Trading & Resistance Vendors - Who Buys What
Every merchant in Medieval Paris and the Catacombs: who sells potions, who forges armor, and barter priorities.
Published October 15, 2026 · Last updated October 15, 2026
Quick Answer: Who Buys What?
Resistance traders in Paris offer uniform prices without complicated haggling mechanics. What matters is identifying specialized vendors: the blacksmith crafts armor sets from monster drops, the herbalist brews vital Frostbrew potions, and the subterranean artisan handles gothic relic forging.
| Vendor | Location | Sells | Converts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paris Quartermaster | Saint-Merry refuge | Basic supplies | Buys all monster parts |
| Resistance Smith | Paris artisan quarter | Anvil polish (50g) | 3 Ghoul Sinews + 150g → Belmont Leathers |
| Alchemical Herbalist | Paris herbal stall | Frostbrew, Frost Vial, Oil Flask | Component brewing |
| Catacombs Forge Master | Subterranean camp | Anvil polish (50g) | 12 Ore + 400g → Obsidian Plate; 3 Scales + 200g → Gorgon Talisman |
Never sell pristine Ghoul Sinews or Spectral Serpent Scales — bartering them for armor and boss talismans yields far greater value than their raw coin price.
The Barter Priority Rule
Always reserve rare monster materials for smithing conversions. The Belmont Leathers and Gorgon Talisman require dedicated trophy components that represent hours of combat progress; liquidating them for short-term coin will stall your journey.