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The Woodcutter's Axe is a two-handed axe with a base power of 3, and is one of the first items [[Link]] can come across in the game, as it can be found resting in close proximity to the [[Shrine of Resurrection]], where Link first meets the [[Old Man (Breath of the Wild)|Old Man]]. It isn't recommended to use this weapon against enemies, as it has a weak damage output. Instead, the axe should be used to knock down trees, in order to obtain [[Wood]] or [[Apple]]s which may be difficult to reach. Its design is just a simple wooden stick which has been affixed to a piece of metal fashioned to be in the shape of an axe head. | The Woodcutter's Axe is a two-handed axe with a base power of 3, and is one of the first items [[Link]] can come across in the game, as it can be found resting in close proximity to the [[Shrine of Resurrection]], where Link first meets the [[Old Man (Breath of the Wild)|Old Man]]. It isn't recommended to use this weapon against enemies, as it has a weak damage output. Instead, the axe should be used to knock down trees, in order to obtain [[Wood]] or [[Apple]]s which may be difficult to reach. Its design is just a simple wooden stick which has been affixed to a piece of metal fashioned to be in the shape of an axe head. | ||
{{quote|A woodcutter's tool of choice for felling trees. Its formidable weight and uneven balancing make it a slow, inefficient weapon.|In-game description}} | {{quote|A woodcutter's tool of choice for felling trees. Its formidable weight and uneven balancing make it a slow, inefficient weapon.|In-game description}} | ||
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The Double Axe is a two-handed | The Double Axe is a two-handed axe with a very slow use time and a power of 18. This axe is suitable for chopping down trees, and it has a relatively long durability. | ||
{{quote|This double-sided axe was designed with fighting in mind. It's a bit unwieldy, so it requires a well-practiced technique to use efficiently.|In-game description}} | {{quote|This double-sided axe was designed with fighting in mind. It's a bit unwieldy, so it requires a well-practiced technique to use efficiently.|In-game description}} | ||
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The Iron Sledgehammer is a tool, whose primary function is to build up kinetic energy in items frozen with the [[Stasis]] rune. They can also be used to break [[Ore Deposit]]s, including the ones on the back of [[Stone Talus]]es. They are occasionally found in the open, for instance beside [[Link's House]] or in places on the [[Great Plateau]]. While not often, they are occasionally wielded as weapons by enemies, including [[Black Moblin]]. | |||
While they can be used as a two-handed weapon, with a base power of 12, they are slow and rather inefficient against enemies other than Taluses and [[Pebblit]]s. However, with a durability of 40, the Iron Sledgehammer can withstand some damage, and thus it is a great weapon to be used with Stasis, as mentioned above. They are occasionally found lying around out in the open. There is one found on the [[Great Plateau]], within the [[Owa Daim Shrine]]. | |||
{{quote|This large iron sledgehammer was originally used for mining, but it works reasonably well as a weapon too.|In-game description}} | {{quote|This large iron sledgehammer was originally used for mining, but it works reasonably well as a weapon too.|In-game description}} | ||
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One can be obtained by killing the [[Stalnox]] on [[Satori Mountain]] | One can be obtained by killing the [[Stalnox]] on [[Satori Mountain]] | ||
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Korok Leaf
- Main article: Korok Leaf
The Korok Leaf is a two-handed tool which can create gusts of wind that will blow objects away. With a power of just 1, it is the weakest "weapon" in the game - if used against smaller enemies, such as Bokoblin or ChuChu, the gust will push them back; but larger enemies such as Moblin will simply block the gust. Its main purpose is to sail the many Rafts found throughout Hyrule.
With a durability of 25, the Korok Leaf is fairly resilient. Furthermore, when Link uses the leaf to blow the sail of a raft, it will not affect its durability. Thus, Link can endlessly use the Korok Leaf to guide a raft.
"A single swing of this giant, sturdy leaf can create a gust of wind strong enough to blow away light objects. These will sometimes fall off trees as they're chopped down."
Farming Hoe
- Main article: Farming Hoe
The Farming Hoe has a base power of 16. While they are most abundantly found in and around Hateno Village, a Red Bokoblin can be found wielding a Farming Hoe at the East Post Ruins, just west of the Proxim Bridge.
