Deya Village Ruins

This article is about the location in its ruined state. For the original location, see Deya Village.

The Deya Village Ruins are a recurring location in The Legend of Zelda series.

Names in the American English canon

Name	Deya Village Ruins
Appearance(s)	Breath of the Wild^[1] Tears of the Kingdom^[2]

Names in the American English canon
Name	Appearance(s)
Deya Village Ruins	Breath of the Wild^[1] Tears of the Kingdom^[2]

For terminology in other regions, see § Nomenclature below.

Features and Overview

Breath of the Wild

Princess Zelda's Voice Memories

Village in the Lake

Deya Lake is artificially created. It is said that long, long ago there was a great drought that threatened to dry up Lake Hylia, so Deya Lake was created as a reservoir, just in case. The name Deya stems from the name of the village that the lake has flooded.

Related Quests

		EX Treasure: Dark Armor
		Side Quest
		Misko's EX Journal 2		Deya Village Ruins

Side Quest
EX Treasure: Dark Armor
Misko's EX Journal 2	Deya Village Ruins

		EX Treasure: Garb of Winds
		Side Quest
		Misko's EX Journal 2		Deya Village Ruins

Side Quest
EX Treasure: Garb of Winds
Misko's EX Journal 2	Deya Village Ruins

		EX Treasure: Merchant Hood
		Side Quest
		Misko's EX Journal 2		Deya Village Ruins

Side Quest
EX Treasure: Merchant Hood
Misko's EX Journal 2	Deya Village Ruins

		EX Treasure: Usurper King
		Side Quest
		Misko's EX Journal 2		Deya Village Ruins

Side Quest
EX Treasure: Usurper King
Misko's EX Journal 2	Deya Village Ruins

		EX Treasure: Dark Armor
		Side Quest
		Misko's EX Journal 2		Deya Village Ruins

Side Quest
EX Treasure: Dark Armor
Misko's EX Journal 2	Deya Village Ruins

		EX Treasure: Garb of Winds
		Side Quest
		Misko's EX Journal 2		Deya Village Ruins

Side Quest
EX Treasure: Garb of Winds
Misko's EX Journal 2	Deya Village Ruins

		EX Treasure: Merchant Hood
		Side Quest
		Misko's EX Journal 2		Deya Village Ruins

Side Quest
EX Treasure: Merchant Hood
Misko's EX Journal 2	Deya Village Ruins

		EX Treasure: Usurper King
		Side Quest
		Misko's EX Journal 2		Deya Village Ruins

Side Quest
EX Treasure: Usurper King
Misko's EX Journal 2	Deya Village Ruins

The Deya Village Ruins are the half-sunken remains of Deya Village, a village that once existed in West Necluda. They are found in the northern portion of Deya Lake, and they are bordered by the Hills of Baumer to the north and west. The Deya Village Ruins are set mostly on marshland, with little vegetation remaining. A Monster Stronghold can be found among the Ruined Houses along the hill to the south. A Barrel containing a Chuchu can be found inside a Ruined House. Several Busted Wagons litter the Deya Village Ruins, which can be searched for Materials.

A Stone Talus rests in the northern section of the Deya Village Ruins. In The Champions' Ballad Downloadable Content pack, Misko's EX Journal 2 can be found under a collapsed roof in one of the easternmost Ruined House. The Journal contains the locations for six priceless relics stolen from Hyrule Castle by Misko.^[3] The relics are linked to four Side Quests: "EX Treasure: Merchant Hood", "EX Treasure: Garb of Winds", "EX Treasure: Usurper King", and "EX Treasure: Dark Armor". When set as Link's objective, all four Side Quests will mark the Journal's location on the Sheikah Slate's Map until Link reads the relevant page of the Journal.

Areas

Creatures

Enemies

Normal

Master Mode

Sub-Bosses

Stone Talus

Equipment

Korok Seeds

Parts of this section are derived from the following location(s): Deya Village Ruins Well.

Korok	File:BotW Deya Village Ruins Korok.png
Type	Rock in the Open
Notes	Inside of a hollow Tree trunk in the southwestern Ruins
Korok
Type	N/A
Notes	Appears when the attached Iron is moved into the Deya Village Ruins Well with Magnesis

Korok	Type	Notes
File:BotW Deya Village Ruins Korok.png	Rock in the Open	Inside of a hollow Tree trunk in the southwestern Ruins
	N/A	Appears when the attached Iron is moved into the Deya Village Ruins Well with Magnesis

Materials

Treasure Chests

Parts of this section are derived from the following location(s): Hills of Baumer Well.

