How to get the Time Armor set in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

You can also find out more about the following: Time ArmorThe following are some examples of how to use Tears of the Kingdom – The Legend of ZeldaThis is a beautiful throwback. The pieces of this armor don’t have a unique ability, but they pay homage to Link’s outfit in Zelda Ocarina of Time. You can get the set via the Ocarina amiibo, but if you don’t have it, don’t fret, as you can get the whole set without it.

It’s likely that you’ll receive hints on where to find the Time Armor from NPCs or old maps scattered across Hyrule. Similar to the Frostbite Armor, though, if you want to skip the additional steps and get straight to the treasure, this guide explains how to do so quickly — detailing the spots for the Tunic of time, The Time TrousersThen, Cap of Time.

Time Armor chest piece location

A screenshot of the map location of the Hyrule Ridge Chasm in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

The newest version of the Tunic of timeIn the Depths You can get to the location by heading to Hyrule Chasm, which is located at these coordinates. (-2633, 1132, 0176)You can find it northwest of Hyrule Ridge. You can use Lindor’s Brow Skyview TowerGet there

Link steps into the Hyrule Ridge Chasm in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

1. Once down below, you’ll spot the Tikanur LightrootThe coordinates are northeast from where you currently stand (-2529, 1170, -0623). Then, you’ll need to move east.

Link approaches the Tikanur Lightroot in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

2. Thankfully, it’s a fairly simple trip. As long as you’re keeping your gloom resistance in check, all you need to do is continue moving east until you set foot in the Lindor Canyon Mine.

Link sets foot into the Lindor Canyon Mine inside the Depths in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

3. A staircase leads up to the treasure. It is hidden by an open structure.

Link approaches the treasure area inside the mines in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

4. The chest will open at these coordinates (-2003, 1310, -0715)Grab the grab Tunic of timeThis is an armored piece that has 3 defense.

A screenshot of the map location of the Tunic of Time chest in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

In case you’re lost, you can find a screenshot of the map location above. That’s all for this piece.

Time Armor legs piece location

A screenshot of the map location of the Gerudo Summit Chasm in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

The newest version of the Trousers Of TimeIn the Depths If you want to get closer to this spot, head over to Gerudo Summit Chasm (coordinates). (-4204, -0654, 0682)The Gerudo Highlands is located to the northwest. The You can use Gerudo Highlands Skyview TowerIt’s not too late to reach your destination.

Link prepares to dive into the Gerudo Summit Chasm in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

1. After landing, using the map for reference and the Location is to the southeast of chasm. If you use a few brightbloom seeds to light around, or the ever-helpful Miner’s Armor set, you’ll notice some empty ruins.

Link approaches ruins to get to a treasure chest in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

2. Move toward the center of the ruins themselves, and you’ll find the chest at the coordinates (-4181, -0702, -1121)A staircase leads up to an open, uncovered structure.

A screenshot of the map location of the Gerudo Canyon Mine in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

You will receive the following when you open the chest Trousers Of TimeThis is an armor with 3 defense.

Location of Time Armor’s headpiece

The newest version of the Cap of TimeIn the Depths You can get to the location by heading to Hyrule Chasm, which is located at these coordinates. (-2633, 1132, 0176)You can find it northwest of Hyrule Ridge. You can use Lindor’s Brow Skyview TowerGet there

1. When you land, using the map to guide you, it is recommended that the Tikanur LightrootThe coordinates of the icon located to the northeast of the chasm are: (-2529, 1170, -0623).

2. Prepare yourself for a lengthy journey to reach the chest. To kick things off, head southeast of the Tikanur Lightroot, where you’ll notice a long wall that leads to an enemy camp.

A screenshot of the map location of the start of the long root in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

3. The trick here is that there’s a long root that starts at the coordinates (-2426, 1017, -0546)It is an excellent way up to the North.

Link begins to sprint over the root in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

4. You’ll eventually stumble upon a peak that hits the literal ceiling of the Depths. If you pay attention to the map, the branch cuts itself, which means you’re going to have to glide to the other end.

Link climbs over one of the ends of the root in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

5. As you climb, keep looking for surfaces that Link could stand on. As you’re doing this, slowly start turning to the right, using the map as a reference, until the second half of the tree branch is visible.

Link glides over to the second end of the root in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

6. Once you reach the required altitude, drop from the branch. Paragliding, fly to the opposite end.

Link takes a glance at a second root that leads to a wall in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

7. Use the second half of that branch to move north. You’re going to spot a smaller branch to your right shortly after. This will get you to the other side of the wall.

