This stuff will be encountered frequently, so get used to it. There's a chest back here, and some Ganon corruption gunk. Turn around and look behind you towards Vah Medoh's tail. Once the cutscene has played out and you have control of Link properly once again, you'll be aboard Divine Beast Vah Medoh. Inside Divine Beast Vah Medoh: Getting a Map This is absolutely vital for completing the Divine Beast Vah Medoh dungeon - so as the voice of the Rito champion tells you, you'll first need to grab a map from the map room.

Once you get access to the map you'll also be able to make Vah Medoh move its wings, and doing this tilts and twists the whole dungeon, moving objects around. The dungeon layout is quite open, so the challenge is in getting to or activating these terminals rather than opening locked doors and such. You need to activate 5 different terminals scattered around Divine Vah Medoh. Rather than keys and locked doors (as in previous Zelda games), your goal here is simpler. Think of this as the wind dungeon, in finest Zelda tradition. There's still the basic dungeon layout going on here: a series of puzzles to complete and an over-arching theme to the style of the dungeon. In previous Zelda outings this would've been named a dungeon or temple, though this is still pretty different to those concepts in previous games. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Walkthrough - Main Quest: Divine Beast Vah Medoh Dungeon

Next: Death Mountain, Goron City, Fire Resistant Gear and the Abandoned Mine.

Previous: Rito Village and boarding Vah Medoh.

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We think this dungeon might be named after Wind Waker Rito sage Medil, for the record. The view of Hyrule from up here's amazing, and despite the Rito hero's best intentions you find yourself alone. You've made it - it took a ton of flying about in updrafts and some expert bow skills, but you're aboard the gigantic flying divine beast. Divine Beasts are the closest things to typical Zelda dungeons in Breath of the Wild, and Vah Medoh is the easiest - but it still has brain teasers.

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