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Revision as of 03:30, 16 May 2023
The Royal Hidden Passage is a location in Tears of the Kingdom.[1]
Features and Overview
The Royal Hidden Passage is a series of tunnels and underground structures that lead from Hyrule Castle to the Emergency Shelter. It can be accessed via hatches located in the Observation Room and near the Guards' Chamber. Alternatively, the Passage can be accessed through the Emergency Shelter once Who Goes There? becomes available.
A large cavern holds a Stalnox hidden beneath a pile of rocks. In the same area's Water-filled portion, a tunnel to the north leads to Hyrule Castle, while a tunnel to the south leads to the Emergency Shelter and Horned Statue.
Numerous Ore Deposits and Luminous Stone Deposits can be found throughout the Passage. A Stone Tablet beneath the Observation Room entrance explains the origins of Hyrule Castle.[2]
Materials
Minor Enemies
Nomenclature
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Gallery
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Tunnel fork hidden beneath breakable Rocks
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Cavern containing the Stalnox
References
- ↑ "Royal Hidden Passage" — Map (Tears of the Kingdom)
- ↑ "Deep beneath this land, our mighty first ruler imprisoned the Demon King.
To ensure the king's magic would hold, we erected a castle here to protect this sacred site.
Without the castle in place, the site may be disturbed, allowing the Demon King's hatred and rage to be revived.
The preservation of this castle is therefore tied to the prosperity of the kingdom.
May it watch over an eternal peace." — Stone Tablet (Tears of the Kingdom)