Erannorth Renaissance: Town & Merchant Guide

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  1. Introduction
  2. Llanford
  3. Heygrove
  4. Keywick
  5. Valetport
  6. Ponthill
  7. Ashwick
  8. Denham
  9. Doven
  10. Lacris
  11. Hamor
  12. Towns with No Merchants

This article was originally written under Erannorth Renaissance Version 1.1.19 but has now been updated for Version 1.1.63.

I am happy to make any corrections if more accurate information is discovered. If you have any comments, you can either post here or e-mail me at: [email protected]

All of the screenshots in this post were taken by me.


1. INTRODUCTION

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I created this guide to help document the types and rank/level of items that you can buy in Erannorth Renaissance. This information was not readily available during my first playthrough so I started to keep track so that I could better plan when to spend my hard earned farthings on equipment upgrades.

Generally, the progression seems to be:

  • Llanford / Heygrove / Keywick
  • Ashwick / Lacris (despite being far away)
  • Valetport
  • Denham
  • Hamor
  • Doven

The best equipment can be found in Doven. The city does lack a horse rancher so you may need to occasionally revisit Valetport to purchase mounts.

What is surprising is that even though Lacris and Hamor are further away and have higher level enemies, the towns have worse equipment than Doven. Normally in games the later towns have better equipment. I would guess that this is probably be due to the simulation element of the game where Doven is the largest city and the capital whereas Lacris and Hamor are smaller cities in comparison.

Story mode takes you through a counter-clockwise progression starting in Llanford then going to Heygrove and passing through Keywick to get to Valetport. It then seems logical to pass through Ashwick to get to Denham and to then finally go to Doven. Afterwards, you may want to sail across the seas to get to Lacris and then Hamor.

However, Doven is actually pretty close to your starting location in Llanford. If you go west past Oxgate you will quickly reach Doven. While you certainly want to avoid hostile bands and monster lairs in Doven if you are low level, you can easily make a quick shopping trip if you can afford the premium prices. Thus investing in weapon proficiencies and stockpiling your gold means you can jump ahead with your equipment instead of buying intermediate gear in Valetport or Denham.

If you find this guide helpful then you should also check out my other Erannorth Renaissance guides:


2. LLANFORD

The Llanford merchants become accessible once you start the Guard Captain's quest.

  • Garret (Weaponsmith): Large selection of weapons Rank 1-2 with an occasional Rank 3 ranged weapon
  • Elara (Armorsmith): Limited selection of armor up to Level 4 and shields up to Level 5
  • Horton (General Store): General items (no food)
  • Luis (Tailor): Limited selection of attire and boots up to Level 6 along with Adventurer's Cape
  • Thalia (Alchemist): Potion consumables and potion ingredients
  • Mordred (Occultist): Moderate selection of magical weapons Ranks 1-2 and also sells Flute trinket
  • Corwin (Bookwright): Books

You can spend 400 gold to invest in the Weaponsmith and/or 600 gold to invest in the Armorsmith. Doing so is supposed to improve the items available but I have not been able to see any significant difference.

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  • Olivia: Food

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Isaac becomes accessible once you start the Guard Captain's quest. He can be found at the market but only at night. If you found the locked strongbox and were unable to open it, Isaac can pay you 600 gold to take the locked strongbox or you can pay him 250 gold to open it for you.

  • Isaac (Fence): Limited selection of amulets up to Level 2 and belts up to Level 8

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3. HEYGROVE

  • Gunnar (Blacksmith): Limited section of weapons Ranks 1-2 with an occasional Rank 3, shurikens Ranks 4-5, and shields Levels 1-3
  • Gretta (General Store): General items and also food

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In theory, Heygrove also has a horse trader but that NPC is used for story purposes and doesn't actively sell horses.


4. KEYWICK

  • Lenore (General Store): General items and also food
  • Miklos (Blacksmith): Limited selection of weapons mainly Rank 1 but with a few Rank 2, and shields Levels 1-3
  • Trevor (Horse Rancher): Initially sells Brown Horses and Chestnut Mares but as you level up he will also sell War Horses

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5. VALETPORT

  • Elias (Weaponsmith): Good selection of weapons Ranks 2-3 with a few Rank 4's
  • Rathos (Bowyer): Limited selection of ranged weapons Ranks 3-5
  • Marek (Armorsmith): Moderate selection of armor Levels 4-8 and shields Levels 4-9
  • Marissa (Tailor): Large selection of attire Levels 5-8, belts Levels 3-8, and boots Levels 3-7
  • Borris (General Store): General items (no food)
  • Maira (Herbalist): Potion ingredients and herbalism ingredients

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  • Tiama (Occultist): Moderate selection of magical weapons Ranks 3-6 and limited selection of grimoire trinkets Ranks 1-3
  • Valerio (Horse Rancher): Brown Horse, Chestnut Mare, War Horse, and Knight's Stallion
  • Karim (Food Vendor): Food
  • Quinn (Alchemist): Potion consumables and potion ingredients
  • Constance (Antiquities): Limited selection of amulets Levels 2-6 and rings Levels 5-7, and good selection of belts Levels 6-9

