In The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, expanding your stamina wheel and heart containers is essential for exploring the vast kingdom of Hyrule. While standard Goddess Statues reside in major settlements, ancient regional statues hold unique side quests and powerful rewards. Finding the Goddess Statue of Power allows players to embark on a memorable quest while upgrading Link's core stats to handle tougher encounters.
Finding the Goddess Statue of Power Location
The Goddess Statue of Power is located in the Akkala region at the Spring of Power. You can find this tranquil spring tucked inside a deep basin situated between North Akkala Valley and the Ordorac Quarry. Teleporting to the Ulri Mountain Skyview Tower and gliding northeast offers the quickest route to reaching the spring.
Upon arriving, you will notice the massive stone statue sitting quietly in the water surrounded by quiet flora. Interacting with it begins a special side quest involving Dinraal, one of the ancient dragons roaming the skies of Hyrule. Players following daily gaming news often highlight this location as a key landmark for completing the broader Mother Goddess Statue questline.
How to Complete the Spring of Power Quest
To receive the statue's blessing, you must offer it a specific material dropped by the fire dragon Dinraal. You need to locate Dinraal as it flies across the Eldin and Akkala skies and strike its claw with an arrow to obtain Dinraal's Claw. Once collected, drop the claw into the water directly in front of the Goddess Statue of Power to fulfill the request.
Offering the claw pleases the statue, restoring part of its ancient strength and rewarding you with a valuable item. Completing this task also contributes directly to restoring the giant Mother Goddess Statue located in the Forgotten Temple. Finishing the entire trio of spring quests grants players a unique historical weapon inspired by past Zelda titles.
Upgrading Your Stats and Preparing Equipment
In addition to its unique quest, the Goddess Statue of Power functions like any traditional Goddess Statue across Hyrule. You can trade four Light of Blessing tokens earned from completing shrines to gain either a new Heart Container or a Stamina Vessel segment. Prioritizing stamina early on helps with climbing high cliffs and gliding longer distances across Akkala.
Upgrading your character's stats makes surviving difficult boss fights and environmental hazards much easier. Paired with armor upgrades from Great Fairies, enhancing your health pool ensures Link can endure high-damage attacks from Silver enemies. Taking time to visit regional statues guarantees a well-rounded build as you venture deeper into the Depths and Sky Islands.
