Miryotanog shrine in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom offers a combat challenge against powerful foes. While the enemies may seem overwhelming at first, you can lure them into traps to deal massive damage to them.
Miryotanog Shrine serves as a checkpoint in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom while you make your way towards Gerudo Town. However, it teaches a valuable lesson about using your surroundings and traps during combat to gain an upper hand in otherwise lost battles.
Miryotanog Shrine Location in Zelda: TotK
Miryotanog Shrine is almost in the middle of the Gerudo Desert. It is to the north of Lightning Temple and west of Gerudo Town.
The exact coordinates for the Miryotanog shrine in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom are (-4682, -3085, 0054).
The Gerudo Desert is extremely hot during the day and freezing cold at night. To survive the harsh conditions, carry appropriate gear, items, and food.
Miryotanog Shrine Walkthrough
Miryotanog Shrine in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is a combat shrine. This means you can’t use your gear items like armor, weapons, shields, and zonai devices in this shrine. The trial presented by the shrine is called Proving Grounds: Lure.
1. Pick up weapons and a bow from the start of the shrine. Go forward and make sure to avoid the lasers in your path.
2. After crossing the lasers, turn left to locate construct enemies. There are five constructs in this area including a Captain Construct.
3. You can approach this fight as you want but we recommend kiting the enemies and then fuse their body parts with your weapons to stand a chance.
4. You can take all the enemies with you to the very start. Stand in the lasers to activate the trap.
5. This will summon three large boulders that will do massive damage to the enemies.
6. Defeat the remaining enemies with arrows. Once all the enemies are defeated, your gear will be returned to you.
7. Enter the now-opened altar room and collect a Captain II Blade from the treasure chest.
8. Interact with Rauru and Sonia’s statutes to complete the trial and earn a Light of Blessing as a reward.
