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Throwing Spears are simple in design, with a mostly wooden construction and a pointed tip to deal decent damage to enemies seen in the early game. | Throwing Spears are simple in design, with a mostly wooden construction and a pointed tip to deal decent damage to enemies seen in the early game. | ||
They can be found inside of chests, mainly in the [[Necluda]] and [[Lanayru]] regions. One can be found inside a treasure chest at a [[Monster Camp|Bokoblin camp]] just south of the [[Temple of Time (Breath of the Wild)|Temple of Time]] and northwest of the [[Woodcutter's House]]. | They can be found inside of chests, mainly in the [[Necluda]] and [[Lanayru (Breath of the Wild)|Lanayru]] regions. One can be found inside a treasure chest at a [[Monster Camp|Bokoblin camp]] just south of the [[Temple of Time (Breath of the Wild)|Temple of Time]] and northwest of the [[Woodcutter's House]]. | ||
With a base power of just 6, it is one of the weakest [[Spear]]s found in the game, with it only being more powerful than five of the weakest spears. As [[Link]] adventures to the outskirts of Hyrule and finds more challenging enemies, the Throwing Spear quickly becomes obsolete and should only be used if it is one of the only weapons that Link has in his arsenal. | With a base power of just 6, it is one of the weakest [[Spear]]s found in the game, with it only being more powerful than five of the weakest spears. As [[Link]] adventures to the outskirts of Hyrule and finds more challenging enemies, the Throwing Spear quickly becomes obsolete and should only be used if it is one of the only weapons that Link has in his arsenal. | ||