Among the many changes to Hyrule’s deck The Legend of Zelda: Kingdom’s Tears Mysterious and glowing geoglyph that appeared over vast expanses of the landscape. Hidden somewhere within each of these designs is a small pool of light containing a Dragon tear.
Each teardrop contains a memory from Hyrule’s distant past that brings out stories zeldaAnd RauruAnd SonyaAnd Ganondorf Once you find the tear and interact with it. Finding each teardrop will also reveal a location Master of the sword (maybe well before the main story, depending on the order in which you tackle things) and giving insight into the blood moon.
Searching for all 12 tears is part of the main quest “Tears of the Dragon”. But in order to unlock this quest, you must first find Impa and complete the Impa and the Geoglyphs quest. We’ll walk you through where to find each geolocation, the locations of Dragon’s Tears, and how to start the Dragon’s Tears quest.
Every dragon’s tear site and memory
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There are 11 geographic shapes around the surface of Hyrule and 12 Tears of the Dragon Memories to find – the 12th Dragon’s Tears shape is not associated with a geographic outline and only appears when the other 11 have been found. Geoglyphs depict various shapes, items, and places from Hyrule’s history, linked to the memory each glyph unlocks.
Dragon’s Teardrop #1
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- memory: where am I?
- Coordinates: (-0385, 0200, 0957)
- Dragon’s Tears location: in Rauru’s left eye.
The first juggle you’ll find depicts Rauru. To get there, head to Sinakawak Shrine and New Serenne Stable, then head north. Find an Impa in the field to start the “Impa and the Geoglyphs” quest to locate the Geoglyph and unlock your first memory.
Dragon’s Teardrop #2
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- memory: Unfamiliar world
- Coordinates: (-2550, 1888, 0319)
- Dragon’s Tears location: At the top of the gatehouse in the center of the castle.
The fastest way to get to this geographical location depicting the castle of Rauru and SoniaAnd It is to launch yourself from the Lindor Brow Sky View Tower and head northwest.
Dragon’s Teardrop #3
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- memory: Mineiro Advisor
- Coordinates: (1828, 0737, 0089)
- Dragon’s Tears location: towards the top of the Purah Pad screen.
Head to the Eldin Canyon Skyview Tower or Kadaunar Shrine, then head southeast toward the Lanayru wetlands to find the geoglyph depicting Zelda Purah Pad.
Dragon’s Teardrop #4
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- memory: Gerudo assault
- Coordinates: (0695, -1309, 0053)
- Dragon’s Tears location: In a group of trees along the back of Moldova.
Either Sahasra Slope Skyview Tower or Gutanbac Shrine on Great Sky Island will bring you close to the geographical shape of Moldova. You won’t be able to see the location of the tear from the sky, because trees block your view.
Dragon’s Teardrop #5
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- memory: Loyalty reviews
- Coordinates: (-3178, 1699, 0418)
- Dragon’s Tears location: On a high cliff on Ganondorf’s shoulder.
Geoglyphs depicting Ganondorf kneeling are found in the Gerudo Heights along the northern edge of the Gerodo Desert. It’s about halfway between Gerudo Canyon and the Gerudo Highlands Skyview Towers, so either will get you there.
Dragon’s Teardrop #6
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- memory: Zelda and Sonya
- Coordinates: (-3096, -0077, 0211)
- Dragon’s Tears location: On the right side towards the bottom of Sonya’s hair.
You’ll find the Sonya geoglyph on the western edge of Hyrule Ridge. It’s close to the Gerudo Highlands Skyview Tower, but it’s much easier to get off it Myasyar shrine.
Dragon’s Teardrop #7
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- memory: Sonya was caught up in treason
- Coordinates: (3325, -3566, 0004)
- Dragon’s Tears location: along the northeast edge at the handle of the dagger (technically speaking).
Along the way in southeast Hyrule, you’ll find the Gerudo Peninsula in the shape of the Scimitar and the Geoglyph Gerudo scimitar. The Rabella Wetlands Skyview Tower and Kumamayn Shrine will get you close, but you’ll have a long trek ahead. Bring some Elixir of stamina and food to help you get there.
Dragon’s Tears #8
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- memory: The Demon King is born
- Coordinates: (-1863, 3621, 0236)
- Dragon’s Tears location: In the decoration on Gannon’s cloak near his right elbow.