"A farming tool primarily used for tilling fields. Its fine craftsmanship is sturdy enough to withstand backbreaking fieldwork, but its battle applications are untested."
Boat Oar
- Main article: Boat Oar
The Boat Oar has a base power of 14, and is typically found in urbanized areas, such as the Hateno Village or Lurelin Village.
"Made for paddling boats, but it was made sturdy enough to fight strong currents. Maybe it's useful for self-defense in a pinch."
Woodcutter's Axe
- Main article: Woodcutter's Axe
The Woodcutter's Axe is a two-handed axe with a base power of 3, and is one of the first items Link can come across in the game, as it can be found resting in close proximity to the Shrine of Resurrection, where Link first meets the Old Man. It isn't recommended to use this weapon against enemies, as it has a weak damage output. Instead, the axe should be used to knock down trees, in order to obtain Wood or Apples which may be difficult to reach. Its design is just a simple wooden stick which has been affixed to a piece of metal fashioned to be in the shape of an axe head.
"A woodcutter's tool of choice for felling trees. Its formidable weight and uneven balancing make it a slow, inefficient weapon."
Double Axe
- Main article: Double Axe
The Double Axe is a two-handed axe with a very slow use time and a power of 18. This axe is suitable for chopping down trees, and it has a relatively long durability.
"This double-sided axe was designed with fighting in mind. It's a bit unwieldy, so it requires a well-practiced technique to use efficiently."
Iron Sledgehammer
- Main article: Iron Sledgehammer
The Iron Sledgehammer is a tool, whose primary function is to build up kinetic energy in items frozen with the Stasis rune. They can also be used to break Ore Deposits, including the ones on the back of Stone Taluses. They are occasionally found in the open, for instance beside Link's House or in places on the Great Plateau. While not often, they are occasionally wielded as weapons by enemies, including Black Moblin.
While they can be used as a two-handed weapon, with a base power of 12, they are slow and rather inefficient against enemies other than Taluses and Pebblits. However, with a durability of 40, the Iron Sledgehammer can withstand some damage, and thus it is a great weapon to be used with Stasis, as mentioned above. They are occasionally found lying around out in the open. There is one found on the Great Plateau, within the Owa Daim Shrine.
"This large iron sledgehammer was originally used for mining, but it works reasonably well as a weapon too."
Giant Boomerang
- Main article: Giant Boomerang
The Giant Boomerang is a two handed weapon with a base power of 25, and can be found in various locations across Hyrule, including as a drop from Hinoxes. This weapon can be used as a sword, through means of melee attacks, but can also be thrown like a traditional boomerang. If it hits a solid object, it will lose all momentum and drop to the ground. In order to retrieve a boomerang after it has been thrown, the player must hit the A button as it nears Link. In the case of this not happening, it will keep going for a small distance and drop to the ground, where it can be picked up.
One can be obtained by killing the Stalnox on Satori Mountain
"This massive boomerang requires two hands. Originally used for hunting, it was modified for use as a weapon. The blades on the inner curves make it a bit tricky to wield."
Traveler's Claymore
- Main article: Traveler's Claymore
The Traveler's Claymore is a two-handed sword with 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.
"A basic two-handed sword often wielded by aspiring adventurers. Its immense weight can knock enemies' shields right out of their hands."
Soldier's Claymore
- Main article: Soldier's Claymore
The Soldier's Claymore is a two-handed sword found in Breath of the Wild. This claymore is a part of the Soldier's equipment set, which includes a one-handed sword, a polearm, a shield, and a bow. It has a base power of 20 and a base durability of 25. It is a heavy weapon, and as a result it has a rather slow use time, but the damage partially makes up for this deficit. It appears to be a larger version of the Soldier's Broadsword, featuring a similar cross-guard and the same blue-grey ribbon wrapped around the grip.
"A two-handed sword designed for combat. It's heavy and hard to use but has decent build quality and durability."
