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The '''Traveler's Claymore''' is a two-handed sword found in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]'', ''[[Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity|Age of Calamity]]'', and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom|Tears of the Kingdom]]''. | The '''Traveler's Claymore''' is a two-handed sword found in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]'', ''[[Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity|Age of Calamity]]'', and ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom|Tears of the Kingdom]]''. | ||
==''Breath of the Wild''== | |||
A Traveler's Claymore has a base power of 10, and is often wielded by [[Moblin]]s around the [[Great Plateau]]. It is a heavy weapon, and as a result it has a rather slow use time. It appears to be a larger version of the [[Traveler's Sword]], but with a much larger blade and grip to enable it to be held with two hands. | A Traveler's Claymore has a base power of 10, and is often wielded by [[Moblin]]s around the [[Great Plateau]]. It is a heavy weapon, and as a result it has a rather slow use time. It appears to be a larger version of the [[Traveler's Sword]], but with a much larger blade and grip to enable it to be held with two hands. | ||
Early in the quest, when Link is on the [[Great Plateau]], he can find a Traveler's Claymore inside of a treasure chest, located in the [[Ja Baij Shrine]]. With a strength of just 10 units, it is one of the weakest two-handed weapons in the game. However, it is stronger than the [[Woodcutter's Axe]] and some of the basic two-handed weapons wielded by [[Bokoblin]] and [[Moblin]]. However, once beyond the early stages of the game, the Traveler's Claymore quickly becomes an obsolete weapon and should only be used if it is the only item Link has in hits inventory. | Early in the quest, when Link is on the [[Great Plateau]], he can find a Traveler's Claymore inside of a treasure chest, located in the [[Ja Baij Shrine]]. With a strength of just 10 units, it is one of the weakest two-handed weapons in the game. However, it is stronger than the [[Woodcutter's Axe]] and some of the basic two-handed weapons wielded by [[Bokoblin]] and [[Moblin]]. However, once beyond the early stages of the game, the Traveler's Claymore quickly becomes an obsolete weapon and should only be used if it is the only item Link has in hits inventory. | ||
==''Age of Calamity''== | |||
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Traveler's Claymores are a [[Age of Calamity Weapons|weapon]] type available only to [[Link (Breath of the Wild)|Link]], used with his Two-Handed Weapon moveset. | Traveler's Claymores are a [[Age of Calamity Weapons|weapon]] type available only to [[Link (Breath of the Wild)|Link]], used with his Two-Handed Weapon moveset. | ||
As a weapon for Link, it is the only [[Hylia Series]] Claymore not used by [[King Rhoam]] in ''Age of Calamity''. | As a weapon for Link, it is the only [[Hylia Series]] Claymore not used by [[King Rhoam]] in ''Age of Calamity''. | ||
==''Tears of the Kingdom''== | |||
As a result of the [[Upheaval]], most Traveler's Claymores found in the game are significantly decayed, now with a base power of 6. However, pristine Traveler's Claymores can be found in the Depths being held by [[Spectral Figure]]s, the lingering spirits of Hyrulean soldiers, atop numerous pedestals. These are distinguished by the name "Traveler's Claymore✨" and have a base power of 9. | |||
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"A basic two-handed sword often wielded by aspiring adventurers. Its immense weight can knock enemies' shields right out of their hands."
The Traveler's Claymore is a two-handed sword found in Breath of the Wild, Age of Calamity, and Tears of the Kingdom.
Breath of the Wild
A Traveler's Claymore has a base power of 10, and is often wielded by Moblins around the Great Plateau. It is a heavy weapon, and as a result it has a rather slow use time. It appears to be a larger version of the Traveler's Sword, but with a much larger blade and grip to enable it to be held with two hands.
Early in the quest, when Link is on the Great Plateau, he can find a Traveler's Claymore inside of a treasure chest, located in the Ja Baij Shrine. With a strength of just 10 units, it is one of the weakest two-handed weapons in the game. However, it is stronger than the Woodcutter's Axe and some of the basic two-handed weapons wielded by Bokoblin and Moblin. However, once beyond the early stages of the game, the Traveler's Claymore quickly becomes an obsolete weapon and should only be used if it is the only item Link has in hits inventory.
Age of Calamity
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Traveler's Claymores are a weapon type available only to Link, used with his Two-Handed Weapon moveset.
As a weapon for Link, it is the only Hylia Series Claymore not used by King Rhoam in Age of Calamity.
Tears of the Kingdom
As a result of the Upheaval, most Traveler's Claymores found in the game are significantly decayed, now with a base power of 6. However, pristine Traveler's Claymores can be found in the Depths being held by Spectral Figures, the lingering spirits of Hyrulean soldiers, atop numerous pedestals. These are distinguished by the name "Traveler's Claymore✨" and have a base power of 9.
Gallery
Breath of the Wild Hyrule Compendium picture of the Traveler's Claymore.
Breath of the Wild icon
Traveler's Claymore from Tears of the Kingdom
Decayed Traveler's Claymore from Tears of the Kingdom
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References
- ↑ "A basic two-handed sword often wielded by aspiring adventurers. Its immense weight can knock enemies' shields right out of their hands." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild