Fort Hateno
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Fort Hateno is a location in Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom.
Breath of the Wild
Fort Hateno is the location of the last stand during the Great Calamity. It is here where Link and a group of fellow warriors fought off numerous Guardians before Princess Zelda awoke her true power and defeated all the remaining Guardians in the area. However, it is where Link gave his life, although his life was saved when he was transported to the Shrine of Resurrection.[1][2]
The battle and subsequent victory at Fort Hateno helped preserve most of East Necluda and is why Hateno Village was left rather untouched during the Calamity.[3]
A man named Garill patrols the fort day and night and he tells people who pass by the story of what happened at Fort Hateno. He hopes to pass down his knowledge of the battle so that future generations understand the sacrifices the soldiers had made before them.[4]
On the east side of the fort and all the way to the north, against the wall, there is a cracked boulder that can be blown up with a Bomb. Behind the wall there is a pair of treasure chests that contain an Emblazoned Shield and an Opal gem. Another treasure chest can be found sitting on top of the Zonai Tower nearby and it contains an Iron Sledgehammer. A fourth treasure chest is located way up on top of the cliff just north and east of the fort. It is located right behind a cracked wall that can be blown up with a bomb.
On top of the fort, there is a pinwheel. When Link stands near it, there are two acorns that are tossed about to the east. Link can shoot both of them with an arrow to get a Korok Seed. At the north end of the fort just to the east, there is a metal door on the floor. Link can move it out of the way with Magnesis and lift the rock to find another Korok.
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Climb up the gateway and stand next to the pinwheel. Shoot the flying acorns.
Pick up the rock under the metal door.
Tears of the Kingdom
Fort Hateno can be found along the main path that leads from Kakariko Village or the Dueling Peaks Stable, towards Hateno Village. The fort is filled with enemies, including some Blue Bokoblin, Black Bokoblin, and a Blue Moblin.
At the east side of the fort, to the north, there is a large tower that Link can climb up. A chest can be found at the top of the tower that has a Shield of the Mind's Eye.
Bring Peace to Necluda!
- Main article: Bring Peace to Necluda!
After completing the Bring Peace to Hyrule Field! quest in Hyrule Field, this will open the Bring Peace to Necluda! quest. Captain Hoz and his squad will appear just west of the Fort, ready to battle the monsters here. Link can join in the battle and will be rewarded with a Silver Rupee for completing the quest.
Fort Hateno Cave
- Main article: Fort Hateno Cave
The Fort Hateno Cave can be found just northwest of Fort Hateno, easily found by the large skull structure at the entrance. The cave itself has a few Horriblin and a Rock Like, which a single chest that contains a Eightfold-Blade Halberd.
Korok Seeds
- On top of the fort, near the main passage, lift the rock to get the Korok Seed.
- Just to the east of the fort, there is a cabin. Link can climb the chimney and examine the sparkling lights to get a Korok Seed.
- Directly north of Fort Hateno, beyond the Fort Hateno Cave, there is a three-prong pedestal. Grab the rock that is just down the hill, closer to the waterfall and place it on the pedestal to get the Korok Seed.
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- ↑ So 100 years ago, we had these special warriors called Champions. The warrior who fought here was supposedly one of them. I heard the others all died in the big fight. The warrior, though... Some say he gave his life here too. But others think he went into a deep sleep to prepare to fight another day. Which would mean he's still alive, right? I wonder if I'll still be around when he wakes up. I'd love to meet the guy. - Garill
- ↑ The more I see of this place, the more it hits me just how hard the old tragedy struck here. But even knowing that, seeing so many Guardians... It boggles the mind. That warrior must have been some threat to the forces of darkness, huh? - Garill
- ↑ Almost hard to believe they managed to hold back a whole horde of Guardians here. If not for Fort Hateno and the warrior, there'd be no such place as Hateno Village anymore. - Garill
- ↑ The warrior and his soldiers at Fort Hateno risked their lives to protect the world. I wasn't there at the time, but I'm alive now because of them, and I've got to make sure future generations know it! - Garill