Weapon

File:File:BotW Weapon Icon.png.png [[|]] Weapons are recurring Items in The Legend of Zelda series.^{[name reference needed]}

Location and Uses

Breath of the Wild

There are several melee Weapons in Breath of the Wild. Many of these follow a simple series of archetypes that often coincide with the names of Bows and Shields. For instance, Traveler's Claymores, Traveler's Spears, and Traveler's Swords compose the Traveler's Gear archetype, alongside Traveler's Bows and Traveler's Shields. Each archetype possesses its own traits, such as boasting high offense at the cost of Durability as is the case with the Royal Guard's Series, or possessing special properties that react to Guardians, such as Guardian Gear which can reflect lasers from Guardians or easily pierce through their defenses.

Separately from these archetypes, Weapons also follow behavioral patterns. One-handed Weapons such as broadswords or simple clubs can be used in tandem with Shields whereas two-handed Weapons like claymores or spears cannot. Furthermore, bladed Weapons can cut through Trees while spears and blunt Weapons will not. Heavy two-handed Weapons can disrupt an opponent's balance if they brandish a Shield, allowing for Link to knock their Shield out of their hand and bypass their defenses.

Additionally, all Weapons are made of different materials such as wood, bone, stone, metal, and Ancient Technology. Wood can be burned when exposed to open flames and allows for the user to light it on fire and use it. Wood also burns in Scorching Temperature. Weapons made of wood, bone, or Ancient Technology will float in water. Weapons made from stone or metal will sink in water and the latter can be manipulated with Magnesis and will conduct electricity, drawing Lightning during a storm. If Link is electrocuted while wielding any Weapon except for the Master Sword or the One-Hit Obliterator, it will fly from his hands and land on the ground nearby.

Initially, Link can carry up to eight Weapons at a time in his Inventory; however, he can obtain additional slots by giving Korok Seeds to Hestu. Hestu will upgrade Link's Weapon Stash up to 11 times. Link's Weapon Stash will also be upgraded once upon pulling the Master Sword from its Pedestal, allowing Link to carry a maximum of 20 Weapons. If Link takes another Weapon while his Inventory is full, he will drop the Weapon or put it back if it came from a Treasure Chest. Although he does not actually take the Weapon, it will still be identified if it was the first time Link had taken that Weapon. Each Weapon, including duplicates, occupies its own slot in the Inventory.

Weapons can also randomly have modifiers when obtained from Treasure Chests or dropped by enemies, with descriptors such as "Durability Up" and "Long Throw" which denote effects such as increased durability or throwing distance. These Weapons exhibit a shimmering sound and have a golden sparkle when laying on the ground.

