Great Eagle Bow
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Icon from Age of Calamity
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"A bow without equal wielded by the Rito Champion, Revali. It's said that Revali could loose arrows with the speed of a gale, making him supreme in aerial combat."
The Great Eagle Bow is a bow found in Breath of the Wild, Age of Calamity, and Tears of the Kingdom
Breath of the Wild
The Great Eagle Bow has a base power of 28 but shoots three arrows making its effective damage 84;and can be obtained after completing the Divine Beast Vah Medoh, as a gift from Kaneli for saving the troubled Rito Village. It once belonged to the Rito Champion Revali.
Note: The Great Eagle Bow cannot receive any modifiers upon obtaining, such as Attack Up or Durability Up +. It will always remain with its base stats, even if repaired by Harth.
If the bow breaks, it can be replaced by speaking with Harth, who will craft a new one for 5 bundles of Wood, a Diamond, and a Swallow Bow.This bow is one of the only bows useful at short range because it will cause all of three arrows that go in different directions to hit the same target;and it charges quickly,reducing the risks. It is also good at hitting moving and/or long range targets.It is also good for bullet time because it charges quickly and is easy to aim because of it's Arrows range and lack of gravity. It can also be deadly when combined with Bomb Arrows or ancient/elemental arrows.
Age of Calamity
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The Great Eagle Bow is Revali's initial and highest-level weapon. When he becomes a Champion, he ties a blue ribbon to it.
Tears of the Kingdom
The Great Eagle becomes obtainable once Link has finished the Tulin of Rito Village portion of the Main Quest, ending with the defeat of Colgera. Link can then go to Teba's hut in Rito Village and talk to him to initiate the Legacy of the Rito side quest, where he will need to bring Teba a Swallow Bow, three Diamonds, and five bundles of Wood to build the Great Eagle Bow. These will be the required materials every time Link returns to Teba for further Great Eagle Bows, which he can only re-obtain after the previous Great Eagle Bow has been broken or lost. The Great Eagle Bow retains its base power of 28 whilst shooting three arrows making it's effective damage 84. Tulin is also given this bow from his father Teba, and fights with it whenever his avatar is summoned and when alongside Link. This bow is one of the only bows useful at short range because it will cause all of three arrows that go in different directions to hit the same target;and it charges quickly,reducing the risks. It is also good at hitting moving and/or long range targets. One last use is fusing it with Bomb Flowers,Puffshrooms,Muddle Buds and Keese Eyeballs and many other things because they will be multiplied by three.
The Great Eagle Bow's damage output is excellent; it flattens a standard Savage Lynel Bow with its fire rate of 1.8× and 40 range, but its inability to get the coveted Five-Shot Burst modifier off of a Rock Octorok inhibits its late-game damage potential.
Gallery
Breath of the Wild Hyrule Compendium picture of the Great Eagle Bow.
Icon from Breath of the Wild
Icon from the initial stages of Age of Calamity, before Revali is designated a Champion.
Key art of Revali with the Great Eagle Bow from Age of Calamity.
Key art of Tulin with the Great Eagle Bow from Tears of the Kingdom
The Ancient Sage of Wind with the Great Eagle Bow from Tears of the Kingdom
Trivia
- The Great Eagle Bow is the only Champion-related weapon that is not given to Link at the DLC-exclusive Illusory Realm in order to battle Windblight Ganon. All other Blight fights feature their respective Champion-related weapons.