All Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Soneaus Artifacts: Full List, Where to Find Them and What Are They Used For?

Generates wind in one direction only. They will often be used to propel your water and air vehicles.

The basis of any good flying vehicle. It is possible to control their direction by moving on them.

Small, unwieldy wheels that can give momentum to a glider, for example. To be used on flat, “bare” surfaces.

To gain height in no time. To be combined with a large heat source like a torch or flame moors.

This bomb only activates a few seconds after being hit by Link. They are capable of creating huge chain reactions.

To type your best recipes in an emergency, perfect for areas with extreme weather. Be careful, it is for single use only!

As the name suggests, the Flamethrower shoots out a long trail of flames. Perfect for powering your hot air balloon or melting ice cubes in Hebra.

The Ice Launcher is potentially a weapon of mass destruction. Capable of freezing any enemies that are too exposed to it, it also allows you to make ice block bridges in a matter of seconds.

A taser that doesn’t say its name. Any enemy hit by this artifact immediately drops their weapon. Attach several of these to a frame to make excellent fish traps for fishing.

Fires a continuous laser until your battery runs out. Using them in large quantities on a single build can do a phenomenal amount of damage.

This will be useful to you in the main quests Yunobo of Goron Village and Sidon of Zora’s Domain: the spiller transforms the lava into magma plates and cleans the ooze.

Gives your vehicles a huge, very temporary boost before disintegrating. When combined with a shield, it allows you to gain height in 2 seconds.

A must-have! The rudder simply allows you to steer any of your vehicles with Emprise.

Not to be confused with casters. Wheels are large and can be used to make off-road vehicles. On the other hand, they do not impart much speed.

The fastest wheels, but be careful, they are much less maneuverable than the normal “wheels”. Perfect for making a fast car in wide open spaces.

The base of any sled or raft you make. With this small plate, you can for example make a sand raft that will change your life in the Gerudo Desert.

No need to draw you a picture, just activate it to make a huge jump. Stack several to jump even higher!

As its name suggests, the battery allows you to have a few dozen seconds of additional battery power without it drawing on your own battery gauge.

Same as above, but the higher model. This is the only Soneau artifact that is not available directly from distributors.

Causes little damage, but capable of creating monstrous chain reactions. Perfect for clearing a camp full of basic bokoblins. On the other hand, don’t expect to overcome the whites with this.

Once activated, this soneau artifact stands like an i, like everything else on and around it. If you want to improvise a very vertical ladder, this is what you need.

By activating it, this platform will remain in levitation, no matter how high you place it. It is also possible to move it without it falling to the ground while consuming your battery.

To explore the Depths more easily, spotlights can optionally replace small lumo seeds on your vehicles, but they are less powerful than large seeds.

Although its usefulness may not be immediately apparent, the stake is very practical in many situations. Able to sink into the material as you wish, it can for example be used to make launching ramps or to hold structures.

It will be especially useful to you in Riju of Gerudo City. This mirror reflects light and can blind enemies in its field of action, quite simply.

These little caterpillars are programmed to roll over the enemy. They are a perfect base for making automatons. Want to build your own army? Then you need self-guided conveyors.

The golem head automatically looks in the direction of the enemy. This is a perfect complement to the self-guided conveyor to make small armed and self-guided robots.