The New Players Guide to Buying and Selling in Stormreach

**cardmj1** · 06-05-2011, 01:09 AM

Purpose: This guide is a basic how to for new players to learn how to buy and sell to Non Player Characters in game to achieve the biggest bang for your plat. I will not delve into the Auction House or Crafting in this guide, which is a topic for other discussions.

First, let me congratulate you on your completion of Korthos Island and welcome you to the great city of Stormreach.

Before you do anything else ….

You will begin your journey in the Harbor district. The first stop you should make is to see Mari Mosshand on the docks to get your Gem and Collectible bags. These are freely given and if by chance you should accidently destroy one, she will give you another. These are a must for every adventurer!

The Basic Mechanics

Buying and selling in Stormreach and the surrounding areas comes down to skills, reputation and knowledge. Having one or two will improve your ability to increase your wealth quickly, while on the other hand, having none means it will just take you much longer if you ever do. It’s not difficult to create a small fortune for each of your character’s, but applying yourself with the right tools will help you from making mistakes that you may regret later.

Haggle Skill

Reputation

NPC Vendors

Tips and Tricks

Detailed Arcane Scroll Vendor Listing

Detailed Potion Vendor Listing

Detailed Wand Vendor Listing

Detailed Spell Compenent Vendor Listing

* Special thanks to the Lost Seeker's Guide, DDOwiki, and DDO Compendium contributors.

**cardmj1** · 06-05-2011, 01:10 AM

Haggle Skill

Buying and selling is weighted primarily by your haggle skill. Your haggle is based on your character’s Charisma score and the number of skill points you spend on each level to raise it. It takes 1 full rank to increase a skill. This means that you may need to spend 1 or 2 skill points to increase the rank of your haggle depending on your class. If you character has the Haggle skill as a class skill, you will only need to spend 1 point while cross class training requires 2 skill points. Only 2 classes currently have Haggle a class skill: Bard and Rogue.

• DDOwiki tip on Haggle usefulness: It's not a high priority skill but it's a nice choice if you happen to have leftover points. Some players build a character, called a hagglebot, whose sole purpose is to buy and sell items for the players therefore maximizing his profits (human bards are well-equipped for this).

As stated before, Haggle is based on your character’s Charisma score. The Charisma score used is your base (beginning) score at creation + points you invested while leveling + charisma tomes + enhancements invested (class and racial) + any charisma items you are wearing (ex. +5 charisma ring). To test this, open your character sheet and inventory. Watch your charisma score as remove or put on any charisma item you have. Now switch to the skill tab and do the same thing with your haggle score. The higher the charisma score, the higher the haggle.

There are other things you can do to increase your haggle score. While questing, you may come across certain items that directly increase your haggle. Though I suggest not wearing it while questing because too often that same item does nothing to help you in battle, but keep it in your inventory and switch to it when you go shopping. Certain enhancements, spells and songs can increase your haggle as well:

• Good Hope, spell: +2 to skill checks (does not stack with Heroism)

• Heroism, spell: +2 to skill checks (does not stack with Good Hope)

• Greater Heroism, spell: +4 to skill checks (does not stack with Good Hope or Heroism)

• Focusing Chant, spell: +1 to skill checks (does stack with Heroism)

• Eagle’s Splendor, spell: +4 to Charisma. (does not stack with +4 charisma or higher items) * Note: if you are wearing any Charisma item less than +4, this spell will only raise your Charisma to a +4 for a short period of time. For example: you are wearing a (+2 charisma cloak) + Eagle’s Splendor (+4) = +4 total to your Charisma; not +6.

• Inspire Competence, song: +2 to skill checks (stacks with all buffs)

• Walk of the Sun, Monk Finishing Move: +2 to skill checks (stacks with all buffs)DDOwiki page

• Skill Boost, enhancement: +2 to skill checks with first level of enhancement. Level progression is +3, +4, and +5 to skill checks.

• Skill Focus: Haggle, feat: +3 competence to haggle skill

• Good Luck: items: +1 Luck bonus to all saves and skill checks.

• House Deneith Collectible Turn-In (stacks)

Maxon the Dreamwalker

3 Blessed Candles: Potion of Eagle's Skill +1
2 Silver Bowls: Potion of Eagle's Skill +2
1 Ritual Athame: Potion of Eagle's Skill +3

Now that you understand what haggling is, let’s look at how to use it. While shop starting prices vary, you get approximately a 0.5% price change in your favor per each point of haggle you have. DDOwiki gives the following excellent example:

A player character with 0 Haggle skill wishes to buy a ml: 2 weapon from the Broker. The base value of the weapon is 8,000gp. The ml: 2 Broker markup is +25%. So the player can BUY for 125% Item Base Value, for 10,000gp. The same player uses another character with 40 Haggle and can BUY the item for 100% base value, for 8,000gp.

2,000 gp may not seem much but it you are buying a minimum level 2 weapon, well, that is a lot of gold then for new players just starting the game. Remember when I said that buying and selling is based on skill, reputation, and knowledge? Well, let’s look at reputation.

