The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (ToTK) lets you build a vast array of inventions such as houses, missiles, and more, but I know you want to build Link’s House.
This article will take you through exactly how to build Link’s Home in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
Getting Link’s House in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom
There are a few steps you will have to go through first before you can get Link a home in the kingdom. I have found it won’t take too much time, but still set yourself one to two hours aside for this one as there is a material collection process involved in the form of some flowers. Without further ado, here is all you need to do to get Link a house.
Complete Mattison’s Independence Side Adventure
To begin your adventure, you’ll need to find Tarrey Town in the Northeast corner of the map and begin Mattison’s Independence side adventure. Mattison is Hudson’s daughter and he and his wife, Rhondson, are preoccupied with preparing for her to leave for Gerudo Town. First, talk to Hudson and Rhondson while they are talking together at the Hudson Construction counter, then talk to Hudson separately.
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After, you can go back to where Rhondson is and ascend into Mattison’s room where you will find a diary that lists Gerudo words Mattison is trying to memorize, keep note of these. In the morning, Mattison will be with Grandma Monari to teach her Gerudo and you will need to answer the right Gerudo word. This makes her feel as though she has helped her mom feel happy while she is gone and sets off on a mission to the construction site so she can help her dad, too.
To get to the construction site, she has to sneak by Hagie to use the rail without paying. You help her do this by finding a piece of wood leaning against the house across from him and blocking his vision with it so she can cross.
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Once she gets there, Hudson talks about a balloon he made for Mattison and wants to make it yellow but needs ten Sundelions to do so. I recommend just floating around to different sky islands to collect them. I personally went to Lindor’s Brow Skyview Tower and floated to the sky island southwest of the tower and found all the Sundelions needed, plus a shrine, and a new armor piece on one island.
How to Get Link’s House Built in ToTK
Once you’ve given the sundelions to Hudson, the Mattison’s Independence adventure is over and the couple begins taking construction requests for dream homes. Talk to Rhondson at the counter of Hudson Construction and she will walk you through the whole idea of the dream home building. Then select “A dream home, please!” But be ready to pay 1,500 rupees to start. This unlocks the Home on Arrange quest.
At the top of the hill, if you follow the path outside of Tarrey Town, then South, you’ll see a plot of land and a construction booth waiting for you. Talk to Granteson and he’ll get you started with building your home. At the very beginning, you’ll only have two rooms available, a bedroom and a foyer, but you can purchase more as you get more rupees. To build, use the Ultrahand ability to move and attach your rooms together however you’d like.
Other Building Options for Link’s Home
After you build your initial home, there are 16 more building options, as well as additional foyers and bedrooms available to customize Link’s home with.
- Flower Bed – 250 rupees
- Study – 250 rupees
- Angled Room – 300 rupees
- Foyer – 300 rupees
- Garden Pond – 300 rupees
- Outdoor Stairs – 300 rupees
- Indoor Stairs – 350 rupees
- Square Room – 350 rupees
- Bedroom – 400 rupees
- Blessing Room – 400 rupees
- Furnished Angled Room – 400 rupees
- Gallery – 400 rupees
- Kitchen – 400 rupees
- Paddock – 400 rupees
- Furnished Square Room – 450 rupees
- Bow Stand Room – 600 rupees
- Shield Stand Room – 600 rupees
- Weapon Stand Room – 600 rupees
Can You Get More Than 15 Rooms in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom
No, it is not possible to have more than 15 rooms in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, which can be a slight frustration to some I have found on various forums. This makes sense as there are 18 room types, but instead, you can only have just 15. This means you will have to be selective of whichever you decide to include in your build.
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Nonetheless, at least you now know how to get started with building Link a home so you can have somewhere comfortable to rest. I personally enjoy having the Garden Pond room for a serene experience relaxing. Time for you to jump back in and start the full process for yourself, best of luck!
