Complete walkthrough for the Secret of the Ring Ruins quest in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Find the Charged Armor set and reach Thunderhead Isles.
Walkthrough
- 1Head to Kakariko Village in West Necluda and speak with Chief Paya.
- 2Find the floating ring ruin in front of her. Climb the scaffolding and use Ascend to enter.
- 3Take a picture of the ancient Zonai slab inside the ruin using your Purah Pad Camera.
- 4Return to Paya and Tauro. They will decipher the slab, revealing clues about the Ring Ruins.
- 5Meet Tauro and his researcher friend Calip at the base of Popla Foothills Skyview Tower, southwest of Kakariko Village.
- 6Calip will tell you Tauro has gone to Dracozu Lake. Head southeast from the tower to find the lake.
- 7Approach the lake and look for a glowing entrance opposite a small camp. Enter to find Tauro.
- 8Tauro will give you a cryptic poem: "Wear the electric garb hidden at the long-necked dragons along the wide-mouthed forest serpent."
- 9Open the Zonai chest in the room to find the Charged Shirt. Equip it.
- 10Follow the river south from Tauro's location towards the "tail" of the dragon-shaped lake. Find another glowing entrance.
- 11Smash the rocks blocking the path to find a chest containing the Charged Trousers.
- 12Continue further south along the lake to find another glowing entrance. Slice away the vines to find a chest with the Charged Headdress.
- 13Equip the full Charged Armor Set.
- 14Head to the final glowing room at the end of the lake. Find the offering altar at the back.
- 15Drop a Zonai Charge into the altar's bowl. This will dissipate the thunderstorm clouds above Thunderhead Isles.
- 16Fast travel back to Popla Foothills Skyview Tower.
- 17Use the tower to launch yourself into the air and fly south towards Thunderhead Isles.
Tips
- You will need at least 10 hearts to open a door later in this questline.
- The Charged Armor Set grants a special charged attack when worn during a thunderstorm.
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