For a more complete list of quests and haggle breakdown click the following link. Quest Reputation Guide and Haggle Chart

**cardmj1** · 06-05-2011, 01:10 AM

Reputation

Achieving better selling and buying prices with vendors can be done with through reputation quests. By gaining reputation, you gain an additional 2.5% discount when purchasing from standard vendors in their district (houses). See the following list for more information.

Vendor Location: Quest/Chain for Discounts

Harbor: The Lost Seekers (Waterworks)

Marketplace: The Seal of Shan-To-Kor (STK)

House Phiarlan, Tangleroot, Threnal Ruins: Assault on Splinterskull (Tangleroot)

House Deneith, Three Barrel Cove: Scoundrel’s Run

House Jorasco: Delera’s Tomb and Return to Delera’s Tomb (Delera’s)

House Kundarak, Sorrowdusk: Cult of the Six (Grey Moon and CO6)

The Portable Hole: no questing required, always at discount rate

Ataraxia’s Haven and Resort Spa: no questing required, but Pawnshop buys at vendor w/Rep discount rate

For a more complete list of quests and haggle breakdown click the following link. Quest Reputation Guide and Haggle Chart

**cardmj1** · 06-05-2011, 01:11 AM

NPC Vendors

In Stormreach, you will find that the city is gated off into many different districts (or houses). Each House in Stormreach specializes in their chosen craft and their vendors cater to those careers. However, you will find special and general vendors throughout the city. It’s important to know who you are selling to or buying from because they will mark up prices differently according to which they are and as discussed earlier, may provide discounts.

This section will list each type of vendor and their wares in detail so that you can plan out your selling and buying. I have broken the vendors into the following categories: Standard vendors, Favor vendors, Brokers and Guild vendors. Each of these vendor types has pros and cons for all adventurers so let’s take a look at the general over view of each of them.

Standard Vendors

Standard vendors sell static items at their base gold value. They specialize in the items in they sell and in the level of items they sell by their locations around Stormreach. As the player moves into Houses Kundarak and Deneith, they will find that the armor and weapon shops sell +1 basic items instead of the base armors and weapons of the Harbor. Standard vendors mark up their prices by 20% but also provide Reputation Discounts in some areas at a rate of 2.5%

Favor Vendors

A favor vendor (or faction vendor) is a representative of one of the many NPC factions in the game. These vendors sell static items or services that are unique to their faction and can only be purchased through completion of quests specific to their faction through the gaining of favor or reputation. The amount of favor gained per completion quest varies according to the level of difficulty (solo, normal, hard, elite) and the minimum level of the quest (minimum level 1-21).

Pawn Brokers

(DDOwiki Report) A broker is a special type of vendor NPC. Brokers pay more for your items than other vendors do, but each broker only buys items of a specific category and base gold/platinum value.

Brokers also keep any item sold to them and put it in their sales inventory for other characters to buy. (They do buy, but do not resell, bound items.) Because of this, their lists of items for sale constantly change. At any given time they may offer items that cannot be found on ordinary vendors or on the Auction House. However, they charge a significant markup over the item's base value. Brokers have no stock items — they only sell things that have been sold to them (except the lowest-tier brokers, which start with a small static inventory).

Furthermore, brokers in each instance of a zone have separate inventories, and all brokers have their inventories reset any time their instance de-populates (which happens if no one is in the instance for about 5 minutes). When a new instance is created (due to the only instance having de-populated, or overcrowding of existing instances), the lowest-tier brokers start with 5 static items for sale; all other brokers start empty.

Brokers remember up to 100 of their most-recently bought items. If they are at this limit, the oldest item is removed when someone sells them a new item.

Broker buy and sell prices are affected by your Haggle skill. They are not affected by whether you have completed their zone's vendor reputation quest. Broker’s mark up their prices according to their minimum level; here is a breakdown of those mark ups:

o ML: 0-2 Broker: 25%
o ML: 4-5 Broker: 27.5%
o ML: 6-7 Broker: 30%
o ML: 8-9 Broker: 35%

Brokers do not offer the buyback feature that ordinary vendors do. If you sell an item to a broker by accident or you change your mind about selling it, the only way to recover it is to buy it back at the broker's asking price...and hope no one else bought it first. An exception to this is Bound items sold to brokers: since they cannot be sold to other players, they appear on the buyback tab as usual.
Brokers do not buy gems, and they only repair items that they'll buy. They charge the normal rate for repairs and have the normal chance of permanent damage, so there is no advantage to repairing at a broker.

Guild Vendors

Guild vendors are NPC standard vendors that are available to players that are members of guilds. Guilds must achieve levels of renown to unlock to use of the different vendors. Guild vendors sell static items at discount to their base gold value. Take special care when purchasing from guild vendors, all items purchased are bound to character and do NOT stack with other similarly named items bought from other standard vendors or gained through questing. They specialize in the items that they sell. All guild vendors (except for airship vendors) can be found in the main square of House Kundarak.

**cardmj1** · 06-05-2011, 01:12 AM

Standard Vendors: What they sell.