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  • Maren (Bookwright): Books

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6. PONTHILL

  • Ted (General Store): General items and also food

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7. ASHWICK

  • Bram (Blacksmith): Large selection of weapons Ranks 2-3 (but no ranged) and limited selection of shields Levels 3-5
  • Drena (General Store): General items and also food
  • Edren (Tailor): Limited selection of armor Levels 1-2, large selection of attire Levels 3-6, and moderate selection of boots Levels 3-6
  • Harwin (Horse Rancher): Brown Horse and Chestnut Mare

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8. DENHAM

  • Godrick (Weaponsmith): Large selection of bladed, moderate selection of blunt, and limited selection of polearms all of Ranks 3-5
  • Eadric (Bowyer): Moderate selection of ranged weapons mainly Ranks 4-5 with a few Rank 6
  • Eadgar (Armorsmith): Limited selection of armor Levels 6-8 and shields Levels 6-10
  • Isolde (Tailor): Moderate selection of attire Levels 6-8, belts Levels 7-9, boots Levels 6-10, and Hooded Ranger's Cloak
  • Yorick (General Store): General items (no food)
  • Aelfwyn (Antiquities): Limited selection of amulets Levels 5-8 , moderate selection of rings Levels 5-12, and moderate selection of belts Levels 9-12
  • Mael (Occultist): Large selection of magical weapons Ranks 5-7 and moderate selection of grimoire trinkets Ranks 2-8
  • Leena (Alchemist): Potion consumables and potion ingredients
  • Thorne (Bookwright): Books

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9. DOVEN

  • Benedar (Weaponsmith): Large selection of polearms Ranks 5-10
  • Lyanna (Armorsmith): Large selection of shields Levels 12-17
  • Jothar (Tailor): Limited selection of attire Levels 10-16, moderate selection of cloaks Levels 9-14, and large selection of belts Levels 13-15
  • Orwyn (General Store): General items (no food)
  • Leeroy (Alchemist): Potion consumables and potion ingredients

Doven 1.jpg

  • Barthos (Weaponsmith): Enormous selection of bladed weapons Ranks 5-10 and moderate selection of blunt weapons Ranks 4-8
  • Luthren (Bowyer): Large selection of ranged weapons Ranks 5-10
  • Coren (Armorsmith): Moderate selection of armor Levels 9-14 and boots Levels 12-18
  • Rowenna (Antiquities): Limited selection of amulets Levels 8-14 and moderate selection of rings Levels 9-15

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  • Athelas (Artificier): Moderate selection of magical weapons Ranks 6-9
  • Erasmus (Occultist): Enormous selection of grimoire trinkets Ranks 5-12

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  • Aldara (Bookwright): Books; grimoire trinkets that require Religion Ranks 3-6

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10. LACRIS

  • Garran (Blacksmith): Large selection of bladed weapons Ranks 2-3, tiny selection of polearms Rank 3, and limited selection if shields Levels 3-5
  • Myrce (Pawnshop): Moderate selection of amulets Levels 1-5, limited selection of rings Level 5, and limited selection of normal books
  • Ignacio (Tailor): Large selection of attire Levels 3-6, limited selection of armor Levels 1-3, and Adventurer's Cape
  • Jade (Curios): Large selection of magical weapons Ranks 1-6, moderate selection of grimoire trinkets Ranks 1-5, potion consumables, and potion ingredients

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11. HAMOR

  • Khalun (Weaponsmith): Enormous selection of bladed weapons Ranks 2-7, moderate selection of polearms Ranks 2-6 and shields Levels 4-11
  • Serak (Curios): Large selection of magical weapons Ranks 3-6, limited selection of grimoire trinkets Ranks 1-3, potion consumables, and potion ingredients
  • Selma (Tailor): Moderate selection of attire Levels 6-10, moderate selection of cloaks Levels 4-6, and large selection of belts Levels 3-10
  • Ma'jala (Pawnshop): Limited selection of amulets Levels 2-6, moderate selection of rings Levels 5-8, and limited selection of normal books
  • Tawir (Camels): Pack Camel (Requires Level 1, 400 gold value, Desert Fatigue -1, Movement Range +1), Desert Strider (Requires Level 10, 1200 gold value, Desert Fatigue -1, Mobility +1 duration, Movement Range +1), and Tasseled Courser (Requires Level 20, 5200 gold value, Desert Fatigue -2, Movement Range +1, Mobility +2 duration, Armor +6, and Initiative +6)
  • Namira (Alchemist): Potion consumables and potion ingredients
  • Baram (General Store): General items and cooking ingredients but no premade food

Hamor.jpg


12. TOWNS WITH NO MERCHANTS

  • Oxgate (only has an inn)
  • Ironvein Hold (doesn't even have an inn)
  • Emerald Basin (considered a "town" in the game files)

Oxgate.jpg

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