East Batrea Lake

East Batrea Lake,^{(TotKTears of the Kingdom)}^[1] also known as West Nabi Lake,^{(BotWBreath of the Wild)}^[2] is a recurring location in The Legend of Zelda series.

Features and Overview

Breath of the Wild

West Nabi Lake is located to the west of Nabi Lake and South Nabi Lake in West Necluda It is a large plain featuring several Big Flags and Ruined House, the latter of which make up the remains of an unnamed Hylian village that was destroyed during the Great Calamity.^[3] The South Nabi Lake Well was part of this town.

A Stone Talus is located at the center of West Nabi Lake.^[2] In addition to this, two Monster Strongholds can be found on the plain. The first is just to the south of Nabi Lake, within which are two Treasure Chest containing Ambers. There is also a Campfire where Roasted Basses are impaled on Boko Spears. The second Monster Stronghold is located along the shore of South Nabi Lake.

West Nabi Lake contains one additional Treasure Chest, which is located at the western base of the hill near the Stone Talus. It is a Stone Chest hidden behind a pile of rocks, which Link must destroy. When he opens the Chest, he will receive a Purple Rupee.

Three Korok Seed Puzzles can be found on West Nabi Lake. The first is a series of Horse Hurdles between the Ruined House, which Link must direct a Horse to jump over. The second involves pushing a large Boulder downhill into a hole near the Stone Talus. The final Puzzle is Leaves with Fairy Dust located on top of the Big Flag on the south end of the field, which Link must interact with to solve. When Link completes each of the Puzzles, a Korok will appear and give him a Korok Seed.^[4]

Creatures

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Equipment

Boko Spear

Tears of the Kingdom

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Nomenclature

East Batrea Lake is named after Batreaux, a character from Skyward Sword. It shares the "Batrea" name with Batrea Lake. Its original name, West Nabi Lake, is derived Navi, Link's Fairy companion from Ocarina of Time.^[5] The "Nabi" name is also utilized by Nabi Lake, South Nabi Lake, and the South Nabi Lake Well.