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Master Sword
- Main article: Master Sword
- "The Master Sword" redirects here. For the Recovered Memory from Breath of the Wild, see The Master Sword (Memory).
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"The Master Sword is a sacred blade which evil ones may never touch.... Only one worthy of the title of "Hero of Time" can pull it from the Pedestal of Time...."
The Master Sword, also known as the Blade of Evil's Bane and the Sword that Seals the Darkness, is a recurring Sword in The Legend of Zelda series. It is one of the most iconic items of the series, along with Link himself. In many games, it is said to be the only sword capable of defeating Ganon. This legendary blade is blessed with the power to vanquish beings of evil and is often found in the Pedestal of Time. It has become one of the most iconic symbols of The Legend of Zelda series, often appearing in other video games.
History
The Master Sword was forged from the Goddess Sword, a blade originally wielded by the Goddess, Hylia. During the events of Skyward Sword, Link is revealed as Hylia's chosen hero and removes the blade from its pedestal on the floating island of Skyloft.
The sword is tied with a guardian entity known as Fi, a being created by Hylia to guide the chosen hero. Fi helps Link in the forging of the Master Sword. This is done by imbuing the blade with three Sacred Flames which represent Din, Nayru and Farore respectively.
Each sacred flame increases the properties of the sword as well as the shape and structure. Farore's Flame forges the Goddess Sword into the Goddess Longsword, a longer and sharper blade that does double damage. Nayru's Flame makes the Goddess Longsword into the Goddess White Sword, making the color of the hilt white and enhancing dowsing abilities. Din's Flame changes the Goddess White Sword into the Master Sword. The hilt turns purple and green and the blade does three times the damage. However, the wings on the side of the hilt are not extended, and the yellow gem in the middle is not glowing. These are indicators that the sword is not yet in its true form.
The Goddess Hylia blesses the blade and turns it into the True Master Sword. Skyward Strikes now charge much faster.
Design
The Master Sword is a double-edged longsword with no fuller and blue hilt, although in the artwork for A Link to the Past, the hilt of the sword is golden. The sword's cross-guard is large and elaborate in relation to its pommel, and is similar to the seal of Hyrule's Royal Family. The Triforce is engraved on the base of the blade, and embedded in the cross-guard is a gem.
In The Wind Waker, the state of the gem in cross-guard seems to be indicative of the sword's power. When Link first acquires the un-awakened Master Sword, the gem in its cross-guard is dark, and the guard itself seems to have retracted toward the grip. Only once the sword has been restored to its full power does its hilt regain its signature appearance, and its blade again shines a mysterious light. In Twilight Princess, the Master Sword is much longer and slimmer.
Appearances
A Link to the Past
In A Link to the Past, the Master Sword is obtained by collecting the three Pendants of Virtue from the three temples in the Light World across Hyrule. Once Link has them, he finds the Master Sword in the Lost Woods. In this game, the Master Sword can be upgraded to the Tempered Sword and the Golden Sword. In the GBA version, the Golden Sword can break pots.The Master sword is a long double edge blade.
Ocarina of Time
In Ocarina of Time, Link obtains the Master Sword in the Temple of Time from the Pedestal of Time. Link needs to place the three Spiritual Stones on the temple's altar, which can be found in the three dungeons from the Child Timeline across Hyrule. Sheik describes the blade as a ship that sails across time; obviously referencing the ability of it to take Link back and forth between childhood and adulthood. After defeating Ganon, Link places the Master Sword back into its pedestal. This creates a split in the timeline.
Oracle of Seasons
The Master Sword is the final upgrade of the Wooden Sword and can only be obtained in a Linked Game with Oracle of Ages.
Oracle of Ages
The Master Sword is the final upgrade of the Wooden Sword and can only be obtained in a Linked Game with Oracle of Seasons.
Four Swords 25th Anniversary Edition
The Master Sword is obtained after completing the Realm of Memories. It allows Link to shoot Sword Beams.
The Wind Waker
In The Wind Waker, Link finds the Master Sword underneath the Great Sea within Hyrule Castle in the drowned land of Hyrule. After his first face-to-face encounter with Ganondorf, he is told that the Master Sword has lost its power. To restore the Master Sword to its former glory, Link must awaken the new Sages of earth and wind.
After awakening Medli as the new Earth Sage, Link takes her to the Earth Temple. Upon defeating Jalhalla, Link and Medli play the Earth God's Lyric and restore power partially to the Master Sword.
After awakening Makar as the new Wind Sage, Link then travels with him to the Wind Temple. Upon defeating Molgera, Link and Makar play the Wind God's Aria. With the prayers of both Sages, the Master Sword returns to its true state.
Twilight Princess
In Twilight Princess, Link obtains the Master Sword after getting cursed by Zant, causing Link to remain permanently as a wolf. The Master Sword is the only thing that can break the curse and it lies in a place called the Sacred Grove.
Later in the game, upon entering the Palace of Twilight, Link infuses the Master Sword with light. This light comes from the light sources of the Twilight Realm known as Sols. Once infused with light, the Master Sword can cut through veils of twilight which normally would transform Link into a wolf upon exposure. The light vanishes from the sword upon leaving the Twilight Realm, but returns to the sword upon re-entry.
Skyward Sword
Skyward Sword explains the creation of the Master Sword. It was originally known as the Goddess Sword wielded by the Goddess, Hylia. The blade was exposed to three Sacred Flames—Farore's Flame, Nayru's Flame and Din's Flame—and then blessed by the Goddess in the form of Zelda, turning it into the True Master Sword. In comparison to the Goddess Longsword, it deals twice the damage. Each slash can deal 16 points of damage. The Spin Slash deals 24 points of damage and the Skyward Strike deals 8 points of damage.
In this game, the Master Sword also has the ability to shoot beams of light and can search for people or items. This is likely due to the presence of Fi, the spirit inside the sword. After completing the game, the player can replay it in Hero Mode, which makes the Goddess Sword and subsequently the Master Sword's Skyward Strikes much quicker from the very beginning.
A Link Between Worlds
The Master Sword makes an appearance in A Link Between Worlds, and is found in the same location as A Link to the Past. It can be found in the Lost Woods and cannot be obtained until after Link has collected the Pendants of Virtue and finds his way through the woods. It is needed to break the barrier around Hyrule Castle.
The Master Sword replaces the Forgotten Sword and features enhanced strength over his previous sword, and like its prequel, a sword beam can be shot out of the Master Sword whenever Link has full health. It can be upgraded to deal more damage if Link acquires two Master Ores and gives them to the Blacksmith in Hyrule, and he can further upgrade the Master Sword if he takes two more Master Ores to the Blacksmith in Lorule. When upgraded, the Master Sword Lv2 has a red blade while the Master Sword Lv3 has a golden blade, much like the Tempered Sword and the Golden Sword respectively in A Link to the Past.
Breath of the Wild
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In Breath of the Wild, the Master Sword can be found in its pedestal in the Korok Forest, guarded by the Great Deku Tree. The Great Deku Tree reveals to Link that if a person deemed to be weak attempts to draw the Master Sword from its pedestal, they will slowly lose their life. This means that Link must be powerful enough to draw the blade from its slumber and, unlike any previous incarnation, he requires at least thirteen hearts to successfully retrieve the sword (These hearts must be permanent heart containers: using consumables that temporarily increase your maximum hearts will not allow you to obtain the Master Sword). Upon taking the sword, Link will obtain a memory of the sword being placed in the pedestal; however, this memory is not actually Link's, rather, it is Princess Zelda's. Zelda placed the sword in its resting place after Link's near-death, where the hero would come to retrieve it once more after his slumber in the Shrine of Resurrection.
The Master Sword has a base strength of 30 damage, initially leaving it outclassed by a multitude of other single-handed weapons. Its true power, however, comes in the presence of evil when Link ventures to certain areas or draws near certain enemies. This includes all guardian variations and the entirety of Hyrule Castle, as well as the four Divine Beasts, where Ganon's presence is most powerful. The blade will glow with a blue aura, and its strength will boost to 60 damage, making it the most powerful single-handed weapon in the game.
Like all other weapons in Breath of the Wild, it can be rendered unusable after extensive use. However, it is special in that the Sword will never break, or disappear from the inventory after obtaining it. After the Sword loses its power from extensive use, it will auto-repair itself gradually and return to normal after some time. When the Master Sword is engulfed in its true power, it will gain a huge durability boost.
The Master Sword plays a prominent role in Link's memories, and is once again indicated to only be usable by the chosen hero. During Link's final memory, and Zelda's memory when the Sword is retrieved, it is shown to be in a severely damaged and rusted condition, something that has not been seen in any previous Zelda game. After being placed into its resting spot by Princess Zelda, the Sword gradually regained its luster and restored itself to its most powerful state.
After Link's death during his final memory, the sword begins to flash blue and emit a sound that is the same as Fi's in Skyward Sword, indicating that she is still present within the blade. Fi speaks to Princess Zelda, and tells her that Link can still be saved by taking him to the Shrine of Resurrection, where he can fully recover to fight Calamity Ganon once more.
Non-Canon Appearances
Soul Calibur II
In the fighting game Soul Calibur II, the Master Sword is Link's default weapon. Link starts with this weapon, along with the Hylian Shield, and it is the most well balanced of all his weapons. The Master Sword is also used when combined with the Mirror Shield.
Animal Crossing: New Leaf
The Master Sword can be obtained from fortune cookies in Animal Crossing: New Leaf as it appears in Skyward Sword. It is a furniture item that can be displayed in one's house. It is in its pedestal when placed in a house.
Hyrule Warriors
- Main article: Master Sword (Hyrule Warriors)
The Master Sword is found in the Temple of the Sacred Sword. It has a Light element, and 300 base power.
"The legendary blade of evil's bane. Only the chosen hero can wield this sword. When attacking with full health, your strikes gain a little extra oomph!"
Super Mario Maker 2
In Super Mario Maker 2, the Master Sword serves as a power-up in the Super Mario Bros. theme which transforms Mario (or the other playable characters) into Link, with a full set of typical Link moves. This includes using the Master Sword to stab, down thrust and dash attack. The power-up is lost if Link takes damage.