List of Weapons

Weapon	Compendium No.	Archetype	Category	Can use a shield simultaneously?	Attack	Durability	Description
Master Sword	198/203		One-handed weapon	Yes	30 40 50 60 0	40 188	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 may wield it. The Legendary sword that seals the darkness, a blade whose sacred glow can combat the Calamity. Link's conquests in the Trial of the Sword have amplified its splendor. The Legendary sword that seals the darkness, a blade whose sacred glow can combat the Calamity. Link's triumphs over the Trial of the Sword has awakened its true splendor.
Tree Branch	199/204		One-handed weapon	Yes	2	4	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	200/205	Daily Use Goods	One-handed weapon	Yes	2	8	This torch will stay lit once ignited. If you put it away, the flame will be extinguished until you light it again.
Soup Ladle	201/206	Daily Use Goods	One-handed weapon	Yes	4	5	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	202/207	Boomerang	One-handed weapon	Yes	8	18	This throwing weapon was originally used by the forest-dwelling Koroks. Its unique shape allows it to return after being thrown.
Spring-Loaded Hammer	203/208	Hammer	One-handed weapon	Yes	1	80	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.
Traveler's Sword	204/209	Traveler's Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	5	20	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	205/210	Soldier's Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	14	25	A sword brandished by the soldiers who once protected Hyrule Castle. Its durable blade is well tuned for slaying monsters.
Knight's Broadsword	206/211	Knight's Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	26	27	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	207/212	Royal Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	36	36	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	208/213	Korok Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	22	27	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	209/214	Zora Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	15	27	The ornamentation that adorns this blade is a traditional Zora design. It's forged from a very durable and rust-proof metal.
Feathered Edge	210/215	Rito Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	15	27	Rito craftsmen forged this lightweight, double-edge sword so Rito warriors could soar into battle unhindered by its weight.
File:BotW Gerudo Scimitar.png Gerudo Scimitar	211/216	Gerudo Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	16	23	This common sword is often carried by Gerudo women for self-defense. Its short, curved blade is easily recognized.
Moonlight Scimitar	212/217	Gerudo Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	25	32	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	213/218	Gerudo Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	32	60	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	214/219	Sheikah Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	15	26	A single-edged sword traditional to the Sheikah tribe. Forged using ancient technology it just may be among the sharpest conventional weapons ever made.
Ancient Short Sword	215/220	Ancient Soldier Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	40	54	The blade of this 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	216/221	Rusty Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	6	8	A rusty sword used ages ago by a skilled swordsman. It can do some damage in the right hands but also breaks quickly.
Royal Guard's Sword	217/222	Royal Guard's Series	One-handed weapon	Yes	48	14	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	218/223	Magic Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	24	36	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	219/224	Magic Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	20	30	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	220/225	Magic Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	22	36	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.
Goddess Sword			One-handed weapon	Yes	28	45	A sword said to have once belonged to a hero from the sky. Its blade houses the fire of the Goddess. When wielded, a strange yet heavenly breeze kicks up around you.
Sword			One-handed weapon	Yes	22	27	A sword once wielded by a hero in an ancient age. When grasped, a strange sense of nostalgia washes over you. Take it when going alone would otherwise be dangerous.
Sea-Breeze Boomerang			One-handed weapon	Yes	20	20	A boomerang said to have been used by a hero who traveled the Great Sea. It smells faintly of salt water.
Boko Club	221/226	Bokoblin Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	4	8	A crude Bokoblin club made to clobber small prey. It's essentially a stick, so its durability is low.
Spiked Boko Club	222/227	Bokoblin Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	12	14	A reinforced Bokoblin club made to maximize damage. The sharpened bones jabbed into it make it a brutal weapon.
