Tears of the Kingdom Depths Set: Bargainer Statue Prices and Set Bonus

The Depths set is the Gloom set: each piece has Gloom Resistance, and the full set adds more. You buy it with Poes, the currency of the Depths, at the Bargainer Statues. For every set see all armor; for food that heals Gloom damage see Sunny recipes.

How do you get each piece of the Depths set?

Bargainer Statues sell the Depths set and the Dark set for Poes. According to Zelda Dungeon, a new piece is added each time you find another statue:

• Tunic of the Depths — with two statues found, 150 Poes.
• Gaiters of the Depths — with four, 200 Poes.
• Hood of the Depths — with six, 300 Poes.

Each statue keeps its own stock, and the Bargainer Statue at Lookout Landing sells the set too. The coordinates in the table are the statue where Game8 bought each piece; any statue that has it will do.

What does the Depths set bonus do?

Zelda Dungeon: “One additional ‘fake’ Heart Container of Gloom Resistance.” Each piece already gives Gloom Resistance; the full set at two stars adds one more heart of it.

How much defense does each piece give?

3 at base and 20 at four stars.

What does it take to upgrade the Depths set?

Upgrades are done at a Great Fairy Fountain, one star at a time, for rupees plus materials. The table is per piece; the whole set needs three times as much.

Frox parts are on the Frox page; Large Zonaite comes from Depths ore deposits.

Sources

• Defense, upgrade materials and rupees: Zelda Dungeon, Tears of the Kingdom Armor, defense checked against RankedBoost’s armor upgrades table.
• Where to get each piece, prices: Game8 armor list and Game8 armor sets; what each bonus does from Zelda Dungeon’s Set Bonus page.
• Chest positions: the game’s own placement data via radar-totk (zeldamods); where Game8’s coordinates differ from the chest, the chest wins.
• Names: the game’s own text (TotkText, game version 1.2.1).
• Bargainer Statues: Zelda Dungeon, Bargainer Statue.