General Vendors: These vendors sell basic arrows, basic bolts, throwing daggers, throwing hammers, shurikens, darts, throwing axes, tools, healer kits, and repair kits. Special note: some general vendors will also sells other items such as basic robes, spell components, starter healing potions, short bows, basic shields and medium bags.

Tavern Keepers: These vendors sell food, drink, and oils that can only be consumed inside of a tavern. Food replenishes hit points, drinks replenish mana points, and oil replenishes hit points for warforge only.

Potion Vendors: These vendors sell potions, both divine and arcane but usually within a caster level range.

Reagent Vendors: These vendors sell spell components and scribing materials. Regent vendors are specialized by divine or arcane only. Also note that some regent vendors only sell components within certain casting levels (ex. CL 1 – 4).

Wand Vendors: These vendors sell wands, both divine and arcane but usually within a caster level range.

Scroll Vendors: These vendors sell scrolls based on caster level and also specialize in either divine or arcane magic.

Spell Enhancement Potion Vendor: Sells potion of Superior Inferno (I – V), potion of Superior Freeze (I – V), potion of Superior Erosion II, Superior Cacophony II and IV, Superior Spark I, III, and V, Superior Impact I, Superior Brilliance III, Superior Beatitude IV, Superior Ardor (I – V), Superior Nihil (I – V), Superior Mending (I – V), and Superior Efficacy (I – V).

Divine Enhancement Potion Vendor: Sells potion of Superior Brilliance III, Superior Beatitude IV, Superior Ardor (I – V), and Superior Nihil (I – V).

Missile Vendor: These vendors sell basic short bows, long bows, great crossbows, light crossbows, heavy crossbows, arrows, bolts, darts, throwing daggers, throwing axes, throwing hammers, shurikens, thin quivers, and wide quivers.

Shield Vendor: These vendors sell basic wooden bucklers, heavy wooden shields, heavy steel shields, light steel shields, light wooden shields, and wooden tower shields.

Melee Weapon Vendor: Sells Heavy mace, quarterstaff, club, light mace, Morningstar, battleaxe, and hand axe.

Armor Vendor: Sells basic leather armor, studded leather armor, padded armor, chain shirt, chainmail, scale mail , hide armor, breastplate, brigandine, banded mail, full plate, splint mail, and half plate armor.

Hireling Vendor: Only sell level specific hirelings. Will not buy or repair gear.

**cardmj1** · 06-05-2011, 01:12 AM

Favor Vendors: Favor needed and what you get. (Favor Vendor information provided by the Lost Seeker’s Guide)

Free Agent Vendor: Reward for 75 favor: Players who earn 75 favor with the Free Agents gain access to affordable +2 thieves' tools and Heal and Repair kits. These items cannot be traded and have limited usefulness depending on a player's build. Reward for 150 favor: A player who earns 150 favor with the Free Agents gain access to affordable +4 thieves' tools and Heal and Repair kits. These items cannot be traded and have limited usefulness depending on a player's build. Also sells crude vials, unadorned vials, and simple vials for trap making components. Reward for 400 favor gives you access to expert repair in Zawabi’s Refuge. The expert repair will repair armor and weapons with reduced chances of permanent damage but at 100% higher costs.

The Coin Lords Vendor: Reward for 75 favor unlocks an extra inventory tab for free. A player who earns 150 favor with the Coin Lords has the option to purchase a 5th inventory tab for 100,000 gold pieces. MUST have a collapsed portable hole also, which are a rare drop in high level dungeons. You can then have it converted into another 20-slot backpack by an elf located outside of the Harbor Master's house in the Harbor.

House Kundarak Vendor: Reward for 75 favor is access to additional bank space for a 20,000 gold fee. A player who earns 150 favor with House Kundarak is granted even more bank space for a 80,000 gold fee.

Church of the Silver Flame Vendor: Once a player has reached the 75 favor mark, the Silver Flame rewards her by offering reduced prices on heals, curse and disease removals, and other similar priestly services from all the spirit binders scattered about Stormreach. Once your character gets to the 150 favor mark with the Silver Flame, he/she gets a Silver Flame Symbol that once used gives you the Blessing of the Silver Flame which increases your city and tavern regeneration rate from 1 to 2 hit points and from 5 to 8 spell points every 6 seconds. At 400 favor, a player then has access to Silver Flame vendor Astra Quinn with the following options at the shop window:

1- 100 +1 Ghost Touch Silver Flame Arrows. These are +1, Silver, Ghost Touch arrows, base value is 300gp.
2- 100 +1 Silver Flame Arrows of Lesser Undead Bane. These are +1, Silver and have Lesser Undead Bane, base value is 300gp.
3- Silver Flame Lesser Healing Potion. This potion will heal you for 100 HP and reduce all of your stats by ten for 30 seconds. This could make you helpless, or in the case of low con, it could kill you. It is great for a between fight heal. The base value is 2,000gp.
4- Silver Flame Healing Potion. This potion will heal you 250 HP, reduce all stats by 10 for 30 seconds, and slow you for 30 seconds. This could make you helpless, or in the case of low con, it could kill you. It is great for a between fight heal. The Base value is 4,000g

