Bolt — GW2 Legendary Crafting Tracker (unofficial fan site)

Legendary sword

Bolt is a legendary sword crafted in the Mystic Forge.

Stats swap freelySkin: Bolt (skin)

What it looks like

Bolt is a golden sword with four dragons twisting up the blade.

Aura

While drawn, the user is surrounded by white, blue, and purple lightning, and white lightning periodically strikes the ground around the user.

Draw/Stow sounds

A long lightning sound is heard when drawing Bolt. While drawn, the weapon is surrounded by lightning.
A short lightning sound is heard when stowing Bolt.

Footfalls

The user leaves behind charred ground footprints with electrical sparks.

Kill animations

Bolt's Damage type is lightning. Enemies killed while wielding Bolt will display electrocuted death animations.

Skill effects

Default class weapon trails are replaced with lightning trails.
Lightning sounds are heard while attacking.
Ranged skills will throw Bolt instead of the default projectile. This effect changes the following skills:

Unlock text

Interwoven with an impression of a dragon whose name Tyria has yet to learn, Bolt is imbued with the strength of a storm–swelling inside like a thunderous inferno, eager to aid its wielder in combat.

What it takes

Combined in the Mystic Forge, from:

1 × Zap

1 × Gift of Bolt

1 × Gift of Mastery

1 × Gift of Fortune

Each of those breaks down further — often a long way. Track it in the tracker to see the whole list with what you already hold subtracted, and where each missing piece comes from.

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Bolt on the Guild Wars 2 Wiki

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