So this article will guide you on how to find the Dinraal Fire Dragon Location in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom.
Dinraal (Fire Dragon) Location in Zelda TOTK
There are usually 2 Skyview towers around that you can use to lift yourself, look at the sky, and move quickly between the areas. Using Recall on a sky rock on the ground or using your Zonai Device to take flight by building a vehicle will help you get near the dragons.
As the dragon will be dropping scales when hit on specific points on the body, you receive horn and claw fragments on doing so. A new item introduced in the game, ‘Shard Spikes’, can be picked up by you from the backs of the dragons. These make a rather great Fuse combination as they will add significant damage and the eternal power of the dragon to the weapon.
If you can’t find the dragons on the ground and the possible surroundings, then it is likely that they are in the Depths. They often use their chasms around the areas as a part of their route to dive inside and then come out from the other end.
Finally, remember that apart from the Light Dragon, dragons like Farosh, Naydra and Dinraal will expel their elemental beams like the Lightning, Frost, and Fire, respectively. Also, according to their elements, these dragons will have extreme weather conditions. So prepare accordingly.
The location of the fire dragon: Dinraal
As previously mentioned, you will find Dinraal in Hyrule, roaming across the regions of the Deep Akkala and Eldin Mountains. Locating Dinraal might be a bit tricky as Death Mountain blocks visibility for you. So do make sure of the fact that you either circle around it or above it.
If you want Dinraal more quickly, lift yourself to spot this creature. You can take the help of either the Thyphlo Ruins Skyview Tower or the Ulri Mountain Skyview Tower. If you are wondering about the Chasms, consider the East Akkala Plains Chasms near the Akkala Highlands, as Dinraal usually uses them.
That pretty much sums up all that there is to know about Dinraal the Fire Dragon Location in Zelda TOTK
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Last Updated on January 4, 2024
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