House Phiarlan Vendor: Players who achieve the first favor milestone with House Phiarlan will unlock the ability to purchase 30 minute duration buffs. The key aspect--these buffs will go with players into a new dungeon. These buffs include +4 stat buffs, resist buffs, and others. The 100 gold pieces buffs include Jump, Mage Armor, and Tumble. The 300 gold pieces buff is Resist Energy (any one or more of your choice for 300gp per element). The 500 gold pieces buff is Water Breathing, great for those few quests that force players to do a lot of swimming. A player who earns 150 favor with House Phiarlan receives a Phiarlan Pendant of Time. This item increases movement rate throughout town, giving the player a sort of permanent Expedition Retreat buff. The effect of the pendant does not operate in dungeons.

House Jorasco Vendor: Players who achieve the first favor milestone with House Jorasco will unlock the ability to purchase 30 minute duration buffs. The key aspect--these buffs will go with players into a new dungeon. Though they are largely buffs that a bard or cleric could provide, they are a nice way to conserve spell points. 100 gold pieces can buy buffs in the form of Bless, Remove Fear, or Shield of Faith. A player who earns 150 favor with House Jorasco can purchase some very useful 30 minute buffs. Most of these buffs cost 300 gold pieces and include Aid, Bear's Endurance, Bull's Strength, Eagle's Splendor, Owl's Wisdom, and Protection from Energy (any one or more of your choice for 300gp per element). Water Breathing costs 500 gold pieces.

House Deneith Vendor: The reward for reaching 75 favor with House Deneith is players receive +3 ranged ammunition and throwing weapons. A player who earns 150 favor with House Deneith gets those same +3 ranged items, only this time they have the attribute "of Returning," meaning they return to your quiver or backpack 75% of the time. Ammunition also comes in a variety of materials such as silver, cold iron, flame touched, etc and costs vary accordingly.

+3 Deneith Arrow
+3 Deneith Bolt
+3 Deneith Throwing Axe
+3 Deneith Throwing Dagger
+3 Deneith Shuriken
+3 Deneith Dart
Deneith Adamantine Arrow
Deneith Silver Arrow
Deneith Cold Iron Arrow
Deneith Byeshk Arrow
Deneith Adamantine Bolt
Deneith Silver Bolt
Deneith Cold Iron Bolt
Deneith Byeshk Bolt
Deneith Wide Quiver
+3 Deneith Sturdy Arrow
+3 Sturdy Deneith Bolt
+3 Sturdy Deneith Throwing Axe
+3 Sturdy Deneith Throwing Dagger
+3 Sturdy Deneith Shuriken
Deneith Sturdy Arrow
Sturdy Deneith Bolt
Sturdy Deneith Throwing Axe
Sturdy Deneith Throwing Dagger
Sturdy Deneith Shuriken
+3 Sturdy Deneith Dart
Sturdy Deneith Dart
Deneith Thin Quiver

The Twelve Vendor: The reward for reaching 40 favor is access to the Meridia Eldritch Device. The reward for reaching 100, the player receives a Large Ingredient Bag for free.

Yugoloth Vendor: The reward for reaching 75 favor, the player can purchase the following potions for 900 platinum each lasting 15 minutes: (from the DDOwiki page)

Essence of Betrayal

+2 stacking Dexterity
+6 Sneak Attack to hit (+4 after penalty)
-2 to Hit

Essence of Cunning

+2 stacking Intelligence
regenerate 1 SP/6 seconds SP
-50% Fortification

Essence of Desire

+2 stacking Constitution
+20 stacking HP (total +40 with con bracket)
-5% melee speed

Essence of Despair

+2 stacking Wisdom
+4 Natural armor
-4 Reflex save

Essence of Fury

+2 stacking Strength
+8 Will save against Fear (+4 after penalty)
-4 Will save

Essence of Seduction

+2 stacking Charisma
+8 Fortitude save against Poison (+4 after penalty)
-4 Fortitude save

* See links for complete listing of quests to increase favor for each faction. Note: On the links, each quest is another link that will list the amount of favor for each level of difficulty.

**cardmj1** · 06-05-2011, 01:13 AM

Pawn Brokers: What they sell

Special Note on Jewelry and Clothing Brokers: There are brokers for all values of jewelry (neck, wrist, finger, eye, and trinket slot items) and clothing (head, cloak, waist, hand, and foot slot items). But remember that clothing does not include robes, which are considered armor since they equip to the body slot.