Gallery
Artwork from A Link to the Past
Artwork from A Link to the Past
Pulling out the Master Sword in A Link to the Past
The Master Sword in A Link to the Past
The Master Sword in the End Credits of A Link to the Past
Artwork from A Link to the Past
Sprite from A Link to the Past
Master Sword icon from A Link to the Past
Master Sword Art from Ocarina of Time
Master Sword Art from Ocarina of Time
Master Sword Icon from Ocarina of Time 3D
Master Sword within the Pedestal of Time from Ocarina of Time
Artwork from The Wind Waker
Master Sword within the Sacred Grove in Twilight Princess
Artwork of the Master Sword from A Link Between Worlds
Artwork of the Master Sword in Korok Forest from Breath of the Wild
Master Sword model from Soulcalibur II
Master Sword & Hylian Shield SoulCalibur II gallery entry (page 1)
Master Sword & Hylian Shield SoulCalibur II gallery entry (page 2)
Mirror Shield SoulCalibur II gallery entry, with Master Sword (page 1)
Mirror Shield SoulCalibur II gallery entry, with Master Sword (page 2)
Master Sword icon from Hyrule Warriors
Master Sword power-up sprite from Super Mario Maker 2.
"The legendary sword that seals the darkness. Its blade gleams with a sacred luster that can oppose the Calamity. Only a hero chosen by the sword itself can wield it."
Tree Branch
- Main article: Tree Branch
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"Wooden branches such as this are pretty common, but it's surprisingly well-balanced. It doesn't do much damage, but can serve as a weapon in a pinch."
The Tree Branch is a weapon found in Breath of the Wild. They can be found lying on the ground across the Great Plateau, and later, across all of Hyrule itself. Link can use these Branches to attack enemies; conversely, they can also be used be enemies to attack Link. Tree Branches are one of the weakest weapons in the game; they do very little damage, with a base power of 2, and break easily.
Tree Brances can be lit on fire and will burn up quickly. While on fire, they can be used to light campfires or burn other nearby objects.
Gallery
Hyrule Compendium entry of the Tree Branch.
References
- ↑ "Wooden branches such as this are pretty common, but it's surprisingly well-balanced. It doesn't do much damage, but can serve as a weapon in a pinch." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
"Wooden branches such as this are pretty common, but it's surprisingly well-balanced. It doesn't do much damage, but can serve as a weapon in a pinch."
Torch
- Main article: Torch (Breath of the Wild)
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Uses | Carrying flames | |
Base Power | 2 | |
Base Durability | 8 | |
"This torch will stay lit once ignited, but if you put it away, the flame will be extinguished until you light it again."
The Torch is a tool found in Breath of the Wild. It has the ability to carry flames across distances without extinguishing. Torches can be used to burn grass, bushes, or wood to start a Campfire. Although it is classified as a weapon, it only has a power of 2 and has low durability.
When Link first exits the Shrine of Resurrection and meets the Old Man, he can steal the Torch that is nearby. The Old Man will ask Link how he plans on using it.[2] If Link plans to use it as a weapon, the Old Man advises against it, and tells Link to use the Axe instead.[3] Alternatively, Link say that he is using the Torch to set things on fire, and the Old Man warns Link to be cautious, as it can burn the dry grass.[4] Link can also say that his usage of the Torch is a secret, and the Old Man will let him do as he pleases.[5]
Link will need to use the Torch, or another burnable weapon, to carry the flame and light the standing torches leading up to the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab and the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab. In these cases, Link will light the torch with Blue Fire, lighting the individual standing torches on the way.
When Link travels through the Lost Woods, he will need to use a Torch while navigating through the maze. When standing still, the flames of the torch will travel in the direction that Link must go in order to progress deeper into the Lost Woods.
Gallery
Hyrule Compendium picture of the Torch.
References
- ↑ "Wooden branches such as this are pretty common, but it's surprisingly well-balanced. It doesn't do much damage, but can serve as a weapon in a pinch." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ Well then, just help yourself to that torch there. And how, may I ask, are you planning to use it? - Old Man
- ↑ Innovative... However, that is probably best used to light fires. If you need a weapon, you can find something better. Many beasts roam the land past this point. You can take my axe with you, if you please. Assuming you can find it. - Old Man
- ↑ That is rather...unnerving. Please be cautious with that around any dry grass that might catch fire. - Old Man
- ↑ I see, Well then, do as you please. - Old Man
"This torch will stay lit once ignited, but if you put it away, the flame will be extinguished until you light it again."
Soup Ladle
- Main article: Soup Ladle
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"A kitchen implement often used for serving delicious soups. It was carved from the wood of a sturdy tree, so it actually packs quite the wallop."
The Soup Ladle is a melee weapon found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 4, and can mainly be found in urbanized areas across Hyrule, such as Hateno Village. It is a simple wooden implement, and should not be used as a weapon by any means, since it has a low durability, base power, and can catch fire.
"A kitchen implement often used for serving delicious soups. It was carved from the wood of a sturdy tree, so it actually packs quite the wallop."
Boomerang
- Main article: Boomerang
Artwork from The Wind Waker
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Location | The Legend of Zelda | |
Cost | The Minish Cap | |
Uses | Retrieve distant items | |
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The Boomerang is an iconic item in The Legend of Zelda series, appearing in almost every title in some shape or form. It works by returning to Link after he has thrown it every time, making it very versatile. It can be used in many different ways, such as picking up items, or stun and even defeat enemies, or to hit distant switches, and much more.
Appearances
The Legend of Zelda
The Boomerang makes its debut in The Legend of Zelda. Link can use it by assigning it to the B Slot and pressing that button to throw it. It can damage smaller enemies,[6] such as Keese, and stun all other enemies,[7] like Goriyas. After being thrown, it only travels half the screen, making it very inconvenient. It is found in the first dungeon of the game, The Eagle. Later on in the game, Link gets an upgrade to the Boomerang, entitled the Magical Boomerang. This upgrade is found in the second dungeon, The Moon. It travels much further than the original Boomerang,[8] making it a much better weapon in combat.
A Link to the Past
"Boomerang
The Boomerang has weak destructive power, but it has the ability to stun most enemies for a short period of time. The Boomerang is the item of choice when walking about Hyrule because you can use it to quickly retrieve items such as Hearts, Rupees, Arrows and Bombs."
"Link can't throw the Blue Boomerang too far, but he'll be able to retrieve items within a short distance."
"Blue Boomerang
Link will pick up the Blue Boomerang in Hyrule Castle."
In A Link to the Past, the Boomerang can be found in Hyrule Castle. It does the same thing it did in The Legend of Zelda: paralyze enemies and bring items from afar. It also has an upgrade, a red version, which can make the rounds launched by pressing the D-Pad. In the GBA version, the Boomerang can do things that it previously did not like mowing the lawn when released, etc.
Link's Awakening
In Link's Awakening, the Boomerang appears as the final item in the Trading Sequence. It is given to Link by the Secret Goriya at Toronbo Shores in exchange for the item on his B button.[9][10] However, he cannot accept certain items, such as the sword or shield.[11] If Link returns to the Goriya after trading for the Boomerang, he begs to have it back and offers Link's old item.[12]
With the Boomerang, Link can easily defeat several enemies that previously were much more difficult, such as DethI, the final form of The Shadow Nightmares, who can be defeated with one shot from the Boomerang.
Ocarina of Time
The Boomerang in Ocarina of Time is very similar to Boomerangs from previous titles, except it is in 3D. It can stun enemies, grab stuff, etc. It can be found Inside Jabu-Jabu's Belly, the third Dungeon of the game. It is one of the many items Link loses the ability to use while in the future. The Hookshot replaces the Boomerang while Link is an adult, though it is much more useful, and much easier to control.
Oracle of Seasons
The Boomerang can be obtained from the Subrosian Dance Hall in Subrosia after dancing with its inhabitants the correct pattern. Its uses are similar to Ocarina of Time's.
Oracle of Ages
In Oracle of Ages, the Boomerang is obtained from the Goron Shooting Gallery in Rolling Ridge. Link must earn at least 400 points in the mini-game, at which point the owner gives Link the Boomerang.[13] It is not required to complete the game.
Four Swords
Four Sword Adventures
The Wind Waker
The Boomerang in The Wind Waker is the first one to be able to lock on to multiple targets at once; five to be exact. It is found in the Forbidden Woods. It can be obtained after defeating the mini-boss Mothula.
The Minish Cap
There are two Boomerangs in this game. The regular Boomerang works like in previous Zelda games and can be bought in Castle Town for 300 Rupees. The Magical Boomerang can be obtained after Tingle's sidequest and fusing Kinstones. It can be controlled with the D-Pad. It will be found in North Hyrule Field.
Twilight Princess
- Main article: Gale Boomerang
In Twilight Princess, Link gets the Boomerang, which is called the Gale Boomerang, in the first dungeon, the Forest Temple. The Gale Boomerang is different from the ones found in other games in that it gives the user the Power of Winds. After Link defeats the Mini-Boss of the Forest Temple, the possessed baboon leader Ook, he receives the Boomerang and gains the ability to make a hurricane of wind. The player can throw the Boomerang up to five times in various directions.
Phantom Hourglass
In Phantom Hourglass, Link receives the Boomerang in the first temple, the Temple of Fire. Instead of just launching the Boomerang as in previous Zelda titles, Link must draw a line on the screen of the Nintendo DS. The Boomerang will follow the same route of the line. If a torch is out and is next to a lighted torch, Link can route the torch lit and then extinguished the torch and it will cause the Boomerang catch fire and ignite the torch. This is one of several features that Boomerang can do in this game.
Spirit Tracks
In Spirit Tracks, Link wins the Boomerang in the second temple, Snow Temple. To control the Boomerang, he can do the same thing as in Phantom Hourglass; draw a line on the bottom screen of the Nintendo DS, and it will follow the same route.
