Kilton’s Breath of the Wild store, Fang and Bone, is a mystery to many players. This is probably due to the fact that Kilton himself is a mysterious guy, with a creepy shop that traffics in monster parts and has its own alternative currency called “mon.” Kilton is only interested in buying monster parts, so he’s not as useful as an all-round vendor like village shopkeeps elsewhere in Breath of the Wild . But his unique items, and post-main quest challenges, make him a worthwhile character to visit. Here’s the rundown on Kilton’s Fang and Bone store: where to find it, what he sells and what he offers for late-game players.
Kilton’s Fang and Bone Guide: Where To Find Him
This screenshot shows where to find Kilton’s Fang and Bone in Breath of the Wild . The easiest route I can recommend, especially early on, is to find the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab (yellow arrow on map) and work your way west to Skull Lake (red arrow). Once there, make sure you climb the tall spire coming out of the right eye of Skull Lake to the Zuna Kai Shrine. It gives a nice fast travel spot, but don’t get your hopes up. Once you find Kilton, he will be on the move.
After your first encounter, Kilton explains that Fang and Bone is a travelling shop. You can’t buy anything the first time you go there. Instead, you can find Kilton and Fang and Bone on the outskirts of villages late at night from 11 p.m. until 3 a.m. HT (Hyrule Time). Once he’s on the move, how do you find him?
The easiest way to spot Kilton’s Fang and Bone shop in Breath of the Wild is to scout from a high position. Some players are reporting on gamefaqs that he tends to be visible from the nearest shrine to each town. Rito Village in particular has an easy-to-spot Fang and Bone location because the village has a very high elevation. Kilton’s balloon is brightly colored and very big. The most foolproof solution is to take a picture for the compendium and then use the upgraded Sheikah Sensor+ whenever you’re in a town late at night. I’ve found the easiest spot to be Hateno Village. He is northwest of the village. If you fast travel to the nearby Myahm Agama Shrine, just head directly north and look for the hot air balloon on the edge of a small cliff. Hard to miss it.
Kilton’s Fang and Bone Guide: The Dark Link Armor And Other Items Of Interest
Kilton does offer one of the coolest-looking armor sets in Breath of the Wild : Dark Link. The set isn’t immediately available, only entering his inventory after you’ve completed the main storyline. His inventory is also subject to change. No official schedule seems to exist yet, but anecdotal evidence ranges from new locations to Blood Moon restocks. Our advice is to buy anything you think you want from Kilton as soon as you see it available, otherwise it might not be there later. And remember you need to sell monster parts for mon. Fortunately, their value in mon is the same as their value in rupees, so if you’re trying to prep for a Kilton purchase just check values at any vendor. Here’s a full list of items for sale at Fang and Bone:
Moster Extract
9 mon
Ingredient for recipes
Wooden Mop
19 mon
Weak spear weapon
Spring Loaded Hammer
199 mon
Weak hammer (but special attack on fourth swing shoots enemies into the air)
Bokoblin Mask
99 mon
Blend in with Bokoblins
Moblin Mask
199 mon
Blend in with Moblins
Lizalfos Mask
299 mon
Blend in with Lizalfos
Lynel Mask
999 mon
Blend in with Lynels
Monster Bridle
399 mon
Skin for your horse
Monster Saddle
299 mon
Skin for your horse
Dark Hood for Dark Link Set
1,999 mon
Night Speed Up Set Bonus
Dark Tunic for Dark Link Set
999
Night Speed Up Set Bonus
Dark Trousers for Dark Link Set
999
Night Speed Up Set Bonus
Kilton’s Fang and Bone Guide: Late Game Missions
