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Yiga Blademaster Station

Yiga Blademaster Station is a cave in Gerudo Highlands, about 237 map units from Koukot Plateau. Caves like this one hide chests and a Bubbulfrog that drops a Bubbul Gem; trade the gems to Koltin in The Hunt for Bubbul Gems!

RegionGerudo Highlands
Entrances1
Entrance coordinates-2433, -1819, 145
Nearest landmarkKoukot Plateau (237 map units)
Nearest shrineSuariwak Shrine (103 map units)
NotableYiga Blademaster, starts The Yiga Clan Exam
RequirementsFull Yiga Clan outfit (Mask, Armor, Tights), from the Infiltrating the Yiga Clan side adventure
ChestsRuby and Eightfold Longblade (behind the Blademaster’s door, after the exam)
ShrineSuariwak Shrine, in the back room
Bubbul GemYes, a Bubbulfrog through a narrow gap to the right of the chests
Korok seedsNone in the cave

How to find it

The entrance is at map coordinates -2433, -1819, in the cliff north of Gerudo Canyon Skyview Tower, behind the waterfall that pours out of Taafei Hill Cave above it. Look for the cave mouth at that spot; a Blupee or a ring of light often marks them.

Inside the cave

Wear Yiga armor and approach the door

Equip Yiga Clan armor before you walk up to the canyon door. The guard lets any Yiga member inside, so you can walk straight in without a fight. Without the full outfit the Blademaster refuses to deal with you.

Speak to the Yiga Blademaster

Inside, talk to the Blademaster. He starts The Yiga Clan Exam: take the Mighty Bananas he gives you to the five Yiga frog statues in Gerudo Canyon, then report back to him. The five statues are under the bridge near the station, on the cliff south of the station, atop Spectacle Rock beside a Stone Talus, inside Gerudo Canyon Mine, and inside Mount Nabooru Cave near its east exit. Once you return, he opens the door behind him: inside are chests holding a Ruby and an Eightfold Longblade (in good condition, unlike the decayed version found elsewhere), plus the Suariwak Shrine and its Light of Blessing. A narrow gap to the right of the chests leads to the cave’s Bubbulfrog, which you can shoot for a Bubbul Gem.

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