Dragonbone Boko Club	223/228	Bokoblin Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	24	18	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	224/229	Lizalfos Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	14	17	A curved sword favored by the Lizalfos. It can be used to attack directly or can be thrown like a boomerang.
Lizal Forked Boomerang	225/230	Lizalfos Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	24	25	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	226/231	Lizalfos Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	36	27	More blades means more attack power! It can be used as a boomerang, but all those blades makes that a bit more dangerous. Carried by Black Lizalfos seasoned in battle.
Guardian Sword	227/232	Guardian Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	20	17	A sword often wielded by Guardian Scouts. Its blue energy blade is a product of ancient technology. It's not very durable.
Guardian Sword+	228/233	Guardian Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	30	26	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++	229/234	Guardian Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	40	32	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	230/235	Lynel Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	24	26	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	231/236	Lynel Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	36	32	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	232/237	Lynel Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	58	41	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	233/238		One-handed weapon	Yes	5	14	A magical rod that can cast fireballs. The rod will break if it strikes something directly, so use it wisely.
Meteor Rod	234/239		One-handed weapon	Yes	10	32	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	235/240		One-handed weapon	Yes	5	14	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	236/241		One-handed weapon	Yes	10	32	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	237/242		One-handed weapon	Yes	5	14	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	238/243		One-handed weapon	Yes	10	32	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	239/244	Yiga Clan Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	16	14	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	240/245	Yiga Clan Gear	One-handed weapon	Yes	40	25	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.
Bokoblin Arm	241/246		One-handed weapon	Yes	5	5	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	242/247		One-handed weapon	Yes	12	8	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...
Korok Leaf	243/248	Korok Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	1	25	A single swing of this giant, sturdy leaf can create a gust of wind strong enough to blow away light objects.
Farming Hoe	244/249	Daily Use Goods	Two-handed weapon	No	16	6	A farming tool primarily used for tilling fields. Its fine craftsmanship is sturdy enough to withstand backbreaking fieldwork, but its battle applications are untested.
Boat Oar	245/250	Daily Use Goods	Two-handed weapon	No	14	8	Made for paddling boats, but it was made sturdy enough to fight strong currents. Maybe it's useful for self-defense in a pinch.
Woodcutter's Axe	246/251		Two-handed weapon	No	3	47	A woodcutter's tool of choice for felling trees. Its formidable weight and uneven balancing make it a slow, inefficient weapon.
Double Axe	247/252		Two-handed weapon	No	18	52	This double-sided axe was designed with fighting in mind. It's a bit unwieldy, so it requires a well-practiced technique to use efficiently.
Iron Sledgehammer	248/253	Hammer	Two-handed weapon	No	12	40	This large iron sledgehammer was originally used for mining, but it works reasonably well as a weapon too.
Giant Boomerang	249/254	Boomerang	Two-handed weapon	No	25	40	This massive boomerang requires two hands. Originally used for hunting, it was modified for use as a weapon. The blades on the inner curves make it a bit tricky to wield.
Traveler's Claymore	250/255	Traveler's Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	10	20	A basic two-handed sword often wielded by aspiring adventurers. Its immense weight can knock enemies' shields right out of their hands.
Soldier's Claymore	251/256		Two-handed weapon	No	20	25	A two-handed sword designed for combat. It's heavy and hard to use but has decent build quality and durability.
Knight's Claymore	252/257	Knight's Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	38	30	Only the most confident of Hyrule Castle's knights carried this two-handed sword. Its cutting edge is finely honed.
Royal Claymore	253/258	Royal Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	52	40	A two-handed sword issued to the Hyrulean royal family's immediate guard detail. Its powerful strikes are said to crush an opponent's body and resolve alike.
