The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds Guide Tour of Lorule
Misery Mire Region
Lorule’s Misery Mire region is closely linked to Hyrule’s desert region, and as such, the Sand Rod is required to fully explore this dreary bog. Entering Misery Mire is easy—just use the fissure in the desert’s entry area in Hyrule. Once you’ve arrived at the mire, use the other fissures you find there to visit and explore more of Hyrule’s desert. Use the Sand Rod in the desert to help you reach other fissures that lead to special areas back in Misery Mire. Keep it up and you’ll eventually reach the Desert Palace—a dungeon in Hyrule whose boss is actually battled in Lorule!
Chests (Misery Mire Region)
| Chest (Contents) | Notes |
|---|---|
| Lorule Chest #16 (Gold Rupee) | Found at the end of the Treasure Hunter cave in the entrance to Misery Mire. The Sand Rod and Tornado Rod are required. |
Pieces of Heart (Misery Mire Region)
| Piece of Heart | Notes |
|---|---|
| Piece of Heart #26 | Requires the Sand Rod and bombs. In the desert in Hyrule, you must bomb open a high fissure by throwing a bomb at the fissure from a ledge that requires the Sand Rod to reach. Travel through the fissure to emerge in Lorule, near the piece of heart. |
Lost Maiamais (Misery Mire Region)
| Maiamai | Notes |
|---|---|
| Lost Maiamai #84 | Stuck to the wall right below the Misery Mire weather vane. |
| Lost Maiamai #86 | Underwater in Misery Mire’s southwest corner. |
| Lost Maiamai #99 | Under a large rock in Misery Mire’s entry area, just south of a fissure. |