When you start playing Tears of the Kingdom, you will soon find out that you need to balance a lot of materials and items in order to perform certain actions or even successfully complete missions. This mini-economy that is going on in the latest Zelda game will put you on a path of plenty of exploring and scavenging.
Crystallized Charges are an item that has picked up a lot of attention from Zelda players recently. Getting it isn’t impossible but it isn’t too easy as well, as there are a couple of steps you need to take before you can get some Crystallized Charges in your inventory. Read on to find out the quickest way of getting some Crystallized Charges in Tears of the Kingdom.
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How to Get Crystallized Charges in Tears of the Kingdom (TotK)?
Crystallized Charges are one item that is pretty sought after in Tears of Kingdom and the first thing you need to know about it is that it can’t really be farmed. Instead, you will need to farm Zonaite that you will exchange for the charges.
To get Crystallized Charges for yourself you first need to get to the Gatepost Town Ruins, and use the Great Plateau North Chasm south of there to enter the Depths. Once in the Depths, head south to the Great Abandoned Central Mine. There are going to be enemies there that aren’t going to like you so make sure you are ready for the fight with enough weapons and other boosts/heals.
Once you beat the monsters and their boss at the Great Abandoned Central Mine, a Forge Construct will unlock where you are going to be able to trade Zonaite for Crystallized Charges. You will be able to buy different-sized Crystallized Charges over there and you will encounter a limit on how many you can get in one take. After you reach that limit, go away for a while and let the Forge refresh so you can buy some more.
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