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Cobble Crushers are two handed metal clubs, with a base power of 15 and base durability of 30. They can be used to mine [[Ore Deposit]]s with great efficiency, and are typically be found in lone locations around the [[Eldin]] region, for example in [[Goron City (Breath of the Wild)|Goron City]]. If [[Link]] loses or breaks the [[Boulder Breaker]], [[Rohan]] the blacksmith will need a Cobble Crusher as part of making a replacement.

Stone Smashers are two handed metal clubs, with a base power of 42 and base durability of 40. They can be used to mine [[Ore Deposit]]s with great efficiency, and are typically be found in lone locations around [[Hyrule Field]] and in [[Hyrule Castle (Breath of the Wild)|Hyrule Castle]].

The Boulder Breaker is a two-handed weapon with a very slow use time, an attack power of 60, and a durability of 60. It once belonged to the Goron Champion [[Daruk]], and can be obtained in [[Goron City (Breath of the Wild)|Goron City]] from the town elder [[Bludo]] after completing the Divine Beast [[Vah Rudania]]. The Boulder Breaker is very effective against every single type of [[Stone Talus]], which includes its Igneo and Frost variants.

Golden Claymores have a base power of 28 and base durability of 30. They can sometimes be found in chests in and around the [[Gerudo (Breath of the Wild)|Gerudo]] region, for example in the [[South Lomei Labyrinth]]. The design fits the [[Gerudo]] theme, with curved edges on the cross-guard and the Gerudo symbol at the peak of the blade.

Eightfold Longblades have a base power of 32 and base durability of 25. They can be found in various chests across [[Hyrule]], and appear to be a two-handed version of the [[Eightfold Blade]].

 

This and [[Windcleaver]]s share a unique charge attack - a horizontal slash, rather than the [[Great Spin Attack]] shared by every other two-handed weapon in the game.

Edges of Duality have a base power of 50 and base durability of 35. They are very slow, but can deal immense damage to enemies.  

Ancient Bladesaws have a base power of 55 and base durability of 50. They can be obtained from "[[Cherry]]" in the [[Akkala Ancient Tech Lab]] for 1000 [[Rupee]]s, 15 [[Ancient Screw]]s, 5 [[Ancient Shaft]]s and 2 [[Ancient Core]]s after lighting the Tech Lab's furnace with [[Blue Flame]]. When [[Link]] is carrying this weapon,  the handle is shown; the blue parts only show up once it is held in his hands.

Rusty Claymores have a base power of 12 and base durability of 10. They can usually be found dotted around [[Hyrule]], usually by ruined buildings or outhouses. They bear resemblance to a [[Soldier's Claymore]], but over the ages has become rotten and virtually unusable. One can be restored to as-new condition by feeding it to a [[Rock Octorok]].

Royal Guard's Claymores have a base power of 72; but a low base durability of 15, which makes it unreliable in battle. It features a black cross-guard with a crimson wrap around the grip. Design-wise, they are similar to the [[Royal Claymore]] in darker colours.

Great Flameblades are elemental swords with a base power of 34 and base durability of 50. They can be found in various lone locations across [[Hyrule]], such as the [[Ancient Tree Stump]], but also in chests in [[Shrine of Trials]]. Each has the ability to set enemies alight, but requires a short period of time to recharge this power after each use.

Great Frostblades are elemental swords with a base power of 30 and base durability of 40. Each has the ability to freeze enemies, but requires a short period of time to recharge this power after each use. One can be found sitting in a partially-collapsed room in [[Hyrule Castle (Breath of the Wild)|Hyrule Castle]].

Great Thunderblades are elemental swords with a base power of 32 and base durability of 50. Each has the ability to shock enemies, knocking weapons from their hands, but require a short period of time to recharge this power after each use.  

Boko Bats are two-handed wooden clubs with a base power of 6 and base durability of 8. They are typically used by [[Red Bokoblin]]s and [[Red Moblin]]s in the [[Necluda]] region. They appear to be logs crudely-fashioned into weapons, featuring poorly made spikes at the top for extra damage.

Spiked Boko Bats have a base power of 18 and base durability of 12. They are typically wielded by Red and Blue [[Bokoblin]]s in the [[Necluda]] region. Vulnerable to fire as a wooden club, they appears to be a modified version of the [[Boko Bat]], with additional spikes added to increase the damage output.

Dragonbone Boko are two-handed wooden clubs with a base power of 36 and base durability of 16. They are typically wielded by Black [[Bokoblin]]s all over [[Hyrule]]. In appearance, they are reminiscent of the [[Boko Bat]], but many large bones have been affixed to the wood to greatly improve the damage of the weapon. It is wooden in design, meaning it will set fire if it is brought close to a flame.