TotK Bargainer Statues: All 7 Locations, Poe Prices and Rewards

Poes are the glowing spirits scattered through the Depths. The item text reads: “A glowing spirit orb found all over the Depths. Offer these to a Bargainer Statue for a variety of rewards.” This page covers what they are worth, where all seven statues are and what each one sells.

How much are Poes worth?

Pick them up as you explore; a few hundred buys a piece of armor.

Where are the Bargainer Statues?

There are seven: one at Lookout Landing and six in the Depths. The six in the Depths are huge stone faces, roughly under the big Goddess Statues on the surface. The one at the Great Abandoned Central Mine sits right below the Temple of Time Ruins, and the three Wellsprings sit below the three springs.

Click “Show on map” to move the map above to that spot.

The place column is the nearest named spot. The Cliff Bargainer Statue is on top of a tall cliff and is the hardest one to reach.

How do you wake the Lookout Landing statue?

Most players meet the small statue head inside Lookout Landing first. Until you carry a Poe it only murmurs “Poes…”. Bring one back from the Depths and offer it, and it says: “I have returned the lost spirit to the afterlife where it belongs. Since I was brought here to the surface, I have been unable to return Poes to the afterlife.” It gives you a Dark Clump and starts trading.

It can also tell you where another statue is: 10 Poes the first time, then 100 Poes each time after that.

Why won’t the Central Mine statue talk to you?

Its four eyes are missing. Finish the side adventure A Call from the Depths first: a statue at the castle gates on the Great Plateau leads you to the Temple of Time Ruins, where a voice asks you to throw the eyes lying near four chasms into those chasms and carry them through the Depths to the spot beneath the temple. Once all four are back, it trades like the others.

What can you buy, and for how many Poes?

The count includes the Lookout Landing statue. Each time you find a new one, a statue tells you “My brethren and I have combined our power to create” the next piece, and it goes on sale. The Dark set and the Depths set cost 650 Poes each. For their bonuses and upgrades see the Depths set and the non-upgradable sets (the Dark set is there).

Each statue keeps its own stock: buy the Tunic of the Depths at one and another still has it. Short of Poes, it says “You do not have enough Poes to offer…”. For materials there is an “I want them all.” option.

Can you buy back lost amiibo armor and weapons?

Yes, but only at the six statues in the Depths. The Lookout Landing statue does not sell them.

• amiibo armor: every piece you have owned shows up, at 400 Poes each. See the armor sets from earlier games and the Fierce Deity set.
• Unique weapons: Biggoron’s Sword 150, Fierce Deity Sword 160, Sea-Breeze Boomerang 100, Magic Rod 100, Magic Scepter 100. Other unique weapons from chests can reportedly be bought back too.

An item only shows up after you have owned the original.

See also

For getting around the Depths and dealing with gloom, see the Depths guide; to light up the Depths map, the Lightroots; for the surface statues, the Goddess Statues. Lookout Landing also has a Horned Statue that swaps hearts and stamina. That is a different statue: see hearts or stamina. For the quests where you help soldiers clear monster camps for silver rupees, see the Monster-Control Crew.