Bargainer Statues in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom allow you to exchange Poes for useful items, including the Gloom-resistant clothing set.

The challenge is that you must locate them first, and many are hidden within The Depths — the dark underground world of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Fortunately, Poes, which are used as currency with Bargainer Statues, can be found while exploring these areas.

To assist you, we’ve compiled a list of Bargainer Statue locations in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, along with advice on how to find both Bargainer Statues and Poes.

On this page:

• Bargainer Statue locations
• How to find Bargainer Statues
• Tips for finding Bargainer Statues
• How to find Poes

If you’d like to explore more about Link’s journey across Hyrule and beneath it, check out our Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom walkthrough.

Bargainer Statue locations in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

Below are all the Bargainer Statue locations we've discovered so far in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, which will help you obtain the full set of Gloom-resistant clothing:

Lookout Landing Barginer Statue location

Wellspring of Courage Barginer Statue location in The Depths

Wellspring of Power Barginer Statue location in The Depths

Wellspring of Wisdom Barginer Statue location in The Depths

Cliff Bargainer Statue location in The Depths

Plains Barginer Statue location in The Depths

How to find Bargainer Statues in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

Now comes the tricky part — locating Bargainer Statues in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is no easy task. You’re navigating through darkness, tracking options are limited, and the vertical complexity of The Depths means there's a vast area to search. Additionally, statues vary in size, making them even harder to spot.

The easiest way to begin is by speaking to the mini Bargainer Statue at Lookout Landing. It will reveal the location of a statue for just 10 Poe.

However, if you ask again, the price jumps to 100 Poe. This is where a bit of clever play comes in handy.

Start by visiting the mini Bargainer Statue and save your game. Pay the 10 Poe and watch as it marks the statue’s position on your map.

Take a screenshot of the map, noting the surrounding landmarks, then load your previous save. Place a pin on your map exactly where the statue was marked. If needed, compare screenshots using the Switch’s album feature.

Is it cheating? Not really. But it will definitely save you time and effort.

Tips for finding Bargainer Statues in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

With the basic strategy down, here are some additional tips for locating Bargainer Statues in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

First, use the mini-statue trick above to avoid spending unnecessary Poes.

Second, if you have Riju’s Avatar ability, it can provide an accidental but helpful topographical scan of The Depths, lighting up the environment in golden light. It’s reminiscent of ‘detective vision’ mechanics in other games and makes exploration much faster.

Third, when you're close to a statue, the game will give you a visual hint, such as "X Bargainer Statue" or "Wellspring of Y." Seeing either of these messages means you’re in the right place.

How to find Poes in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

Gloom introduces a new layer of complexity to Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, not only as a mechanic but also through its associated currency — Poes.

Poes are the spirits of the lost, visible as small blue flames floating in groups throughout The Depths.

They are harmless and easy to spot, even from afar. Since you'll need plenty of them, collect as many as you come across while exploring.

Also note that, similar to Rupees, there are different types of Poes — the Large Poe, worth 5 Poe, and the Grand Poe, worth 20 Poe!

Make sure to read our guide on Gloom resistance to learn how to defend yourself against this new hazard. And if you want to Dive Deeper into Link’s adventure, check out our Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom walkthrough.

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