Pick up the Zonai capsules in the corner that have rockets and hydrants in them. Take out the construct straight ahead and hit the yellow switch to create an elevator, so you can now easily move between the lower floors and this floor. Go to the minecart you rode to the second lock, but instead of riding it back to the other side, hit the switch with Yunobo to go up a floor, arriving at a workshop-like area with multiple carts and tracks: Image: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via Polygon Defeat the construct and hit the gong with Yunobo. Use Yunobo to break the marbled rock in the lava and activate Recall on the stone plates that are drifting down the lava bank. Now ride the minecart on the left, and hit the switch so that the track goes straight.
Ride the minecart back to the platform you hit the switch from. Ride forward and defeat the construct to get a chest with 10 arrows inside. You’ll hit another gate, so hit this switch to rotate the tracks and lift the barrier. Ride forward, making sure Yunobo hits the round track swapper in front, so that the cart goes right instead of left: Image: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via Polygon Ride the cart until the end and hit the nearby mechanism to flip the cart around instantly: Graphic: Julia Lee/Polygon | Source images: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via Polygon Stop the cart at this corner if you want to grab a chest with 10 arrows inside: Image: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via Polygon If a construct appears on the track to your right, take it out with Yunobo. If your cart vanished, you can grab another one in the same room, nearby where you picked up the hydrant from the first lock. Hit the yellow switch to raise the blockade, allowing your cart through.
Head back to your minecart after you’re done.
Note that there will be constructs waiting for you up top, so be ready to fight. Grab the Zonai hydrant capsules on the right and hit the gong with Yunobo to activate the first lock.īacktrack to the room you left your minecart in and climb up this wall for an optional chest with a diamond inside: Graphic: Julia Lee/Polygon | Source images: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via Polygon Use the hydrant to make rock slabs and use Ultrahand to connect the slabs to create a ramp for Yunobo like this: Image: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via Polygon Take out the fire like to get a strong Zonaite shield from a chest. Continue on the path to see a fire like and a breakable rock clogging up an entrance. As you approach this switch, fire Yunobo into it to change the direction of the tracks: Image: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via PolygonĪfter the tracks stops you, hop out of the minecart, grab a hydrant, and head left. Hop on the cart and hit the fan to make it move. You do not have to do them in this order, but we strongly recommend doing them in this order, since this temple is more linear.įrom the main corridor, head south and cross the lava using the floating platforms and the hydrant (the same way you used the hydrant to reach the Fire Temple).
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From here, you’ll need to ride the minecarts around the temple and use Yunobo’s ability to hit gongs to unlock the latches.īelow, we list out how to unlock all five of the Fire Temple’s locks. A teleport point will also open up for you. On the right, there’s a chest with 10 arrows inside.Īfter you interact with the altar in the center of the temple, you’ll notice five locks preventing you from moving on. On the left, there’s a room with metal weapons for you to use. As you head straight in, there’ll be small rooms on both sides. The Fire Temple Entrance requires diving into Death Mountain and navigating through the Depths.Īs you approach the temple, talk to Yunobo and use his ability to break down the rock blocking the entrance. That involves a minecart ride up Death Mountain and a boss fight. Registered 501(c)(3) (EIN: 43-1964186) created to improve and support Fire Mountain Scout Camp.To get to the Fire Temple on Death Mountain, you first must travel to Goron City and complete the “ Yunobo of the Goron” quest. The Fire Mountain Staff Alumni Association is a This site is produced by the Fire Mountain Staff Alumni Association in cooperation with the Mount Baker Council, Boy Scouts of America. Stock up on all of your favorite Fire Mountain gear! Learn about the FMSAA and how you can get involved, giving back to a camp that gave so much to us.Ĭreated to recognize those who have consistently gone above and beyond in service to camp. Ready for a new adventure? Learn about joining the Fire Mountain Staff family. See what makes Fire Mountain a great place to visit. Learn about the history of this amazing place.
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