Jewelry Brokers: NPC name, Location, Item Value

Lukas Pietre, Marketplace Up to 300pp
Dorcas Goleras, Marketplace 300 - 800pp
Yorinda d'Phiarlan, Marketplace 800 - 1,500pp
Thadeus Boch, Marketplace 1,500pp+

Clothing Brokers: NPC name, Location, Item Value

Shard, Marketplace Up to 300pp
Lorne Ferny, Marketplace 300 - 800pp
Darien d'Jorasco, Marketplace 800 - 1,500pp
Koliam, Marketplace 1,500pp+

Armor Brokers: NPC name, Location, Item Value

Calloway Turrilcob, Marketplace 300 - 800pp
Derek Kandar, House Kundarak, Second Gauntlet Goods 800 - 1,500pp
Thorvax d'Kundarak, House Kundarak, Second Gauntlet Goods 1,500 - 2,400pp
Beli Sanddap, House Kundarak, Second Gauntlet Goods 2,400pp+
Reaver’s Refuge, 2,400pp+
Amrath, 2,400pp+
Inspired Quarter, 2,400pp+

Weapon Brokers: NPC name, Location, Item Value

Jacobi Alluance, Marketplace 300 - 1,700pp
Karl Arklan, House Deneith, Fare Trades 1,700 - 3,100pp
Sarah d'Deneith, House Deneith, Fare Trades 3,100 - 4,900pp
Lorindal Jaro, House Deneith, Fare Trades 4,900pp+
Reaver’s Refuge, 4,900pp+
Amrath, 4,900pp+
Inspired Quarter, 4,900pp+

Pawn and Broker: Ataraxia Spa Resort (DDOwiki report)

Ataraxia's Haven has a hybrid NPC named Vahna Smythe. Like a Broker, items sold to her stay in her inventory, and only items she won't re-sell are added to the buyback option (bound items and ammo). She will buy any item a Vendor will but she only pays prices equal to a standard Vendor with the reputation quest bonus (see Haggle for details). Since she will buy some items that no other broker exists for (such as scrolls, potions, and wands), she is a good place to watch for rare items of these types. There are some items she won't buy (such as Dragonshards, most DDO Store items, etc.). She has no set inventory and starts empty on a fresh instance.

**cardmj1** · 06-05-2011, 01:29 AM

Guild Vendors: Guild Level Needed. What the sell.

General Vendor: Guild Level 4. Sells Bolt, Arrow, Throwing Dagger, Dart, Throwing Axe, Shuriken, Thieves' Tools, Healer's Kit, Repair Kit, and Throwing Hammer.

Divine Reagent Vendor: Guild Level 6. Sells Small Candle, Pinch of Bull Dung, Hollow Reed, Diamond Dust, Mushroom Powder and Saffron, Mercury and Phosphorous, Sprinkle of Holy Water and Diamonds, Piece of Holy Parchment, and Sacred Relic.

Arcane Reagent Vendor: Alembic Guild Level 8. Sells Level 1-6 Spell Inscription Materials, Pinch of Fine Sand, Eyelash in Gum Arabic, Ball of Bat Guano and Sulfur, Heart of a Hen, Crystal Cone, Crushed Black Pearl, Powdered Ruby, Bit of Sunstone, Snakeskin Glove, Pouch of Granite and Diamond Dust, and Black Onyx.

Divine Scroll Vendor: Guild Level 18. Sells Scroll of Cure Light Wounds, Scroll of Cure Moderate Wounds, Scroll of Cure Serious Wounds, Scroll of Cure Critical Wounds, Scroll of Heal, Scroll of Mass Cure Light Wounds, Scroll of Mass Cure Moderate Wounds, Scroll of Restoration, Scroll of Greater Restoration, Scroll of Mass Restoration, Scroll of Divine Favor, Scroll of Divine Power, Scroll of Raise Dead, Scroll of Resurrection, Scroll of Inflict Light Wounds, Scroll of Inflict Moderate Wounds, Scroll of Inflict Serious Wounds, Scroll of Inflict Critical Wounds, Scroll of Mass Inflict Light Wounds, and Scroll of Mass Inflict Moderate Wounds.

Arcane Scroll Vendor: Guild Level 18. Sells Scroll of Feather Fall, Scroll of Grease, Scroll of Jump, Scroll of Shield, Scroll of Summon Monster I, Scroll of Summon Monster II, Scroll of Summon Monster III, Scroll of Summon Monster IV, Scroll of Summon Monster V, Scroll of Bear's Endurance, Scroll of Bull's Strength, Scroll of Cat's Grace, Scroll of Eagle's Splendor, Scroll of Fox's Cunning, Scroll of Owl's Wisdom, Scroll of Invisibility, Scroll of Knock, Scroll of Stoneskin, Scroll of Teleport and Scroll of Fire Shield.

Potion Vendor: Guild Level 20. Sells Potion of Barkskin (+3), Potion of Blindness Removal, Potion of Curse Removal, Potion of Disease Removal, Potion of Poison Neutralization, Potion of Cure Light Wounds, Potion of Cure Moderate Wounds, Potion of Cure Serious Wounds, Oil of Light Repair, Oil of Moderate Repair, Oil of Serious Repair, Potion of Haste, Potion of Heroism, Potion of Lesser Restoration, and Potion of Rage.

Wand Vendor: Guild Level 22. Sells Wand of Remove Curse, Wand of Remove Paralysis, Wand of Remove Disease, Wand of Neutralize Poison, Wand of Searing Light, Wand of Repair Light Damage, Wand of Repair Moderate Damage, Wand of Repair Serious Damage, Wand of Resist Energy, Wand of Shield, Wand of Scorching Ray, Wand of Fireball, Wand of Fireball (8th), Wand of Lightning Bolt, and Wand of Lightning Bolt (8th).

