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How to Make the Broken Bone Build in Tears of the Kingdom (Highest Damage Weapon)
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- Complete guide on how to make the Highest damage build in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, the Overpowered Bone Weapon Build.
Includes: Radiant Armor and How to get Bone Weapon Prof. Set Bonus, Mighty Banana Farm, Molduga Jaw (bone), and 800+ Damage Royal Guard's Claymore
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:12 - Required Armor Set (Radiant or Evil Spirit), Bone Weap. Prof. Explained
0:36 - Where to get Radiant Armor Set (Kakariko Village)
0:50 - How to lower Prices at Kakariko Village Armor Shop
1:12 - Sunny Veggie Porridge Ingredient Locations (Milk, Rice, Sundelion)
2:10 - How to Unlock Radiant Set Bonus (Upgrade x2 at Great Fairy)
2:24 - Starting Core Quest "Potential Princess Sightings!"
2:45 - First Great Fairy Quest (Woodland Stable)
3:48 - Second Great Fairy Quest (Snowfield Stable), Eustus Location
5:27 - How to get Bokoblin Guts and Moblin Guts
5:43 - Luminous Stone Location #1 (Sky Mine), Ulri Mountain Skyview Tower
7:48 - Luminous Stone Location #2 (North Necluda Sky Archipelago), Sahasra Slope Skyview Tower
8:45 - Luminous Stone Location #3 (South Hyrule Sky Archipelago)
10:37 - Max Attack Up Meals with up to 9 minute duration (Mighty Banana)
11:24 - How to get Molduga Jawbone (Locations and Strategy)
11:58 - Gibdo Bones are only good for Arrows
12:14 - Recommended Base Weapons (Lightscale Trident, Scimitar of the Seven)
12:34 - How to get Royal Guard's Claymore (Location)
13:35 - Potential Sparkling Royal Guard's Claymore Location
14:07 - How to Upgrade/Repair Weapons (+10 Attack Power on Claymore)
15:12 - Royale Guard's Claymore Explained
15:41 - How to make the 290+ Damage Royale Guard's Claymore
16:31 - How to deal 800+ Damage per hit (Highest Damage Build)
17:23 - Final Thoughts on Practical High Damage Weapons/Builds
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If you buy the hyrule compendium entry for the sparkly royal guard claymore, you can set your sensor to track it and fly around in the depths until it goes off.
That's genius, do you use rupees to buy the compendium entry?
@@willmark7032 no, just follow the main depths side quest that robin and purah's helper give you and speak with him every now and then to see what you haven't done yet,
at the end he will move to his old research lab and there you can upgrade it though easy steps
@@kambyznn149What easy steps?
@@willmark7032 Diamond dupe for rupees and then buy all weapon entries. From there (assuming you have Sensor+) just scan for the clean RG Claymore. I found that the Eventide Island depths usually have higher tier loot on the spirit mounds compared to other locations. Other people have reported that the Gerudo depths should also have them.
@@kambyznn149 uhh.. the answer to his question is yes. You use rupees to buy the "pictures". What you described was simply how to unlock the option to buy them.
IMPORTANT UPDATE: I managed to get a Sparkling/Pristine Royal Guard's Claymore and made a video on how you can increase your chances of finding one. Find it here: ua-cam.com/video/Bvf8TTKolqw/v-deo.html
This video took me a bit to put together, but I really like how it turned out!
Hope everyone is having a great day, and as always, thanks for watching!
Ok i will share my secret, i have found two under eventide island
For the sparkling royal guard
4:07 When I first did this quest, I did it the intended way with the Zonai devices, but I got one of the flame emitters off target, and sent flames flying up in a massive plume. When he flew out of that hole, his rental wagon looked like something out of a heavy metal rock concert. For the 3-ish seconds that my battery lasted, this guy had the sickest ride in Hyrule.
My main take on this video is that you can fuse lynel hoof to break armor... That's a game changer for me thank you so much
I usually just use bombs, but then again, there are plenty of cases where that isn't a very good idea.
Any blunt material breaks armor when added to a weapon. The best as far as I know being the silver lynel horn that isn't the saber one. (I forgor)
@@zenithomega6666 The boss contruct you fight are really good for breaking stuff in fewer hits. The 3rd construct ones are what your looking for. They are really easy to fight too. Much better then using the the metal spike ball. I generally fuse it to a zonai weapon. While they're not for damage on health this makes it great for removing Lynel armor in like one go regardless.