Knight's Claymore
- Main article: Knight's Claymore
The Knight's Claymore is a two-handed claymore with a base power of 38, and can occasionally be found in the possession of Black Moblins on the outskirts of the map, in regions such as Hebra or Gerudo. It can also be found in a chest within the Keo Ruug Shrine. It is much more powerful than the Traveler's Claymore and the Soldier's Claymore, and as a result is a much wiser choice in head on combat. Since it has a slow use time, Link is more likely to take damage from an enemy using this weapon, but in combination with a Flurry Rush, it can be brutal.
"Only the most confident of Hyrule Castle's knights carried this two-handed sword. Its cutting edge is finely honed."
Royal Claymore
- Main article: Royal Claymore
The Royal Claymore is a two-handed sword found in Breath of the Wild. It is part of the Royal equipment set, which includes a one-handed sword, a polearm, a bow, and a shield. It has a base power of 52 and durability of 40. The Royal Claymore has an elegant design, featuring a golden cross-guard, a grip wrapped with purple ribbon, and many other decorations. Cosmetically, it is similar to the Royal Guard's Claymore, with the only difference being the choice of colors.
"A two-handed sword issued to the Hyrulean royal family's immediate guard detail. Its powerful strikes are said to crush an opponent's body and resolve alike."
Silver Longsword
- Main article: Silver Longsword
The Silver Longsword is a two-handed sword with a base power of 22, and can be rarely found in chests across Hyrule, more commonly in the Lanayru region, and occasionally in Shrine of Trials. It sports an elegant design, with the traditional Zora colors of silver and blue.
"Although the Zora prefer spears to swords, they made this two-handed weapon using a special metal. It found popularity among Hylians for its unique design."
Cobble Crusher
- Main article: Cobble Crusher
The Cobble Crusher is a two-handed weapon with a very slow use time and a power of 15. It can be used to mine Ore Deposits with great efficiency. This weapon can typically be found in lone locations around the Eldin region, for example in Goron City.
If Link loses or breaks the Boulder Breaker, Rohan the blacksmith will need 1 Cobble Crusher, 5 pieces of Flint, and 1 Diamond in order to make a new one.
"A Goron-made two-handed weapon. It's made from thick, hard metal and has no cutting edge, so it relies on its sheer weight to crush all opponents."
Stone Smasher
- Main article: Stone Smasher
The Stone Smasher is a two-handed weapon with a very slow use time and a power of 42. It can be used to mine Ore Deposits with great efficiency. This weapon can typically be found in lone locations around Hyrule Field, in Hyrule Castle.
"A two-handed weapon forged from a rare metal mined in Goron City. Its center of gravity is at its tip, so it uses centrifugal force and its sheer weight to smash opponents flat."
Boulder Breaker
- Main article: Boulder Breaker
The Boulder Breaker is a two-handed weapon with a very slow use time, an attack power of 60, and a durability of 60. It can be used to mine Ore Deposits with great efficiency. This weapon can be obtained in Goron City after completing the Divine Beast Vah Rudania, for which it is gifted to Link from the town elder Bludo. It once belonged to the Goron Champion Daruk. The Boulder Breaker is very effective against every single type of Stone Talus, which includes its Igneo and Frost variants.
The Boulder Breaker cannot have attack up or durability up effects.
If Link loses or breaks the Boulder Breaker, he can go to Rohan, the Goron City Blacksmith, to ask for a new one. He will require the following materials:
- 1 Cobble Crusher
- 5 pieces of Flint
- 1 Diamond
"This two-handed weapon was once wielded by the Goron Champion Daruk. Daruk made swinging it around look easy, but a Hylian would need and immense amount of strength."
Golden Claymore
- Main article: Golden Claymore
The Golden Claymore is a two-handed sword with a base power of 28, and can sometimes be found in chests in and around the Gerudo region, for example in the South Lomei Labyrinth. The design fits the Gerudo theme, with curved edges on the cross-guard and the Gerudo symbol at the peak of the blade.
You can obtain one by using Magnesis on a Stalnox on Satori Mountain while it is not awake. The weapon is trapped inside of the Stalnox, therefore requiring you to use Magnesis.
"Only the most talented Gerudo sword fighters carry this two-handed sword. It's actually much lighter than it appears and is surprisingly easy to wield."
