Tears of the Kingdom Fierce Deity Set: Cave Chests, amiibo and Bonus

The Fierce Deity set is an attack set: each piece gives Attack Up, and the set bonus is the charged-attack one of the Barbarian set. The three pieces are cave chests, and an amiibo can drop them. For every set see all armor.

Where do you find each piece of the Fierce Deity set?

All three are cave chests (Game8; positions from the game’s placement data):

• Fierce Deity Mask — Skull Lake Cave.
• Fierce Deity Armor — Akkala Citadel Ruins Summit Cave.
• Fierce Deity Boots — the cave at the Ancient Tree Stump.

Game8 lists the Link (Majora’s Mask) amiibo as another source. Zelda Dungeon adds that Bargainer Statues in the Depths resell amiibo armor you already have for 400 Poes a piece.

What does the Fierce Deity set bonus do?

Zelda Dungeon: “Charge Attacks consume less stamina.” Each piece gives Attack Up on its own, so the set is worth wearing even before the bonus.

How much defense does each piece give?

3 at base and 20 at four stars.

What does it take to upgrade the Fierce Deity set?

Upgrades are done at a Great Fairy Fountain, one star at a time, for rupees plus materials. Each piece needs a different dragon’s parts, so there is one table per piece.

Every star needs a part from one of the three dragons, and Lynel Guts at the top; see Lynel locations.

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).