Fort Hateno

Fort Hateno is a recurring location in The Legend of Zelda series.^{(BotW | TotK | HWAoC)}^[1]^[2]^[3]

Features and Overview

Breath of the Wild

Fort Hateno is located in East Necluda, demarcating the border between East and West Necluda. The surrounding cliffs, Cliffs of Quince to the east, make Fort Hateno a small enclosure. Ore Deposits can be found on the lower levers of the cliffs. Much of the ground level is covered in Trees, with a lone Lodge hiding among their shade, and a Cooking Pot at the entrance to the Fort. The Squabble River hugs the cliff in the south, and the broken remains of a Wagon can be found along the road leading through the Fort. Near this Wagon sits a small camping spot with a Wooden Box, a Barrel, and a Garbage Dump. A lone Chuchu can be found hiding inside the Barrel.

During the second Great Calamity, Fort Hateno served as a tactical defense point for the Hylian army.^[4] Link and Zelda attempted to flee to Fort Hateno but were met with Guardians at Blatchery Plain.^[4] Fort Hateno was ill-equipped for serious combat, but the surrounding terrain impeded the Guardians' attacks upon the Fort.^[5] The combined efforts of Link, Zelda, the militia from the citizens of Hateno Village and the Hylian forces stationed at Fort Hateno led to the successful defense of the Fort, narrowly sparing those living east of its walls.^[4]^[5] Following the victory at Fort Hateno, minor repair efforts were carried out to restore its fortifications, however these repairs were in a very limited capacity as those trained in stonemasonry were lost during the Great Calamity.^[5] Despite the successful defense of Fort Hateno, a small number of Guardians still roamed the land west of the Fort for 40 or 50 years.^[5] After developing the Ancient Arrows, Robbie used them to rid the territory of the Guardians to atone for his failure to sufficiently support Link during the Great Calamity.^[5] As a result of the battles with Guardians, the remains of Guardians that can be found at Fort Hateno can be searched for Ancient Materials.

The Hylian travelers, Agus, Celessa, Joute, Teli, and Toma, can be found traveling along the road leading through the Fort. Calip and Garill can be seen living at the Fort.

A stone Treasure Chest containing an Iron Sledgehammer sits atop a Zonai Tower behind Fort Hateno's wall. Two more stone Treasure Chests can be found under some Rocks, one containing Opal, the other an Emblazoned Shield.

To the northern part of the area hides a Korok in a Natural Hiding Place, where Link must move a metal door with Magnesis or Stasis before removing the Rock to get the Korok Seed. Another Korok puzzle can be found on top of the stone gates. Standing next to a Pinwheel, Link must successfully shoot two Acorn-shaped Jars that are seemingly being thrown above the wooded area before he is rewarded.

Creatures

Minor Enemies

Materials

Equipment

Tears of the Kingdom

Related Quests

		Bring Peace to Necluda!
		Side Adventure
		Hoz		Central Hyrule

Side Adventure
Bring Peace to Necluda!
Hoz	Central Hyrule

		Bring Peace to Necluda!
		Side Adventure
		Hoz		Central Hyrule

Side Adventure
Bring Peace to Necluda!
Hoz	Central Hyrule

Fort Hateno is returns in Tears of the Kingdom. It is seen to be under siege by a group of Monster Forces, which consists of Bokoblins and Moblins.

Other Appearances

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity

Non-Canon Information

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Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
Language	Names	Meanings
Japanese	ハテノとりで砦 ^(TotK)
Chinese^TR	哈特諾堡壘 (Hātènuò bǎolěi) ^(TotK)
Chinese^SI	哈特诺堡垒 (Hātènuò bǎolěi) ^(TotK)
Dutch	Hateno-vesting ^(HWAoC)^[7]	Hateno Fortress
French^CA	Muraille d'Elimith ^(TotK)
French^EU	Muraille d'Elimith ^(TotK)
German	Hateno-Festung ^{(TotK \| HWAoC)}^[6]
Italian	Muraglia di Finterra ^(TotK)
Korean	하테노 요새 ^(TotK)
Spanish^EU	Muralla de Hatelia ^(TotK)
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