Fish & lures (Mags' Fish & Lures) · Big island (Wraith Isle, west end), Gallows Rest.
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.
| Item | Price | Stock |
|---|---|---|
 Eel (raw) | 17 gold | 7 |
| Eel (cooked) | 49 gold | 7 |
 Red Snapper (raw) | 18 gold | 7 |
| Red Snapper (cooked) | 53 gold | 7 |
 Bluegill (raw) | 20 gold | 7 |
| Bluegill (cooked) | 61 gold | 7 |
 Tigerfish (raw) | 22 gold | 7 |
| Tigerfish (cooked) | 64 gold | 7 |
 Standard Lure | 10 gold | 3 |
 Professional Lure | 32 gold | 5 |
 Standard Boss Lure | 75 gold | 1 |
 Crab Carcass | 13 gold | 3 |
 Leech Bait | 30 gold | 2 |
Buys fish, rods and lures for 90% of their worth, and anything else worth gold for 35%.
Talk
- “Name's Mags. I sell fish and lures. The fish come out of the water over there. The water's grey too. The fish don't seem to mind. Fish don't mind much.”
- “Out past the islet the big ones bite. You need a good lure for those. I've got good lures. I've also got a husband who went out after the big ones. So. Good lures.”
- “Cook your catch before you sell it. Everybody pays more for cooked. I asked a fella why once. He said because it's cooked. I couldn't argue with that. I tried.”
- “The Scientific lure's the best I carry. I don't know what's scientific about it. I asked the man I get them from. He said it's got science in it. Then he left real fast.”
- “Folks say there's an island further out west. Nobody's been. Well, people have been. Nobody's come back to say so. Which tells you something. Not much. But something.”
- “I'll buy your catch, raw or cooked. I don't judge. Out here a fish is about the most cheerful thing you'll see all week.”
Shop greetings
- “Fish and lures. The lures catch the fish. The fish catch nothing. That's the arrangement.”
- “Hello, dear. Mind the smell. It's the fish. Mostly.”
Quips
After you buy
- “There you are. Go catch something. Or don't. The fish will be fine either way.”
When you can't afford it
- “You haven't got enough, dear. Go catch a few, sell them to me, then buy this. It's a whole economy.”
When your bag is full
- “No room in your bag. Eat something. That's what I do when I run out of room. Not in my bag. In general.”
After you sell
- “Lovely. I'll put it with the others. They won't mind. They're past minding.”
When it is sold out
- “That's the last of it. Boat comes in tomorrow. It's my boat. I go out in it. But it still comes in.”
When they don't buy it
- “I can't use that. I sell fish and lures. That's neither one. I checked twice.”
When you walk off mid-sentence
- “Off you go. Everything here leaves eventually. Fish, folk, the colour.”
- “Rude. Still, you're the first one this week to leave walking.”
- “Fine. I'll tell the rest to the grey water. It's heard worse.”