Lost Ark: All Six Mokoko Seeds In Icewing Heights, A 2026 Route

I have a love-hate relationship with Shushire. It is colder than a witch's tit, the mobs hit like a truck, and the world boss Manes has ruined more of my daily routines than I care to admit. But in 2026, I finally decided to stop making excuses and sweep every last Mokoko Seed out of Icewing Heights. If you are a regular player like me, you know the drill: no fancy spreadsheets, just a route that works. So I grabbed my gloves, sharpened my blade, and went hunting for all six aromatic little troublemakers.

Here is the route I use. It is not rocket science, but the devil is in the details. Four seeds sit in plain sight on the main map, while two are tucked together down a secret passage. They are spread across the central and eastern parts of the zone, so do not expect a leisurely stroll. Keep your eyes peeled.

Seed One: Southeast Of Frostbreath Gorge

I begin at the Gray Wolves Camp Triport. Walk past Repairer Delwin and over to the rope slide in the north corner. Go down it and keep heading northeast across the area to the climb on the other side, then head up. At the top, head northeast but stick to the lefthand side of the area as you go. You will pass a couple of trees and then see a large rock on the cliff edge, with a couple of Icewing creatures just past it. The Mokoko is on the other side of the rocks, right on the cliff edge. I nearly walked past it because the wind and snow do a great job of hiding it. Do not be a hero—clear the mobs first if you are squishy.

Seed Two: Southwest Of Graymoon Cliff

Go back to the Gray Wolves Camp Triport and this time head southwest through the area, while keeping to the west side of the map. At the edge of this plateau, ignore the jump here and follow the edge of the cliff past it, southeast. You will come to a Mokoko Seed at the foot of a rock in some grass, next to an abandoned and damaged sleigh. This one is a piece of cake once you know the sleigh is the marker. If you see the sleigh, you are in the right ballpark.

Seeds Three And Four: The Secret Passageway

From here, follow the path that heads out of the area to the south. At the end of the first section of path, as it starts to turn eastward, keep going south following the wooden planks on the floor. When they end, keep walking south to—and through—the cliff face and into the secret passageway. Yes, through the cliff face. It feels like a glitch the first time, but it is intended. Follow the path across a bridge to a small platform, where you will find your next two seeds. This is the part where I always tell people to bite the bullet and trust the planks. The secret area is not huge, but the two seeds are close together, so grab them both before you leave.

Seed Five: East Of Graymoon Cliff

Leave the secret area and continue heading east along the path. Keep going straight as it turns northeast and go straight across the next large area—leaving it along the narrow dead-end path that again heads northeast. Follow it right up to the top of the cliff, where you will find the Spirit of the Void NPC, alongside your next Mokoko, sitting a little south of him on the edge of the cliff. The NPC is a handy landmark, but do not get distracted by whatever quest he is offering. The seed is right there, south of him, and it is easy to spot if you are not rushing.

Seed Six: The Southern Tip Of Icewing Heights

Go back down the path to the large area below and follow its south side, heading southwest. When you come to it, take the rope slide heading southeast. When you land, go south and follow the narrow path east—once again turning south at the bottom past the shattered wooden defences. If you look on the map, this diamond-shaped area has four small circles marked on it. These are actually circular patterns of stone on the ground. Your final Mokoko Seed of Icewing Heights is sitting on the westernmost of the four of them. I saved this one for last because it is the southern tip, and by then I was ready to call it a day. But once you grab it, you can breathe easy.

All six seeds in Icewing Heights are now in my collection, and honestly, the route is not as bad as it looks. The key is to start at Gray Wolves Camp Triport, keep the cliff edges in mind, and remember the secret passage. If you are playing Lost Ark in 2026, these Mokoko Seeds are still worth grabbing for the collection rewards and the simple satisfaction of cleaning up a zone. So bundle up, watch out for Manes, and do not let Shushire freeze your motivation. Happy hunting, and may your Mokoko seeds be plentiful. 🥶🌱

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