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The merchants have a blue to silvery-white exterior. | The merchants have a blue to silvery-white exterior. | ||
{{ResurrectionText|Other sources claim that the merchants are distinguishable from their informative brethren by their red stone skin instead.}} | {{ResurrectionText|Other sources claim that the merchants are distinguishable from their informative brethren by their red stone skin instead of a greenish patina.}} | ||
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As merchants are initially mute, their overall personality cannot be determined. A book found in [[Dan's Crypt]] explaining gold coins states that they are avaricious. The 2019 remake takes this a step further, as they can now be seen voraciously gobbling any coins offered them. | |||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
Revision as of 18:57, 2 November 2022
Merchant Gargoyles are the greedy counterparts of Information Gargoyles. They sell or exchange goods throughout Gallowmere.
Characteristics
Appearance
The merchants have a blue to silvery-white exterior.
Other sources claim that the merchants are distinguishable from their informative brethren by their red stone skin instead of a greenish patina.
Personality
As merchants are initially mute, their overall personality cannot be determined. A book found in Dan's Crypt explaining gold coins states that they are avaricious. The 2019 remake takes this a step further, as they can now be seen voraciously gobbling any coins offered them.
Gameplay
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Behind the scenes
Merchant Gargoyles appear in all three versions of MediEvil. They serve as the game's item shop, allowing the player to restock on ammunition or to buy back stolen weapons.
See also
- The Spiv – counterpart in MediEvil 2
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