Often there are enemies that cannot be hit from the front, so Link must draw a path with the boomerang and hit the enemy on its backside in order to stun it. While some enemies can be defeated with one hit of the boomerang, many others will only be stunned. This will, however, give Link an opportunity to finish them off with his sword. The boomerang is also capable of equipping fire and ice along its way. If Link targets a lit torch and then an enemy, the boomerang will carry the fire and can burn the enemy that Link targets. Link can use the boomerang on ice torches and then send it over water, which will cause the water to freeze and ice platforms to appear that Link can walk over.
The boomerang is very commonly used to hit switches or other objects in order to solve puzzles. At times Link might need to hit several objects consecutively in a certain order to solve a puzzle and open a closed door, or to access a treasure chest. Other times Link must hit a distant object in order to create a bridge, or to lower or raise a platform to allow him to access new areas.
Hyrule Warriors
In Hyrule Warriors, the Boomerang is a sub-weapon that can be unlocked in The Sorceress of the Valley scenario from Legend Mode. The Boomerang functions like it does in other Zelda games, stunning enemies and being a key weapon against Manhandla. If Link picks up a power-up for the Boomerang, it becomes the Gale Boomerang, sending out tornados that stun multiple enemies.
A Link Between Worlds
In A Link Between Worlds, the Boomerang is a rentable, and later purchasable item that can be found at any point in Ravio's Shop after completing the Eastern Palace. It can be used to stun enemies, cut grass, grab items, and flip switches, similarly to most other Zelda games. After purchasing it for 800 Rupees, it can be upgraded by Mother Maiamai by collecting ten baby Maiamai. This turns it into the Nice Boomerang, which functions the same, but with increased speed, and a triple throw.
Tri Force Heroes
The Boomerang appears as an available item in many stages, beginning with the first section of the Volcano, the Blazing Trail. Like in past games, it can be used to stun or defeat enemies, hit switches, and retrieve distant items, including other Links. The boomerang can also be used to transfer fire between torches, similarly to its use in Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks. It can be upgraded by wearing the Boomeranger costume, which grants it increased range, size, and damage output, as well as the ability to carry two items at once.
Breath of the Wild
The Boomerang makes a return in Breath of the Wild, but this time in many forms, including the standard Boomerang, Giant Boomerang, Lizal Boomerang, and more. 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. The standard Boomerang can be found in the Pumaag Nitae Shrine.
See also
Gallery
Artwork from The Legend of Zelda Instruction Booklet
Million Publications Strategy Guide artwork from The Legend of Zelda
Sprite from The Legend of Zelda
Artwork from A Link to the Past
Artwork from Link's Awakening
Link obtaining the Boomerang in Link's Awakening DX
Map Location of the Boomerang in Link's Awakening DX
Official art from Ocarina of Time
Model from Ocarina of Time
Game Icon from Ocarina of Time 3D
Link obtaining the Boomerang in Oracle of Seasons
Obtaining the Boomerang in The Minish Cap
Boomerang Sprite from Spirit Tracks
Boomerang model from A Link Between Worlds
Boomerang Model from Breath of the Wild
Lizal Boomerang from Breath of the Wild
Boomerang from Cadence of Hyrule
References
- ↑ "Wooden branches such as this are pretty common, but it's surprisingly well-balanced. It doesn't do much damage, but can serve as a weapon in a pinch." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ Well then, just help yourself to that torch there. And how, may I ask, are you planning to use it? - Old Man
- ↑ Innovative... However, that is probably best used to light fires. If you need a weapon, you can find something better. Many beasts roam the land past this point. You can take my axe with you, if you please. Assuming you can find it. - Old Man
- ↑ That is rather...unnerving. Please be cautious with that around any dry grass that might catch fire. - Old Man
- ↑ I see, Well then, do as you please. - Old Man
- ↑ "Link can use [the boomerang] to inflict damage on weak enemies.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "[Link] can also stop most of the enemy in their tracks if he throws the boomerang on target.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "The magical boomerang flies further then the wooden boomerang.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "I found a good item washed up on the beach... I'll trade it to you for what you have in your B Button... Okay No" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "You got the Boomerang in exchange for the item you had." — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ah... Don't give me that item... How about some- thing else?" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Give me back the Boomerang, I beg you! I'll return the item you gave to me! Okay Not Now" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ç400 pts or more wins a Boomerang." — Goron Shooting Gallery Owner, Oracle of Ages.
"This throwing weapon was originally used by the forest-dwelling Koroks. Its unique shape allows it to return after being thrown."
Spring-Loaded Hammer
- Main article: Spring-Loaded Hammer
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Location | The Fang and Bone | |
Uses | Extreme knockback | |
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Base Durability | 80 | |
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"This strange hammer is one of Kilton's specialties. Being struck by it doesn't hurt much, but the fourth swing in a string of attacks will send the victim flying."
The Spring Loaded Hammer is an unusual hammer found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of just 1, and can be obtained by visiting Kilton's shop; the Fang and Bone. He sells this item for 199 Mon. It is more of a novelty item rather than a respectable weapon, due to its often humiliating effect and low damage output.
"This strange hammer is one of Kilton's specialties. Being struck by it doesn't hurt much, but the forth swing in a string of attacks will send the victim flying."
Traveler's Sword
- Main article: Traveler's Sword
A Traveler's Sword
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Base Power | 5 | |
Base Durability | 20 | |
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"A very common sword often kept by travelers to fend off small beasts. It's fairly durable, but a bit unreliable against monsters."
The Traveler's Sword is a one-handed sword found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 5 and durability of 20. It is dented and scratched in appearance, with a short blade, short cross-guard, and a wooden grip. It's used by travelers to fend off small beast.
Many NPCs that Link encounters throughout Hyrule are equipped with the Traveler's Sword. Some enemies will also wield them, such as Bokoblins and Stalkoblins in Hyrule Field and West Necluda. It is a good weapon while still on the Great Plateau, but is quickly exceeded by the Soldier's Broadsword and other higher tier weapons.
Side Quests
The Weapon Connoisseur
- Main article: The Weapon Connoisseur
As part of The Weapon Connoisseur side quest, which is given to Link by Nebb at Hateno Village, Link will need to find specific weapons. The first weapon in this quest is the Traveler's Sword. By showing it to Nebb, Link will earn a Red Rupee.
Gallery
Hyrule Compendium entry of the Traveler's Sword.
References
- ↑ "Wooden branches such as this are pretty common, but it's surprisingly well-balanced. It doesn't do much damage, but can serve as a weapon in a pinch." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ Well then, just help yourself to that torch there. And how, may I ask, are you planning to use it? - Old Man
- ↑ Innovative... However, that is probably best used to light fires. If you need a weapon, you can find something better. Many beasts roam the land past this point. You can take my axe with you, if you please. Assuming you can find it. - Old Man
- ↑ That is rather...unnerving. Please be cautious with that around any dry grass that might catch fire. - Old Man
- ↑ I see, Well then, do as you please. - Old Man
- ↑ "Link can use [the boomerang] to inflict damage on weak enemies.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "[Link] can also stop most of the enemy in their tracks if he throws the boomerang on target.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "The magical boomerang flies further then the wooden boomerang.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "I found a good item washed up on the beach... I'll trade it to you for what you have in your B Button... Okay No" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "You got the Boomerang in exchange for the item you had." — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ah... Don't give me that item... How about some- thing else?" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Give me back the Boomerang, I beg you! I'll return the item you gave to me! Okay Not Now" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ç400 pts or more wins a Boomerang." — Goron Shooting Gallery Owner, Oracle of Ages.
- ↑ "A very common sword often kept by travelers to fend off small beasts. It's fairly durable, but a bit unreliable against monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
"A very common sword often kept by travelers to fend off small beasts. It's fairly durable, but a bit unreliable against monsters."
Soldier's Broadsword
- Main article: Soldier's Broadsword
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"A sword brandished by the soldiers who once protected Hyrule Castle. Its durable blade is well tuned for slaying monsters."
Overview
The Soldier's Broadsword is a one-handed sword found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 14 and a base durability of 25. The Soldier's Broadsword sports a simple design, featuring a straight blade, a straight cross-guard, and a blue-grey ribbon wrapped around the grip. It sword was once issued to Hyrulean Soldiers who protected Hyrule Castle.
The Soldier's Broadsword is commonly found wielded by Blue Bokoblins near Bokoblin Camps in Hyrule Field, as well as the Faron Grasslands. While the damage and durability is great early game, it is quickly outshined by higher tier weapons, such as the Knight's Broadsword.
See Also
Gallery
Hyrule Compendium entry of the Soldier's Broadsword.
Link wielding the Soldier's Broadsword in the inventory.
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The Soldier's Broadsword in the official art.
References
- ↑ "Wooden branches such as this are pretty common, but it's surprisingly well-balanced. It doesn't do much damage, but can serve as a weapon in a pinch." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ Well then, just help yourself to that torch there. And how, may I ask, are you planning to use it? - Old Man
- ↑ Innovative... However, that is probably best used to light fires. If you need a weapon, you can find something better. Many beasts roam the land past this point. You can take my axe with you, if you please. Assuming you can find it. - Old Man
- ↑ That is rather...unnerving. Please be cautious with that around any dry grass that might catch fire. - Old Man
- ↑ I see, Well then, do as you please. - Old Man
- ↑ "Link can use [the boomerang] to inflict damage on weak enemies.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "[Link] can also stop most of the enemy in their tracks if he throws the boomerang on target.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "The magical boomerang flies further then the wooden boomerang.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "I found a good item washed up on the beach... I'll trade it to you for what you have in your B Button... Okay No" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "You got the Boomerang in exchange for the item you had." — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ah... Don't give me that item... How about some- thing else?" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Give me back the Boomerang, I beg you! I'll return the item you gave to me! Okay Not Now" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ç400 pts or more wins a Boomerang." — Goron Shooting Gallery Owner, Oracle of Ages.
- ↑ "A very common sword often kept by travelers to fend off small beasts. It's fairly durable, but a bit unreliable against monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A sword brandished by the soldiers who once protected Hyrule Castle. Its durable blade is well tuned for slaying monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
"A sword brandished by the soldiers who once protected Hyrule Castle. Its durable blade is well tuned for slaying monsters."
