Zora's Domain (Breath of the Wild)
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"This Zora settlement was established over 10,000 years ago when the Zora went in search of a fresh water source. The land is rife with other natural resources as well, including mineral deposits. Zora's Domain features a massive fish-shaped monument at its heart. Water bubbles up below and it runs through the village via beautifully crafted walkways. The settlement is a sight to behold, appearing to have been crafted from a single stone."
Zora's Domain is a location found in Breath of the Wild, Age of Calamity and Tears of the Kingdom.
Situated in the Lanayru province once more, but more elaborate in design than in previous renditions, it is surrounded by mountains and is risen above Ruto Lake.
Breath of the Wild
Zora's Domain is ruled by King Dorephan, and is troubled by Divine Beast Vah Ruta, as it is causing mass flooding of the East Reservoir Lake, south-east of the Domain, which threatens to burst and destroy everything in the water's path.
A statue of Mipha, Dorephan's late daughter, stands in a prominent position at the end of the bridge into the Domain. A Goddess Statue is in front of the Zora throne room.
Nearby Side Quests
- Diving is Beauty!
- Lynel Safari
- Frog Catching
- The Giant of Ralis Pond
- Luminous Stone Gathering
- A Wife Washed Away
- Zora Stone Monuments
Nearby Shrine Quests
- The Ceremonial Song revealing Dagah Keek Shrine
Nearby Shrines
Nearby Korok Seeds
Examine the fairy lights in the 'spout' of the fish statue on top of Zora's Domain. You can't climb there directly, you'll have to glide from somewhere even higher.
Examine the fairy lights in the tail fin of the fish statue on top of Zora's Domain. It is almost as high as you can possibly go.
Age of Calamity
Scenarios
- Chapter 2
Tears of the Kingdom
- Main article: Zora's Domain (Tears of the Kingdom)
Zora's Domain is badly afflicted by sludge falling from The Sky above, poisoning many of the Zora.
The statue of Mipha has been moved to Mipha Point on Ploymus Mountain, and replaced by The Turning Tide, a statue of Sidon and Link during the quest to reclaim the Divine Beast Vah Ruta.