A much better source of luminous stones is through the "Ousting the giants" quest, available at the Lakeside stable. The quest has you clear out hinoxes in caves filled to the brim with large luminous stone deposits
Thank you. Combined with using the sky deposits, this led to me getting tier two armor in ~1 hour.
Or just duplicate it in tobbo's whatever lol
I duped luminous stones at tobios chasm
@@Lcren.90 oh did you now
a note on the Radiant Set, if you choose to pay the increased price right away, they'll refund you the difference when you do finish the quest later on
Nobody can afford that
@@CykStyk i can i had like 67 diamonds on me from doing the pony points, getting endura carrots, making meal with 5 endura carrots, make money, buy diamonds with dat money at goron city (theres quest that puts the price to 500) then become rich
@@linkedtimelines or just make the porridge and move on
@@CykStyk i did it before hand so i afforded it
Bro are you duping diamonds how you that stacked
Another video I watched said that pristine weapons only show up in the depths once you've broken the corresponding corroded weapon.Just something to keep in mind. Also, theres a spot next to the Gerudo Canyon mine in the depths (underneath the Gerudo Highlands) that has spawned a Royal Guard's Claymore 3/3 times I've gone there. I probably just got lucky though.
Your video structure is so well presented and edited every time. Thanks for all the amazing guides
Great video. The clean RG Claymore can be found in the Eventide Island depths when your XP is high enough in game. I found one after 100 hours of general gameplay and mob killing.
are there any other clean weapons?
@@chunkerdunker There are clean variants for every decayed weapon. You can search for them underground using a photo from Robbie's compendium and Sensor+
I read that you have to have broken a decayed version of a weapon before it’s pristine counterpart will appear in the depths. This tracks with my experience after many hours, and I found a pristine RG Claymore very quickly after finally breaking a decayed version.
What I love about TotK is how complex and dynamic these achievements are and how much work they take to get you to be an OP Lynel smashing God. It’s 👌
These are the most accurate and concise guides available on UA-cam.
Absolutely phenomenal guide! It’s wild how in-depth you go into each and every step without nearl any spoilers whatsoever. Gonna use the evil spirit armor anyway tho cuz it looks way more sick than radiant
Additionally if you want to increase the time for your attack up meals, cook 3 bananas 1 mighty thistle and 1 light dragon horn and you'll get a max attack up boost for 30 minutes
4 mighty bananas and one dragon horn (of any type) works too
@@MINECRAFTLOVER4000 i have lots of mighty steamed fruits 30 min lol
10:37 4 Mighty Bananas + 1 Dragon Horn grants you 30 minutes of +3 attack bonus
What type of dragon horn
@@zeloiz They all work the exact same when it comes to how long the effect lasts. You can use a horn from Naydra, Dinraal, Farosh, and the Light Dragon and it simply won't matter it'll always be 30 minutes for the effect
@@thescorpion2758 ok thanks
By my math, you only need to clear 833 1/3 damage per hit of 6 to KO a Silver Lynel, and a max damage RG Claymore does a bit over 900. Like 918-920. A 5x Savage Lynel Bow with gibdo bones does 972 BTW, but for a 5 hit KO you need to clear 1000 per hit. So yeah, also you can't sneakstrike Lynels or bosses but the Eightfold Blade has the highest attack in the game 1,280 with a silver Lynel horn or nearly double that with bones and bananas bonuses. If anyone has different numbers let me know I guess, and feel free to screenshot this for reference.
13:36 can confirm this is true, though I don't think I found it in the same spot. It does 39 base damage (49 with octoroc upgrade), making it do 81 with a molduga jaw, 162/324 before it breaks, 486 with atk up food, and 875 with bone proficiency.
13:46 a 7 point boost to base attack is a pretty hefty damage increase; corrupted claymore with all buffs does 799 damage, vs 875 from uncorrupted. 76 damage is quite a lot, though it doesn't matter much when you're gonna kill the lynel in one mount either way.
Dude, that's incredible! That's the new 75 atk ancient battleaxe + ancient proficiecy. But even better.