**cardmj1** · 06-05-2011, 01:30 AM

Other Notable Vendors

Craftswoman and Vendor: Courtney d’Cannith, The Crafting Hall, House Kundarak

Master Craftsman and Vendor: Reginald Belspry, the Crafting Hall, House Kundarak

Quickfoot Airship Vendor: Stash, the Harbor. Sells the smallest Windspyre Airship at guild level 15 for astral diamonds only.

Windspyre Airship Vendor: Taelyn d’Lyrander, The Harbor, Airship Showroom Guild Level 20

Stormglory Luxury Airship Vendor: Vordrik d’Lyrander, The Harbor, Airship Showroom Guild Level 25

Epic Vendor: Lahar, the Twelve. Sells Red Augmentation Catalyst, Orange Augmentation Catalyst, Yellow Augmentation Catalyst, Green Augmentation Catalyst, Blue Augmentation Catalyst, Violet Augmentation Catalyst, and Colorless Augmentation Catalyst.

Tiny Guild Crystal Augment: Mirjam Torrel, House Kundarak Guild Level 10. Sells Tiny Augment Crystal of Health, Power, Accuracy, Shielding , Balance, Bluffing, Concentration, Disabling, Haggling, Hiding, Intimidating, Searching, Silence, Swimming, Listening, Spotting, Repairing, Diplomacy, Performing, Tumbling, Opening, Healing, Jumping, Fire Resistance, Cold Resistance, Electric Resistance, Acid Resistance, Sonic Resistance, Seeking, Willpower, Reaction, Resilience, Embers, Frost, Sparks and Corrosion.

Small Guild Crystal Augment: Gwynn Avery, House Kundarak Guild Level 25. Sells Small Augment Crystal of Tiny Augment Crystal of Health, Power, Accuracy, Shielding, Balance, Bluffing , Concentration, Disabling, Haggling, Hiding, Intimidating, Searching, Silence, Swimming, Listening, Spotting, Repairing, Diplomacy, Performing, Tumbling, Opening, Healing, Jumping, Fire Resistance, Cold Resistance, Electric Resistance, Acid Resistance, Sonic Resistance, Seeking, Willpower, Reaction, Resilience, Embers, Frost, Sparks and Corrosion.

Medium Guild Crystal Augment: Verbornn Lanalas, House Kundarak Guild Level 45. Sells Medium Augment Crystal of Tiny Augment Crystal of Health, Power, Accuracy, Shielding, Balance , Bluffing, , Concentration, Disabling, Haggling, Hiding, Intimidating, Searching, Silence, Swimming, Listening, Spotting, Repairing, Diplomacy, Performing, Tumbling, Opening, Healing, Jumping, Fire Resistance, Cold Resistance, Electric Resistance, Acid Resistance, Sonic Resistance, Seeking, Willpower, Reaction, Resilience, Embers, Frost, Sparks and Corrosion.

Large Guild Crystal Augment: Halcyon, House Kundarak Guild Level 70. Sells Large Augment Crystal of Tiny Augment Crystal of Health, Power, Accuracy, Shielding , Balance, Bluffing , Concentration, Disabling, Haggling, Hiding, Intimidating, Searching, Silence, Swimming, Listening, Spotting, Repairing, Diplomacy, Performing, Tumbling, Opening, Healing, Jumping, Fire Resistance, Cold Resistance, Electric Resistance, Acid Resistance, Sonic Resistance, Seeking, Willpower, Reaction, Resilience, Embers, Frost, Sparks and Corrosion.

Guild Melee Hireling Vendor: Guild Level 12, House Kundarak

Guild Arcane Hireling Vendor: Guild Level 14, House Kundarak

Guild Divine Hireling Vendor: Guild Level 16, House Kundarak

**cardmj1** · 06-05-2011, 01:38 AM

Tips and Tricks

The following are tips and tricks learned from veteran players over the years.

Tip 1: Do not purchase any equipment before a minimum level 8. The reason for the restrictive purchase is you will out level the gear you buy before you can profit from the purchase. Levels 1 -8 go by so quickly that it is highly likely that you may go through 2 of these levels in just 1 day. To get the gear you want or need, pull it from chests and end rewards. Around levels 8-10 is where your leveling takes a little longer and you will find that some weapons are more beneficial to buy than trying to find in a chest.

Tip 2: Do buy potions! At low levels, cleric have little to no mana and they do not have the ability to heal through everything. Keep cure potions on you at all times; these are the most important ones. Remove Curse, lessor restoration, and proof against poison are also extremely useful. Breakables often drop elemental resist potions that also aid you and do not cost anything to pick up. Keeping potions and using them is not just good etiquette, but clerics will remember you later making grouping that much easier.

Tip 3: Instances. When you are shopping at the brokers, check to see if there are multiple instances. Each instance will have different items up for sale. Check them all!

Tip 4: Coin Lord Favor should be at the top of your to do list. Remember, this will increase your backpack inventory space. More space = more plat!