Knight's Broadsword
- Main article: Knight's Broadsword
A Knight's Broadsword
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"Knights of Hyrule once carried this sword. These days it's the weapon of choice for seasoned adventurers thanks to its ease of use and high attack power."
Overview
The Knight's Broadsword is a one-handed sword found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 26 and a base durability of 27. The design is similar to the Soldier's Broadsword, but with a wider cross-guard, a fancier blade, and a hibiscus colored ribbon enveloping the grip. It was once carried by Hyrulean Knights.
This sword is typically wielded by Lizalfos and Moblins in the Western areas of Hyrule, including the Tabantha Frontier and Gerudo Desert regions. The damage and durability are significant, but are later exceeded by the Royal Broadsword.
See Also
Gallery
Hyrule Compendium entry of the Knight's Broadsword.
References
- ↑ "Wooden branches such as this are pretty common, but it's surprisingly well-balanced. It doesn't do much damage, but can serve as a weapon in a pinch." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ Well then, just help yourself to that torch there. And how, may I ask, are you planning to use it? - Old Man
- ↑ Innovative... However, that is probably best used to light fires. If you need a weapon, you can find something better. Many beasts roam the land past this point. You can take my axe with you, if you please. Assuming you can find it. - Old Man
- ↑ That is rather...unnerving. Please be cautious with that around any dry grass that might catch fire. - Old Man
- ↑ I see, Well then, do as you please. - Old Man
- ↑ "Link can use [the boomerang] to inflict damage on weak enemies.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "[Link] can also stop most of the enemy in their tracks if he throws the boomerang on target.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "The magical boomerang flies further then the wooden boomerang.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "I found a good item washed up on the beach... I'll trade it to you for what you have in your B Button... Okay No" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "You got the Boomerang in exchange for the item you had." — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ah... Don't give me that item... How about some- thing else?" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Give me back the Boomerang, I beg you! I'll return the item you gave to me! Okay Not Now" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ç400 pts or more wins a Boomerang." — Goron Shooting Gallery Owner, Oracle of Ages.
- ↑ "A very common sword often kept by travelers to fend off small beasts. It's fairly durable, but a bit unreliable against monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A sword brandished by the soldiers who once protected Hyrule Castle. Its durable blade is well tuned for slaying monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "Knights of Hyrule once carried this sword. These days it's the weapon of choice for seasoned adventurers thanks to its ease of use and high attack power." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
"Knights of Hyrule once carried this sword. These days it's the weapon of choice for seasoned adventurers thanks to its ease of use and high attack power."
Royal Broadsword
- Main article: Royal Broadsword
A Royal Broadsword
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"The Hyrulean royal family would award this sword to knights who achieved remarkable feats. A sword that balances strength and beauty as elegantly as this one is a rare find."
Overview
The Royal Broadsword is a one-handed sword found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power and durability of 36. The Royal Broadsword is rather regal in design, featuring a very fancy blade adorned with golden accents, a golden cross-guard, and a grip wrapped with purple ribbon. This sword was once gifted by the royal family to Hyrulean Knights who achieved remarkable feats.
The Royal Broadsword is a common weapon of choice for Silver Bokoblins, Moblins, and Lizalfos in the Tabantha Frontier and Akkala Highlands. Additionally, it can be found worn around the necks of Blue and Black Hinoxi and can be dropped by Moldugas in the Gerudo Desert. This sword is high tier, exceeded only by a few other one-handed swords.
See Also
Gallery
Hyrule Compendium entry of the Royal Broadsword.
References
- ↑ "Wooden branches such as this are pretty common, but it's surprisingly well-balanced. It doesn't do much damage, but can serve as a weapon in a pinch." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ Well then, just help yourself to that torch there. And how, may I ask, are you planning to use it? - Old Man
- ↑ Innovative... However, that is probably best used to light fires. If you need a weapon, you can find something better. Many beasts roam the land past this point. You can take my axe with you, if you please. Assuming you can find it. - Old Man
- ↑ That is rather...unnerving. Please be cautious with that around any dry grass that might catch fire. - Old Man
- ↑ I see, Well then, do as you please. - Old Man
- ↑ "Link can use [the boomerang] to inflict damage on weak enemies.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "[Link] can also stop most of the enemy in their tracks if he throws the boomerang on target.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "The magical boomerang flies further then the wooden boomerang.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "I found a good item washed up on the beach... I'll trade it to you for what you have in your B Button... Okay No" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "You got the Boomerang in exchange for the item you had." — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ah... Don't give me that item... How about some- thing else?" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Give me back the Boomerang, I beg you! I'll return the item you gave to me! Okay Not Now" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ç400 pts or more wins a Boomerang." — Goron Shooting Gallery Owner, Oracle of Ages.
- ↑ "A very common sword often kept by travelers to fend off small beasts. It's fairly durable, but a bit unreliable against monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A sword brandished by the soldiers who once protected Hyrule Castle. Its durable blade is well tuned for slaying monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "Knights of Hyrule once carried this sword. These days it's the weapon of choice for seasoned adventurers thanks to its ease of use and high attack power." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "The Hyrulean royal family would award this sword to knights who achieved remarkable feats. A sword that balances strength and beauty as elegantly as this one is a rare find." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
"The Hyrulean royal family would award this sword to knights who achieved remarkable feats. A sword that balances strength and beauty as elegantly as this one is a rare find."
Forest Dweller's Sword
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"Koroks made this sword for Hylians. It's made of wood, so it isn't the best choice for head-on attacks. Its original intent was likely clearing vines to forge paths through forests."
The Forest Dweller's Sword is a melee weapon found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 22, and can be found in various locations in Hyrule, but they are most common in the Korok Forest. The sword is made entirely from wood, meaning it will catch fire if it is brought in close proximity with a flame. It also has a fairly low durability.
This sword must be equipped at all times whilst attempting the Test of Wood Shrine Quest, or Link will be disqualified and will require to start over.
"Koroks made this sword for Hylians. It's made of wood, so it isn't the best choice for head-on attacks. Its original intent was likely clearing vines to forge paths through forests."
Zora Sword
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"The ornamentation that adorns this blade is a traditional Zora design. It's forged from a very durable and rust-proof metal."
The Zora Sword is a melee weapon found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 15, and can be found in various locations in Hyrule, but they are most common in and around Zora's Domain. The sword is made entirely from metal, meaning in a thunderstorm lightning will be attracted to the blade, which will deal significant damage. In appearance, it is thin and elegant, sporting the classic Zora colors of blue and silver.
"The ornamentation that adorns this blade is a traditional Zora design. It's forged from a very durable and rust-proof metal."
Feathered Edge
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"Rito craftsmen forged this lightweight, double-edged sword so Rito warriors could soar into battle unhindered by its weight."
The Feathered Edge is a sword found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 15, and can be found in various locations all over Hyrule, but typically in close proximity to the Rito Village, such as the Tabantha region. It has a similar design to other Rito weapons, featuring the gold and silver color scheme and the striped ribbon on the grip.
"Rito craftsmen forged this lightweight, double-edged sword so Rito warriors could soar into battle unhindered by its weight."
Gerudo Scimitar
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"This common sword is often carried by Gerudo women for self-defense. Its short, curved blade is easily recognized."
The Gerudo Scimitar is a curved blade found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 16, and can be found in various locations in the Gerudo Region. It is a short, curved sword which bears a red gem on the cross-guard, and is silver and gold in appearance.
"This common sword is often carried by Gerudo women for self-defense. Its short, curved blade is easily recognized."
Moonlight Scimitar
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"Delicate Gerudo carvings decorate this curved sword. The engraved blade is extremely sharp. Apparently it once served ceremonial purposes in festivals."
The Moonlight Scimitar is a curved blade found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 25, and can be found in various locations in the Gerudo Region. It is a fairly long, curved sword which is adorned with gemstones and Gerudo markings.
"Delicate Gerudo carvings decorate this curved sword. The engraved blade is extremely sharp. Apparently it once served ceremonial purposes in festivals."
Scimitar of the Seven
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"A famous sword once beloved by the Gerudo Champion Urbosa. It is said that when Urbosa swung this sword in battle, her movements resembled a beautiful dance."
The Scimitar of the Seven is a sword found in Breath of the Wild. It can be obtained by returning to Gerudo Town and speaking with Riju after defeating Thunderblight Ganon inside of the Divine Beast Vah Naboris. It has a power of 32.
"A famous sword once beloved by the Gerudo Champion Urbosa. It is said that when Urbosa swung this sword in battle, her movements resembled a beautiful dance."
Eightfold Blade
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"A single-edged sword traditional to the Sheikah tribe. Forged using ancient technology, it's said to be among the sharpest conventional weapons ever made."
The Eightfold Blade is a melee weapon found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 15, and can be found in lone locations scattered across Hyrule, for example at one of the peaks at the Pillars of Levia. It is a slightly curved sword with a sharp gut tool at the base of the blade. The cross-guard is circular in design.
"A single-edged sword traditional to the Sheikah tribe. Forged using ancient technology, it's said to be among the sharpest conventional weapons ever made."
Ancient Short Sword
- Main article: Ancient Short Sword
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"The blade of this ancient sword was made using an ancient power lost to this modern age. Its blade appears only when drawn, and its cutting power surpasses metal swords."
The Ancient Short Sword is a sword found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 40, and can be obtained by visiting the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab.This weapon can only be obtained after Link has activated the Ancient Furnace, at which point he should speak with Cherry, the robot, to trade 1,000 Rupees, 15 Ancient Springs, 5 Ancient Shafts, and 2 Ancient Cores for the blade. When Link is carrying this weapon, only the handle shows; the blue parts only show up once it is held in the hand.
"The blade of this ancient sword was made using an ancient power lost to this modern age. Its blade appears only when drawn, and its cutting power surpasses metal swords."
Rusty Broadsword
- Main article: Rusty Broadsword
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"This once-fearsome sword has seen better days. It can do some damage in the right hands but also breaks quickly."
The Rusty Broadsword is a melee weapon found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 6, and can be found in lone locations around the majority of Hyrule. It appears to have once been a Knight's Broadsword, but has experienced severe damage, as the majority of the blade is rusted.
