the greed will strip him of his coins and he will remain in the center of the town, but unladen.

When he is laden with goods and waiting in the town center. When the Merchant has a shipment to be collected, he returns from his campsite to the center of town (for all town hall upgrades). At that point, he idles next to either the scythe trader's stand or the siege workshop, presumably not to get in the way of purchasing shields from the Keep. The idle, unladen Merchant who is waiting to be paid stands to the right of the kingdom's central campfire, until the town hall is upgraded to a stone keep. Collecting from him early and tipping him promptly will ensure daily deliveries from the Merchant. As he only releases his riches the day he sees its dawn from the city, if he's not in town at this precise moment, he'll wait the next sunrise. This might give to some players the impression that he was robbed by the greed. He'll keep the money he brought with him and will only release it the next dawn. If he is sent to resupply too late in the day, and he can't get back to the town, completely finishing his travel before dawn, he won't give the money and won't accept a new journey this day. And he will not accept/give coins if a portal has just been destroyed. The Merchant will only accept payment during the day and will only deliver coinage if he reached his spot in the center of town before sunrise. He is an excellent source of income to ensure that the kingdom always has a little money to work with, but he becomes quite rare on the third island and onward, making later Kingdoms require other funds, such as bringing help from a previous island.

When paid one coin, he leaves for the merchant settlement, loads his donkey with baggage, and returns to the center of camp, offering eight coins again the following morning. Once the campfire is lit, the Merchant will then leave his hut and enter the town, providing 8 coins the next morning. He can initially be found at a hut where he appears to spend time trapping or foraging to gather riches. The Merchant returns coinage every dawn for a small investment price on the previous day. If idle villagers are standing near the tool rack when the merchant comes, he might deliver more than four tools if the villagers pick them up before he's filled the rack up.Īt the cost of four coins, there can be a return of eight coins' ( bows), twelve coins' ( hammers), or twenty coins' ( scythes) worth of goods. If a tool rack already has tools when he delivers to it, he'll only drop off enough to fill it. When he's paid four coins, he returns to the center of town and delivers up to four tools of a single type, chosen randomly, no matter the town's side he's coming from. He will not be attacked by the Greed and ignores them. The Merchant does not have a campsite, and he instead wanders around with his donkey deep in the woods.

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