Tip 5: Make friends. Finding like minded people to run quest with is not only far more enjoyable but more profitable. As a group, you learn what you can and can't do in a given situation. This saves on resources and increases profits at the end of the quest.

**cardmj1** · 06-07-2011, 06:06 AM

Arcane Scroll Vendors by level and locations

By request, here is a detailed list of all the arcane scroll vendors by level and location with a detail of scrolls for sale with links to DDO Compendium.

Level 1

Marketplace and The Portable Hole Tavern:

Scroll of Burning Hands
Scroll of Cause Fear
Scroll of Charm Person
Scroll of Chill Touch
Scroll of Detect Secret Doors
Scroll of Expeditious Retreat
Scroll of Feather Fall
Scroll of Grease
Scroll of Hypnotism
Scroll of Jump
Scroll of Merfolk's Blessing
Scroll of Mage Armor
Scroll of Magic Missile
Scroll of Niac's Cold Ray
Scroll of Nightshield
Scroll of Obscuring Mist
Scroll of Protection from Evil
Scroll of Ray of Enfeeblement
Scroll of Repair Light Damage
Scroll of Shield
Scroll of Shocking Grasp
Scroll of Sleep
Scroll of Summon Monster I
Scroll of Tumble
Scroll of Master's Touch

Level 2

Marketplace and The Portable Hole Tavern:

Scroll of Bear's Endurance
Scroll of Blindness
Scroll of Blur
Scroll of Bull's Strength
Scroll of Cat's Grace
Scroll of Command Undead
Scroll of Daze Monster
Scroll of Eagle's Splendor
Scroll of False Life
Scroll of Flaming Sphere
Scroll of Fog Cloud
Scroll of Fox's Cunning
Scroll of Ghoul Touch
Scroll of Glitterdust
Scroll of Hypnotic Pattern
Scroll of Invisibility
Scroll of Melf's Acid Arrow
Scroll of Otto's Resistible Dance
Scroll of Owl's Wisdom
Scroll of Repair Moderate Damage
Scroll of Resist Energy
Scroll of Scare
Scroll of Scorching Ray
Scroll of See Invisibility
Scroll of Spawn Screen
Scroll of Summon Monster II
Scroll of Touch of Idiocy
Scroll of Web
Scroll of Ooze Puppet
Scroll of Knock

Level 3

House Phiarlan, Object of Desire and The Portable Hole Tavern:

Scroll of Dispel Magic
Scroll of Fireball
Scroll of Lightning Bolt
Scroll of Slow
Scroll of Suggestion
Scroll of Deep Slumber
Scroll of Flame Arrow
Scroll of Halt Undead
Scroll of Haste
Scroll of Heroism
Scroll of Protection From Energy
Scroll of Displacement
Scroll of Summon Monster III
Scroll of Magic Circle Against Evil
Scroll of Rage
Scroll of Ray of Exhaustion
Scroll of Sleet Storm
Scroll of Stinking Cloud
Scroll of Water Breathing
Scroll of Repair Serious Damage
Scroll of Hold Person

Level 4-5 (listed separately due to unique scroll offerings)

The Portable Hole Tavern

Scroll of Charm Monster
Scroll of Fear
Scroll of Ice Storm
Scroll of Phantasmal Killer
Scroll of Stoneskin
Scroll of Bestow Curse
Scroll of Crushing Despair
Scroll of Shout
Scroll of Prismatic Ray
Scroll of Summon Monster IV
Scroll of Cone of Cold
Scroll of Dominate Person
Scroll of Feeblemind
Scroll of Hold Monster
Scroll of Mind Fog
Scroll of Waves of Fatigue
Scroll of Summon Monster V
Scroll of Remove Curse
Scroll of Repair Critical Damage
Scroll of Break Enchantment
Scroll of Dismissal
Scroll of Ball Lightning
Scroll of Teleport
Scroll of Fire Shield
Scroll of Lesser Globe of Invulnerability
Scroll of Acid Rain
Scroll of Burning Blood
Scroll of Force Missiles
Scroll of Enervation
Scroll of Fire Trap
Scroll of Contagion
Scroll of Protection from Elements

House Jorasco, House of Wizardry

Scroll of Lesser Globe of Invulnerability
Scroll of Acid Rain
Scroll of Burning Blood
Scroll of Force Missiles
Scroll of Charm Monster
Scroll of Fear
Scroll of Ice Storm
Scroll of Phantasmal Killer
Scroll of Stoneskin
Scroll of Bestow Curse
Scroll of Crushing Despair
Scroll of Shout
Scroll of Summon Monster IV
Scroll of Cone of Cold
Scroll of Dominate Person
Scroll of Feeblemind
Scroll of Hold Monster
Scroll of Mind Fog
Scroll of Waves of Fatigue
Scroll of Summon Monster V
Scroll of Remove Curse
Scroll of Repair Critical Damage
Scroll of Break Enchantment
Scroll of Dismissal
Scroll of Ball Lightning
Scroll of Teleport
Scroll of Fire Shield
Scroll of Enervation
Scroll of Fire Trap
Scroll of Contagion

