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The Spring of Power Shrine Quest Walkthrough

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The Spring of Power is a Shrine Quest in East Akkala Stable of the Akkala Region in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Here you can find the quest walkthrough, where to start The Spring of Power, and all quest rewards.

List of Contents

How to Start The Spring of Power
Location and Quest Giver
The Spring of Power Walkthrough
Quest Rewards
Adventure Log Entries
Related Guides

How to Start The Spring of Power

The Spring of Power Location

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Quest Giver	Nobo
Location	East Akkala Stable
Region	Akkala

The Spring of Power Walkthrough

Guide Overview

Talk to Nobo

Look for the Goddess Statue

Get a Dinraal's Scale

Head Back to the Goddess Statue

Talk to Nobo

#	Guide
1	Enlarge Talk to Nobo Go to East Akkala Stable and look for Nobo. Talk to her to start the quest.

Look for the Goddess Statue

#	Guide
2	Enlarge Look for the Goddess Statue Check the map and head to the Spring of Power, located west of East Akkala Stable. Pray to the Goddess Statue inside, and it will ask for a Dinraal's Scale

Get a Dinraal's Scale

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3	Enlarge Find Dinraal You can easily find Dinraal on the Tabantha Bridge near Tabantha Bridge Stable. Dinraal usually shows up around that area from 6:00 am to 8:00 am.
4	Enlarge Attack Dinraal's Body Attack Dinraal's body using a bow and arrow. Its scale will fall to the ground after getting hit. Be sure to hit Dinraal in the body and not on the horn or claw, as it will drop a different item.

Head Back to the Goddess Statue

#	Guide
5	Enlarge Head Back to the Statue Head back to the Spring of Power after getting the scale. Go to your inventory and drop the scale in front of the statue to clear the quest.

The Spring of Power Quest Rewards

Tutsuwa Nima Shrine

Complete the shrine quest to unlock the Tutsuwa Nima Shrine.
Tutsuwa Nima Shrine Walkthrough

The Spring of Power Adventure Log Entries

This is a full list of the Adventure Log entries for The Spring of Power.

Entry	Entry Text
Quest Clear	"Offer Dinraal's scale received from the red spirit to the Spring of Power." When you carried out the statue's suggestion and dropped Dinraal's scale into the Spring of Power, an ancient shrine revealed itself. So the sacred relic was indeed Dinraal's scale...

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A Landscape of a Stable	A Song of Storms
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Recital at Warbler's Nest	Secret of the Cedars
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Sign of the Shadow	Stranded on Eventide
Test of Will	The Ancient Rito Song
The Bird in the Mountains	The Ceremonial Song
The Crowned Beast	The Cursed Statue
The Desert Labyrinth	The Eye of the Sandstorm
The Gut Check Challenge	The Lost Pilgrimage
The Perfect Drink	The Serpent's Jaws
The Seven Heroines	The Silent Swordswomen
The Skull's Eye	The Spring of Power
The Spring of Wisdom	The Stolen Heirloom
The Test of Wood	The Three Giant Brothers
The Two Rings	The Undefeated Champ
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Trial of Thunder	Trial on the Cliff
Under a Red Moon	Watch Out for the Flowers

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