How to Survive

Weapons smith (Halvard, Smith) · Alpine Isle (4th island), Rimeholt (plateau town).

Quests

Shop

Stock refills at 6:00 once a full day of play has passed. Prices are before the Merchant skill; a weapon is priced by its level (shown at Lv 1) and rarity.

ItemPriceStock
Shortsword50 gold at Lv 11
Longsword100 gold at Lv 11
War Sword100 gold at Lv 11
Greatsword100 gold at Lv 11
Pistol100 gold at Lv 11
Shotgun100 gold at Lv 11
Quad Cylinder100 gold at Lv 11
SMG100 gold at Lv 11
Bow100 gold at Lv 11
Boomerang100 gold at Lv 11
Assault Rifle100 gold at Lv 11
Sniper Rifle100 gold at Lv 11
Fireball100 gold at Lv 11
Breeze100 gold at Lv 11
Strikes100 gold at Lv 11
Thrower100 gold at Lv 11
Drain100 gold at Lv 11
Mino100 gold at Lv 11
Candlelight100 gold at Lv 11
A weapon, Uncommon or Rare, at your levelby level1
A weapon, Uncommon or Rare, at your levelby level1
A weapon, Uncommon or Rare, at your levelby level1
Dynamite (raw)75 gold at Lv 12

Buys weapons for 90% of their worth, and anything else worth gold for 35%.

Talk

  1. “Halvard. Smith. I make weapons, I sell weapons, I keep my hands warm by the forge. That last one's the real reason. The rest is just business.”
  2. “Everything I sell's fit to the buyer. A strong arm gets a strong blade. A weak arm gets a strong blade and some advice. The advice is free.”
  3. “Out on the plateau the varmints shoot back. And the snow makes you easy to see. You're a dark spot on a white page. They read you like a book.”
  4. “The crypt north of town. Folks go in with my steel and come out without it. Or they don't come out. Either way I sell another blade.”
  5. “Forty years at the anvil. Never once been cold. You stand next to a fire long enough, you forget there's a mountain. Then you go home.”

Shop greetings

  • “Steel and powder. Each piece fit to your level, like a good pair of boots.”
  • “Back again. All your fingers? Good. You'll want them for the trigger.”

Quips

After you buy

  • “Good choice. Keep it oiled. Cold gets into the works. Cold gets into everything.”
  • “There she is. Treat her right and she'll treat you right. Mostly.”

When you can't afford it

  • “You're short. Come back with the gold. The mountain's patient. So am I. Not as patient as the mountain.”

When your bag is full

  • “Your bag's full. Drop something. Not the blade. Never drop the blade.”

After you sell

  • “I'll take it. I'll melt it down and make something better. Or sell it as is. Probably that.”

When it is sold out

  • “That one's spoken for. One of each a day. I've only got the two hands. And the hammer. The hammer's tired.”

When they don't buy it

  • “That's not worth the coal to melt it. And coal's dear up here. Everything's dear up here. Except snow.”

When you walk off mid-sentence

  • “Go, then. The forge stays. The forge always stays. That's why I talk to it.”
  • “Hm. Walking off from a man with a hammer. Brave.”
  • “Okay. I'll finish to the anvil. It takes it well. It takes everything well.”