Silver Longsword	254/259	Zora Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	22	30	Although the Zora prefer spears to swords, they made this two-handed weapon using a special metal. It found popularity among Hylians for its unique design.
Cobble Crusher	255/260	Goron Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	15	30	A Goron-made two-handed weapon. It's made from thick, hard metal and has no cutting edge, so it relies on its sheer weight to crush all opponents.
Stone Smasher	256/261	Goron Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	42	40	A two-handed weapon forged from a rare metal mined in Goron City. Its center of gravity is at its tip, so it uses centrifugal force and its sheer weight to smash opponents flat.
Boulder Breaker	257/262	Goron Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	60	60	This two-handed weapon was once wielded by the Goron Champion Daruk. Daruk made swinging it around look easy, but a Hylian would need an immense amount of strength.
Golden Claymore	258/263	Gerudo Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	28	30	Only the most talented Gerudo sword fighters carry this two-handed sword. It's actually much lighter than it appears and is surprisingly easy to wield.
Eightfold Longblade	259/264	Sheikah Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	32	25	A single-edged sword seldom seen in Hyrule. This weapon is passed down through the Sheikah tribe and has an astonishingly sharp edge ideal for slicing.
Edge of Duality	260/265	Sheikah Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	50	35	A curious double-edged sword crafted using Sheikah technology. It was originally made for Hyrulean knights unfamiliar with single-edged blades.
Ancient Bladesaw	261/266	Ancient Soldier Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	55	50	This two-handed sword was forged using ancient Sheikah technology. Its unique rotating blades give it impressive cutting power that will slice enemies to shreds.
Rusty Claymore	262/267		Two-handed weapon	No	12	10	A two-handed sword not properly cared for. Although it can be used as a weapon, its durability is very low. Don't expect it to last for more than a few strikes.
Royal Guard's Claymore	263/268	Royal Guard's Series	Two-handed weapon	No	72	15	The Sheikah used the very essence of ancient technology to forge this greatsword. It was designed to oppose the Calamity, but its low durability made it impractical in battle.
Great Flameblade	264/269	Magic Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	34	50	This magic-infused greatsword was forged in the fires of Death Mountain by Goron smiths in an ancient age. Attack when the blade glows red to expel flames.
Great Frostblade	265/270	Magic Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	30	40	This magic-infused greatsword was forged by smelting ore found in the Hebra Mountains' permafrost. Attack when the blade glows blue to expel freezing air.
Great Thunderblade	266/271	Magic Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	32	50	This magic-infused greatsword was forged by the Hyrulean royal family using lightning from the Hyrule Hills. Attack when the blade glows golden to expel lightning.
Sword of the Six Sages			Two-handed weapon	No	48	50	The Six Sages are said to have forged this longsword to seal a demon king in the world where the hero fought against the beasts of twilight. The blade shines with a holy luster.
Biggoron's Sword			Two-handed weapon	No	50	60	A legendary greatsword forged by a Goron craftsman for a hero who traveled through time. The exceptionally sharp cutting edge is a testament to the craftsman's mastery.
Fierce Deity Sword			Two-handed weapon	No	60	35	A peculiar greatsword allegedly used by a hero from a world in which the moon threatened to fall. It slashes wildly in battle as if possessed by a fierce deity.
Boko Bat	267/272	Bokoblin Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	6	12	A clunky club made by a Bokoblin. If you swing it at an enemy's shield, it may be able to knock the shield out of your foe's hand.
Spiked Boko Bat	268/273	Bokoblin Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	18	12	After much consideration by Bokoblins on how to improve the Boko bat, they simply attached sharp spikes to it. A skilled fighter can cause immense damage with this.
Dragonbone Boko Bat	269/274	Bokoblin Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	36	16	Used by only the toughest Bokoblin warriors, this Boko bat has been fortified by fossilized bone. It boasts a high durability and is strong enough to beat down powerful foes.
Moblin Club	270/275	Moblin Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	9	12	A crudely fashioned club favored by Moblins. It's carved from a sturdy tree but is sloppily made, so it breaks easily.
Spiked Moblin Club	271/276	Moblin Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	27	18	Animal bone has been affixed to this Moblin club to greatly improve its damage.
