All dragon locations in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

All dragon locations in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom . The majestic dragons of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom trace routes through Hyrule , even underground, which you can follow to discover their hiding places. Whether you're looking for the new Dragon of Light or the other three, Faren, Elden, and Nayen, each has a preset path that you can track and mark, then engage them in battle. In the next section, we will explore in detail all Dragons locations in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom , as well as we will also provide you with relevant information about each individual dragon.

All dragon locations in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom features the presence of four powerful dragons whose impressive routes are marked on the attached map. These magnificent beings are:

• Dragon of Light (entire Kingdom of Hyrule/Sky)
• Elden – Fire Dragon (Eldin and Akkala regions)
• Nayen – Frost Dragon (Necluda and Lanayru regions)
• The Danger – Lightning Dragon (Gerudo and Faron Regions)

You may have noticed that certain parts of the Dragestines are blurry; well, that's where they enter the depths, the most dangerous area in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom. They venture into certain canyons and emerge from others, but you can still find them moving along the underground route! The only one that doesn't do this at all is the Light Dragon, which moves exclusively above the ground, higher than any of the others.

In addition , there are no fixed times when dragons appear at specific points on your route . While they don't disappear and will always find themselves somewhere along that path, unlike Breath of the Wild, their paths aren't perfectly synchronized with the 24-hour clock, so you can't predict their exact location.

Where to find dragons in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

• Dragon of Light (entire Kingdom of Hyrule/Sky)

The Light Dragon, a recent addition to the dragon family, differs from the others in that it does not seek to harm Link when it approaches. . This majestic dragon follows an intricate course through the skies of Hyrule, mostly requiring the use of the Watchtowers in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom to reach it or fast traveling to a Sky Realm shrine and jumping onto it from that perch.

• Elden – Fire Dragon (Eldin and Akkala regions)

Elden, a magnificent fire dragon, follows a path that leads him from the abyss on the eastern plains of Akkala. , meanders north of Death Mountain and around the northern edge of the map before descending into the gorge of the Drenan Highlands west of the Lost Woods. The path more or less follows a straight line through the depths until it reaches back to Akkala.

The fire shoots out fireballs when you get close, heating the air around him. . This means that you have to prepare potions or wear a Flame Guard armor from the city of Goron, or simply be agile enough to avoid being consumed by the flames.

• Nayen – Frost Dragon (Necluda and Lanayru regions)

Nayen, the majestic ice dragon, can be seen quite often , as it follows a wide route that brings it closer to the cities of Kakariko and Hateno . It begins its journey from Lanayru Snow Chasm at the summit of Mount Lanayru, then heads south, around Necluda and up towards Kakariko, ending its journey at East Hill Chasm before returning to its starting point from the depths.

The Nayen fills the air with its icy breath, sending out projectiles of ice at those who approach. . In Zelda, knowing how to withstand the cold is important in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom, so make sure you bundle up properly if you want to face it in subsequent encounters.

• The Danger – Lightning Dragon (Gerudo and Faron Regions)

The danger, the imposing lightning dragon, is the one that is likely to be seen less often , as your route takes you away from most major settlements. It comes from the Abyss east of Gerudo , in the middle of the desert, before heading north, through the Canyon and flying over Lake Hylia, before descending majestically through the foot of the Baumer Abyss.

The father fires lightning at those who approach, his presence enveloping the air in a constant storm. . Be sure to put down all your metal weapons immediately before approaching or you'll be in for a nasty shock.

How to get to Dragons in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

The only way to get close to the majestic dragons is by using one of the iconic watchtowers in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom, from which you can launch yourself into the air to glide up to them. , or use vehicles and climb tall structures to jump on their impressive backs. Usually when you get close, wind currents are generated, making it easy to glide around them.

While some of them will try to throw projectiles at you to take you down, as previously mentioned, it's still completely doable. Now let's talk about the reasons why you want to do this.

Dragon Rewards in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

When you meet a dragon, by shooting it with an arrow, you extract a part of itself, which becomes a reward. The nature of the reward varies depending on how much you manage to hit with your shot (although you have to dive into the ground to pick it up when it lands).

• Body: Scale (dragon)
• Mouth: Fragment of Fang (of Dragon)
• Horn: (dragon)
• Feet/hands: (dragon) claw

Each encounter with a dragon allows you to take down a single tile: once the first arrow hits, you won't be able to use any more. We're not sure how long it takes to wait before you can get a new chip, but in-game it's at least twenty-four hours.

On the back of each dragon you will also find fragments of the dragon's spikes , small resources that you can collect in large quantities. It's worth doing, as they are excellent fusion materials for your weapons and don't count as the "one per encounter" materials mentioned above.

Materials obtained from dragons have various uses, including fusions and potions, but their best use is for the various armor upgrades in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom. . To improve the clothes you wear, you must search for and collect the materials you get from the dragons. , as many of the armor upgrades require them.