Naydra will then curve upwards before reaching the Rabella Wetlands Skyview Tower, heading north past the Cliffs of Quince and straight to Kakariko Village, disappearing into the large East Hill Chasm on the village's east side. Once into the air, the dragon will coast to the southeast along the Lanayru Range and Walnot Mountain before passing by to the east of Hateno Village and down to Kitano Bay, before sweeping to the west, flying south of Ebon Mountain. Naydra can often be spotted emerging from the Naydra Snowfield Chasm just to the west of the Mount Lanayru Skyview Tower. Naydra, the Great Ice Spirit Dragon, can be found patrolling around the great Mount Lanayru, and will make a sweeping loop around the southeastern part of Hyrule, from Kakariko to Hateno, before looping underground. He'll skirt along the north edge of the map on the way back, above the Gleeok Den and circling around the Fire Temple area before cutting down to the east of the Wellspring of Power to reach the chasm back up into Akkala. If you follow him underground, you'll find he takes a nearly identical route back through the Depths, unlike the other two dragons. He'll finally curve around the Thyphlo Ruins Skyview Tower before disappearing into the nearby Drenan Highlands Chasm. You can often spot him appearing from the East Akkala Plains Chasm, directly east of the Ulri Mountain Skyview Tower, before he floats along the coastline towards the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab, and then cuts across west past Skull Lake and continues on the northern slopes of Death Mountain. In addition, both Dinraal and Naydra are surrounded by extreme temperature zones, requiring two pieces of either frost of flame resistance when approaching them.ĭinraal, the Great Fire Spirit Dragon, patrols the skies on the north side of Death Mountain, and coasts along the upper edge of Hyrule past the Akkala Tech Lab all the way to the Thyphlo Ruins in the Great Hyrule Forest. The dragons mainly fly at a height of around 400 meters up into the sky, and with the addition of various Sky Islands and Skyview Towers that can launch you up to over 800 meters, you can use them to glide down from above to reach the dragons, or construct flying machines from Zonai Devices to reach them wherever you may spot them.īe warned - the elemental dragons aren't actively hostile, but they do ward off interlopers by constantly creating elemental orbs that fly alongside them and can damage you if you get too close. The three elemental dragons take about 30 minutes to complete one loop, while the Light Dragon takes around 2 realtime hours to complete a loop of the entire map of Hyrule. In order to find them, you will need to seek out the paths they loop and either wait for them to fly near you, or travel along their paths both above and below ground. Lanayru Mountain, East Necluda, West Necludaĭragons of Tears of the Kingdom do not have a set schedule, and their path cannot be altered by fast traveling, resting, or sleeping until a different time, as they will remain in the same position during loading.
Great Hyrule Forest, Eldin Mountains, Akkala The three original dragons will alternate flying above the sky and floating into the Depths through giant chasms, with the fourth new dragon only found flying high in the sky. There is also the addition of a fourth dragon that is much harder to reach than the others.Įach of the four dragons in Tears of the Kingdom flies around a set area in a loop that you can often spot in the sky as you travel. In Tears of the Kingdom, you will not only be able to use Dragon Parts in cooking recipes to increase effectiveness and the duration of buffs, but also greatly boost your attack power by fusing them to your weapons to give them powerful elemental effects not found elsewhere.
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