How To Find The Fifth Sage In Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
is one of the biggest games of the last five years, and its quest exemplifies some of the best things about it. The game is a masterpiece of game development innovation and reimaginations of classics, so it's no surprise that its quests are as in-depth as they are. While the quest to find the Fifth Sage is complex, it's a story mission that players will not soon forget.
This quest takes place after players have completed the «locations and talked to Zelda after the quest. Once you've gathered all four Sages together, they will mention that one of them is still missing: the Fifth Sage. Talk to Purah, who will start the quest.
When you talk to Purah in Kakariko Village, she mentions »." This refers to the nearby Ring Ruins, which you should have already visited earlier in. To complete this quest, you will need the camera function on your Purah pad, so ensure that this function is operational before you head out.
You technically don't need to complete this quest to finish the Fifth Sage quest, but it will make later steps of the quest much easier.
After talking with Purah, climb the scaffolding in front of her and use the Ascend ability to reach the ring ruin she mentioned. Take a picture of the stone slab inside, then return to Purah and show her what you've found. She and Tauro will then leave the area, heading to the Popla Foothills Skyview Tower, where Tauro can be found inside some nearby ruins.
Inside, he will talk about the ruins and the puzzles they hold. Opening the Zonai chest above him will give you the Charged Shirt, the first piece of the Charged armor set. Put it on, and after talking to Tauro again, he mentions something about the armor set being related to dragons somehow, but he's still determining much else.
It's worth noting that Tauro isn't talking about actual dragons, though you can farm Dragons for parts, but rather the Dracozu Lake and River, which form a large serpent shape.
Follow the river and defeat enemies as you go. On your way,
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