No light? Use a rune! Nintendo via Polygon Picking up the chest will make you unlight your torch, which is why we recommend lighting each torch, so you can relight it. At a certain point, you’ll notice a statue facing right, but there’s a chest behind it. In the next section, you’ll come across several lone statues pointing forward with the next one only a few steps ahead. Follow the statue that is pointing ahead and be sure to light every bird statue you see in case you get lost. As long as you follow the direction of where the birds are facing, you’ll find your path to the shrine.Īs you continue forward from the beginning of the forest, you’ll find a few more pairs of statues. Grab the torch and light the statue.Ĭontinue forward following the direction the birds are facing. Once you make your way into the forest, you’ll see a lone torch and a statue of a bird. HOW TO BEAT THE SHROUDED SHRINE QUEST and find the Ketoh Wawai shrine Nintendo via Polygonĭespite being completely covered in darkness, the Shroud Shrine quest is really easy to conquer. You can figure out the path through the forest with our video or with the screenshots below.

Outside of the few lit torches, Luminous Stones and glowing mushrooms, there is zero light inside this forest. The entrance to The Shrouded Shrine quest in the Typhlo Ruins Nintendo via PolygonĮnter the darkness, and a voice will challenge you to complete the Shrouded Shrine quest. Upon entering the forest, you’ll notice it’s drenched in darkness.

Just north of The Lost Woods is a small forest surrounded by a moat and called the Typhlo Ruins. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild occasionally hides shrines inside locales that you must explore to find the shrine hidden within.

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