The Two Rings: where to line up the shot

Kass wants one arrow to pass through two openings on the same flight. Hitting two rings with separate arrows won’t reveal the shrine. If you want to find the shot yourself, start with the landmark below and stop before opening the first hint.

Start at Jeddo Bridge

Cross the bridge heading north into the Ridgeland region and talk to Kass beside the road. Walk west from him into the stone rings. Look for a ring on a small rise. The bridge you just crossed is your landmark for looking back across the field.

Which way should I face?

Stand behind the opening on the rise and face back toward Jeddo Bridge. Look through the near hole for a second opening farther downhill. If all you can see through the first ring is solid stone, move sideways until you can see daylight through both. Adjust your position before adjusting your aim.

The arrow clears the near ring but falls short

Keep the same pair lined up and raise your aim a little. The arrow drops on the way to the second ring; how much depends on your bow. A successful shot makes Sheem Dagoze Shrine rise from the ground.

Inside Sheem Dagoze: Moving in Parallel

The two floor switches tilt sections of the ramps ahead. Watch one rolling orb at a time: once it clears a tilting section, switch sides to guide its next drop. You need an orb in each socket to open the monk’s gate.

Where is the optional chest?

From the switch platform, glide down between the ramps and look behind the left one for a Great Thunderblade. Use the floor switch below to call the moving platform and ride back up.

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Route references: Zelda Dungeon’s ring alignment and video and Thonky’s shrine walkthrough.