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Link's Equipment: Weapons

As a young adventurer, Link is no stranger to defending himself, using a variety of weaponry to do so.

Bow and Arrows: Link uses a standard shortbow of Hyrulian make, for defensive purposes and to hunt for food.

Shield: Shields come in a wide variety of materials, shapes and sizes. Link's go-to is a wooden shield covered in stretched hide, allowing for defense against most projectiles, whether be it rocks, arrows and javelins. However, It is not recommended or fit for defense against heavier or magic weaponry such as broadswords, acid or ethereal fire.

Magic Wand: Link acquires a magic wand from one of Ganon's fallen sorcerers, allowing him to cast magic projectiles. The wand itself is fashioned from trees found near the graveyards at the base of Death Mountain, and it houses a singular magic rune inside.

Bombs: Many of Ganon's ground-forces carry bombs and grenades, usually made from either cast-iron or ceramic acorn-shaped containers. The fuse leads to a reserve of explosive powder found in the bomb's reservoir, and to make matters deadlier, some of them contain sharp Caltrops. Link can also purchase these from many of Hyrule's underground merchants.

Boomerang: Boomerangs are rarely found in Hyrule, though one thing is for certain; if one is happened to be seen, it is of the Goriya. Expertly crafted, the Goriya's boomerangs are usually made from either wood or silver metals, with tightly-bound leather gripping handles.

Sword: After Link was given his mission by Princess Zelda's nursemaid Impa, he was instructed to meet with an old acquaintance of hers; a nameless, elderly vagabond found in the countryside's emerald hills. Upon Link's arrival, the old man bestowed on to him a surprisingly versatile and sharp wooden training sword. The old man explained to Link that if he were to prove himself worthy, he could return and would be granted the use of another weapon in his possession; an ancient magical blade once belonging to a noble warrior and beast slayer. In time, Link did.

Description
Link's Equipment: Weapons

As a young adventurer, Link is no stranger to defending himself, using a variety of weaponry to do so.

Bow and Arrows: Link uses a standard shortbow of Hyrulian make, for defensive purposes and to hunt for food.

Shield: Shields come in a wide variety of materials, shapes and sizes. Link's go-to is a wooden shield covered in stretched hide, allowing for defense against most projectiles, whether be it rocks, arrows and javelins. However, It is not recommended or fit for defense against heavier or magic weaponry such as broadswords, acid or ethereal fire.

Magic Wand: Link acquires a magic wand from one of Ganon's fallen sorcerers, allowing him to cast magic projectiles. The wand itself is fashioned from trees found near the graveyards at the base of Death Mountain, and it houses a singular magic rune inside.

Bombs: Many of Ganon's ground-forces carry bombs and grenades, usually made from either cast-iron or ceramic acorn-shaped containers. The fuse leads to a reserve of explosive powder found in the bomb's reservoir, and to make matters deadlier, some of them contain sharp Caltrops. Link can also purchase these from many of Hyrule's underground merchants.

Boomerang: Boomerangs are rarely found in Hyrule, though one thing is for certain; if one is happened to be seen, it is of the Goriya. Expertly crafted, the Goriya's boomerangs are usually made from either wood or silver metals, with tightly-bound leather gripping handles.

Sword: After Link was given his mission by Princess Zelda's nursemaid Impa, he was instructed to meet with an old acquaintance of hers; a nameless, elderly vagabond found in the countryside's emerald hills. Upon Link's arrival, the old man bestowed on to him a surprisingly versatile and sharp wooden training sword. The old man explained to Link that if he were to prove himself worthy, he could return and would be granted the use of another weapon in his possession; an ancient magical blade once belonging to a noble warrior and beast slayer. In time, Link did.