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Usazum Shrine (Rauru’s Blessing)

Usazum Shrine has no puzzle but starts closed. Interact with the empty pedestal to begin The Satori Mountain Crystal, defeat the Hinox in Satori Mountain Foothill Cave for the crystal, and carry it back here to open the shrine.

TrialRauru’s Blessing
TypeRauru’s Blessing
RegionCentral Hyrule
LocationHyrule Ridge, at the southeast foot of Satori Mountain
Coordinates-2138, -874, 107
ChestsZonaite Spear (Strong or Mighty, depending on your progress)
Shrine questThe Satori Mountain Crystal
Lightroot belowMuzasu Lightroot

How to find it

The shrine stands northwest of Outskirt Stable at the southeast end of Satori Mountain. Interact with it to start the shrine quest, then follow the beam of light to Satori Mountain Foothill Cave at about -2198, -807, where a Hinox walks its circuit with the crystal. Shoot its eye with arrows and finish it with strong melee hits, then pick up the crystal. The shrine is easy to miss because there are no large green rings around it; gliding west from Hyrule Field Skyview Tower across the Regencia River puts you close. Bomb flowers help against the Hinox. The Muzasu Lightroot lies directly below the shrine in the Depths.

Solution

Set the crystal on the pedestal

Carry the crystal back to the shrine and place it on the pedestal. It grows into the shrine entrance and the quest is complete.

Open the chest

Walk up to the stone chest on the circular platform and open it for a Zonaite Spear (Strong or Mighty, depending on your progress). Drop a weapon first if your melee slots are full.

Take the Light of Blessing

Climb the stairs and touch the altar at the top to collect the Light of Blessing.

The Lightroot below

Directly under this shrine, in the Depths, is the Muzasu Lightroot. Light it from below to reveal that part of the Depths map.

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