After completing the main quest and defeating the final boss, Breath of the Wild isn’t over. Players can continue to explore the world and go on adventures, and completionists will want to make a special stop to Kilton’s Fang and Bone store. Here are the monster hunting medals and mission you can chase after you finish Breath of the Wild ’s main questline:
Medal of Honor: Talus
Total Talus kills: 40
Medal of Honor: Hinox
Total Hinox Kills: 40
Medal of Honor: Molduga
Total Molduga Kills: 4
That’s everything we know about Kilton, Breath of the Wild mystery vendor extraordinaire. Remember to check his Fang and Bone monster shop whenever you see it because his inventory can change. And if you need any other advice for Breath of the Wild , check our guides listed below:
Beginner’s Guides:
Beginner’s Guide: Everything You Need To Know To Survive In Hyrule
Beginner Item Guide: Here's The Stuff You Shouldn't Sell
How To Start A Fire In 'Breath Of The Wild': Tips And Tricks For Keeping Link Warm
Recipe And Cooking Guide: Here's All The Ingredient Effects, Ranks And Tips You Need
Blood Moon Explained: Cooking Bonus, Enemy Respawns And More
Battle Guide: Tips On How To Take Down Your Enemies
Horse Guide: How To Tame And Ride Horses And Other Animals
Camera Guide: Tips To Use The Camera Like A Pro
Dungeon & Side Quest Guides:
Ruta Walkthrough: Solutions For All Five Terminals And Boss Hints, Too
Vah Medoh Walkthrough: How To Solve All Terminal Puzzles And Beat Windblight Ganon Boss
Divine Beast Vah Naboris Dungeon Walkthrough: How To Solve All Five Terminal Puzzles
Thunderblight Ganon Boss Battle: Tips And Strategy To Defeat Vah Naboris Dungeon
Ceremonial Trident: How To Complete 'Ceremonial Song' Sidequest And Unlock Dagah Keek Shrine
Song of Storms 'Breath of the Wild' Walkthrough: Shrine Locations And Solutions For Kass' Sidequest
Hylian Homeowner Sidequest: Tips To Buy The House In Hateno Village
Weapons & Armor Guides:
Master Sword: Where To Find Link’s Greatest Weapon
Great Fairy Locations: Armor Upgrades And Where To Find Them
Armor Guide: Where To Find New Outfits, Clothes And Upgrades
Climbing Gear: How To Find The Armor, Bandana And Boots To Improve Climbing
Weapon Numbers Explained: Attack Power, Not Durability Listed In Inventory
Elemental Weapon Tips: Why Fire, Ice & Lightning Are Must-Haves For Your Arsenal
Collectible Guides:
Memory Map: All Locations For Link's Lost Memories
Korok Seed Locations: Where To Find Hestu And How To Solve Puzzles For All 900
Luminous Stone: What They're For, When You Need Them And Why You Shouldn't Sell Them
Gemstones Guide: What To Keep, When To Sell And What These Materials Are For
Star Fragments: How To Find And Use This Rare Item
Heart Containers Guide: How And Where To Upgrade Your Health And Stamina
Easter Eggs And Secrets: 18 Things You'd Probably Miss If We Didn't Tell You
'Breath Of The Wild' Easter Egg: A Hidden Message Is Revealed From Game's Fantasy Sheikah Language
Glitches & Tricks Guides:
Unlimited Stamina Glitch: Find Out How To Run Fast Without Tiring [VIDEO]
Rupee Trick: Get 700 Rupees Every 3 Minutes, Shares Redditor
Rupee Farming: How To Gamble, Cook And Gather Your Way To Riches
'Breath Of The Wild' Wall Glitch: How To Explore A World Hidden Underneath Hyrule [VIDEO]
Enemy Guides:
Ending Guide: How To Beat The Final Boss (No Spoilers)
Molduga Guide: How To Find And Defeat This Tremor Worm Before It Kills You
Lynel Farming Guide: How To Beat Hyrule's Most Powerful Enemy For High-End Weapons And Loot
Guardians: How To Defeat And Farm Material To Get Killer Armor And Weapons
‘Breath Of The Wild’ Dragons: Locations And Their Purpose In The Game
Molduga Guide: How To Find And Defeat This Tremor Worm Before It Kills You
Stone Talus Guide: How To Beat This Enemy Sub-Boss And All Its Variants
