Grond
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Grond | |||||||
![]() Grond, from Ultima IX | |||||||
Species: | human | ||||||
Profession: | shipbuilder | ||||||
Appearances | |||||||
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Grond is a wrecked shipbuilder, who had found his way inside Ambrosia.
Description[edit]
The Avatar was surprised to find a human in the Underwater City of the Gargoyles in Ultima IX. Grond explained his presence by having come too close to one of the columns and a whirlpool had drawn his ship and him under sea.[1]
Grond tried for half a year to build a boat so as to escape, but with no wood available, that proved an impossible task, as rock was a useless building material for boats. Grond however was willing to trade some of the things that had survived the way down with him.
Grond's Packs[edit]
Prices in Ultima IX were as follows:[2]
Original Version | |||||||||||
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Provisions | Cost (gp) |
Potions | Cost (gp) |
Reagents | Cost (gp) |
Spell Scrolls | Cost (gp) | ||||
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Sextant | 500 | ![]() |
Heal | 150 | ![]() |
Ginseng | 50 | ![]() |
Light Heal | 150 |
------- | ----- | ![]() |
Mana recovery | 200 | ![]() |
Garlic | 50 | ------- | ----- |
Economy Patch Version | ||||||||||||||
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Weapons | Cost (gp) |
Potions | Cost (gp) |
Reagents | Cost (gp) |
Spell Scrolls | Cost (gp) |
Spell Scrolls | Cost (gp) | |||||
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Oil flask | 3 | ![]() |
Heal | 60 | ![]() |
Ginseng | 20 | ![]() |
Light Heal | 550 | ![]() |
Freeze | 1200 |
------- | ----- | ![]() |
Mana recovery | 70 | ![]() |
Garlic | 10 | ![]() |
Charm | 850 | ![]() |
Fog | 1005 | |
------- | ----- | ![]() |
Cure | 50 | ![]() |
Black pearl | 165 | ![]() |
Crystal Barrier | 220 | ![]() |
Wizard Eye | 1120 | |
------- | ----- | ------- | ----- | ![]() |
Blood moss | 130 | ![]() |
Telekinesis | 655 | ![]() |
Invisibility | 1520 |
References[edit]
- ↑ Grond. Quill Dragon’s Ultima IX transcript. Ultima IX.
- ↑ McCubbin, Chris et al. "Merchant Prices". Ultima IX Strategy Guide (Ultima IX). Prima Publishing: 1999. Pages 22–39.