Image: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via PolygonĬongratulations on your dapper new (old) threads! The closest lightroot is Worihas Lightroot. Alternatively, there’s the Drenan Highlands Chasm, just west of the Typhlo Ruins Skyview Tower. The nearest chasm is the Hyrule Ridge Chasm, west of Lindor’s Brow Skyview Tower. Unfortunately, the Hebra region has no proper chasm entrance, so make sure you activate lightroots so you can make an easy return for finding other loot in the area later on.
There are two ways to reach this - while the routes are largely straight-shot, neither are particularly close, as you’ll have to run a ton in the Depths to get to the mine. Here, we will provide the directions you need to get there without stopping to pick up the treasure map.įinally, we look for our trousers, which are hidden in the Corvash Canyon Mine ( -3354, 2312, 0812). These are helpful if you’re playing the game without a guide, but no means essential if you just want to beeline it over to the armor. The location of each of these pieces of armor can be found in Old Maps, found in chests across the Sky Islands above Hyrule. Our Tears of the Kingdom Hero Armor guide will help you find all three pieces of the Hero armor set: the Cap of the Hero, Tunic of the Hero, and Trousers of the Hero. You can technically get the Hero Armor in Tears of the Kingdom via amiibo, but if you don’t have any figurines, you can also find it by scouring the Depths. Like many armor sets in Tears of the Kingdom, the Hero Armor has a base attack of 3 defense per piece, which upgrades to a maximum of 20 (total 60 defense) and provides the incredibly handy Attack Up set bonus. If you want to bring Link back to his roots, you need to find the Hero Armor set in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Link has worn many outfits over the years, but no matter the year or the release, it always harkens back to the classic green garb worn back in 1983.
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