Also just so everyone knows, the second doubling when 1 hit away frombreaking has nothing to do with Royal Guard weapons in particular. It's actually a bug. All weapons deal a crit upon breaking which gives double damage, it just so happens that mounted lynel attacks trigger this crit when the weapon has 1 durability despite not ACTUALLY breaking the weapon. I've done this on accident with Master sword before watching any video that covers this
Not a bug.
I think that's just how they coded it. Cuz a weapon breaks when durability hits 0, which would be checked after the hit registers, so they saved themselves the effort and just went "if durability = 1; attack =2(attack)" probably. Pulverizing lynel spines is basically the *only* way to exploit this, and you'd have to go pretty far out of your way to do it, so it makes sense they wouldn't bother fixing it
@@Dirty_Bear22 The whole concept of having a nearly destroyed weapon, that you can only use on a specific enemy's back, during a kind of quicktime event, for 4x damage, is so absurd that it simply has to be a bug. I can't conceive of engineers deciding that they actually _want_ weapons to not consume durability when hitting lynels on the back. This was already absurd in Breath of the Wild. But it's even more inconceivable in Tears of the Kingdom, after the designers added weapons that double in power when low in durability. Surely if their intention was for weapons not to break in this circumstance, they wouldn't have completely ruined the challenge of what are supposed to be some of the most difficult enemies in the game by making it so easy to add yet another exploit on top of it. I admit that the fact that this still hasn't been fixed in Tears of the Kingdom is pretty bewildering, which I'll concede is a valid argument that this was always intentional from the start. But for me, that doesn't outweigh the absurdity. I have to believe this was just a particularly difficult bug to fix because of fundamental, architectural decisions they made early in the development of the game engine. Either that, or they literally just forgot to fix it, or somehow were not aware of the exploit. 🤦♀
Also, just thought of another reason this has to be an exploit. In interviews and marketing material it's apparent that durability was a core concept of Breath of the Wild. They believed the core gameplay loop would not even work without durability. The whole point of this game, and what sets it apart from previous LoZ games, is the fragility of weapons. The need to constantly replace them. It's supposed to encourage you to go play the game and live on the edge, using the spoils from one conquest to fuel the next. Does it really make sense that, for only _one_ type of attack against _one_ type of enemy, they would completely disregard that whole concept, and intentionally code the enemy in a way that would allow players to completely circumvent that rule that's supposed to funnel them into a more fun playstyle? It makes no sense to begin with, but least of all in _this_ game, of all games, where weapon durability is totally fundamental to the game and nothing makes sense without it. These are the same people who designed the BotW master sword and decided it would be best if it stopped working after a while like every other weapon and simply became usable again after 10 minutes. So I really have a hard time accepting that Aonuma's intention was for players to reserve one slot in their inventory for the sole purpose of carrying around a giant "badly damaged" beat-stick that can only be used in one very narrow scenario, for the entirety of the game.
And I'll be the first to admit I hate this exploit. I wish it did not exist. Because, although I don't want to completely neutralize the challenge of lynels (an enemy I really enjoyed in Breath of the Wild, though enjoyed less so when I realized you could smack them down a lot faster with a Savage Lynel Crusher), I don't have the self-control to choose not to use it 😂 I would vastly prefer if hitting a lynel on its back just did like 50% extra damage on its own, but still damaged your weapons, so you still had a good reason to hit it with a normal weapon during combat. Rather than just robotically shooting it in the head, jumping on its back, jumping off, rinse and repeat. It makes the fight so much less interesting.
The best Zelda guide channel back at it again
Dude has good guides every time, I started watching them when he started the Elden Ring guides. He really goes through the trouble of making sure we can follow the guide without a bunch of unnecessary fluff or hype.
890 per hit is absolutely ludicrous
Hi Jelly
890? Best I found is 799.
Highest damage is still silver lynel horn + past link outfit set bonuses. That's 208 x2 x1.5 x1.5 = 936 dmg
@@ruke3374 You can’t stack attack up. So remove the extra 1.5x.
@@Dirty_Bear22u sure cuz the set bonus from the past link tunics provides its own attack up buff separate to the level 3 attack buff from cooking
Got the claymore!!!!!!
