Bring Peace To Hyrule Field – Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom

Help Captain Hoz and his followers clear the Hyrule Field of Monster Forces to restore peace.

Bring Peace to Hyrule Field is part of a much larger quest in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom that involves defeating monsters and bringing peace to various parts of Hyrule. This quest involves helping a group of soldiers take down some monsters in their camps to make the world a better place for its netizens.

In this guide, we will help you acquire this quest and tell you the best way to survive the encounter.

Talk to Hoz near Hyrule Garrison Ruins

There is a total of 6 Bring the Peace quests in Zelda: Totk which are.

To start the Bring Peace to Hyrule Field, make your way to the Hyrule Garrison Ruins south of the Lookout Landing Skyview Tower. You will notice Captain Hoz patrolling this area alongside his small army.

Upon talking to Hoz, this quest will start and will be added to your journal.

Bring Peace to Hyrule quest location in Tears of the Kingdom

Clear the Monster Camp in Hyrule Field

Your sole objective is going to be the complete elimination of all monsters. Make your way straight after conversing with the members, and you will find a large battleground with wooden walls (-0445, -0563, 0027).

You need to fight the monsters waiting inside but be careful. This “Bring Peace to Hyrule” side adventure is one of the earliest in Tears of the Kingdom, as mentioned, so there is a chance you might have a low number of heart containers. You must keep some good food items to heal yourself during the battle.

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We recommend finding and equipping Hylian Shield to make this encounter easier.

During combat, your allies will significantly help you take down the monsters, so the key is to stick together and dodge enemy attacks. There are 5 Bokoblins and a Moblin in the enemy camp near Hyrule Garrison Ruins.

Quest Reward

Once you are done with every beast, you will complete Bring Peace to Hyrule Field and you will earn a Silver Rupees (100 Rupees) in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

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