Where to Find Billson Mushrooms in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

Zelda fans are always on the lookout for the best tips and tricks to help them navigate through the vast world of Tears of the Kingdom. One of the most popular quests in this game is the search for Billson Mushrooms. In this blog post, we will provide you with the exact location of Billson and the details of his quest, as well as reveal some disappointing news about the mushrooms.

The first step in finding Billson Mushrooms is to locate Billson himself. He can be found in Sahasra Slope Skyview Tower, which is located at coordinates (x: 28.5, y: 60.5) on the game's map. Once you arrive at the tower, you will need to climb to the top to find Billson.

Billson is a Rito engineer who is in desperate need of mushrooms for an important project. When you speak to him, he will ask for your help in finding the elusive mushrooms. The dialogue or cutscene that triggers this quest can vary depending on the player's progress in the game.

The quest to find Billson Mushrooms is a crucial part of the game, as it unlocks a new area and provides valuable rewards. Additionally, completing the quest will give players a better understanding of Billson's character and the Rito culture.

Unfortunately, there is some disappointing news for players who are searching for Billson Mushrooms. They do not exist in Tears of the Kingdom. Despite the rumors and speculations, there is simply no way to obtain them in the game.

Players who have spent hours searching for the mushrooms in Sahasra Slope Cave will be disappointed to learn that their efforts are in vain. The developers have confirmed that Billson Mushrooms were never intended to be a part of the game and that players should not waste their time looking for them.

However, there is an alternative solution to the quest. Players can use the Ascend ability to enter the tower and help Billson with his project. This will still provide players with the rewards and benefits of completing the quest without wasting time looking for non-existent mushrooms.