Treasure Chest	Stone Chest
Contents	Opal
Notes	North side of the Deya Village Ruins Beneath a Stone Slab that can be moved with Stasis or Cryonis
Treasure Chest	Metal Chest
Contents	Eightfold Blade
Notes	Inside of an unnamed Well in the center of the Ruins Embedded in the ground
Treasure Chest	Stone Chest
Contents	Purple Rupee
Notes	On the northeastern shore of Deya Lake Beneath a Stone Slab that can be moved with Stasis
Treasure Chest	Stone Chest
Contents	Arrow x10
Notes	Beneath a pile of Boulders in a southern House
Treasure Chest	Metal Chest
Contents	Phrenic Bow
Notes	Inside a Ruined House on the island in the middle of Deya Lake
Treasure Chest	Stone Chest
Contents	Purple Rupee
Notes	Inside of an unnamed Well on the west side of Deya Lake Hidden behind two Boulders
Treasure Chest	Metal Chest
Contents	Opal
Notes	Inside of the Hills of Baumer Well Embedded in the ground

Treasure Chest	Contents	Notes
Stone Chest	Opal	North side of the Deya Village Ruins Beneath a Stone Slab that can be moved with Stasis or Cryonis
Metal Chest	Eightfold Blade	Inside of an unnamed Well in the center of the Ruins Embedded in the ground
Stone Chest	Purple Rupee	On the northeastern shore of Deya Lake Beneath a Stone Slab that can be moved with Stasis
Stone Chest	Arrow x10	Beneath a pile of Boulders in a southern House
Metal Chest	Phrenic Bow	Inside a Ruined House on the island in the middle of Deya Lake
Stone Chest	Purple Rupee	Inside of an unnamed Well on the west side of Deya Lake Hidden behind two Boulders
Metal Chest	Opal	Inside of the Hills of Baumer Well Embedded in the ground

Tears of the Kingdom

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Areas

Nomenclature

The name of the Deya Village Ruins is derived from Deya Lake's name. In Japanese, Deya Lake is named アデヤ湖 (Adeya KoAdeya Lake), which is a pun on the Japanese name for the blueface angelfish, アデヤッコ (Adeyakko).

Names in Other Regions
Language	Names	Meanings
Japan Japanese	アデヤ村跡 (Adeya Mura Ato) ^{(BotWBreath of the Wild)} アデヤ村跡(むらあと) (Adeya Mura Ato) ^{(TotKTears of the Kingdom)}	Adeya Village Ruins
The People's Republic of China Chinese^SISimplified	阿德亚村遗迹 (Ādéyà cūn yíjì) ^{(TotKTears of the Kingdom)}
The Republic of ChinaThe Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of ChinaThe Macao Special Administrative Region of China Chinese^{TRTraditional}	阿德亞村遺跡 (Ādéyà cūn yíjì) ^{(TotKTears of the Kingdom)}
The Kingdom of the Netherlands Dutch	Deya ^{(BotWBreath of the Wild)}^[4]
Canada French^CACanadian	Ruines du village d'Adeya ^{(TotKTears of the Kingdom)}
The French Republic French^EUEuropean	Ruines du village d'Adeya ^{(TotKTears of the Kingdom)}
The Federal Republic of Germany German	Adeya-Dorfruinen ^{(BotWBreath of the Wild)}^[5] Adeya ^{(TotKTears of the Kingdom)}	Same as English.
The Italian Republic Italian	Rovine di Adeya ^{(TotKTears of the Kingdom)}
The Republic of Korea Korean	아데야 마을 옛터 ^{(TotKTears of the Kingdom)}
Latin America Spanish^{LALatin American}	Aldea Adenya ^{(BotWBreath of the Wild)}^[6]	Adenya Village
The Kingdom of Spain Spanish^EUEuropean	Aldea Adenya ^{(TotKTears of the Kingdom)}
This table was generated from Zelda Wiki's translation data.

References

↑ Deya Village Ruins — Map (Breath of the Wild)
↑ Deya Village Ruins — Map (Tears of the Kingdom)
↑ I hid the six priceless relics I stole from Hyrule Castle in treasure chests... I shall write down their locations. -Misko — Misko's EX Journal 2 (Breath of the Wild)
↑ Deya — Map (Breath of the Wild)
↑ Adeya-Dorfruinen — Map (Breath of the Wild)
↑ Aldea Adenya — Map (Breath of the Wild)

[BotW_Map-1] Deya Village Ruins — Map (Breath of the Wild)

[TotK_Map-2] Deya Village Ruins — Map (Tears of the Kingdom)

[Misko's_EX_Journal_2-3] I hid the six priceless relics I stole from Hyrule Castle in treasure chests... I shall write down their locations. -Misko — Misko's EX Journal 2 (Breath of the Wild)

[nomenclature-ref-1-4] Deya — Map (Breath of the Wild)

[nomenclature-ref-2-5] Adeya-Dorfruinen — Map (Breath of the Wild)

[nomenclature-ref-3-6] Aldea Adenya — Map (Breath of the Wild)

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