Link talking to the Bargainer Statue in Lookout Landing in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

How to Find Bargainer Statues & Poes in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

Strike a bargain with this statue for unique goods!

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Key Takeaway

To find a Bargainer Statue, go to Lookout Landing and look at the area under the building with the large telescope. Here, there’s the head of a Bargainer Statue in the corner.

If you’re looking for Poes (and other Bargainer Statues), you’ll need to head into the Depths and explore.

There are two ways to find Bargainer Statues in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. The simplest is to visit Lookout Landing, as there’s a Bargainer Statue there—although it’s easy to overlook. This is one place where you can spend Poes that you’ve collected so far.

Table Of Contents

    Where to Find the Bargainer Statue in Lookout Landing in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Video Guide

    Where to Find the Bargainer Statue in Lookout Landing (00:17 in the Video Guide)

    Link buying items from the Bargainer Statue in Lookout Landing in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

    There’s one Bargainer Statue above ground that you can easily find. Go to Lookout Landing and head to the building with the huge telescope on top of it. Beneath it, there’s an open area where you’ll sometimes find a couple of NPCs. In the back, there’s a pointy stone head on the ground next to a lantern.

    Go up to it and press the A button to speak with the Bargainer Statue. If you have Poes in your inventory, you can begin trading with this stony merchant. Here’s what the Bargainer Statue in Lookout Landing sells (01:10 in the Video Guide):

    • Dark Clump (10 in stock) – costs 10 Poes each
    • Muddle Bud (99 in stock) – costs 16 Poes each
    • Bomb Flower (99 in stock) – costs 16 Poes each
    • Dark Tunic (1 in stock) – costs 150 Poes

    Where to Find Other Bargainer Statues

    Most other Bargainer Statues are found underground; in the Depths. To reach the Depths, you must find areas on the map marked with red. These are large holes that travel far underground.

    Once you’re in the Depths, you’ll need to be wary of enemies empowered with Gloom—a substance that reduces your maximum number of Hearts. Also, it’s very dark down here, so you’ll need a way to light up your surroundings. You can do so by cooking food that has glow effects, using Brightbloom Seeds, and more.

    With that said, you’ll need to explore through the darkness to find Bargainer Statues. Although the Depths can be pretty dangerous if you’re unprepared, there’s some valuable stuff down here as well.

    Where to Find Poes

    Link finding Poes in the Depths in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

    As is the case with most Bargainer Statues, you can also find Poes in the Depths. Most of the time, Poes are grouped in clusters throughout the dark parts of this underground landscape. In these clusters, you can find a random number of Poes.

    When exploring the Depths, you, unfortunately, can’t bring any of the horses you tamed. This makes traveling underground slow and a bit tedious. Thankfully, there are some permanent light structures here and there that make exploring these dark regions less annoying. Though, for the most part, fusing your arrows with Brightbloom Seeds is a better way to light up your surroundings.

    Once again, we recommend that you prepare yourself for the challenges of the Depths. This part of the game can be frustrating and tedious. If you don’t ready yourself for the darkness, you’ll want to leave it behind for good, stating that you’ll “explore for Poes nevermore!”