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Knight's Claymore
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"Only the most confident of Hyrule Castle's knights carried this two-handed sword. Its cutting edge is finely honed."
— In-Game Description
The Knight's Claymore is a two-handed claymore found in Breath of the Wild. It has a base power of 38, and can occasionally be found in the possession of Black Moblins on the outskirts of the map, in regions such as Hebra or Gerudo. It is much more powerful than the Traveler's Claymore and the Soldier's Claymore, and as a result is a much wiser choice in head on combat. Since it has a slow use time, Link is more likely to take damage from an enemy using this weapon, but in combination with a Flurry Rush, it can be brutal.