Eightfold Longblade
- Main article: Eightfold Longblade
The Eightfold Longblade is a two-handed weapon with a base power of 32, and can be found in various chests across Hyrule. It appears to be a two-handed version of the Eightfold Blade, dealing much more damage, but the sacrifice is that Link is unable to use a Shield whilst wielding this heavy blade. It bears resemblance to a samurai sword, with its curved design and long, razor sharp blade.
It has a unique charge attack, which is a horizontal slash, rather than the Great Spin Attack, which is commonly shared by every other two-handed weapon in the game. The only other weapon that shares this trait is the Windcleaver.
"A single-edged sword seldom seen in Hyrule. This weapon is passed down through the Sheikah tribe and has an astonishingly shape edge ideal for slicing."
Edge of Duality
- Main article: Edge of Duality
The Edge of Duality is a two-handed weapon with a very slow use time, but has a power of 50, dealing immense damage to enemies.
"A curious double-edged sword crafted using Sheikah technology. It was originally made for Hyrulean knights unfamiliar with single-edged blades."
Ancient Bladesaw
- Main article: Ancient Bladesaw
ancient Sheikah technology. Its unique rotating blades give it impressive cutting power that will slice enemies to shreds..|In-Game Description}}
The Ancient Bladesaw is a two-handed weapon featured in Breath of the Wild. It can be crafted at the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab, through the use of the robot Cherry, in exchange for 1000 Rupees, 15 Ancient Screws, 5 Ancient Shafts and 2 Ancient Cores. When Link is carrying this weapon, only the handle is shown; the blue parts only show up once it is held in his hands.
"This two-handed sword was forged using ancient Sheikah technology. Its unique rotating blades give it impressive cutting power that will slice enemies to shreds."
Rusty Claymore
- Main article: Rusty Claymore
The Rusty Claymore is a two-handed sword with a base power of 12, and can usually be found dotted around Hyrule, usually by ruined buildings or outhouses. It appears to bear resemblance to a Soldier's Claymore, but over the ages it has been wrecked and virtually unusable.
"A two-handed sword not properly cared for. Although it can be used as a weapon, its durability is very low. Don't expect it to last for more than a few strikes."
Royal Guard's Claymore
- Main article: Royal Guard's Claymore
The Royal Guard's Claymore is a two-handed sword found in Breath of the Wild. It is part of the Royal Guard's set, along with a one-handed sword, a polearm, a bow, and a shield. It has a base power of 72 and a base durability of 15. While it's base damage is massive, its durability is very low, making it unreliable in battle. The Royal Guard's Claymore features a black cross-guard with a crimson ribbon wrapped around the grip. Design-wise, it's similar to the Royal Claymore, with the only difference being the color scheme.
"The Sheikah used the very essence of ancient technology to forge this greatsword. It was designed to oppose the Calamity, but its low durability made it impractical in battle."
Great Flameblade
- Main article: Great Flameblade
The Great Flameblade is a two-handed weapon with a slow use time, and has a power of 34. It can be found in various lone locations across Hyrule, such as the Ancient Tree Stump, but also in chests in Shrine of Trials. The blade has the ability to set enemies alight, but requires a short period of time to charge before unleashing the flames once more.
"This magic-infused greatsword was forged in the fires of Death Mountain by Goron smiths in an ancient age. Attack when the blade glows red to expel flames."
Great Frostblade
- Main article: Great Frostblade
The Great Frostblade is a two-handed weapon with a very slow use time, and a power of 30, dealing immense damage to enemies. The blade has the ability to freeze enemies, but requires a short period of time to charge before expelling the frost once more.
"This magic infused greatsword was forged by smelting ore found in the Hebra Mountains' permafrost. Attack when the blade glows blue to expel freezing air."
Great Thunderblade
- Main article: Great Thunderblade
The Great Thunderblade is a two-handed elemental sword with a slow use time and has a base power of 32. It can be rarely found scattered around Hyrule, but also in various Shrine of Trials. The blade has the ability to electrocute enemies, but requires a short period of time to charge before unleashing the electric shock once more.
"This magic-infused greatsword was forged by the Hyrulean royal family using lightning from the Hyrule Hills. Attack when the blade glows golden to expel lightning."