The Geoglyph depicting Ganondorf’s transformation into Demon King Ganon is found in the far north of the North Tabantha Snowfield – near where you can collect Zelda’s golden horse. Head to Pikida Stonegrove Skyview Tower or Tanenod shrine To arrive there.
Dragon’s Tears #9
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- memory: The vow of the wise
- Coordinates: (4467, -0305, 0074)
- Dragon’s Tears location: along the outer curve of the stone along the northern edge.
Go to Mt Lanero Sky View Tower All the way on the east side of Hyrule or to will be agitated or Mayan shrine In the south of the Lanayru Sky archipelago. You aim for the Ludrum Headland peninsula in the northeast. You will find this geoglyph depicting the secret stone towards the north of the peninsula in the Talus Plateau.
Dragon’s Tears #10
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- memory: King’s duty
- Coordinates: (-0649, -2682, 0068)
- Dragon’s Tears location: In flowers on the left side of the headstone.
Geographically, you will find the tombstone at Sonya on the southwestern shore of Lake Helia. It is difficult to get there from Popla Foothills Skyview Tower, but it is possible. It’s much easier to go back to In-isa Shrine on Great Sky Island and get off from there.
Dragon’s Teardrop #11
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- memory: A master sword in time
- Coordinates: (0892, 2951, 0362)
- Dragon’s Tears location: near the tip of the blade.
The geographical figure in the Al-Din Mountains represents the main sword. It’s east of the Thyphlo Ruins Skyview Tower (and Mayam Shrine is also nearby). The geograph is placed along a rocky outcropping with the tip pointing to the east (which is not the same direction as the image on the map).
Dragon’s Tears #12
- memory: Dragon tears
- Coordinates: (4534, 2143, 0000)
Once you have collected your first 11 Dragon Tears, you will play a cutscene revealing the location of the last Dragon Tears. To make your way to it, head to the Ulri Mountain Skyview Tower, Jochi-iu Shrine, or Gikaku Shine and descend into the center of the spiral-shaped peninsula on Hyrule’s east coast. There will be a twelfth Dragon Teardrop near Gemek Shrine.
attached memory Dragon’s Tears 12: Dragon’s Tears It will reveal the location of the Master Sword. We’ve covered another way to find the Master Sword’s location here.
How to start the main quest “Dragon’s Tears”
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Complete the quest “Impa and the Geoglyphs”
We’ve covered the Dragon Tears locations above, but if you’re just looking to start the quest, here’s how: To start the “Impa and the Geoglyphs” quest, find an Impa in the field northeast of New Serene Stable, which is near Sinaquac Shrine. When you talk to her, she will explain to you a series of geoglyph They appeared around Hyrule and that each contained a file Dragon tear.
Impa wants to see a dragon’s teardrop from above, but her hot hair balloon is broken. After fixing her hot air balloon and taking a quick ride with her – which ends when you discover the first of the dragon’s tears – Impa will ask you to meet her at Forgotten temple.
Head north to the temple – the same location as the Mayausiy shrine – and talk to Impa again.
After that, continue deeper into the Forgotten Temple towards the northeast. You will eventually reach a large round room.
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There is huge floor map Shows the location of 11 geoglyphs. Fall to the ground to trigger the next scene, and Impa will send you to find the remaining tears as part of the “The Dragon’s Tears” quest.
Tips for finding Dragon’s Tears
We cover the specific locations of each geoglyph and dragon’s tears above, but for those of you looking for some helpful tips to simply nudge you in the right direction, keep these pointers in mind.
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Prepare with the best armor, elixir and food
- Since you will be doing a lot of skydiving, it is a good choice Glide Armor Set to get Paragliding The effect of each piece is made. Even better, when you upgrade the entire squad to level 2, you’ll get a boost Impact proof Set the bonus that negates all fall damage.
- Some geoglyphs are located in very hot regions, so prepare plenty of meals and elixirs – or just bring your own snookel And flamebreaker armor sets ( with frogs A set wouldn’t hurt to have either).
Best practices for spotting Dragon’s Tears
- When viewing the glyphs from a distance, focus on the many teardrop-shaped accents on the geographic shape. One – and only one – of them will be filled. This is where you will find Dragon’s Tears.
- It’s a little easier to geophotograph—and locate dragon’s tears—at night.
- Since Link has to be on a solid base to inspect each of the Dragon Tear Pools, the glowing pools will always be on relatively flat ground rather than on a cliff face.
- Except for the final tear, you can find Dragon’s Tears in any order. The final Dragon’s Tears will only appear after you’ve found the other 11.
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