Wandering merchants are those you can find while exploring sanctuary. Same as Act III, as the town is the exact same.Īct V(Development) Vidar the Collector - Northwest of the waypoint.Litton the Fence - South of the waypoint.Botulph the Miner - Southeast of the waypoint.Gorell the Quartermaster - Right by the Followers.Sadeir the Innkeeper - Located in the Searing Sands Inn in the Caldeum Bazaar.He also appears in the Hidden Camp during The Scouring of Caldeum quest. Tilnan the Collector - Difficult to miss, just look for the round patch of green by the gate to Caldeum.He then appears in the Hidden Camp when you accept The Scouring of Caldeum quest and later the Storm Cellar and Storage Cellar in the Dahlgur Oasis. Lugo the Miner - Right by the gate to the Black Canyon Bridge in the Caldeum Bazaar.Silmak the Fence - Far to the northwest of the Hidden Camp.She used to be in the Caldeum Bazaar, but in a later patch was moved to the Hidden Camp. You might miss her if you do not know what to look for. Squirt the Peddler - Right by the waypoint to the north.
Bron the Barkeep - Right in the Slaughtered Calf Inn.Radek the Fence - Near the Jeweler, by the lamp post.Arghus the Collector - Right along the path to the lower part of New Tristram.
The only peddler in the game also sells Wirt's Bell, essential for creating the Staff of Herding. Peddlers sell weird weapons fitting for a Collector and all the special stuff in the game, such as the Hellfire Ring Plan and crafting plans.Barkeeps/Inkeepers have a very similar function, and that is that they sell potions, exactly like the Quartermaster.Quartermasters are rather bland as they only sell potions.Collectors sell weapons that are not really fitting into the other categories, armor, potions and dyes.Fences sell bows and similar items, rings, amulets, and armor.There are a few that are exclusive to each act. They fall into a few general categories: Fence, Miner, and Collector. Town merchants are static and will always be found in their own part of town. The merchants in Diablo III are often NPCs who take part in side-stories, whether they are adventures in a desert cave, or even Events like The Precious Ores. Vendor NPCs are able to repair equipment and other functions, and while they mostly are not involved in quests or have proper dialogues, they sometimes do that as well. Depending on title, the items they sell can vary, like a potion master would only sell potions. These can be called by some generic term like merchant or vendor, but is sometimes referred to with their real profession, like a blacksmith. Since the beginning of RPGs, there has always been someone there who was interested in buying your "Rotten Apples" or "Diamond Rings", and also able to sell you new treasure for gold, or whatever the local currency would be.
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