Dragonbone Moblin Club	272/277	Moblin Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	45	24	The bone of an ancient beast has been affixed to this Moblin club, further increasing its damage. Moblins carrying these in battle are particularly dangerous.
Ancient Battle Axe	273/278	Guardian Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	30	15	A weapon used by Guardian Scouts. Its unique blade was forged using ancient technology. Although powerful, its unusual shape causes it to break easily.
Ancient Battle Axe+	274/279	Guardian Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	45	20	This ancient battle axe's damage output has been increased to maximum. It's sharp enough to cut through almost anything, so it may have been used to forge new routes.
Ancient Battle Axe++	275/280	Guardian Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	60	25	This ancient battle axe's damage output is scaled up to peak performance. Ancient technology makes it possible to enhance cutting power beyond metal weapons' limits.
Lynel Crusher	276/281	Lynel Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	36	20	This two-handed weapon is favored by the Lynels. It may be more accurate to call it a lump of metal than a weapon, but if wielded by a Lynel, it can pound you into a fine dust.
Mighty Lynel Crusher	277/282	Lynel Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	54	25	This Lynel-made two-handed weapon has been reinforced to increase its durability and striking power. Its overwhelming heft will crush your foe, shield and all.
Savage Lynel Crusher	278/283	Lynel Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	78	35	This Lynel-made two-handed weapon is immensely heavy thanks to a rare metal from Death Mountain's peak. The power of its downward swing is in a class all its own.
Windcleaver	279/284	Yiga Clan Gear	Two-handed weapon	No	40	25	This sword is favored by high-ranking members of the Yiga. When wielded by a proficient fighter, its unique shape cleaves the very wind and creates a vacuum.
Moblin Arm	280/285		Two-handed weapon	No	15	5	A Moblin bone that continues to move even after being detached from its body. The bone is thick enough to be used as a weapon but is extremely brittle and easily broken.
Wooden Mop	281/286	Daily Use Goods	Polearm	No	5	8	Just a mop to the untrained eye, it excels at tidying up the place. But it owes its sturdy construction to a true craftsman, so it actually has some combat merit.
Farmer's Pitchfork	282/287		Polearm	No	7	12	A farming tool used to collect hay efficiently. It's light enough to be used by anyone. The four prongs are very sharp.
Fishing Harpoon	283/288		Polearm	No	8	12	A fisherman's tool that excels at catching large fish. Its particularly sharp spearhead makes it valuable as a weapon as well.
Throwing Spear	284/289		Polearm	No	6	20	A specialized spear weighted to excel as a throwing weapon. It's perfectly balanced to be thrown farther than your average spear, able to pierce targets from a great distance.
Traveler's Spear	285/290	Traveler's Gear	Polearm	No	3	30	A spear used mainly by travelers to fend off wolves and other beasts. It's easy to hold and simple to use.
Soldier's Spear	286/291	Soldier's Gear	Polearm	No	7	35	A long spear once used by the guards of Hyrule Castle. Easy to use but difficult to master. The iron tip is very sturdy and the shaft will not burn when exposed to flame.
Knight's Halberd	287/292	Knight's Gear	Polearm	No	13	40	A spear used by knights adept in mounted combat. The spearhead is modeled after an axe.
Royal Halberd	288/293	Royal Gear	Polearm	No	26	50	This spear was issued to the knights who guarded Hyrule Castle's throne room. Its ornate design was applied by a craftsman in service to the royal family.
Forest Dweller's Spear	289/294	Korok Gear	Polearm	No	11	35	The Koroks made this spear for Hylians. The shaft is made from a light, sturdy wood, offering ease of use. The spearhead is made from a much harder wood, offering strength.
Zora Spear	290/295	Zora Gear	Polearm	No	9	40	This spear is a Zora's weapon of choice. It's lighter than it looks due to being made from a special metal and is used by the Zora for both fishing and protecting their domain.
Silverscale Spear	291/296	Zora Gear	Polearm	No	12	40	The most skilled Zora fighters wield this spear. Its beautiful fish-tail design belies its impressive strength; the spearhead can pierce even the toughest scales.
Ceremonial Trident	292/297	Zora Gear	Polearm	No	14	40	A spear modeled after the Lightscale Trident wielded by the Zora Champion Mipha. They may be identical in appearance, but this spear's strength and durability are inferior.
Lightscale Trident	293/298	Zora Gear	Polearm	No	22	70	A spear of peerless grace cherished by the Zora Champion Mipha. Although Mipha specialized in healing abilities, her spearmanship was in a class all its own.
Drillshaft	294/299	Goron Gear	Polearm	No	14	50	Goron artisans used recycled metal to forge this weapon. The tip is made from an old excavation bore, which affords it unmatched piercing capabilities.