Boko Bat
- Main article: Boko Bat
The Boko Bat is a two-handed wooden bat with a base power of 6, and is a typical weapon used by Red Bokoblins and Red Moblins in the Necluda region. It appears to be a large fashioned log which has been adapted to be a weapon, featuring poorly made spikes at the top for extra damage.
With a power of just 6 for a two-handed weapon and a relatively low durability, the Boko Bat is only a viable weapon during the early game, or if it is the only weapon Link has access to. It quickly becomes obsolete, shortly after Link ventures off of the Great Plateau.
"A clunky club made by a Bokoblin. If you swing it at an enemy's shield it may be able to knock the shield out of your foe's hand."
Spiked Boko Bat
- Main article: Spiked Boko Bat
The Spiked Boko Bat is a two-handed wooden bat with a base power of 18, and is typically wielded by Red and Blue Bokoblins in the Necluda region. The weapon appears to be a modified version of the Boko Bat, but with additional spikes added to increase the damage output. It is wooden in design, meaning it will set fire if it is brought close to a flame.
Spiked Boko Bats are most commonly found being used by Blue Bokoblin and Black Bokoblin. With a power of 18, they are three times as strong as their standard Boko Bat counterpart, but they have the same, relatively low durability.
"After much consideration by Bokoblins on how to improve the Boko bat, they simply attached sharp spikes to it. A skilled fighter can cause immense damage with this."
Dragonbone Boko Bat
- Main article: Dragonbone Boko Bat
The Dragonbone Boko Bat is a two-handed weapon with a base power of 36, and is typically wielded by Black Bokoblins all over Hyrule. In appearance, it is reminiscent of the Boko Bat, but many large bones have been affixed to the wood to greatly improve the damage-per-second of the weapon. It is wooden in design, meaning it will set fire if it is brought close to a flame.
With a power of 36, it is twice as powerful as its Spiked Boko Bat counterpart, but only slightly more durable. These strong weapons are not too common in the overworld and are occasionally seen being used by Black Bokoblin in the overworld. A few can be found in the Maritta Exchange Ruins and the areas adjacent to that region.
"Used only by the toughest Bokoblin warriors, this Boko bat has been fortified by fossilized bone. It boasts a high durability and is strong enough to beat down powerful foes."
Moblin Club
- Main article: Moblin Club
The Moblin Club is a two-handed weapon with a base power of 9, 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 is made from a purple-grey wood, meaning it will catch fire if brought close to a flame.
"A crudely fashioned club favored by Moblins. It's carved from a sturdy tree but is sloppily made, so it breaks easily."
Spiked Moblin Club
- Main article: Spiked Moblin Club
The Spiked Moblin Club is a two-handed weapon with a base power of 27, and is a typical weapon of choice for Moblins all over Hyrule. It is identical to a traditional Moblin Club, but with a large animal bone strapped to the side with rope to increase the damage.
"Animal bone has been affixed to this Moblin club to greatly improve its damage."
Dragonbone Moblin Club
- Main article: Dragonbone Moblin Club
The Dragonbone Moblin Club is a two handed weapon with a base power of 45, and it is carried by Black Moblins found in the Eldin and Hebra regions of the game. Its appearance is the same as a standard Moblin Club, but with a razor sharp Dragon Bone attached to deal maximum damage.
"The bone of an ancient beast has been affixed to this Moblin club, further increasing its damage. Moblins carrying these in battle are particularly dangerous."
Ancient Battle Axe
- Main article: Ancient Battle Axe
The Ancient Battle Axe is a two-handed axe with a base power of 30 and a durability of 15, and can be obtained by defeating Guardian Scouts in Shrines of Trials, or Divine Beasts. Since it is an axe, it can be used to fell trees and obtain Wood. When Link is carrying this weapon, only the handle shows; the blue parts only show up once it is held in the hand.
The only enemies that can drop this are a Guardian Scout I or a Guardian Scout II.
"A weapon used by Guardian Scouts. Its unique blade was forged using ancient technology. Although powerful, its unusual shape causes it to break easily."