These items are found laying around fairly abundantly in early parts of the game. One can be found on top of a small island in the pond, just outside the Shrine of Resurrection on the way to the Temple of Time. They are often found in the various ruins of Hyrule.
With a durability of just 8, it is the most fragile of swords that Link can acquire, with it breaking just as quickly as a Torch or Boko Club. With an attack power of 6, it is more powerful than the Traveler's Sword and makes for an okay weapon during the early portions of the game, but it quickly becomes obsolete as Link acquires more powerful weaponry.
Like all the of the other Rusty weapons that Link can acquire, he can toss it in front of a Rock Octorok. When the Rock Octorok inhales the sword, he will chew it up and spit it out back towards Link. This will upgrade the weapon and it can be spit out as a Traveler's Sword, Soldier's Broadsword, Knight's Broadsword, or even a Royal Broadsword.
Gallery
Hyrule Compendium entry of the Rusty Broadsword.
References
- ↑ "Wooden branches such as this are pretty common, but it's surprisingly well-balanced. It doesn't do much damage, but can serve as a weapon in a pinch." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ Well then, just help yourself to that torch there. And how, may I ask, are you planning to use it? - Old Man
- ↑ Innovative... However, that is probably best used to light fires. If you need a weapon, you can find something better. Many beasts roam the land past this point. You can take my axe with you, if you please. Assuming you can find it. - Old Man
- ↑ That is rather...unnerving. Please be cautious with that around any dry grass that might catch fire. - Old Man
- ↑ I see, Well then, do as you please. - Old Man
- ↑ "Link can use [the boomerang] to inflict damage on weak enemies.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "[Link] can also stop most of the enemy in their tracks if he throws the boomerang on target.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "The magical boomerang flies further then the wooden boomerang.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "I found a good item washed up on the beach... I'll trade it to you for what you have in your B Button... Okay No" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "You got the Boomerang in exchange for the item you had." — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ah... Don't give me that item... How about some- thing else?" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Give me back the Boomerang, I beg you! I'll return the item you gave to me! Okay Not Now" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ç400 pts or more wins a Boomerang." — Goron Shooting Gallery Owner, Oracle of Ages.
- ↑ "A very common sword often kept by travelers to fend off small beasts. It's fairly durable, but a bit unreliable against monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A sword brandished by the soldiers who once protected Hyrule Castle. Its durable blade is well tuned for slaying monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "Knights of Hyrule once carried this sword. These days it's the weapon of choice for seasoned adventurers thanks to its ease of use and high attack power." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "The Hyrulean royal family would award this sword to knights who achieved remarkable feats. A sword that balances strength and beauty as elegantly as this one is a rare find." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
"This once-fearsome sword has seen better days. It can do some damage in the right hands but also breaks quickly."
Royal Guard's Sword
- Main article: Royal Guard's Sword
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"A Sheikah-made replica of the sword that seals the darkness. It was made with ancient technology to oppose the Great Calamity, but its low durability made it inefficient."
The Royal Guard's Sword is a one-handed sword found in Breath of the Wild. It is part of the Royal Guard's set, along with a two-handed sword, a polearm, a bow, and a shield. It has a base power of 48 and a base durability of 14. While it has a massive base damage, its durability is very low, making it unreliable in battle. The Royal Guard's Sword features a black cross-guard with a crimson ribbon wrapped around the grip. Cosmetically, it's similar to the Royal Broadsword, with the only difference being the color scheme.
Gallery
- Hyrule-Compendium-Royal-Guard's-Broadsword.png
Hyrule Compendium entry of the Royal Guard's Sword.
References
- ↑ "Wooden branches such as this are pretty common, but it's surprisingly well-balanced. It doesn't do much damage, but can serve as a weapon in a pinch." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ Well then, just help yourself to that torch there. And how, may I ask, are you planning to use it? - Old Man
- ↑ Innovative... However, that is probably best used to light fires. If you need a weapon, you can find something better. Many beasts roam the land past this point. You can take my axe with you, if you please. Assuming you can find it. - Old Man
- ↑ That is rather...unnerving. Please be cautious with that around any dry grass that might catch fire. - Old Man
- ↑ I see, Well then, do as you please. - Old Man
- ↑ "Link can use [the boomerang] to inflict damage on weak enemies.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "[Link] can also stop most of the enemy in their tracks if he throws the boomerang on target.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "The magical boomerang flies further then the wooden boomerang.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "I found a good item washed up on the beach... I'll trade it to you for what you have in your B Button... Okay No" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "You got the Boomerang in exchange for the item you had." — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ah... Don't give me that item... How about some- thing else?" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Give me back the Boomerang, I beg you! I'll return the item you gave to me! Okay Not Now" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ç400 pts or more wins a Boomerang." — Goron Shooting Gallery Owner, Oracle of Ages.
- ↑ "A very common sword often kept by travelers to fend off small beasts. It's fairly durable, but a bit unreliable against monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A sword brandished by the soldiers who once protected Hyrule Castle. Its durable blade is well tuned for slaying monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "Knights of Hyrule once carried this sword. These days it's the weapon of choice for seasoned adventurers thanks to its ease of use and high attack power." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "The Hyrulean royal family would award this sword to knights who achieved remarkable feats. A sword that balances strength and beauty as elegantly as this one is a rare find." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A Sheikah-made replica of the sword that seals the darkness. It was made with ancient technology to oppose the Great Calamity, but its low durability made it inefficient." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
"A Sheikah-made replica of the sword that seals the darkness. It was made with ancient technology to oppose the Great Calamity, but its low durability made it inefficient."
Flameblade
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"This magical sword was forged in the lava of Death Mountain. It leaves white-hot flames in its wake when the blade glows red."
The Flameblade is an elemental sword found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 24, and can be rarely found scattered around Hyrule, but also in various 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. It has a rather thin grip, and the blade itself is made from a strong metal which glows red hot once it is charged.
"This magical sword was forged in the lava of Death Mountain. It leaves white-hot flames in its wake when the blade glows red."
Frostblade
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"A magical sword forged in the frigid mountains of the Hebra region. When the blade glows blue, enemies struck by it will become frozen."
The Frostblade is a weapon found in Breath of the Wild. The blade has the ability to freeze enemies, but requires a short period of time to charge before expelling the frost once more.
"A magical sword forged in the frigid mountains of the Hebra region. When the blade glows blue, enemies struck by it will become frozen."
Thunderblade
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"A magical sword forged and refined by lightning from the Hyrule Hills. When the blade shines with a golden light, it will electrocute enemies struck by it."
The Thunderblade is an elemental sword found in Breath of the Wild. It has a fast use time and has a base power of 22. 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.
"A magical sword forged and refined by lightning from the Hyrule Hills. When the blade shines with a golden light, it will electrocute enemies struck by it."
Boko Club
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"A crude Bokoblin club made to clobber small prey. It's essentially a stick, so its durability is low."
The Boko Club is a weapon in Breath of the Wild. They can be found lying on the ground across Hyrule, and can be obtained from Bokoblins as well. Link can use these clubs to attack enemies, but they can also be used by enemies to attack Link.
Boko Clubs are very common weapons found on the Great Plateau, often near Bokoblin camps. They are fairly weak weapons and only should be used early on in Link's journey. Boko Clubs can be set on fire, making them usable as a torch.
See Also
Gallery
A Boko Club on fire
Hyrule Compendium entry of the Boko Club.
References
- ↑ "Wooden branches such as this are pretty common, but it's surprisingly well-balanced. It doesn't do much damage, but can serve as a weapon in a pinch." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ Well then, just help yourself to that torch there. And how, may I ask, are you planning to use it? - Old Man
- ↑ Innovative... However, that is probably best used to light fires. If you need a weapon, you can find something better. Many beasts roam the land past this point. You can take my axe with you, if you please. Assuming you can find it. - Old Man
- ↑ That is rather...unnerving. Please be cautious with that around any dry grass that might catch fire. - Old Man
- ↑ I see, Well then, do as you please. - Old Man
- ↑ "Link can use [the boomerang] to inflict damage on weak enemies.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "[Link] can also stop most of the enemy in their tracks if he throws the boomerang on target.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "The magical boomerang flies further then the wooden boomerang.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "I found a good item washed up on the beach... I'll trade it to you for what you have in your B Button... Okay No" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "You got the Boomerang in exchange for the item you had." — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ah... Don't give me that item... How about some- thing else?" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Give me back the Boomerang, I beg you! I'll return the item you gave to me! Okay Not Now" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ç400 pts or more wins a Boomerang." — Goron Shooting Gallery Owner, Oracle of Ages.
- ↑ "A very common sword often kept by travelers to fend off small beasts. It's fairly durable, but a bit unreliable against monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A sword brandished by the soldiers who once protected Hyrule Castle. Its durable blade is well tuned for slaying monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "Knights of Hyrule once carried this sword. These days it's the weapon of choice for seasoned adventurers thanks to its ease of use and high attack power." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "The Hyrulean royal family would award this sword to knights who achieved remarkable feats. A sword that balances strength and beauty as elegantly as this one is a rare find." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A Sheikah-made replica of the sword that seals the darkness. It was made with ancient technology to oppose the Great Calamity, but its low durability made it inefficient." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A crude Bokoblin club made to clobber small prey. It's essentially a stick, so its durability is low." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
"A crude Bokoblin club made to clobber small prey. It's essentially a stick, so its durability is low."
Spiked Boko Club
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"A reinforced Bokoblin club made to maximize damage. The sharpened bones jabbed into make it a brutal weapon."
The Spiked Boko Club is a wooden club found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 12, and is an uncommon weapon of choice for Bokoblins in areas just outside the Great Plateau. It looks identical to a traditional Boko Club, but sharp bones have been affixed to increase the damage output.
The weapon is most commonly wielded by Blue Bokoblins in areas that are adjacent to the Great Plateau, including within the Gerudo Canyon Pass and in the Gerudo Desert. However, the weapon can occasionally be seen being used by Lizalfos in the Lake and Faron regions, as well as within the Lanayru Wetlands.
