow a purple light. Link can shoot it with an Arrow, which will cause Kam Urog Shrine to rise from the ground. After this, the Shrine Quest will be completed.

The goal here is to use metal objects as conductors to complete the circuits. First, head down and to the left where you'll find a metal barrel. Activate the Magnesis Rune. With the Rune active, move the barrel along the left most glowing circuit until you reach the end of its glow at a small circular pad.

The Easy Way that I know to defeat these Annoying Tests of Strength is to set an electric trap for the Guardian Scout to fall into! All you need to set up this trap is either a Thunderblade or a Great Thunderblade and some metal kindling if you will. The metal kindling can be any metal melee weapon, bow or shield.

When the ball on the row with the exit on the left, you'll need to till the platform so the ball starts rolling left. Just before it falls off the ledge, tilt the platform back up, and it will launch the ball over the gap. Try not to be too jumpy with the platform, otherwise it will launch it way too high.

Here are the ways you can get max hearts in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom: Complete all 152 shrines and interact with Goddess Statues to exchange your Lights of Blessing. Complete main story temples, such as the ones related to the “Regional Phenomena” quest, as they reward one heart each.

The Side Quest, "The Secret Club's Secret", will begin upon his first attempt to get in. Link can learn that the password is "GSC♦" during this Side Quest by eavesdropping on a group of Gerudo in The Noble Canteen. The manager of the Club, Greta, will allow Link to enter with this password.

The Daqo Chisay shrine is located within the Wasteland region, specifically just outside Gerudo Town.

I would agree the Trials are the hardest thing to complete, particularly in Master Mode, but you can make a lot of self-imposed challenges that are harder. Trial of the Sword no contest. I could just barely beat the beginner trials.

However, the most secretive shrine in Zelda: BOTW is Suma Sahma's Shrine. The quest to this shrine begins on Mount Granajh next to South Lomei Labyrinth, where a log left by a previous adventurer resides.

What happens when you do all 120 shrines? ›

If you do manage to find and complete all 120 Shrines in the base BOTW game, you will unlock a final side quest in the Forgotten Temple.

The trick to getting through the Dream Shrine is holding L to spring through the enemies, so you run quickly to keep the floor from collapsing. You can spring around all four sides of the Dream Shrine, and you'll eventually come to two stairways leading up into the middle of the Shrine.

Pick up the Shrine Orb and return to the entrance again. Shoot the crystal to rotate the structure and look just below it – you'll find a small basket-like container. Stand to its left and throw the orb into it, shoot the crystal again and the orb will fall into its plate on the other side of the structure.

If you time the side hop directly you'll be able to hammer the Y button to perform a flurry of attacks. Next comes backflip training, then parrying with your shield, and finally charge attacks. Successfully complete each task and the training enemy will be defeated, leaving behind a 20 Damage-rated Guardian Sword.