Feathered Spear	295/300	Rito Gear	Polearm	No	10	35	Its lightweight design is a hallmark of Rito craftsmanship. It's made from light and sturdy materials, which afford Rito warriors ease of use during aerial combat.
Gerudo Spear	296/301	Gerudo Gear	Polearm	No	16	35	This spear's center of gravity is in its tip, making it a bit unwieldy for the average fighter. But in the hands of a skilled Gerudo warrior, it's a weapon of reliable strength.
Serpentine Spear	297/302	Sheikah Gear	Polearm	No	12	35	The spearhead of this weapon is uniquely Sheikah in design. Spear masters of the Sheikah tribe can use the crescent shape to snag their opponents and deliver brutal cuts.
Ancient Spear	298/303	Ancient Soldier Gear	Polearm	No	30	50	This spear is the result of countless hours of research into the ancient technology used by Guardians. The glowing spearhead has high piercing potential.
Rusty Halberd	299/304	Rusty Gear	Polearm	No	5	15	A rusty polearm likely used by knights from an age past. The spearhead is in bad shape due to prolonged exposure to the elements, so its durability is low.
Royal Guard's Spear	300/305	Royal Guard's Series	Polearm	No	32	15	This Sheikah-made spear was created using ancient technology to combat the Calamity. Its attack power is very high, but a critical design flaw left it with poor durability.
Flamespear	301/306	Magic Gear	Polearm	No	24	50	A magical spear forged in the magma of Death Mountain. Attack when the blade glows to expel powerful flames.
Frostspear	302/307	Magic Gear	Polearm	No	20	40	A magical spear forged from ancient ice taken from the Hebra Mountains. Attack when the blade glows blue to chill the air and freeze your foe.
Thunderspear	303/308	Magic Gear	Polearm	No	22	50	A magical spear that contains thunder from Thundra Plateau in its tip. Attack when the blade glows with a golden light to unleash an electrical attack.
Boko Spear	304/309	Bokoblin Gear	Polearm	No	2	12	A spear recklessly carved from a tree branch. Useful for skewering fish and meat, which can then be cooked over a flame. If it's close to breaking, consider throwing it.
Spiked Boko Spear	305/310	Bokoblin Gear	Polearm	No	6	15	A Boko spear enhanced with sharpened animal bones. It's light, easy to use, and deals a decent amount of damage.
Dragonbone Boko Spear	306/311	Bokoblin Gear	Polearm	No	12	20	This Boko spear has been strengthened with fossilized bones. The bones are positioned outward so the fangs bite at the opponent. Beware Bokoblins carrying this weapon.
Moblin Spear	307/312	Moblin Gear	Polearm	No	4	15	This wooden spear is most often used by Moblins. It's made from a hastily whittled tree, so its stabbing power and durability are both pretty low.
Spiked Moblin Spear	308/313	Moblin Gear	Polearm	No	9	20	This Moblin-made spear uses a horned animal bone as the spearhead. Like many Moblin weapons it's sloppily made, but this one packs some respectable piercing power.
Dragonbone Moblin Spear	309/314	Moblin Gear	Polearm	No	15	25	This spear is a fan favorite among Moblins. The spearhead is made from fossilized bones adorned with spikes, which greatly increases its stabbing power.
Lizal Spear	310/315	Lizalfos Gear	Polearm	No	7	18	The brutal, ripping edge of this weapon’s spearhead is a distinctly Lizalfos design. Its low durability doesn’t lend itself to extended use.
Enhanced Lizal Spear	311/316	Lizalfos Gear	Polearm	No	12	22	Judging by the harpoon-like spearhead of this Lizalfos-made spear, the Lizalfos use it for fishing as well as combat. Try not to get caught on the wrong end of its barbs.
Forked Lizal Spear	312/317	Lizalfos Gear	Polearm	No	18	28	Skilled Lizalfos warriors tend to favor this spear. What it lacks in piercing power, it makes up for with the brutal wounds its dual ripping blades will inflict.
Guardian Spear	313/318	Guardian Gear	Polearm	No	10	20	Wielded by Guardian Scouts, this spear has a high piercing power and is a testament to the Sheikah's high level of technology. the spearhead appears only when brandished.
Guardian Spear+	314/319	Guardian Gear	Polearm	No	15	25	The tip of this Guardian spear has been enlarged and strengthened. It's a bit shorter than your average spear, perhaps to facilitate use in tight spaces.
Guardian Spear++	315/320	Guardian Gear	Polearm	No	20	35	This Guardian spear's output has been boosted to the maximum. The spearhead is designed for optimal stabbing, capable of easily piercing most armor.
Lynel Spear	316/321	Lynel Gear	Polearm	No	14	25	The crescent-shaped spearhead of this Lynel-made weapon gives it poor balance, making it difficult to wield. Lynels, however, can swing it effectively with a single hand.
Mighty Lynel Spear	317/322	Lynel Gear	Polearm	No	20	35	The weight and cutting edge of this Lynel-made spear have both been enhanced. It's immensely heavy for a Hylian, but a Lynel can cleave through rock with a single swing.
Savage Lynel Spear	318/323	Lynel Gear	Polearm	No	30	45	White-haired Lynels favor this brutal spear. Its axe-like spearhead and exceptional weight give it absolute destructive power.

