TotK Gerudo Claymore: Attack, Durability and Locations

Gerudo Claymore is a two-handed weapon in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. The game describes it this way: “A two-handed Gerudo sword with a decayed blade. Attaching a material greatly enhances the material’s power but doesn’t add as much durability.” This page gives its numbers and maps every place the game puts one.

The decayed Gerudo Claymore is the one found on the surface; the intact one, with its own Compendium number, is covered in pristine weapons.

Where do you get Gerudo Claymore?

The game’s world data places it in 8 spots: 1 in treasure chests, 3 carried by monsters, and 4 lying in the world.

Zoom the map in to tell the points apart, and pick a kind or a monster in the list above it.

The same spots summed by nearest landmark, largest group first. “Show on map” moves the map above to one of them.

• Carried by a monster: beat the monster and it drops the weapon. Most often Black Boss Bokoblin (2) and Black Bokoblin (1).
• Treasure chest: a chest can be opened only once.
• Lying in the world: placed in the scenery, free to pick up.

How good is Gerudo Claymore?

Decayed it has attack 10 and durability 10; intact, 22 and 14. The effect the game gives it: Attaching a material greatly enhances the material’s power but doesn’t add as much durability. The number is before Fuse; what a fused material adds is in the Fuse guide, and how durability runs down in weapon durability.

See also

• All weapons
• Best weapons
• Pristine weapons
• Interactive map