So using the Antiquarian on zero torchlight to interact with treasure curios is a goldmine right there. Throughout the players long and blood-soaked ordeal in Darkest Dungeon, theyll meet a lot of names and faces, mostly from so-called heroes (or the in-game classes).As an added coping mechanism. She is very useful indeed.Īlso, you can find more loot in the dark. So having a full stack of either is worth more than a full stack of gold (2000 gold). Rare ones stack up to 5 times, and the cheap ones stack up to 20 times. It looks like a trophy with an individual posed a certain way right? The Antiquarian can find those randomly on treasure-giving curios, but less often than the cheap ones worth 275 gold each. I think you're referring to the 'Rare Antique' item that she finds. Run 2 in a lower level dungeon and get phat loot to make upgrading your dudes a breeze. Having more than one Antiquarian wont increase the drop rate of relics, but it does raise the cash stack limit further. I don't precisely remember if she would find that in food places though, but i think she did.Īnyway thanks a ton people, very valuable info indeed! Also, her camping abilities are quite strong even if they aren't direct buffs like the Man at Arms are.

I may be wrong and it may be random but i only remember finding that item when she was gathering at supply spots (again, like a torch). Originally posted by MAKAIROSI:Also, something that i think happens consistently is that if you put her to gather something standard (like a torch) she will also get an item sold for 1.5k (i don't remember the name of it).

Darkest dungeon four antiquarian