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Latest revision as of 18:01, June 23, 2023
Yarna Valley is a location in Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom.
Breath of the Wild
The valley is found just southeast of Spectacle Rock and southwest of Mount Hylia on the Great Plateau. When traveling on the main road through the Gerudo Canyon Pass, there is an enemy skull base to the southeast. It contains some Red Bokoblin, Blue Bokoblin, and Black Bokoblin. After defeating all of the enemies, Link can get a treasure chest that contains a Knight's Shield. Just behind the base is entrance to the valley.
The valley is a steady upward slope leading up to higher elevations of the mountain, near Spectacle Rock. The valley wraps back around and heads northward along the side of Spectacle Rock. A bit further there, there is a more gradual include, making for a great way to initially reach the Wasteland Tower. The valley has enemies found throughout, with Electric Chuchu and Lizalfos being the most common. Electric Keese and Stalmoblins will appear in the evening hours. Electric Lizalfos will appear at the higher elevations of the valley.
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Nearby Korok Seeds
Not counting the rock in the middle, each arm of the pinwheel pattern has nine rocks, except for two: the southwest and east ones. Fortunately there are also two spare rocks here. Put them at the end of the spokes to complete the pattern.
Solve the Magnesis block puzzle. Match the design by placing a block in the row to the south.
Tears of the Kingdom
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