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*At the southwest corner of the Snowfield, there are a series of trees with small red arrows next to them. They point to a tree in the middle. Climb up the tree and examine the sparkling lights to get a [[Korok Seed]]. | *At the southwest corner of the Snowfield, there are a series of trees with small red arrows next to them. They point to a tree in the middle. Climb up the tree and examine the sparkling lights to get a [[Korok Seed]]. | ||
*At the east end of the snowfield, there is a collection of [[Rock]]s that are in a diamond shape, with one missing. It can be found just to the northeast on | *At the east end of the snowfield, there is a collection of [[Rock]]s that are in a diamond shape, with one missing. It can be found just to the northeast on the slightly lower level. Use [[Ultrahand]] to grab it and put it in place to get the Korok Seed. | ||
*Just southeast of the [[Otutsum Shrine]], there is an archway. Shoot the balloon that is underneath the archway to get the Korok Seed. | *Just southeast of the [[Otutsum Shrine]], there is an archway. Shoot the balloon that is underneath the archway to get the Korok Seed. | ||
*At the far south end of the snowfield, there is a circular higher platform with a Korok. He wants to be reunited with his friend, who is located all the way on the north side of the snowfield, just northwest of the Otutsum Shrine. Take the pathway to the west to avoid the lynel and reunite the Koroks. | *At the far south end of the snowfield, there is a circular higher platform with a Korok. He wants to be reunited with his friend, who is located all the way on the north side of the snowfield, just northwest of the Otutsum Shrine. Take the pathway to the west to avoid the lynel and reunite the Koroks. |
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Risoka Snowfield is a location found in Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom.
Breath of the Wild
The Risoka Snowfield is a very expansive region at the west end of the Gerudo Highlands. Due to its high elevation, the climate is very cold, requiring Link to wear armor with Cold Resistance, such as the Snowquill Set. Throughout the snowfield there are numerous colder climate enemies as well as tons of hidden treasure that is buried in the snow.
In the overnight hours, it will always be snowing, but it will break out into total sunshine each morning at 6am.
Kema Kosassa Shrine
- Main article: Kema Kosassa Shrine
At the west end of the snowfield, the Kema Kosassa Shrine can be found. It is A Major Test of Strength shrine with the Guardian Scout IV wielding a Guardian Spear++, Guardian Shield++, and an Ancient Battle Axe++. The treasure chest within the shrine contains a Silver Rupee. Link can then speak with Kema Kosassa at the altar to get a Spirit Orb.
Treasure Chests
There are dozens of treasure chests found throughout the Snowfield with a variety of goodies. Below is a listing of all treasure, roughly in geographic order from north to the south.
- Meteor Rod - Near the Statue of the Eighth Heroine, in the circle of Frost Pebblits.
- Sapphire - Northeast of the enemy skull base, next to a Black Lizalfos.
- Royal Bow - Directly east of the enemy skull base, buried in the snow.
- Purple Rupee - Inside the skull base, surrounding by Ice ChuChu.
- Knight's Halberd - Beneath the overhang and just north of the Cooking Pot.
- Radiant Shield - East of the skull base. Near the Bokoblin camp, beneath the overhang, on one of higher ledges.
- Silver Rupee - South of the overhang, buried in the snow need the steep cliffs of the Gerudo Summit.
- Purple Rupee - Southeast of the enemy skull base.
- Sapphire - Further southeast of the enemy skull base, next to a trio of Black Bokoblin.
- Fire Arrows ×5 - Buried in the snow, northeast of the Kema Kosassa Shrine.
- Moonlight Scimitar - Directly east of the Kema Kosassa Shrine.
- Topaz - Directly south of the Kema Kosassa Shrine.
- Purple Rupee - Southeast of the Kema Kosassa Shrine. In between the shrine and the skull base.
- Fire Arrows ×5 - Northwest of the skull base.
- Knight's Claymore - In the skull base, found after defeating the Lizalfos.
- Purple Rupee - Northeast of the skull base, on the lower slope.
- Purple Rupee - Directly east of the skull base, on the bridge.
- Bomb Arrows ×5 - East of the bridge, near some ice blocks and a Blizzrobe.
- Sapphire - Southeast of the skull base, on the lower ledge.
- Silver Rupee - Southwest of the skull base, buried in the snow.
- Royal Bow - Buried in the snow, almost right in between central and southern southern skull bases.
- Fire Arrows ×5 - Northeast of the skull base.
- Golden Bow - In the skull base, after defeating the Bokoblins and Lizalfos.
- Purple Rupee - Just southwest of the skull base.
- Arrows ×5 - South of the skull base, near the edge of the cliff.
Animals
Enemies
Materials
Nearby Korok Seeds
Follow the flower trail from the bottom of the cliff, just to the west.
Solve the block puzzle. The missing piece is on the outcropping directly west, guarded by two black Moblins.
Melt the ice and examine the fairy lights.
Tears of the Kingdom
The Snowfield is a very large, flat area, at the western end of the Gerudo Highlands. It it bitterly cold, requiring Link to have Cold Resistance in order to survive. There are some enemy Blizzrobes in the area, which wield a Sapphire Rod. A dangerous White-Maned Lynel can be found patrolling the center of the Snowfield.
At the southwest end of the Snowfield, there is an enemy camp with some Blue Bokoblin, Black Bokoblin, and a Black Moblin. After defeating the enemies, Link can open a chest that contains a Royal Halberd.
At the west end of the snowfield, there is a heavily guarded enemy structure with Black Bokoblin, an Ice Like, and three Black Moblin. The entrances are blocked off but Link can enter the structure from the top. By pushing a boulder down, it will break part of the structure, revealing where the Moblin are standing by a camp fire. Inside there are two treasure chests, one containing five Bomb Flowers and another with an Ice-Breath Lizal Blade.
Korok Seeds
- At the southwest corner of the Snowfield, there are a series of trees with small red arrows next to them. They point to a tree in the middle. Climb up the tree and examine the sparkling lights to get a Korok Seed.
- At the east end of the snowfield, there is a collection of Rocks that are in a diamond shape, with one missing. It can be found just to the northeast on the slightly lower level. Use Ultrahand to grab it and put it in place to get the Korok Seed.
- Just southeast of the Otutsum Shrine, there is an archway. Shoot the balloon that is underneath the archway to get the Korok Seed.
- At the far south end of the snowfield, there is a circular higher platform with a Korok. He wants to be reunited with his friend, who is located all the way on the north side of the snowfield, just northwest of the Otutsum Shrine. Take the pathway to the west to avoid the lynel and reunite the Koroks.
- At the far north end of the snowfield, just northwest of the Statue of the Eighth Heroine, there is a wooden rack. A large boulder can be found just below. Place the boulder so it is being held up on the rack, to get the Korok Seed.