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Holding the Sheikah Slate to the [[Guidance Stone]]s at the top of each tower causes the stone to then scan the landscape of the region of Hyrule in which it is located. This data is then condensed and transferred to the Sheikah Slate, allowing Link to view a geographical map of the region at will. After clearing the [[Great Plateau]], the activation of other Towers is entirely optional. | Holding the Sheikah Slate to the [[Guidance Stone]]s at the top of each tower causes the stone to then scan the landscape of the region of Hyrule in which it is located. This data is then condensed and transferred to the Sheikah Slate, allowing Link to view a geographical map of the region at will. After clearing the [[Great Plateau]], the activation of other Towers is entirely optional. | ||
Unlike other climbable surfaces in the game, due to their mesh exterior, Sheikah Towers do not cause Link to slip when climbing them whenever it's raining. This also makes them the only Sheikah-made buildings Link can climb. The different Towers have a variable number of balconies with covering parapets in which Link can rest upon during his climbs up the towers, and some may be covered in thorns or surrounded by [[Malice]]. | |||
==Activation== | ==Activation== | ||