How To Locate All the Dragons in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
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Dragons are majestic beings, and Dinraal, Farosh, and Naydra return in Tears of the Kingdom. Their scales, horns, and other parts make valuable weapon add ons and components to upgrading your outfit. If you need to track one down quickly, here are tips below on locating them! Note that while primarily flying in the sky, many ascend and descend into the Depths.
Honestly, it is best to gather materials when you pinpoint the Light Dragon during the Recovering the Hero’s Sword main quest as you will be given a precise location. Other than that, this dragon covers much of Hyrule, and odds are you will spot her when diving from the sky islands.
Remeber, these are several ways to find and obtain what you want! If you have other hints or tips, feel free to share it with the community on our Boss Rush Facebook Group or our Boss Rush Discord.
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