With a weapon strength of 12, it is three times as powerful as its Boko Club counterpart, although only half as powerful as the Dragonbone Boko Club. Given its power and durability, it makes for a decent weapon early on in Link's quest, but quickly becomes obsolete as Link acquires more powerful and more durable weapons.
As the weapon is made of wood, it can be lit on fire and used as a torch.
Gallery
Hyrule Compendium entry of the Spiked Boko Club.
See Also
References
- ↑ "Wooden branches such as this are pretty common, but it's surprisingly well-balanced. It doesn't do much damage, but can serve as a weapon in a pinch." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ Well then, just help yourself to that torch there. And how, may I ask, are you planning to use it? - Old Man
- ↑ Innovative... However, that is probably best used to light fires. If you need a weapon, you can find something better. Many beasts roam the land past this point. You can take my axe with you, if you please. Assuming you can find it. - Old Man
- ↑ That is rather...unnerving. Please be cautious with that around any dry grass that might catch fire. - Old Man
- ↑ I see, Well then, do as you please. - Old Man
- ↑ "Link can use [the boomerang] to inflict damage on weak enemies.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "[Link] can also stop most of the enemy in their tracks if he throws the boomerang on target.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "The magical boomerang flies further then the wooden boomerang.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "I found a good item washed up on the beach... I'll trade it to you for what you have in your B Button... Okay No" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "You got the Boomerang in exchange for the item you had." — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ah... Don't give me that item... How about some- thing else?" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Give me back the Boomerang, I beg you! I'll return the item you gave to me! Okay Not Now" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ç400 pts or more wins a Boomerang." — Goron Shooting Gallery Owner, Oracle of Ages.
- ↑ "A very common sword often kept by travelers to fend off small beasts. It's fairly durable, but a bit unreliable against monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A sword brandished by the soldiers who once protected Hyrule Castle. Its durable blade is well tuned for slaying monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "Knights of Hyrule once carried this sword. These days it's the weapon of choice for seasoned adventurers thanks to its ease of use and high attack power." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "The Hyrulean royal family would award this sword to knights who achieved remarkable feats. A sword that balances strength and beauty as elegantly as this one is a rare find." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A Sheikah-made replica of the sword that seals the darkness. It was made with ancient technology to oppose the Great Calamity, but its low durability made it inefficient." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A crude Bokoblin club made to clobber small prey. It's essentially a stick, so its durability is low." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A reinforced Bokoblin club made to maximize damage. The sharpened bones jabbed into make it a brutal weapon." — Hyrule Compendium, Breath of the Wild
"A reinforced Bokoblin club made to maximize damage. The sharpened bones jabbed into make it a brutal weapon."
Dragonbone Boko Club
- Main article: Dragonbone Boko Club
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"This Bokoblin club has been reinforced with fossilized bones to maximize clobbering potential. Only the brawniest of Bokoblins can manage its immense weight."
The Dragonbone Boko Club is a wooden club found in Breath of the Wild. It appears to be fashioned from a regular Boko Club, with a large bone attached to it, to increase its power. With a base power of 24, it is considerably stronger than the Boko Club, and it is double the strength of the Spiked Boko Club.
The weapon can most commonly be found being used by Black Bokoblins. They are often found on the outskirts of the map, featured heavily in the Hebra, Akkala, and Gerudo Highlands regions. The Black Bokoblins that wield these clubs will often also wield the Dragonbone Boko Shield. The weapon can also be found being worn by the Middle Kin Hinox, found in the Uten Marsh.
Gallery
Hyrule Compendium entry of the Dragonbone Boko Club.
See also
- Boko Club
- Spiked Boko Club
- Dragonbone Boko Bat
- Dragonbone Boko Bow
- Dragonbone Boko Shield
- Dragonbone Boko Spear
- Dragonbone Moblin Club
- Dragonbone Moblin Spear
References
- ↑ "Wooden branches such as this are pretty common, but it's surprisingly well-balanced. It doesn't do much damage, but can serve as a weapon in a pinch." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ Well then, just help yourself to that torch there. And how, may I ask, are you planning to use it? - Old Man
- ↑ Innovative... However, that is probably best used to light fires. If you need a weapon, you can find something better. Many beasts roam the land past this point. You can take my axe with you, if you please. Assuming you can find it. - Old Man
- ↑ That is rather...unnerving. Please be cautious with that around any dry grass that might catch fire. - Old Man
- ↑ I see, Well then, do as you please. - Old Man
- ↑ "Link can use [the boomerang] to inflict damage on weak enemies.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "[Link] can also stop most of the enemy in their tracks if he throws the boomerang on target.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "The magical boomerang flies further then the wooden boomerang.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "I found a good item washed up on the beach... I'll trade it to you for what you have in your B Button... Okay No" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "You got the Boomerang in exchange for the item you had." — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ah... Don't give me that item... How about some- thing else?" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Give me back the Boomerang, I beg you! I'll return the item you gave to me! Okay Not Now" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ç400 pts or more wins a Boomerang." — Goron Shooting Gallery Owner, Oracle of Ages.
- ↑ "A very common sword often kept by travelers to fend off small beasts. It's fairly durable, but a bit unreliable against monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A sword brandished by the soldiers who once protected Hyrule Castle. Its durable blade is well tuned for slaying monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "Knights of Hyrule once carried this sword. These days it's the weapon of choice for seasoned adventurers thanks to its ease of use and high attack power." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "The Hyrulean royal family would award this sword to knights who achieved remarkable feats. A sword that balances strength and beauty as elegantly as this one is a rare find." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A Sheikah-made replica of the sword that seals the darkness. It was made with ancient technology to oppose the Great Calamity, but its low durability made it inefficient." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A crude Bokoblin club made to clobber small prey. It's essentially a stick, so its durability is low." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A reinforced Bokoblin club made to maximize damage. The sharpened bones jabbed into make it a brutal weapon." — Hyrule Compendium, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "This Bokoblin club has been reinforced with fossilized bones to maximize clobbering potential. Only the brawniest of Bokoblins can manage its immense weight." — Hyrule Compendium, Breath of the Wild
"This Bokoblin club has been reinforced with fossilized bones to maximize clobbering potential. Only the brawniest of Bokoblins can manage its immense weight."
Lizal Boomerang
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"A curved sword favored by the Lizalfos. It can be used to attack directly or can be thrown like a boomerang."
The Lizal Boomerang is a melee weapon and boomerang found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 14, and is typically used by Green Lizalfos, in regions such as Faron. It has a wooden handle wrapped with leaves, and a sharpened blade which turns at a 90° angle to create the traditional boomerang shape.
"A curved sword favored by the Lizalfos. It can be used to attack directly or can be thrown like a boomerang."
Lizal Forked Boomerang
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"Blue Lizalfos in particular like this weapon. It has one more blade than the Lizal boomerang to give it additional cutting power, and it still returns when thrown."
The Lizal Forked Boomerang is a melee weapon and boomerang found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 24, and is typically used by Blue Lizalfos, in regions such as Gerudo or Hebra. It has a wooden handle wrapped with leaves, and a sharpened blade which splits off in two directions, with two razor sharp points.
"Blue Lizalfos in particular like this weapon. It has one more blade than the Lizal boomerang to give it additional cutting power, and it still returns when thrown."
Lizal Tri-Boomerang
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"More blades mean more attack power! It can be used as a boomerang, but all those blades make that a bit more dangerous. Carried by Black Lizalfos seasoned in battle."
The Lizal Tri-Boomerang is a melee weapon and boomerang found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 36, and is typically used by Black Lizalfos, in regions such as Hebra and Akkala. It has a wooden handle wrapped with leaves, and a sharpened blade which splits three ways, creating a deadly weapon and terrifying appearance.
"More blades mean more attack power! It can be used as a boomerang, but all those blades make that a bit more dangerous. Carried by Black Lizalfos seasoned in battle."
Guardian Sword
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"A sword often wielded by Guardian Scouts. Its blue energy blade is a product of ancient technology. It's not very durable."
The Guardian Sword is a sword found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 20, and can be obtained by defeating Guardian Scouts in Shrine of Trials or Divine Beasts. When Link is carrying this weapon, only the handle shows; the blue parts only show up once it is held in the hand.
"A sword often wielded by Guardian Scouts. Its blue energy blade is a product of ancient technology. It's not very durable."
Guardian Sword+
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"This Guardian sword has enhanced power over the standard model. Its cutting capabilities are improved, and its durability has seen a slight uptick."
The Guardian Sword+ is a sword found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 30, and can be obtained by defeating Guardian Scouts in Shrines, such as those titled 'A Modest Test of Strength'. When Link is carrying this weapon, only the handle shows; the blue parts only show up once it is held in the hand.
"This Guardian sword has enhanced power over the standard model. Its cutting capabilities are improved, and its durability has seen a slight uptick"
Guardian Sword++
- Main article: Guardian Sword++
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"The abilities of this Guardian sword have been boosted to the maximum, as evidenced by its increase in size. It slices through armor like a hot knife through butter!"
The Guardian Sword++ is a sword found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 40, and can be obtained by defeating a Guardian Scout IV in Shrine of Trials, for example in Shrines labelled 'A Major Test of Strength'. When Link is carrying this weapon, only the handle shows; the blue parts only show up once it is held in the hand. Its attack can be increased by certain attack bonuses.
"The abilities of this Guardian sword have been boosted to the maximum., as evidenced by its increase in size. It slices through armor like a hot knife through butter!"
Lynel Sword
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"This Lynel-made sword was designed with smashing in mind rather than slicing. It's on the heavy side compared to what Hylians are used to, but it's very strong."
The Lynel Sword is a melee weapon found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 24, and can be obtained by defeating standard Lynels scattered in the overworld, for example on Ploymus Mountain. The blade is very large, but can still be wielded single-handed by Link.
"This Lynel-made sword was designed with smashing in mind rather than slicing. It's on the heavy side compared to what Hylians are used to, but it's very strong."
Mighty Lynel Sword
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"This Lynel-made sword boasts more blades and more attack power. A skilled Lynel can draw this sword simply in passing and still cut a foe in two."
