Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Depths Map and Lightroot Locations [IGN]

The Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Depths Maps below shows all 120 locations of Lightroots in TOTK. These maps was created using the Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Interactive map here. Each Lightroot, 120 of which can be found on the Surface, is positioned directly under a Shrine on the surface. You don’t need to solve a puzzle or beat a Lightroot, you just need to stand under it to activate it. There are no Shrines in the Depths but these 120 Lightroots act as fast travel points in the Depths similar to Shrines.

Lightroots when visited and activate, can be used to remove the Gloom effect on your hearts but will not restore your life, you must use recipes or elixers to refill your hearts. Here are the best recipes we’ve found. for more on Lightroots, Gloom, enemies in the Depths and a bunch of other cool secrets down below, be sure ot check out our Depths Guide.

Tears of the Kingdom Depths Map and Lightroot Locations

More TOTK Map Links

Here are some helpful filters to aid you in your search. Click on the below links and you will ONLY see one type of map marker.

• See all 135 Armor locations on the map: Armor can seriously boost your stats, and it’s hard to find! Here’s everything you need — including Depths armor!
• See all 152 Shrine locations on the map. Note that we also have a massive Shrine checklist and full guides for each in our TOTK: All Shrine Locations and Solutions page.
• See all 1000 Korok Seed locations on the map: Yes, there are 1000 Koroks now, and we have locations and mini guides for every one.
• See all 151 Cave locations on the map: Looking for Bubbul Gems? Look no further!
• See all 15 Skyview Towers on the map: Uncover your own map by reaching these towers. We’ll show you how.
• See all 15 Stable locations on the map: Horses are important, but so are the side quests stables offer!
• See all 5 Great Fairy locations on the map: Upgrade your armor at a Great Fairy!

Good luck and happy Shrine hunting!

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