Thx for showing the map of where it is!
dude! ive been watching some of your videos and theyve helped me so much! youre so forward and direct with the instructions and necessities! im advancing a lot in totk and i appreciate your help!
I recently experimented with this, and it's quite handy when farming for Silver Lynels. But for those who are curious, don't bother trying to use the Gibdo Bones, because they will add an additional durability point onto the Royal Guard's Claymore; this will consequently prevent it from breaking.
What do you mean, does the Gibdo bone return an alsmot-breaking weapon back to not-almost breaking?
I have so many Gibdo bones and just don't want to go for that damn Molduga... 😁
@@MaxScheibenpflug Attacking an enemy with a weapon that has a Gibdo Bone fused onto it will consume one durability point. Once all the extra durability points are used up, you can't add any more onto your weapon, and it will eventually break.
When you showed the location for the pristine royal guards claymore I actually went there AND GOT IT FIRST TRY
This is how you write a guide. Great job!
This is so well researched. Thank you for the clips and breakdown!
Well spoken and well researched. Thank you for your guide and content
This man’s voice is so chill that despite the hours I spend waiting the tour oriel I am still content
Amazing video! The only thing i would add is that if you use a Dragons scale you can get a 30 minute attack up food. By endgame i had around 7ish scales which i had no use for, so if you have them spare why not cook them?
I love the Radiant Armor set. It's awesome if you get it to level 2 or higher, and it's cool looking, especially if you use it with the Stalnox Paraglider fabric. (Stalnox paraglider fabric glows in the dark at night like the radiant armor) Great combo!
Bro literally is the best guide ytber on this platform. U deserve 100M subs for ur effort and time going into ur vids
Ha I was just boggling bone builds and it beaut your video up. Want even on UA-cam. Glad to see you moving up dude.
The following weapons and items will get the Bone proficiency bonus. If any part of your weapon/arrow contains one of the below, the bonus applies
Dragonbone Boko Bow
Stal arms (Bokoblin, Moblin, Lizalfos)
Stalnox Horn
Molduga jaw
Spiny Bone (commonly found around death mountain)
Gibdo Bone
This guide was so good it actually told us how to get luminous stone for the upgrades
I always learn a ton from your videos, realized I wasn't subbed so I fixed that.
There is also quite alot of luminous stone in the royal passage underneath lookout landing, it's in the very last room you go into with the giant pile of rubble in the center.
Though i didn’t need most of the info in the video i love to see how in depth you went on how to get everything great for players completely new to the game👍👍👍
I haven’t watched the video but I’m guessing the build…
Radiant armor + Molduga jaw fused to a nearly broken Royal Guard’s claymore with a +10 attack modifier ?
And a mighty banana meal.
yes but just make sure the royal guards clamour is down to its absolute last hit, that makes it quad damage instead of double
This game has so much. To do one thing you end up doing 46 side quests 😂 you have a great narration voice
Another OP weapon is the zora Lightscale trident + silver Lynel horn. Has 77 base damage which you can double at any time by getting link wet (using a certain sage). That plus attack up 3 food = 200ish damage per hit.
Cool tip... does the Lynel horn get a bone damage bonus or no..? If you fuse a stalnox horn or molduga jaw to a Zora weapon you can probably wear bone armor AND eat for attack up to really boost that weapons power...🤷♀️
One of the few things I hate about this game is not being able to upgrade nice looking armors, I prefer the Evil Spirit design wise but the Radiant armor is much better defense wise
Yeah, a transmog system would be greatly appreciated.
The way I've understood it, to be able to find a pristine version of a weapon in the chasm, you first need to have broken a weapon of that variety but not pristine. I'd guess it also has to be in your hand as I know I broke a boomerang once but that was while throwing it so it might only count while in your hands (not sure about this though.) certain locations give different types of weapons. Around Zora domain you can find Zora pristine weapons for example (if you've broken a withered weapon of that kind first.) but each spirit is either a spear spirit, a one hander spirit or alternatively it's a two-hander spirit.
Another thing to note is that once you've loaded in a weapon for a certain spirit, it will not generate a new one next blood moon like it normally would if you haven't picked up the last weapon. You can instantly toss it out again, but they retain the weapon last loaded in for them unless you take it. Good luck on your pristine royal guard claymore hunting ^^
When I say "a weapon of that kind" , I mean that specific weapon. A Zora longsword only unlocks the pristine Zora longsword and not the whole set of Zora weapons.
