Jon Suan
The massive world of Tears of the Kingdom is filled with all sorts of side quests. From ones that take a lot of time and effort to ones that only take a few minutes. The Blocked Cave side quest is one that is really simple and only takes a bit of time. You just need to fight some rocks with your own rock!
In this guide, we’ll show you where to find the Blocked Cave side quest and how to finish it. So get some weapons ready and bring a few rocks, because we’ll need to clear more rocks!
The Blocked Cave Guide
In the Hebra Mountain region of the map you can find a lot of side quests to do. One of these side quests is the Blocked Cave quest and it’s fairly simple to do.
Here are the steps we’ll take in doing this quest:
- Locate the quest in Rospro Pass and talk to Mazli.
- Break the rocks in the cave by attaching rocks scattered around the area to your weapon.
- Tunnel through the rock cave-in.
- Talk to Mazli again to finish the quest!
In the Northwestern parts of the map is the Hebra Mountains region. In the middle of that region, just south of the Hebra South Summit is where we’ll be going. There you’ll find an NPC called Mazli and you’ll need to talk to him to start the quest.
The quest is actually really simple, all you need to do is clear the rocks from the cave nearby. There’s a lot of other rocks scattered around the place so you can get a weapon and attach those rocks to them. You can then hit the rocks with your rock weapon and clear a path.
Continue breaking the rocks until you reach the other side of the blockage where the cave continues. Once there’s a clear path talk to Mazli again.
He’ll comment on your great work on defeating the cave-in and that will be the quest complete!
That’s how you do the Blocked Cave quest in The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom. This quest was quite simple, if you want more simple quests like this check out our guide on The Ancient City Gorondia quest. That one is quick and simple as well!
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