Ancient Battle Axe+
- Main article: Ancient Battle Axe+
The Ancient Battle Axe+ is a two-handed axe with a base power of 45, and can be obtained by defeating Guardian Scouts in Shrines of Trials, for example in Shrines labelled 'A Modest Test of Strength'. Since it is an axe, it can be used to fell trees and obtain Wood. When Link is carrying this weapon, only the handle shows; the blue parts only show up once it is held in the hand.
"This ancient battle axe's damage output has been increased to maximum. It's sharp enough to cut through almost anything, so it may have been used to forge new routes."
Ancient Battle Axe++
- Main article: Ancient Battle Axe++
The Ancient Battle Axe++ is a two-handed axe with a base power of 60, and can be obtained by defeating Guardian Scouts in Shrines of Trials, for example in Shrines labelled 'A Major Test of Strength'. Since it is an axe, it can be used to fell trees and obtain Wood. When Link is carrying this weapon, only the handle shows; the blue parts only show up once it is held in the hand. This aesthetic is very similar to other Ancient Equipment, specifically the Guardian Sword and Shield.
"This ancient battle axe's damage output is scaled up to peak performance. Ancient technology makes it possible to enhance cutting power beyond metal weapons' limits."
Lynel Crusher
- Main article: Lynel Crusher
The Lynel Crusher is a two-handed weapon found in Breath of the Wild. It is the weakest weapon in the Lynel Crusher line. It has a base power of 36 and can be obtained by defeating some of the various Lynels scattered in the overworld. It is a very large and unusually-shaped weapon, however, it deals significant damage to enemies in the game. A Flurry Rush is a great way to use this weapon.
"This Lynel-made two-handed weapon has been reinforced to increase its durability and striking power. Its overwhelming heft will crush your foe, shield and all."
Mighty Lynel Crusher
- Main article: Mighty Lynel Crusher
The Mighty Lynel Crusher is a two-handed weapon found in Breath of the Wild. It is the second most powerful weapon in the Lynel Crusher line. It has a base power of 54 and can be obtained by defeating some of the various Blue Lynels scattered in the overworld. It is a very large and unusually-shaped weapon, however, it deals significant damage to any enemies in the game, being able to defeat many enemies in a couple of hits. A Flurry Rush is a great way to use this weapon.
"This Lynel-made two-handed weapon has been reinforced to increase its durability and striking power. Its overwhelming heft will crush your foe, shield and all."
Savage Lynel Crusher
- Main article: Savage Lynel Crusher
The Savage Lynel Crusher is a two-handed weapon with a base power of 78, and can be obtained by defeating White-Maned Lynels or Silver Lynels scattered in the overworld, for example in the Oseira Plains. It is a very large and unusually-shaped weapon, however it deals tremendous damage to any enemies in the game, being able to obliterate most enemies in a couple of hits, and with the use of a Flurry Rush, the damage output will be devastating. It is the single strongest 2-handed weapon in the game.
"This Lynel-made two-handed weapon is immensely heavy thank to a rare metal from Death Mountain's peak. The power of its downward swing is in a class all of its own."
Windcleaver
- Main article: Windcleaver
The Windcleaver is a two-handed sword with a base power of 40, and can be obtained by defeating Yiga Blademasters in battle, which randomly teleport near Link once he has defeated Master Kohga in the Yiga Clan Hideout. If the sword is swung, it has the ability to pierce the air and deal slight damage to enemies.
It's charge attack is not normal, and only two swords, this one and the Eightfold Longblade share it. Charging your attack and attacking will result in the huge horizontal slash, which is the unique part of this weapon. The horizontal slash will pierce the air and make a vacuum that damages enemies with in its limited range.
"This sword is favored by high-ranking members of the Yiga. When wielded by a proficient fighter, its unique shape cleaves the very wind and creates a vacuum."
Moblin Arm
- Main article: Moblin Arm
Moblin arms are the still-wriggling limbs of Stalmoblins, which can be picked up when separated from the skeletal enemy and used as a two-handed weapon, with a base power of 15 and a rather low durability.
"A Moblin bone that continues to move even after being detached from its body. The bone is thick enough to be used as a weapon but is extremely brittle and easily broken."