I highly recommend the Evil Spirit armor, if you want Bone proficiency fast. You can do the Labyrinths extremely quickly with good travel medallion placement. Also make sure to activate the shrine at the sky level of each Labyrinth first before starting.
You won’t get it as fast as the radiant set.. The quest to get the price down to get the armor cheaper is easy and then you just have to unlock the first two fairy’s which is also easy.
This info has been getting spread around, so it's likely that readers who find this comment might already know this, but regarding pristine weapons:
- The pristine versions of any particular weapon only start appearing after you've obtained and broken a corroded version of it.
- Several of the weapon-offering ghosts in the depths offer a class of weapon, rather than a specific one, which I'm pretty sure is the case with the one mentioned here. That ghost offers claymores, which can be of the Soldier, Knight, Royal, or Royal Guard varieties. If you save your game before you get close enough that the weapon the ghost is holding becomes visible, you can reload until the ghost provides the specific weapon that you want; then you can also save before actually grabbing the weapon, so you can reload until you get the modifier that you want.
Incredible guide. Thank you.
To beat the Lionel‘s all you need is a shield with a wing on it then go into bullet time that’s a lot easier
Now you've given me the mental image of Link brutally murdering Lionel Ritchie. Thanks.
Such good tutorials!!! Clean and simple and easy to follow
13:35 Actually certain undecayed weapons are only added to the ghosts' loot table once you've broken the decayed version of this weapon WITHOUT any fused materials on it.
Please pin this this is a major info the game just doesn't tell you at all.
7 extra sword damage is actually more like 42 after all the damage multipliers, so it would certainly be worth a little time searching, probably not something to waste hours on though.
I actually found it.. gonna post a video on how tomorrow.
14:04 thanks for sharing that location I turned my pristine royal guard claymore sensor on, saved my before the weapon loaded in, and my sensor started ringing first try, this is nice cause I found one of these before but I chucked it away cause I have no idea how good it is, now I got my pristine claymore +10. 😁
They had another video showing the location also and I got it in one try there in in Garudo Highlands near the mine.
⭐️ i fused a molduga jaw to a pristine eightfold blade... when i wear the bone armor or (evil) armor set, i can one hit silver moblins, bokoblins and (i haven't tried lizalfos yet) but probably can one hit them too with a sneak attack which makes gathering silver monster parts and clearing out camps super easy...👍 Also, cooking during a blood moon maximizes your recipes potential...
Maybe I'm too late, but if anyone read this and it's useful, is enough for me:
Getting a Pristine Royal Guard's Claymore is possible, all you have to do is breaking a Royal Guard's Claymore, that allows the possibility for it to spawn in the Underground.
Once you've done this step, you have to find and, preferably, marking on your map where the dark ghosts that offer pristine weapons are. Specifically you have to find the ones that are in the Gerudo Highland's Underground, since there's one of the few zones were this kind of weapon appears.
Lastly, if you find the ghosts and they don't have the weapon you want, just pick the useless weapon and throw it, this will allow the game to reroll it in the next Blood Moon.
As a little advice, if you find a Pristine Royal Guard's Claymore, save the game before picking it so that you can load your game and pick it again if the weapon doesn't have the modifier you want.
Hope this will be useful for anyone who reads this!
Fantastic guide as always!
I would guess that getting a normal royal guard Claymore (the one in the depths) is based on your xp which is a hidden value that croton made a video on (its for botw but from my experience it is the same in totk)
Idk I got it first try
@@BLACKWITHAGUN Don't gloat. All I can find so far are Traveler weapons. But then again all I have been doing is exploring, and farming a single Frox for Zonaite and Crystalized Charge.
@Starcat5 not gloating. Just saying it's there. I did rito and thunder temple that's pretty much it.
Note: any garudo or zora melee weapon share the same power multiplying traits of the Scimitar of the Seven and Lightscale Trident respectively. Get pristine versions from their correspndong regions in the Deep after breaking decayed versions at least once in the overworld.
this guys videos are actually awesome
Thank you. Finally got it upgraded for bone proficiency today. Next step...Molduga Jaw.