The Mighty Lynel Sword is a melee weapon found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 36, and can be obtained by defeating Blue-Maned Lynels scattered in the overworld, for example in Deep Akkala. The blade is very large, but can still be wielded single-handed by Link.
"This Lynel-made sword boasts more blades and more attack power. A skilled Lynel can draw this sword simply in passing and still cut a foe in two."
Savage Lynel Sword
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"A brutal sword carried by white-haired Lynels. The savage blades are strong enough to cut down any foe, no matter how strong."
The Savage Lynel Sword is a melee weapon found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 58, and can be obtained by defeating White-Maned Lynels or Silver Lynels scattered in the overworld, for example in the Coliseum Ruins. The blade is very large, but can still be wielded single-handed by Link. It is the second-strongest one-handed weapon in the game, only second to the fully charged Master Sword. However, it may be increased by certain attack bonuses.
"A brutal sword carried by white-haired Lynels. The savage blades are strong enough to cut down any foe, no matter how strong."
Fire Rod
- Main article: Fire Rod
Sprite of the Fire Rod from A Link to the Past
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The Fire Rod is an item that appears in A Link to the Past, Four Swords Adventures, and A Link Between Worlds.
Appearances
A Link to the Past
The Fire Rod is obtained in a Treasure Chest in the Skull Woods.[22] This rod spits out a ball of fire that sears most enemies to a crisp.[23] Some enemies like Gibdos are especially vulnerable to fire, so use the Fire Rod wisely.[24] The Fire Rod can also be used like the Lamp to light torches, but from a distance only. It is needed to enter the main part of the Skull Woods dungeon.[25] This item is also used for defeating Trinexx in Turtle Rock.
Four Swords Adventures
The Fire Rod in Four Swords Adventures functions in a similar fashion to its other incarnations. If the item button is held down, the Fire Rod acts as a flamethrower, shooting a continuous stream of fire. Once upgraded to level two at a Fairy Fountain, the Fire Rod gains the powers of the Cane of Somaria, as seen in A Link to the Past, creating blocks that can be used to depress switches. The upgraded Fire Rod can also create platforms in specific locations marked by a question mark. Shadow Link even uses the weapon against Link in certain encounters.
A Link Between Worlds
In A Link Between Worlds, Link can rent the Fire Rod for 100 Rupees along with other items after Ravio's Shop opens. However, once Ravio lets him purchase items, the Fire Rod costs 1,200 Rupees to purchase it. Once Link has bought it, he can upgrade it to the Nice Fire Rod after finding ten lost Maiamais and giving them to Mother Maiamai.
Unlike previous Zelda games, when Link uses the Fire Rod, it unleashes a pillar of flame that travels across the ground and disappears shortly afterwards, depleting the Energy Gauge. As a result of traveling across the ground, if Link uses the Fire Rod on top of grates, the fireball will go through the grate and be on the lower floors of the dungeon. Being used to defeat ice-based enemies such as Ice Gimos and Ice Bubbles, the Fire Rod is also used in order to melt ice such as the ice layer surrounding Dharkstare and ice stalagmites. Like the Lamp, it can light torches, but Link can light them at a farther distance than the Lamp. Similarly to the Skull Woods in A Link to the Past, the Fire Rod is needed in order to enter the Ice Ruins in Lorule.
Breath of the Wild
The Fire Rod in Breath of the Wild can be found on Fire Wizzrobes all over Hyrule. It is a very dangerous weapon, as it can shoot rather large fireballs which can light objects on fire, such as grass or leaves. It can be used as an offensive tool, or one for solving puzzles, such as in the Sah Dahaj Shrine. It has a base power of 5.
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Link fighting Mothula with the Fire Rod in A Link to the Past
Link opening the main part of Skull Woods in A Link to the Past
Link obtaining the Fire Rod in Skull Woods in A Link to the Past
Artwork of the Fire Rod from A Link to the Past
Fire Rod from A Link Between Worlds
Icon of the Fire Rod from Breath of the Wild
Fire Rod from Cadence of Hyrule
References
- ↑ "Wooden branches such as this are pretty common, but it's surprisingly well-balanced. It doesn't do much damage, but can serve as a weapon in a pinch." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ Well then, just help yourself to that torch there. And how, may I ask, are you planning to use it? - Old Man
- ↑ Innovative... However, that is probably best used to light fires. If you need a weapon, you can find something better. Many beasts roam the land past this point. You can take my axe with you, if you please. Assuming you can find it. - Old Man
- ↑ That is rather...unnerving. Please be cautious with that around any dry grass that might catch fire. - Old Man
- ↑ I see, Well then, do as you please. - Old Man
- ↑ "Link can use [the boomerang] to inflict damage on weak enemies.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "[Link] can also stop most of the enemy in their tracks if he throws the boomerang on target.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "The magical boomerang flies further then the wooden boomerang.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "I found a good item washed up on the beach... I'll trade it to you for what you have in your B Button... Okay No" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "You got the Boomerang in exchange for the item you had." — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ah... Don't give me that item... How about some- thing else?" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Give me back the Boomerang, I beg you! I'll return the item you gave to me! Okay Not Now" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ç400 pts or more wins a Boomerang." — Goron Shooting Gallery Owner, Oracle of Ages.
- ↑ "A very common sword often kept by travelers to fend off small beasts. It's fairly durable, but a bit unreliable against monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A sword brandished by the soldiers who once protected Hyrule Castle. Its durable blade is well tuned for slaying monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "Knights of Hyrule once carried this sword. These days it's the weapon of choice for seasoned adventurers thanks to its ease of use and high attack power." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "The Hyrulean royal family would award this sword to knights who achieved remarkable feats. A sword that balances strength and beauty as elegantly as this one is a rare find." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A Sheikah-made replica of the sword that seals the darkness. It was made with ancient technology to oppose the Great Calamity, but its low durability made it inefficient." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A crude Bokoblin club made to clobber small prey. It's essentially a stick, so its durability is low." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A reinforced Bokoblin club made to maximize damage. The sharpened bones jabbed into make it a brutal weapon." — Hyrule Compendium, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "This Bokoblin club has been reinforced with fossilized bones to maximize clobbering potential. Only the brawniest of Bokoblins can manage its immense weight." — Hyrule Compendium, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "Link opens the Big Chest in the Skull Palace to find the Fire Rod. This weapons uses quite a bit of Magic Power.", Nintendo Power Player's Guide
- ↑ "Fire Rod
The Fire Rod is one of the most powerful weapons Link will have in his arsenal. Flames jump from the end of the rod and will burn most enemies.", Nintendo Power Player's Guide - ↑ "The Fire Rod works especially well on Gibdos because the cloth which they are wrapped in is extremely flammable.", Nintendo Power Player's Guide
- ↑ "To proceed further into Skull Palace, Link needs to use the Fire Rod.", Nintendo Power Player's Guide
"A magical rod that can cast fireballs, crafted by an ancient magician. The rod will break if it strikes something directly, so use it wisely."
Meteor Rod
- Main article: Meteor Rod
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"A magical rod that can cast three fireballs at once, crafted by an ancient magician. It will break upon running out of magical energy, so make it last!"
The Meteor Rod is an elemental rod found in Breath of the Wild. Is has a base melee power of 10, but its main purpose is to cast powerful fireballs which have the ability to alight enemies. It is an upgraded version of the Fire Rod, with a higher damage output and the ability to cast three fireballs at any given time.
"A magical rod that can cast three fireballs at once, crafted by an ancient magician. It will break upon running out of magical energy, so make it last!"
Ice Rod
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"Ice Rod
After Sahasrahla gives Link the Pegasus Shoes, he tells him to get a strange and mystical weapon called the Ice Rod which is located to the east of Lake Hylia. Link must travel south of the lake and then up and around to the lake's northeast corner. Link will be able to see a cave entrance, but just to the left of that entrance is a pile of loose rocks. Bomb through the rocks to reveal another entrance."
"An icy blast flies out from the Ice Rod. It freezes enemies solid."
"Once frozen, Link can pick up an enemy and throw it to destroy it."
The Ice Rod is a weapon that appears exclusively in A Link to the Past and A Link Between Worlds.
Appearances
A Link to the Past
When Link uses this weapon, it shoots out a blue beam to freeze the enemy, but it consumes some of Link's Magic Power. It is found on Lake Hylia's shore inside a cave to the east. Despite Link being able to acquire the Ice Rod before even entering the Eastern Palace, the item isn't required until near the very end of the game. Link needs the Ice Rod in Turtle Rock when battling against the dungeon boss, Trinexx.
A Link Between Worlds
The Ice Rod can be found in Ravio's Shop to rent for 100 Rupees or purchase for 1,200 Rupees. Unlike before, this weapon floats a block of ice in the air that can be dropped on enemies. Once Link has bought it, he can upgrade it to the Nice Ice Rod after finding ten lost Maiamais and giving them to Mother Maiamai.
Breath of the Wild
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"A magical rod crafted from refined ice found in the Hebra Mountains. This rod can cast waves of freezing air. Great for magic-not so great for melee."
Ice Rods are dropped by Ice Wizzrobes and are the less powerful counterpart to the Blizzard Rod. Ice Rods can shoot a projectile of ice to freeze anything it hits. Due to the fact it dispels ice it only has 10 attack damage.
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Location of the Ice Rod
Lake Hylia's Shore
Artwork of the Ice Rod from A Link to the Past
Sprite of the Ice Rod from A Link to the Past
Icon of the Ice Rod from Breath of the Wild
Ice Rod from Cadence of Hyrule
"A magical rod crafted from refined ice found in the Hebra Mountains. This rod can cast waves of freezing air. Great for magic - not so great for melee."
Blizzard Rod
- Main article: Blizzard Rod
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"A magical rod that can cast extreme cold in a wide range. These are crafted from refined ice found at the summit of Hebra peak. It will break when depleted."
The Blizzard Rod is an elemental rod found in Breath of the Wild. Is has a base melee power of 10, but its main purpose is to cast powerful balls of frost which have the ability to freeze enemies in their tracks. It is an upgraded version of the Ice Rod, with a higher damage output and the ability to cast three balls of frost at any given time.
