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'''Stalmaster''' is a [[Mini-Boss]] featured in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword|Skyward Sword]]''. It is found within the [[Ancient Cistern]]. It is basically an upgraded [[Stalfos]], with four hands instead of two. Furthermore, it has a bit more armor, as well. This creature was likely designed as a way to implement the game's new "one-to-one" swordplay. In order to be defeated, Link must repeatedly attack the Stalmaster parallel to the direction in which his swords are guarding from. | |||
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Stalmaster appears in ''[[Hyrule Warriors|Hyrule Warriors]]'' as an upgraded version of the [[Stalfos]]. Stalmaster has a possibility of dropping two upgrade materials, [[Stalmaster Wrist Bone]], and [[Stalmaster's Skull]]. | |||
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Stalmaster is a Mini-Boss featured in Skyward Sword. It is found within the Ancient Cistern. It is basically an upgraded Stalfos, with four hands instead of two. Furthermore, it has a bit more armor, as well. This creature was likely designed as a way to implement the game's new "one-to-one" swordplay. In order to be defeated, Link must repeatedly attack the Stalmaster parallel to the direction in which his swords are guarding from.
Hyrule Warriors
Stalmaster appears in Hyrule Warriors as an upgraded version of the Stalfos. Stalmaster has a possibility of dropping two upgrade materials, Stalmaster Wrist Bone, and Stalmaster's Skull.