Other Appearances

SoulCalibur II

Ambiguously Canon Information

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Cadence of Hyrule

Cadence, Link, and Zelda can use a variety of Weapons in Cadence of Hyrule. Broadswords, Spears, and Flails can be used by any of the three. Daggers are only used by Cadence and Zelda, though Link can use Short Sword, which are functionally identical. In addition, each character except for Yves has at least one special Weapon that only they can use.

Most Weapons can be infused by a Great Fairy in exchange for Diamonds. Glass and legendary Weapons cannot be infused. When a Weapon is infused, it will gain a new attribute.

Glass Weapons boast 3 points of damage, but will shatter and disappear if the owner takes damage while wielding them. Legendary Weapons have powerful properties such as multiple infusion effects, different special moves, or even armor-piercing capabilities. There is at least one legendary Weapon for each type of Weapon.

Hyrule Warriors

Non-Canon Information

For a list of all Weapons, see Weapons in Hyrule Warriors.

In Hyrule Warriors, Weapons are used by all Warriors to defeat Enemies. Weapons can be found in Weapon Bags dropped by Enemies while in-battle, or in Treasure Chests. A Warrior can find new Weapons to use in Treasure Chests after capturing Keeps. Upon finding a new Weapon, it will be known as a Sealed Weapon, which denotes that the Warrior has never found a Weapon of that kind before. If a Warrior has already obtained that kind of Weapon, the Sealed Weapon will appear as a normal Weapon. Once a Weapon Bag is dropped by an Enemy, it can be picked up by Warriors and used in later battles or sold for Rupees in the Smithy (Hyrule Warriors). Weapons that Warriors have picked up will only be kept if the Warrior wins the battle.

Weapon Information

Each Weapon has a certain tier that can determine the range of Attack Strength, skill limit, and element the Weapon holds. Most Weapons and their higher tiers can be unlocked in Adventure Mode, mainly after obtaining A Rank in certain battles. The higher the tier of Weapon, the higher base attack strength the Weapon will have, the higher the amount of Skills the Weapon can hold, and the higher amount of Elements the Weapon attains.

Weapons will also have a Star Rating associated with them. This star rating can range from 1 to 5 stars, with 5 being the rarest and 1 being the most common. The star rating determines how high or low the Attack Strength of the Weapon is boosted. Each star rating will boost the Weapons's base Attack Power by 10 percent. The tier determines the general range of Attack Strength, while the star rating determines the exact value. The chance of obtaining higher star rated Weapons can be raised by both using a Weapon with the skill "Stars+" or by making a "Weapon Star 1", "Weapon Star 2", or "Weapon Star 3" Potion in the Apothecary.

All Weapons will have an Attack Strength based on the weapons star rating and tier. This value will never change, but can be added on to by adding Skills and leveling up the Warrior in the Training Dojo. The higher the value of the attack strength, the more damage the Weapon will be able to inflict.

