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*While there are seven Bargainer Statues, only two (the Plains and Cliff Bargainer Statues) are identified as map locations in their own right. | *While there are seven living Bargainer Statues, only two (the Plains and Cliff Bargainer Statues) are identified as map locations in their own right. | ||
*The second small Bargainer Statue, found in the walkway of the Great Plateau, falls lifelessly silent after its brethren in the Great Abandoned Central Mine has been restored. It isn't clear if it ever had its own sentience, like Josha's Bargainer Statue, or if it was always intended to be nothing more than a puppet for the larger ones to possess. | |||
Revision as of 13:49, August 27, 2023
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Locations | Great Abandoned Central Mine, Central Hyrule Depths | |
Quests | ||
Shop | Sells materials and armor for Poes. | |
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Related |
Bargainer Statues are stone golems found in Tears of the Kingdom
Tears of the Kingdom
Bargainer Statues are found mainly in The Depths. They claim that Poes are "spirits that ought to return to the afterlife. They are pitiful beings who have lost their way home and wander this land." and that they merely return "all Poes to the afterlife without prejudice."
The first Bargainer Statue encountered in-game is likely to he one one located in Josha's research hut at Lookout Landing, which quietly calls "Poes..." and does nothing more initially until A Call from the Depths is complete. Later, it accepts one Poe to restore its power in return for a Dark Clump, and then begins to offer trades for materials and armour, as below. It also offers the locations of a random member of its brethren - the first for 10 Poes, subsequent ones for 100 Poes.
Activated Bargainer Statues are vendors that trade for Poes. Certain materials are always purchasable: Dark Clumps (10 Poes), Muddle Buds (16), Puffshrooms (16) and Bomb Flowers (16).
In addition, they trade Poes for two sets of armour: the Dark Set (650 total) and the Hero of the Depths Set (650 total), plus a recreation of the Breath of the Wild Champion's Tunic (as the "Tunic of Memories"). These are created as Link encounters Bargainer Statues:
- With one Bargainer Statue unlocked, the Dark Tunic is available for 150 Poes
- With the second, the Tunic of the Depths is added for 150 Poes.
- With the third, the Dark Trousers become available for 200 Poes.
- With the fourth, the Gaiters of the Depths are made available for 200 Poes
- With the fifth, the Dark Hood is added for 300 Poes.
- With the sixth, the Hood of the Depths becomes available for 300 Poes.
- With the seventh and final Bargainer Statue, the Tunic of Memories is created for 400 Poes.
Stock levels are specific to Bargainer Statues - if one buys the Tunic of the Depths from the Lookout Landing statue, it is no longer available from them; but is still available from the Plains Bargainer Statue.
Depths Bargainer Statues also resell any amiibo armor sets Link has obtained, whether received through the amiibos or in the world (400 each piece), and any amiibo weapons whether received through the amiibos or in the world (150 each). The Lookout Landing Bargainer Statue is an exception, and sells only the Depths materials, Dark Set, Hero of the Depths Set, and Tunic of Memories.
A Call from the Depths
- Main article: A Call from the Depths
A Bargainer Statue hijacks the Temple of Time Ruins' Goddess Statue to claim "I am trapped...under the water...behind the stone gate...of the great plateau..." if Link attempts to pray to it. The small statue in question is in the lake in the north-east corner of the plateau, near the Great Plateau North Chasm. Link must drop down from the plateau to Hyrule Field and destroy the cracked rocks holding the water in. The small statue will then direct Link back to the Goddess Statue, where it thanks Link for freeing part of it. It tells him that it "speak[s] to you now from the Depths below in the guise of this statue", and directs him to find the four eyes near the four chasms on the Great Plateau, and he should take them to the depths and return them to it.
If Link does so, in the Great Abandoned Central Mine, he is offered the choice of a Heart Container or Stamina Vessel as thanks. After Link chooses, it then opens for business, trading Poes for materials and armor; and also tells him to "Seek [its] brethren... If you do so, you may receive further blessings."
Once complete, the Goddess Statue in the Temple of Time Ruins returns to being a normal Goddess Statue, where one can trade Lights of Blessing or Sage's Wills to Hylia for Heart Containers, Stamina Vessels and Solemn Vows.
Items for Sale
All Statues
Name | Stock | Price | Prerequisite |
---|---|---|---|
Dark Clump | 10 | 10 | None |
Bomb Flower | 99 | 16 | None |
Muddle Bud | 99 | 16 | None |
Puffshroom | 99 | 16 | None |
Dark Tunic | 1 | 150 | 1 Bargainer Statue |
Tunic of the Depths | 1 | 150 | 2 Bargainer Statues |
Dark Trousers | 1 | 200 | 3 Bargainer Statues |
Gaiters of the Depths | 1 | 200 | 4 Bargainer Statues |
Dark Hood | 1 | 300 | 5 Bargainer Statues |
Hood of the Depths | 1 | 300 | 6 Bargainer Statues |
Tunic of Memories | 1 | 400 | 7 (All) Bargainer Statues |
Depths Statues only
Note that all of these items must have been found elsewhere - either in the world or from an amiibo drop - before they can be (re)purchased from a Bargainer Statue. They also all have a stock of 1.
Trivia
- While there are seven living Bargainer Statues, only two (the Plains and Cliff Bargainer Statues) are identified as map locations in their own right.
- The second small Bargainer Statue, found in the walkway of the Great Plateau, falls lifelessly silent after its brethren in the Great Abandoned Central Mine has been restored. It isn't clear if it ever had its own sentience, like Josha's Bargainer Statue, or if it was always intended to be nothing more than a puppet for the larger ones to possess.