"A magical rod that can cast extreme cold in a wide range. These are crafted from refined ice found at the summit of Hebra peak. It will break when depleted."
Lightning Rod
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Uses | Casting balls of electricity | |
Base Power | 5 | |
Base Durability | 14 | |
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"A magical rod that can shoot balls of electricity. Its gem contains lightning from the Hyrule Hills. It's not recommended to use as a melee weapon."
The Lightning Rod is an elemental rod found in Breath of the Wild. Is has a base melee power of 5, but its main purpose is to cast powerful balls of electricity which have the ability to electrocute enemies. It can be obtained by defeating Electric Wizzrobes in battle; for it is a guaranteed drop. It has an unusual appearance, with two metal ribbons connecting at the top to form the generator for the electricity.
"A magical rod that can shoot balls of electricity. Its gem contains lightning from the Hyrule Hills. It's not recommended to use as a melee weapon."
Thunderstorm Rod
- Main article: Thunderstorm Rod
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Uses | Casting balls of electricity | |
Base Power | 10 | |
Base Durability | 32 | |
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"A magical rod that can hurl three balls of electricity at once. Its gem contains electricity from the Hyrule Hills, and the rod will break when that electricity runs out."
The Thunderstorm Rod is an elemental rod found in Breath of the Wild. Is has a base melee power of 10, but its main purpose is to cast powerful balls of electricity which have the ability to electrocute enemies. It is an upgraded version of the Lightning Rod, with a higher damage output and the ability to cast three balls of electricity at any given time, which are similar to those cast by Thunderblight Ganon.
"A magical rod that can hurl three balls of electricity at once. Its gem contains electricity from the Hyrule Hills, and the rod will break when that electricity runs out."
Vicious Sickle
- Main article: Vicious Sickle
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Base Power | 16 | |
Base Durability | 14 | |
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"A grim weapon favored by the Yiga. The half-moon shape of the blade allows for the rapid delivery of fatal wounds and serves as a symbol of their terror. Its durability is low."
The Vicious Sickle is a large sickle found in Breath of the Wild. It has a power of 16, and is a common weapon found in the Yiga Clan Hideout.
"A grim weapon favored by the Yiga. The half-moon shape of the blade allows for the rapid delivery of fatal wounds and serves as a symbol of their terror. Its durability is low."
Demon Carver
- Main article: Demon Carver
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Location | Some disguised Yiga Clan members | |
Base Power | 40 | |
Base Durability | 25 | |
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"This lethal weapon is forged by the Yiga. Its unique shape facilitates the sound dispatching of any target and strikes fear into the hearts of all who see it."
The Demon Carver is a circular, metal, spiked weapon found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 40, and is a weapon sometimes used by members of the Yiga Clan, who occasionally teleport near Link after he has defeated Master Kohga in the Yiga Clan Hideout.
"This lethal weapon is forged by the Yiga. Its unique shape facilitates the sound dispatching of any target and strikes fear into the hearts of all who see it."
One-Hit Obliterator
- Main article: One-Hit Obliterator
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Uses | Ability to defeat foes in one hit | |
Base Power | ∞ | |
Base Durability | ∞ | |
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"A weapon that defeats foes with one hit and causes the user to die within one hit. It loses its sheen and power after two consecutive uses, but it will eventually regain both."
The One-Hit Obliterator is a melee weapon found in Breath of the Wild. It is able to defeat enemies with one blow, however Link will also be killed instantly if an enemy attacks him whilst this item is equipped. It is obtained as a part of the second DLC expansion for the game: 'The Champions' Ballad', in the Shrine of Resurrection, after completing the Free the Divine Beasts Main Quest and accepting Monk Maz Koshia's quest on the Great Plateau.
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Pre-release image of the weapon
Powered up version
The One-Hit Obliterator draining Link's health when starting The Champions Ballad
Information displayed when obtaining the One-Hit Obliterator
Maz Koshia asking to take the One-Hit Obliterator
Maz Koshia speaking of the side effects to the One-Hit Obliterator
Maz Koshia speaking of how long the One-Hit Obliterator lasts
Maz Koshia speaking of how long it takes for the One-Hit Obliterator to regain power.
The One-Hit Obliterator glowing many colors.
"A weapon that defeats foes with one hit and causes the user to die within one hit. It loses its sheen and power after two consecutive uses, but it will eventually regain both."
Bokoblin Arm
- Main article: Bokoblin Arm
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Location | Greater Hyrule | |
Base Power | 5 | |
Base Durability | 5 | |
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"A skeletal arm that keeps moving even after it's severed from its body. It's kind of gross to strap it to your back, but it'll do in a pinch. It's old and fragile, so it's quick to break."
Overview
The Bokoblin Arm is a melee weapon found in Breath of the Wild. It is a skeletal remain of the arm of a Bokoblin and can be acquired after defeating a Stalkoblin. When the Bokoblin Arm falls to the ground, or when Link has it equipped, its fingers still remain animated. When the arm is on the ground, other nearby Stalkoblin or other enemies nearby may pick it up and use it as a weapon to attack Link.
With a base power of 5, it is one of the weakest melee weapons that Link can find. Furthermore, with a durability score of just 5, only the Tree Branch will break faster.
As Stalkoblin are found all throughout Hyrule, most commonly on the Great Plateau and in the Ridgeland region. However, due to their abundance, as well as the fact that every single Stalkoblin will drop a Bokoblin Arm, this is one of the most common weapons Link can acquire.
Upgrade
The Bone Atk. Up is a set bonus that will be upgrade the attack power of all bone weapons, including the Bokoblin Arm. It can be acquired as a reward from multiple armor sets.
- If Link upgrades the Radiant Set to Level 2, he will gain the Bone Attack Upgrade.
- If Link wears the full Phantom Ganon Set, he will also gain the ability.
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Hyrule Compendium entry of the Bokoblin Arm.
References
- ↑ "Wooden branches such as this are pretty common, but it's surprisingly well-balanced. It doesn't do much damage, but can serve as a weapon in a pinch." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ Well then, just help yourself to that torch there. And how, may I ask, are you planning to use it? - Old Man
- ↑ Innovative... However, that is probably best used to light fires. If you need a weapon, you can find something better. Many beasts roam the land past this point. You can take my axe with you, if you please. Assuming you can find it. - Old Man
- ↑ That is rather...unnerving. Please be cautious with that around any dry grass that might catch fire. - Old Man
- ↑ I see, Well then, do as you please. - Old Man
- ↑ "Link can use [the boomerang] to inflict damage on weak enemies.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "[Link] can also stop most of the enemy in their tracks if he throws the boomerang on target.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "The magical boomerang flies further then the wooden boomerang.", The Legend of Zelda Game Manual, pg. 24
- ↑ "I found a good item washed up on the beach... I'll trade it to you for what you have in your B Button... Okay No" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "You got the Boomerang in exchange for the item you had." — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ah... Don't give me that item... How about some- thing else?" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Give me back the Boomerang, I beg you! I'll return the item you gave to me! Okay Not Now" — Secret Goriya, Link's Awakening.
- ↑ "Ç400 pts or more wins a Boomerang." — Goron Shooting Gallery Owner, Oracle of Ages.
- ↑ "A very common sword often kept by travelers to fend off small beasts. It's fairly durable, but a bit unreliable against monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A sword brandished by the soldiers who once protected Hyrule Castle. Its durable blade is well tuned for slaying monsters." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "Knights of Hyrule once carried this sword. These days it's the weapon of choice for seasoned adventurers thanks to its ease of use and high attack power." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "The Hyrulean royal family would award this sword to knights who achieved remarkable feats. A sword that balances strength and beauty as elegantly as this one is a rare find." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A Sheikah-made replica of the sword that seals the darkness. It was made with ancient technology to oppose the Great Calamity, but its low durability made it inefficient." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A crude Bokoblin club made to clobber small prey. It's essentially a stick, so its durability is low." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "A reinforced Bokoblin club made to maximize damage. The sharpened bones jabbed into make it a brutal weapon." — Hyrule Compendium, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "This Bokoblin club has been reinforced with fossilized bones to maximize clobbering potential. Only the brawniest of Bokoblins can manage its immense weight." — Hyrule Compendium, Breath of the Wild
- ↑ "Link opens the Big Chest in the Skull Palace to find the Fire Rod. This weapons uses quite a bit of Magic Power.", Nintendo Power Player's Guide
- ↑ "Fire Rod
The Fire Rod is one of the most powerful weapons Link will have in his arsenal. Flames jump from the end of the rod and will burn most enemies.", Nintendo Power Player's Guide - ↑ "The Fire Rod works especially well on Gibdos because the cloth which they are wrapped in is extremely flammable.", Nintendo Power Player's Guide
- ↑ "To proceed further into Skull Palace, Link needs to use the Fire Rod.", Nintendo Power Player's Guide
- ↑ "A skeletal arm that keeps moving even after it's severed from its body. It's kind of gross to strap it to your back, but it'll do in a pinch. It's old and fragile, so it's quick to break." — Inventory, Breath of the Wild
"A skeletal arm that keeps moving even after it's severed from its body. It's kind of gross to strap it to your back, but it'll do in a pinch. It's old and fragile, so it's quick to break."
Lizalfos Arm
- Main article: Lizalfos Arm
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Location | Greater Hyrule | |
Base Power | 12 | |
Base Durability | 8 | |
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"The arm of a Stalizalfos that continues to struggle even in death. It can be used as a weapon, but it's very brittle. You can feel it wiggling when you strap it to your back..."
The Lizalfos Arm is a melee weapon found in Breath of the Wild. It is a skeletal remain of an arm of a Lizalfos. It has a base power of 12, and can be used as a melee weapon or as a Boomerang. It can be obtained after defeating a Stalizalfos in battle; for it is a guaranteed drop. These enemies, and thus, the item, are common all over Greater Hyrule, but in particular the Faron region.
"The arm of a Stalizalfos that continues to struggle even in death. It can be used as a weapon, but it's very brittle. You can feel it wiggling when you strap it to your back..."
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