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|name = The Spiv | |name = The Spiv | ||
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==Behind the scenes== | ==Behind the scenes== | ||
===Development=== | ===Development=== | ||
The Spiv serves as a replacement for | The Spiv serves as a replacement for [[Merchant Gargoyles]] from the original ''[[MediEvil (1998)|MediEvil]]''. | ||
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[[wiktionary:Spiv|Spiv]] is an old cockney term for a petty crook that can turn his hand to anything as long as it doesn't involve hard work. | [[wiktionary:Spiv|Spiv]] is an old cockney term for a petty crook that can turn his hand to anything as long as it doesn't involve hard work. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:12, 22 August 2024
The Spiv | |||
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Biographical information | |||
Gender | Male | ||
Behind the scenes information | |||
Appears in | MediEvil 2 |
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The Spiv (fl. 1886) was an unsavoury fellow, but a useful contact for Sir Dan. He provided ammunition and repairs to the Hero of Gallowmere during the Autumn of Death.
Gameplay
Sir Dan can buy ammunition for ranged weapons, an enchantment for his Broad sword, or have his Super Armour or Gold shield repaired by him.
Services
Service | Amount | Price |
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Enchant Sword | 100% | 100G |
Repair Gold Shield | 100 | 75G |
Repair Super Armour | 100 | 150G |
Provision
Item | Amount | Price |
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Crossbow | 50 | 50G |
Flaming Crossbow | 50 | 80G |
Pistol | 50 | 30G |
Gatling Gun | 50 | 40G |
Blunderbuss | 30 | 50G |
Bombs | 10 | 100G |
Behind the scenes
Development
The Spiv serves as a replacement for Merchant Gargoyles from the original MediEvil.
Name
Spiv is an old cockney term for a petty crook that can turn his hand to anything as long as it doesn't involve hard work.
Gallery
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