Where Is the Swallow Bow in Botw?
The Swallow Bow is an item from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. It is a Rito bow that Link can find at the Flight Range in Hebra Mountains, located northwest of the Rito Village in the Tabantha Frontier region. One spawns on a table in Harth's hut in Rito Village.

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Moreover, how do I get Revali's bow back?

The Bow can be obtained from a Treasure Chest beside Kaneli in Rito Village after completing the "Divine Beast Vah Medoh" Main Quest. If the Great Eagle Bow breaks or becomes irreversibly lost, Harth can make a new Great Eagle Bow for Link if he supplies Harth with a Swallow Bow, five bundles of Wood and a Diamond.

Also, can you keep the light bow Botw? You can't keep it, but you can take it out of the fight arena.

Subsequently, one may also ask, what is the best bow in breath of the wild?

The Bow of Light Along with the Master Sword, this is the only weapon that can go toe-to-toe with Calamity Ganon, as it fires arrows of pure light. The Bow of Light has an attack rating of 100, making it indisputably the best bow in Breath of the Wild.

Where can I buy a duplex bow?

There are two Duplex Bows that spawn at the entrance of the Yiga base. You can come back and get them repeatedly even after finishing the Yiga sidequest (and there are a bunch of Yiga archers that respawn at the entrance of the base even after the sidequest).

Related Question Answers

Can the twilight bow break?

It uses the same Light Arrows as those used by Princess Zelda in Twilight Princess. However, the bow itself will eventually break, after which the Light Arrows will no longer be usable however it has the same level of base durability as the Bow of Light as 100 is the maximum durability of any bow.

Can the great eagle bow break?

It is a multi-fire bow that fires three arrows at once though uses only one Arrow of ammunition per shot. Like all the Champion weapons it can be reforged when it breaks, by the blacksmith Harth in Rito Village.
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