Level 6-7

House Phiarlan, Object of Desire and The Portable Hole Tavern

Scroll of Banishment
Scroll of Mass Bear's Endurance
Scroll of Mass Bull's Strength
Scroll of Mass Cat's Grace
Scroll of Chain Lightning
Scroll of Disintegrate
Scroll of Mass Eagle's Splendor
Scroll of Mass Fox's Cunning
Scroll of Greater Dispel Magic
Scroll of Greater Heroism
Scroll of Otiluke's Freezing Sphere
Scroll of Mass Owl's Wisdom
Scroll of Mass Suggestion
Scroll of Circle of Death
Scroll of Undeath to Death
Scroll of Summon Monster VI
Scroll of True Seeing
Scroll of Reconstruct
Scroll of Stone to Flesh
Scroll of Flesh to Stone
Scroll of Globe of Invulnerability
Scroll of Summon Monster VII
Scroll of Finger of Death
Scroll of Control Undead
Scroll of Greater Teleport
Scroll of Mass Hold Person
Scroll of Tenser's Transformation
Scroll of Power Word Blind
Scroll of Symbol of Stunning
Scroll of Waves of Exhaustion
Scroll of Shadow Walk
Scroll of Mass Invisibility

Non Level Specific

Tower of the Twelve and Amrath

Scroll of Fear
Scroll of Ice Storm
Scroll of Phantasmal Killer
Scroll of Stoneskin
Scroll of Bestow Curse
Scroll of Remove Curse
Scroll of Crushing Despair
Scroll of Ball Lightning
Scroll of Shout
Scroll of Teleport
Scroll of Fire Shield

**cardmj1** · 06-07-2011, 05:04 PM

**cardmj1** · 06-07-2011, 05:05 PM

Wand Vendors by name and locations

Here is a detailed list of all the wand vendors by name and location with a detail of wands for sale with links to DDO Compendium.

Marketplace, Olvod Alorum

Wand of Chill Touch
Wand of Aid
Wand of Bless
Wand of Deific Vengeance
Wand of Ghoul Touch
Wand of Niac's Cold Ray
Wand of Resist Energy
Wand of Shield
Wand of Shield of Faith
Wand of Sleep
Wand of Soundburst
Wand of Mage Armor
Wand of Scorching Ray

House Jorasco, House of Wizardry, Guilliam Feathercrest

Wand of Cure Serious Wounds
Wand of Dispel Magic
Wand of Fireball (6th)
Wand of Flamearrow
Wand of Force Missiles
Wand of Hold Person
Wand of Holy Smite
Wand of Lightning Bolt (6th)
Wand of Magic Missile (5th)
Wand of Neutralize Poison
Wand of Remove Blindness
Wand of Remove Curse
Wand of Remove Disease
Wand of Repair Serious Damage
Wand of Searing Light
Wand of Slow
Wand of Suggestion
Wand of Waterbreathing

House Phiarlan, Object of Desire, Panlamin Felwrought

Wand of Cure Serious Wounds
Wand of Dispel Magic
Wand of Fireball (6th)
Wand of Flamearrow
Wand of Force Missiles
Wand of Hold Person
Wand of Holy Smite
Wand of Lightning Bolt (6th)
Wand of Magic Missile (5th)
Wand of Neutralize Poison
Wand of Remove Blindness
Wand of Remove Curse
Wand of Remove Disease
Wand of Repair Serious Damage
Wand of Searing Light
Wand of Slow
Wand of Suggestion
Wand of Waterbreathing

The Tower of the Twelve, Palomic

Wand of Charm Monster
Wand of Fear
Wand of Ice Storm
Wand of Magic Missile (7th)
Wand of Phantasmal Killer
Wand of Repair Critical Damage
Wand of Stoneskin

**cardmj1** · 06-07-2011, 05:05 PM

**somenewnoob** · 06-07-2011, 05:09 PM

+1 for you for making a informative post! (and for the ones to come!)

**Fetchi** · 06-08-2011, 11:05 PM

Very nice guide. Helpful and easy on the eyes!

+1

**cardmj1** · 06-12-2011, 10:07 AM

ummm ninja'd myself. sorry

**cardmj1** · 06-12-2011, 10:08 AM

Finished all the detail vendor lists. Let me know if there is anything missing.

Oh, and thanks for the +1 guys!

**Relenthe** · 06-12-2011, 12:19 PM

you are missing the strength yugo pot. other than that all good from what I could tell from a 30 second skim lol

**phalaeo** · 06-12-2011, 12:38 PM

Don't know if you want to go full hog, but there are a few things that can be added to the list of things that affect Haggle if you're so inclined.

Good Luck +1/+2 (Items and Prayer, which cannot be cast in public)
Command/Persuasion
+CHA Skills Greensteel
House D pots
Focusing Chant
Inspire Competence
Light Monk buff, Walk of the Sun

And I didn't see favor/quest based decreases in vendor pricing, such as in House J.

I don't mean to be pushy with the suggestions, it's just that I'm a details nerd. The guide looks good.

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