Could you make a complete seperate guide for finding and completeling the quests for every great fairy or a guide for collecting every armor? I would watch the shit out of that 🤞💗
I am keeping it in mind!
Austin John plays has a guide for all the fairys and a couple armour sets im pretty sure
@@acoolguy6050 I really don't like Austin John plays because he talks a long time to get to the point and his voice isn't pleasant to me. I'd rather wait on this guy
@@strangereligion4373 then just skip to the part where he talks about it
@@strangereligion4373 John now also has a guide for every armour set
Bonus Points if you go with the Lightscale Trident: You can only get it after you've beaten the dungeon for the Zora area, and you can use the reward you get from that dungeon to gain the 'wet' status and double it's damage whenever you'd like, since the Lightscale Trident inherits the Water Warrior special ability from the Zora Spear it's made from.
What if you used the Zora claymore sword instead? Wouldn’t that have a higher base damage than the trident?
@@samuelault4723 The Lightscale Trident offers a greater amount of durability, and is faster to use as well.
@@timothypitcher7996 thanks
@@samuelault4723 Both the Silver Longsword (pristine) and Lightscale Trident have a base damage of 22, so the trident is technically better because it hits significantly faster, though it is more expensive.
SO SICK!!
You can attach zonite wheels to the cart for the great fairy side quest makes traveling much easier
Listen mate, the moment you told me your cat's name I was hooked and subscribed.
This is insane! And THIS is why TOTK is the best game of the year!
For the claymore to use against lynels, wouldn't it make sense to use the gibdo bone still, as the claymore doesn't take dmg on the lynel's back (when you use it)?
Oddly enough the Gibdo bone does still break
@@ItsShatter oh, thanks. Thats unfortunate
Also something i want to note: i think the great fairy quest is different for everybody, as my 2nd quest is at outskirt, not snowfield.
11:30 PM to Midnight on a blood moon guarantees a critical cook. If you cooked your bananas at that time, you could use five bananas and get either more healing or more duration from the critical cook instead of using a golden apple.
The guaranteed crit window extends 15 seconds after the blood moon cutscene to 12:15 am too, as long as the scary music plays and red stuff is still on the screen :)
for the bone you can rematch colgera in the depths and use the jaw. attached to the claymore it does 156 with +10 dmg when badly damaged
Colgera item does NOT count as bone and does NOT get affected by the bone set armor, malduga is the best bone period.
Can confirm on the RG Claymore* location, but there's a catch. I've been told from from previous guides that you need to break a RG claymore before the pristine will spawn, so I've already done that. And even then it took multiple tries.
You can just set a travel medallion just outside the sight range of the statue and savescum.
It's probably worth pointing out that Bone Weapon Proficiency ONLY applies to weapons. If you were to fuse a Gibdo Bone onto an arrow, it will NOT get the Bone Weapon Proficiency boost, and will end up dealing less damage than if Link was wearing the Barbarian or Fierce Deity armor sets instead.
Using a dragon horn with any cooking buff will extend it to 30 minutes.
WOW that is incredible! Thanks for the tip!
@@ItsShatter i was surprised you didn’t mention it in the video but you didn’t know about it until now? anyways he’s right and i farm then for the 30 minute boost because it’s insane
i thought that didn't work in tears of the kingdom, because whenever i try it it just makes the food dubious
Love your content (and your cat)
you have to break a tainted weapon before the pristine ones will show up in the depths, also once you loot a certain type from a statue I think that type (2 hand, 1 hand, spear, ect) gets locked to it, it will have various versions depending on which area you are in, but the type should stay the same.
aww the Cat is Cute.. I have a Ginger Cat, her Name is Simba (From the Lion King)
One place that has tones of luminous stone is in the hidden royal passageway if you go fare enough you will find a huge room with a buried stallnox and 5ones of luminous stone deposits
Luminous s tones are all over the place in caves, especially in southern Hyrule near the jungle area where he finds the bananas. Don't need to go galavanting up in the sky lol if you're new at least, I'd try the caves first.
Me learning that you can add lynel hooves to arrows to break armor 😮
First time watching your channel bro. Good content and easy to follow. Can you tell me if the Claymore in Zelda’s study respawns?
