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{{quote|An improved claymore, made lightweight for easier handling. It consumes less stamina for charged attacks.|In-Game Description}} | {{quote|An improved claymore, made lightweight for easier handling. It consumes less stamina for charged attacks.|In-Game Description}} | ||
The Soldier's Claymore reappears in ''Tears of the Kingdom''. It can most often be found in a decayed state, when it only has a base power of 8. The | The Soldier's Claymore reappears in ''Tears of the Kingdom''. It can most often be found in a decayed state, when it only has a base power of 8. The pristine version can be found from [[Spectral Figure]]s in the [[Depths]], and has a base power of 16. Both forms have a property that will make it consume less stamina for charged attacks. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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File:Soldiers-claymore.png|''Breath of the Wild'' icon | File:Soldiers-claymore.png|''Breath of the Wild'' icon | ||
File:TotK Soldiers Claymore Decayed.jpg|Link picking up a decayed Soldier's Claymore in ''Tears of the Kingdom'' | File:TotK Soldiers Claymore Decayed.jpg|Link picking up a decayed Soldier's Claymore in ''Tears of the Kingdom'' | ||
File:TotK Soldiers Claymore.jpg|Link obtaining a | File:TotK Soldiers Claymore.jpg|Link obtaining a pristine Soldier's Claymore in ''Tears of the Kingdom'' | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||