Ultima VI: The False Prophet/Items

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Guild shop items[edit | edit source]

There are two guild shops in Britannia. Efram's shop is in the town of Britain, the town where the game starts. Budo's shop is in Buccaneer's Den, a location that can be reached much later.

All the items sold by Efram and Budo can be found for free in dungeons. You will need to buy them only if you run out of some.

Item	Cost (Efram)	Cost (Budo)	Function
Torch	3	5	Light the darkness.
Flaming oil	4	5	Damage an enemy, create a fire field.
Gem	20	15	See a map of the surroundings.
Backpack	10	10	Heavier container
Bag	3	5	Lighter container
Shovel	15	20	Dig gold nuggets in Dungeon Shame.
Powder keg	30	40	Blast an iron door, damage enemies.
Lockpick	N/A	7	Open a locked wooden door.

Food[edit | edit source]

Characters can eat food before resting. If a character eats any one portion of food and then sleeps a sufficient amount of hours, his/her health points will be partially replenished. If a character has no food before he/she goes to sleep, nothing will happen.

Many characters in Britannia sell different kinds of food. Furthermore, Zeke in Empath Abbey sells honey, and if you use a fishing pole near the water, there is a chance to catch a fish. There are locations in dungeons where you can get free food, and some defeated enemies will drop some food, too.

Sort the table by "Food", and the best deals will be at the top.

NOTE: because of a bug, characters can eat butter as if it was food, instead of eating honey. Honey cannot be eaten at all.

Foodseller	Town	Food
	Britain	1G: rolls; 3G: bread; 5G: cake.
	Britain	4G: mutton ration; 8G: cake.
	Yew	4G: mutton ration; 6G: ribs.
	Paws	3G: mutton ration; 5G: milk.
	Paws	3G: milk; 5G: cheese.
	Paws	3G: ham; 3G: pork chops; 4G: bacon; 6G: brisket; 6G: steak; 9G: ribs
	Trinsic	3G: grapes; 4G: mutton ration.
	Jhelom	2G: rolls; 4G: mutton ration.
	New Magincia	3G: fish; 4G: mutton ration.
	Moonglow	3G: bread ration; 6G: baked brie.
	Buccaneer's Den	4G: mutton ration; 5G: ham.
	Serpent's Hold	2G: waybread; 4G: mutton ration.
	Investigation	0G: horse meat.

Aside from food, there are drinks. These items are useless, though; characters do not drink anything during meals (not even water). If you "Use" several bottles on a character, he/she will get drunk.

Sort the table by "Drinks", and the best deals will be at the top.

Merchant	Town	Drinks
	Britain	03G: ale; 4G: mead; 6G: wine.
	Yew	03G: ale; 4G: mead; 6G: wine.
	Paws	02G: ale; 3G: mead; 5G: wine.
	Trinsic	02G: mead; 5G: ale; 5G: wine.
	Yew	03G: ale; 4G: mead; 6G: wine.
	New Magincia	02G: ale; 3G: mead; 4G: wine.
	Moonglow	05G: mead; 6G: wine; 7G: ale.
	Buccaneer's Den	03G: ale; 4G: wine; 5G: mead.
	Serpent's Hold	04G: ale; 4G: mead; 4G: wine.
	Skara Brae	10G: white wine; 20G: red wine; 30G: dry wine; 40G: sweet wine; 100G: Skara Red; 100G: Skara Dry.
	Empath Abbey	10G: white wine; 20G: red wine; 30G: dry wine; 40G: sweet wine; 100G: Abbey Red; 100G: Abbey Dry.

Special items[edit | edit source]

There are plenty of items that can be collected and even equipped by the Companions. Still, most of them are useless.

Keys are a special kind of items. Each key has a letter on it, and each key opens a specific door. Still, there are far less than 26 keys in the game, and many doors can only be opened with a lockpick or just blasted away with an explosion.