Location: Great Plateau – All over the ground, and anywhere else in the environment.Bows are brought up when holding the shoulder button. Bows are special weapons that shoot arrows for long-range attacks. They always equip to Link’s right hand, and can be thrown or charged when holding the attack button. Weapons are your standard attack instruments, and they come in many forms. Shields are equipped to your left hand, and brought up when targeting an enemy. Here, we’ll describe three types of “weapons” - weapons, shields, and bows. Check out the always-expanding list of weapons below to see what’s available, and where you (might) be able to get it for yourself.Ģ017030612411400-F1C11A22FAEE3B82F21B330E1B786A39 There’s a lot to know about combat, and you won’t be able to survive this arduous journey without the proper equipment. The bow requires ammo in the form of arrow bundles, and a well-aimed headshot dishes out double damage too.

You can also throw weapons at any time, but the bow is best for ranged combat. When shattering, your weapon deals out double damage for that single hit. A weapon can only be used so much until it completely shatters. You’ll find different types of weapons, and each comes with a durability rating.

Weapons in Breath of the Wild are different than previous Legend of Zelda titles. That’s a lot of weaponry, and most of it is randomly dropped, but we’ll still provide details to help you locate each skull-smashing tool for Link to collect. The ruins of Hyrule are littered with swords, clubs, axes, and more - and we’re going to document all the swords, shields, and bows we discover. Arm yourself for battle with the many, many weapons of Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

Zelda breath of the wild game guide