Tears of the Kingdom guide
Beyond the main story, Hyrule is full of people who need a hand. Side quests give you rupees, armor, new abilities and some of the game’s best moments. Here is how side content is organized, which quests to do first and where to find more.
Your Adventure Log splits optional content into three tabs. Each one rewards something different.
NPCs often have a second line once the time of day changes or a quest moves on.
Many side adventures begin with the people at Lookout Landing, so check back there often.
Stables are full of travelers who need small favors.
Every quest you have started is listed with hints about where to go next.
Towns change after you finish their regional story, and new side quests open up.
Pin quest locations on your map so you can pick them up while traveling for something else.
Side adventures are longer, story-driven quests with bigger rewards. Side quests are short favors that usually pay rupees or materials.
Camera Work in the Depths, because it unlocks the camera, and Hestu’s Concerns, because more inventory space helps for the rest of the game.
Help Hestu, then trade him Korok Seeds. See our Korok Seed locations guide.
No. You can keep doing side content after the final battle, since the game returns you to before it.
Check back at Lookout Landing, talk to people at stables and in towns, and revisit places after each main quest.
