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Traveler's Sword

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Locations(s)

Hyrule Field, West Necluda

Use(s)

Attacking Enemies

Strength

5

Durability

20 Traveler's Swords are recurring Items in The Legend of Zelda series.[1][2]

Contents

• 1 Locations and Uses
  • 1.1 Breath of the Wild
• 2 Other Appearances
  • 2.1 Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity
• 3 Nomenclature
• 4 Gallery
• 5 See Also
• 6 References

Locations and Uses[]

Breath of the Wild[]

Hyrule Compendium Entry

204 (209) Traveler's Sword	DescriptionA very common sword often kept by travelers to fend off small beasts. It's fairly durable, but a bit unreliable against monsters.
	Common LocationsHyrule FieldWest Necluda
PropertiesAtk 5

In Breath of the Wild, Traveler's Swords are a common, weak sword often used by travelers to defeat small Enemies.[1] Though it is fairly durable, it is unreliable due to its low attack power.[1] They are often found in Hyrule Field and West Necluda, either abandoned or in use by Monsters.

Traveler's Swords can also be obtained by using the amiibo Rune to scan the following amiibos:

• Super Smash Bros. Series Link amiibo
• Super Smash Bros. Series Young Link amiibo
• Super Smash Bros. Series Toon Link amiibo
• The Legend of Zelda Series Link (The Legend of Zelda) amiibo
• The Legend of Zelda series Series Link (Link's Awakening) amiibo
• The Legend of Zelda Series Toon Link (The Wind Waker) amiibo
• The Legend of Zelda Series Link (Twilight Princess) amiibo
• The Legend of Zelda Series Link (Skyward Sword) amiibo
• Breath of the Wild Series Link (Rider) amiibo
• Breath of the Wild Series Urbosa amiibo

During "The Weapon Connoisseur" Side Quest, Nebb in Hateno Village will ask Link to bring him several different Weapons to see. The first Weapon he asks for is a Traveler's Sword.[3] As a reward for bringing him a Traveler's Sword, Nebb gives Link a Red Rupee.[4]

Traveler's Swords are made from metal and will therefore attract Lightning if they are equipped during a Thunderstorm, and they will also conduct Electricity. They are magnetic, which means they can be picked up and manipulated using the Magnesis Rune on the Sheikah Slate. If they are dropped in the Water, they will sink.

Traveler's Swords art part of the Traveler's Gear archetype of equipment, which is known to be used by travelers for self-defense.[5]

Other Appearances[]

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity[]

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Nomenclature[]

Names in other regions
Language		Name
	Japanese	旅人の剣 (Tabibito no Ken)
	ChineseTR	旅人之劍 (Lǚrén zhī jiàn)
	Dutch	Reizigerszwaard
	FrenchEU	Épée de voyageur
	German	Reiseschwert
	Italian	Spada da viandante
	Korean	여행자의 검 (Yeohaengjaui geom)
	Russian	Походный меч (Pohodnyy mech)
	SpanishEU	Espada de viajero
	SpanishLA	Espada de viajero
This table was generated using translation pages.

Gallery[]

• Icon for the Traveler's Sword from Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity

See Also[]

• Traveler's Gear
• Weapon

References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Traveler's SwordA very common sword often kept by travelers to fend off small beasts. It's fairly durable, but a bit unreliable against monsters." — Inventory (Breath of the Wild)
2. ↑ "Traveler's SwordA very common sword often kept by travelers to fend off small beasts. It's fairly durable but a bit unreliable against monsters." — Allies (Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity)
3. ↑ "Hmm, where should we start? Have you heard of the traveler's sword? I've seen it in books, but never in real life before! If you find it, please let me see it!" — Nebb (Breath of the Wild)
4. ↑ "Whoooa! The real thing is really the real deal! Thank you! Take this as a token of my thanks!" — Nebb (Breath of the Wild)
5. ↑ Creating a Champion, Dark Horse Books, pg. 169

Traveler's Gear in The Legend of Zelda series

All	Traveler's Bow · Traveler's Bridle · Traveler's Claymore · Traveler's Gear · Traveler's Saddle · Traveler's Shield · Traveler's Spear · Traveler's Sword