Link stands on a cliff, overlooking a lightroot down below in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

8. Then, continue moving northwest until you come to a cliff. If you look down below, you’ll be able to spot the Kawumoro LightrootIn the distance

A screenshot of the map location of the Kawumoro Lightroot in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

9. The coordinates of the lightroot are: (-3063, 1620, -0687)It should be the second place you visit.

Link stands next to a hill inside the Depths in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

10. Let’s keep moving. To get to the second lightroot, it’s a little easier. From Kawumoro, keep moving northwest — you’re going to start seeing statues, which serve as perfect beacons to stay in the right direction.

Link follows a path of statues that leads to a broken statue and an NPC in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

11. At one point you’re going to see an NPC next to a fallen statue. Beware — they’re not as harmless as they seem.

Link glides over gloom-infested terrain on his way to a lightroot in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

12. Continue forward, staying on the left side. At one point you’ll be able to see the next lightroot in the distance.

Link stands on a cliff, overlooking a lightroot nearby in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

13. There are a few elevations to go through, but since you’re descending, it’ll be much easier this time around.

Link glides over the Corvash Canyon Mine in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

14. Once you’re getting close to the spot, you’ll come across the Corvash Canyon Mine. For now, ignore it and turn on the Worihas LightrootAt the coordinates (-3352, 2384, -0802).

Link climbs over a root to the right side of Worihas Lightroot in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

15. There is a huge root to the right side of Worihas, which we’re going to use to climb over to the other side of the wall.

Link glides to a path next to a wall in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

16. Instead of continuing to move northwest, we’ll go for a tangent and move southwest instead. It will make your navigation much simpler in the long run. Otherwise, you’re going to hit a wall that’s impossible to climb.

A screenshot of the map location indicating Link is heading west of the Corvash Canyon Mine in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

17. The route is linear. Make sure to open your map every now and then to make sure you’re still moving west, and continue forward.

Link stands next to a massive wall that can be climbed using the trees in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

18. You’re bound to stumble upon a tall wall at some point, but you can easily climb your way to the other end.

Link uses his glider to get over a cliff while moving towards a lightroot in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

19. Once there, you’re going to see the lightroot at a distance. Continue to move towards the lightroot. We’re getting closer!

A screenshot of the map location of the So-oaw Lightroot in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

20. Find the coordinates (-4058, 1988, -0674)Then, activate it. So-oaw Lightroot.

A screenshot of a map location of Link, indicating that he’s heading west in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

21. You’ll notice on the map a section northwest with a gap. That’s where we’re heading, cornering it from the left side and up north again.

Link runs towards a wall in the Depths in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

22. There are a few elevations to hop over, but they’re a lot simpler in comparison to what you’ve been through so far.

Link stands before a plateau with an enemy scanner in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

23. Once you’re on the other end, you’ll notice an enemy scanner in the distance. The beacon is a good choice.

Link stands on a cliffside, and a lightroot can be seen at a distance in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

24. As you approach, you will see a lightroot on a nearby plateau.

Link escapes from a Blue-White Frox in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

25. Now, to get to this lightroot, you’re going to come across a Blue-White Frox. You should try to glide as far away as you possibly can from the Blue-White Frox, while moving toward the lightroot. Oh, there’s a Colgera flying around, too, in case you weren’t terrified enough.

Link uses his glider to get to the Nupisoyuat Lightroot in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

26. Once you reach the other side, activate the Nupisoyuat LightrootAt the coordinates (-4539, 2885, -0708).

A screenshot of the map location of the chest, southeast of the lightroot in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

27. Now that we have access to the area’s map, take a look at the breach located southeast from your current location. It’s covered by orange-colored structures, and that’s where we’re heading next.

Link stands over a wall that leads to a massive root in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

28. After walking for a bit, you’ll notice that the map is indicating that there is lava surrounding the area.

Link stands on top of a massive root in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

29. You can get to the top by climbing over the wall that is right in front of the area. Then, use the long root you see on the map to make your way slowly up.

Link keeps making his way over the root, passing over the Sturnida Lavafalls in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

30. You will reach the Sturnida Lavafalls by following this route. You can then follow this root as your primary path.

Link glides over some tall structures that have Poe on them in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

31. When you’re getting close to the lava, you’ll spot a few structures with PoePickups are a good idea. They are a lot of them. It is atop the tallest tower.

Link opens the Cap of Time chest in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

32. Keep in mind that since the lava is super close, you’ll suffer damage from high temperatures here. Equip the Flamebreaker Armor if you possess it. Grab the armor and run away if you don’t have it.