These are found in large clumps in many of the caves and wells you can explore in Hyrule, and should always be gathered when found.

Your number one tool should be Brightbloom Seeds.

Since the biggest hurdle is vision, there are a few ways to remedy the low visibility present in the depths: If you need to leave the Depths behind, you can view the map later to spot a yellow flag that marks the last spot you were exploring before you left! Try to focus in on any light sources and use your Paraglider early to avoid smashing into the ground.Įxploring the Depths - How to Create Light In many cases, visibility will be extremely low as you first enter, as much of The Depths is completely dark.

Once you have the means, it’s a good idea to speak to Josha and Robbie at Lookout Landing to gain a Main Quest - Camera Work in the Depths - as it gives you a small primer on how this area works, and even gives you some supplies for your first trip.Īs you enter a chasm by jumping into it, free-fall by tapping R to view the darkened land below after you exit the gloom-lined chasm. For that reason, you should not attempt to dive into one until you have completed the first few Main Quests and activated the first Skyview Tower to gain the Paraglider, as you’ll need to land carefully. These Chasms will be added to your map when discovered, and feature giant pits leading into the bowels of the earth - about the same distance from many of the Sky Islands to the surface. Note that not all Chasms are the same - some are big, some are smaller, and some are locked behind special areas or found in caves that obscure their location when seen from above!

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