Opal is a form of material that can be found in various locations throughout Hyrule and the Sky Islands in Zelda: Tears for the Kingdom. Continue reading to find out how to obtain it, how to use it, and what effects it may have.
Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Guide – What is Opal & How to use it
So, if you’re a cunning and thorough adventurer, you’ve probably come across a few difficult-to-reach chests. And these chests will occasionally drop an opal mineral.
Opal |
Min. Recovery | – |
|---|---|---|
| Fuse Attack Power | 1 | |
| Type |
Material Ore |
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| Description | A valuable ore that gives off a mesmerizing iridescence similar to the inside of a seashell. It contains the power of water. | |
This material usage is divided into two categories. You can either sell it or fuse it to a weapon to increase its attack.
If you want to sell them and you’re on Sky Island, you’ll have to wait until you reach the main area before you can start looking for vendors. The first person to whom I could sell it was the Rolling Pastures traveling merchant. She gives 30 Rupees per Opal.
You can also fuse an Opal to any weapon. This will give that weapon a +1 attack buff.
Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Guide – How to find it
Opal, as previously mentioned, can be found in treasure chests. Some monsters drop it as well, and it can be recovered by smashing ore deposits.
- Treasure Chest in Hila Rao Shrine in the Necluda Region
- Treasure Chest in Jee Noh Shrine in the Gerudo Wasteland Region
- Treasure Chest in Ka’o Makagh Shrine in the Lake Hylia Region
- Treasure Chest in Kam Urog Shrine in the Hateno Region
- Treasure Chest in Rucco Maag Shrine in the Lanayru Region
- Treasure Chest in Sheh Rata Shrine in the Lanayru Region
- Treasure Chest in Ta’log Naeg Shrine in the Necluda Region
- Treasure Chest in Tah Muhl Shrine in the Eldin Region
- Treasure Chest in Yah Rin Shrine in the Faron Region
That’s all there is to know about Opal in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
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