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The '''Traveler's Spear''' is a spear found in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]''. The design is relatively simple with it being a long fashioned wooden pole with a metal spearhead used for additional damage. | The '''Traveler's Spear''' is a spear found in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]''. The design is relatively simple with it being a long fashioned wooden pole with a metal spearhead used for additional damage. | ||
With a base power of 3, it is the weakest Spear that Link can find in the game, with less power than other unconventional spear weapons such as the [[Wooden Mop]]. It | With a base power of 3, it is the weakest Spear that Link can find in the game, with less power than other unconventional spear weapons such as the [[Wooden Mop]]. It is occasionally used by [[Bokoblin]]s and [[Moblin]]s in and around the [[Great Plateau]] area. One can be found inside the treasure chest located within the [[Keh Namut Shrine]]. It is a decent weapon suited for the early game, but it is quickly outclassed by other spears once Link gets off the Great Plateau. However, it along with other spears make for a useful weapon during horseback combat. | ||
Many of the travelers found on the various roads wield a Traveler's Spear, including [[Brigo]], who can be found patrolling the [[Proxim Bridge]]. | Many of the travelers found on the various roads wield a Traveler's Spear, including [[Brigo]], who can be found patrolling the [[Proxim Bridge]]. | ||