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    Where is Granter of Boons BotW
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    Find the Granter of Boons – Breath of the Wild Help

    PJ ManningBy PJ ManningDecember 10, 20184 Comments2 Mins Read
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    Zelda’s Horned Statue

    As what may be Zelda’s strangest NPC since Tingle, the Granter of Boons is Link’s one-stop shop to shuffle around Heart Containers and Stamina Vessels. It’s cheap, fast, and unbelievably difficult to find. Minor location and side quest spoilers ahead.

    Where is the Granter of Boons?

    Upon completing the tutorial, leap off the Great Plateau and follow the optional narrative flag “Seek Out Impa.” After finding Kakariko Village, head southwest, and you should eventually be able to spot a Sheikah Tower in the distance. From the tower, head a few more clicks east, and Link will eventually stumble upon Hateno Village. As one of the largest merchant hubs in the game, Hateno Village is home to the Kochi Dye Shop, critical upgrades for your Shiekah Slate, and even a residence Link can purchase for himself. In fact, Link’s house is exactly where we want to go to find the Granter of Boons.

    Walk across a small bridge near the entrance of Hateno Village, just past the town’s shrine. This will lead you to the purchasable property. The Granter of Boons is located underneath the bridge connecting these two spots. We lit a fire next to him in the screenshot below.

    Granter of Boons Location

    After a quick chat with the statue, the Granter of Boons is available for all your re-specing needs.

    The Statue’s Bargain

    The process of re-specing is rather clunky. Players are expected to “sell” either a Heart Container or a Stamina Vessel for 100 rupees. Speaking to this statue once more offers the ability to buy one or the other for 120 rupees. In effect, Link is able to shuffle around his stats at 20 rupees per shift. It’s a lengthy, ugly process, but it’s a necessary one.

    Granter of Boon Map
    The Granter of Boons is located just in front of Firly Pond, as shown by this red marker.

    At the very least, the Granter of Boons is one of BotW’s most creative NPCs.

    Granter of Boons

    Hope this guide helps. For more on Breath of the Wild, check out our ranking of every single character in Breath of the Wild. Yes, seriously.

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    Megan Pharries
    Megan Pharries
    3 years ago

    Well, you know if you talk to one of the kids in town they’ll say “hey wanna see something cool?” And he takes you to it. So it’s really not that hard to find ??‍♀️

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    Mr. Mr.
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    Reply to  Megan Pharries
    6 months ago

    Not every player speaks to every npc so in fact unless you do that it is hard to find. ✌️

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    Burn
    Burn
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    6 months ago

    I mean come on, speaking to NPCs is a basic way to gather info in a game. It’s not that hard.

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    Art Vandalay
    Art Vandalay
    6 months ago

    3 years later we’re still replying, guess I should’ve talked to that NPC and saved some time?

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