If it is normally just laying on the ground (not in a chest) then yes, it respawns every blood moon.
i thought this was a vid of how to make op weapons but its "how to finish zelda tears of the kingdom"
but jokes aside this was very helpful
Royal Guards Claymore✨(+10AtkUp) + Molduga Jaw with B. Prof and Breaking Point then Hit on Break and Atk Up 3 then finally 2HandedBuff ( divide by .95) the formula was ( 162 x 1.5 x 1.8 x 2 ) / .95 and the final damage was 921 by adding 1 then rounding down to full number correct me if im wrong though
Absolutely loved this guide but this seems like higher end/ end game starts I'm looking for a quick way to upgrade and defeat Gannon and most other bosses
In the cave where you get the barbarian chest plate give 70-80 luminous stone, but there is a relatively easy boss there
I forget where exactly, but theres a cave(s) somewhere, i think in the eldin region (though i might be off) thats full of a ton of luminous nodes
holy mother of guides, not sure if all that detail was needed in the first half :D
Lol that is what the timestamps are for. Wanted it to be complete so that no other video/guide was needed!
@@ItsShatter Glad you added them :)
I got the royal gaurds claymore first time walking up to that guard
You first have to break a decayed royal guard's claymore for the pristine ones to spawn. I broke one and found it in that same spot.
So from what I know if you break something after a blood moon there is a chance one of the ghost things it holding it but these reset on a blood moon and also save before you pick it up you can reload save if not +10 atk
If you’re just using it against lynels, where weapon durability doesn’t matter, couldn’t you use the gibdo part for a little more attack?
That’s what I was thinking. Also if you could get an undecayed royal guards claymore
the Gibdo bone still breaks on Lynel back, which is surprising.
Trust me I tried this lmao
Gibones are unique or some shit. Guess you could stick them onto a dedicated sneakstrike eightfold blade, but if you're at that point already you might as well invest the silver lynel Saber horn
I've gotten a level 42 RGC from the Eventide Island depths before.
The best banana mine is the beach beyond Lurelin village, hands down
wait why not use gibdo bone on lynel back? does it still vreak even though theres no durability loss?
Would it be better to use a Colgera Jaw? Is the durability of Molduga better?
colgera jaw doesnt count as a bone
What about a Zora claymore with a molduga jaw? They get super strong when wet so all you’d have to do is activate Sidions ability and you’d get the attack buff that way
Claymores are slower to use, which is why the Lightscale Trident tends to be preferred more (especially if you were to give it a bonus effect, via, a Rock Octorok). The Lightscale Trident is a very durable weapon, and that durability gets extended even further by a Silver Lynel Saber Horn; it's unable to take advantage of the Bone Proficiency set bonus though.
*[Soldier's Grave Shadows]* seem to spawn level scaled gear.
How would I check level scaling?
the tier of enemies spawning is a good way to get a sense. If you see a lot of silver tier enemies then your level scaling is pretty high
@@ItsShatter okay thank you, I'm getting alot of black enemies spawning right now.
@@willmark7032 Word of warning, level scaling is much more restricted in tears of the kingdom than in breath of the wild.
This makes completing the compendium easier but makes your actual level harder to discover.
@@techstuff9198 yeah, i have absolutely no idea how to increase my level scaling or how to check it besides a guess from the enemy spawns. 🤷♂️
Okay the pristine weapons that are found in the depths, there only found there when break the decayed version from the previous blood moon.
i didn't even know you could upgrade a weapon more than once using a rock octorok. or, Rocktorok, if you will.
Great guide as always! One question tho, which is a better attack up set? Fierce deity, or barbarian?
They are identical. Just pick whichever one you like the look of more
you can get luminous stone from the caves in Faron where the Hinox are.
oh nice.
I will make zora great sword + molduga too.
Are you able to get the royal guards claymore again after it breaks?
I agree with the assessment - there is a marginal difference between fierce deity and bone prof. armors save lynel hunting. I’d rather not look like a día de los muertos luchador or edgelord in my endgame.
That’s said, radiant has much easier upgrades than FD.
I actually found fierce deity easier to upgrade, but I had a bunch of hinox, frox, and Lynel materials from the depths already, so all I needed to get was the dragon parts, which weren't too bad.
Way way way more luminous stones in the hidden chamber of the emergency shelter at Lookout Landing