The Jabul Ruins dungeon is the required water-based level of Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom — and for once, this dungeon isn’t too bad. After defeating the Imposter Jabu-Jabu, you’ll be able to access the dungeon through the Great Rift.

Echoes of Wisdom is fairly linear, but it doesn't take long for Zelda to be presented with a significant branching path. After Zelda makes her way to Suthorn Village and takes care of some business there,

Echoes of Wisdom, and you'll need to fight off powerful foes and solve complex puzzles to restore the rifts tearing Hyrule apart. With the help of your new friend, Tri, all of this is possible. We're finally getting a playable Zelda,

Jabul protects the Jabul Waters dungeon entrance in Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom. Here's the trick to defeating him.

EoW, you’ll need to complete the Jabul Ruins dungeon to help the Zora people. We walkthrough how to complete the dungeon with every chest and echo.

The Precious Treasure quest in Echoes of Wisdom can be solved by bringing an item located nearby to the quest giver.

If you get annoyed by enemies that are flying or too far for your usual echoes to reach, boomerang boarblins are the way to go. Even better, this one is the stronger version, which you can find in the western Gerudo Desert, so they’ll make quick work of any flying enemies giving you grief.

Find out how to defeat Lord Jabu-Jabu in The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom and get into the Jabul Waters Temple with these easy tricks. The aquatic deity Lord Jabu-Jabu has returned in the form of an evil impostor, and you have to defeat him as part of the The Jabul Waters Rift main story quest.

Our in-progress Might Crystals locations guide for Zelda; Echoes of Wisdom showing you where to find every Might Crystal location across Hyrule.