Each Weapon a Warrior obtains can hold from 1 to 6 Skills to help the Warrior in battle. Skills can boost the Weapon with Attack Strength, increase Enemy Drops, increase Item power-up duration, and more. Some Skills on Weapons are sealed, or locked, and can only be unlocked after defeating a certain number of Enemies with said Weapon. Sealed Skills are hidden and will only be revealed after either unlocking the Skill or appraising it in the Smithy (Hyrule Warriors). Sealed Skills can be appraised to reveal the Skill effect at the cost of Rupees. The price to appraise the Skill will scale depending on how many KO's needed to unlock the Skill at 10 Rupees per KO. Some Weapons will have a slot for a Skill, but no Skill will be inside. This open slot can be filled by fusing Weapons in the Smithy (Hyrule Warriors). If one Weapon has a Skill while another does not, the Skills can be transferred from one Weapon to another. Doing so will destroy the Weapon that originally had the Skill, and fill in the open slot on the other.

All Weapons will also have an Element assigned to them. Depending on the tier, Weapons may have more than one Element which the Weapon will automatically switch between depending on which Element has a greater effect. The Weapons' Element can cause the Weapon to have different effects when used on the right enemy, or right battle. If the Weapons' Element is Fire and used in the correct situation, hitting an Enemy will cause it to explode when it hits the ground, dealing damage to Enemies around it. If the Weapons' Element is Water and used in the correct situation, an Enemy will continue to take damage for a short amount of time after being struck. If the Weapons' Element is Lightning and used in the correct situation, Enemies will take more damage when attacked in the air. If the Weapons' Element is Light and used in the correct situation, the Weapons' Attack Strength will become stronger when the Warrior consecutively hits a group of Enemies but will return to base attack when the Warrior stops attacking. If the Weapons' Element is Darkness and used in the correct situation, the Weapons' Attack Strength will become stronger when the Warrior consecutively hits a single Enemy but will return to base attack when the Warrior stops attacking.

Weapon Usage

Weapons can be used to defeat Enemies, cut Grass, and destroy Jars. Weapons can be used by Warriors in different combinations of moves to inflict damage upon Enemies. Depending on what buttons the player presses, the Warrior will do a different set of moves. Warriors will use regular attacks if the player presses the Y button, (Or the B button if the player chose the Zelda Style controls) or will use Combo Attacks if the player presses the X button. (Or the Y button if the player chose the Zelda Style controls) If the player presses the A button (Or the X button if the player chose the Zelda Style controls) the Warrior will use a Special Attack. Special Attacks are powerful attacks that Warriors can use once their Special Attack Gauge is filled. Warriors can raise their Special Attack Gauge by defeating many Enemies. Warriors can use different combinations after the player presses the Combo Attack button after pressing the Regular Attack button any number of times. If the player presses X alone, the Warrior will use a Strong Attack. Some combinations for Warriors' Weapons can only be unlocked after crafting a Badge in the Badge Market. Some Skills on Weapons will also improve the Attack Strength of certain combinations of moves.

Throughout battles, Warriors can find patches of Grass growing in many places. A Warrior can cut the Grass by using any attack, which can reveal Rupees, Force Fragment, Magic Jars and Hearts. Each Grass cluster will only give the Warrior one Green Rupee, and the Force Fragment, Magic Jars and Hearts will be at their smallest form, with the Hearts only refilling one of the Hearts in the Warriors' Life Gauge, the Force Fragment only filling 33 percent of the Special Attack Gauge, and the Magic Jars only filling 20 percent of the Magic Meter.

In Keeps, Warriors can find multiple Jars lining the walls of the Keep which the Warriors can destroy with their Weapons. Tan colored Jars will reveal Rupees or Power-Up for the Warriors Items when destroyed. Yellow colored Jars will reveal Force Fragment when destroyed. Green colored Jars will reveal Magic Jars when destroyed, and finally, red colored Jars will reveal Hearts when destroyed.

Gallery

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  A Weapon dropped by an enemy from Hyrule Warriors

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  A Sealed Weapon from Hyrule Warriors