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Maughlin the Armourer is an NPC in Dark Souls 2. Maughlin the Armourer can be found in Majula. He is a jovial and enthusiastic individual who runs an armor shop near the town's entrance. Maughlin offers a variety of armor sets for sale, allowing the player to customize their character's appearance and defenses. Despite his friendly demeanor, Maughlin is also a somewhat tragic character, as his obsession with obtaining rare and valuable armor sets eventually leads to his downfall.
Maughlin the Armourer Information
- Sells new armor sets after spending souls (1,000 and 15,000)(15,000 total not 16,000). After that, his stock increases with an additional armor set - purchasing any item at this point, advances his quest of getting rich. Then, related to purchase tasks, his inventory increases for the final time with another armor set - purchase any item once more. At this point, he has increased his inventory for the fourth time based on purchases, and will be so happy for finally being rich! Once he is rich, talking to him while holding 0 souls, will give you the true version of the Aurous Set for free. After each step, a refresh is required for updating the process of his quest.
- Drops the Tseldora Robe, Tseldora Cap, Tseldora Trousers and Tseldora Manchettes when killed. Note that killing him prevents getting Gathering Of Exiles Trophy/Achievement.
- If killed will not give special armors or boss armors. May have been patched out. On the PC V1.02, if Maughlin is killed, he will still sell boss armors once the boss is killed, and you have made the minimum purchase necessary to unlock new sets. May require that you make a minimum purchase prior to killing him.
- SotFS- Confirmed, if you spend 16000 souls BEFORE you kill him he will still sell boss armor AND you can still buy the butterfly set after using the appropriate bonfire aesthetics.
Maughlin the Armourer Encounters in Dark Souls 2
- Majula. Sitting in a house to the left of the pit.
Maughlin the Armourer Drops in Dark Souls 2
Maughlin the Armourer Inventory in Dark Souls 2
| Name | Requirement | Quantity | Souls |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weapons/Shields | |||
| (none) | Infinite | 1200 | |
| (none) | Infinite | 1500 | |
| (none) | Infinite | 2000 | |
| Armor | |||
| (none) | Infinite | 800 | |
| (none) | Infinite | 1260 | |
| (none) | Infinite | 940 | |
| (none) | Infinite | 1100 | |
| (none) | Infinite | 1000 | |
| (none) | Infinite | 750 | |
| (none) | Infinite | 850 | |
| (none) | Infinite | 900 | |
| (none) | Infinite | 1500 | |
| (none) | Infinite | 1050 | |
| (none) | Infinite | 1200 | |
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Infinite | 2200 | |
| Infinite | 4000 | ||
| Infinite | 2500 | ||
| Infinite | 2900 | ||
| Infinite | 1600 | ||
| Infinite | 2700 | ||
| Infinite | 1900 | ||
| Infinite | 2200 | ||
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Infinite | 5200 | |
| Infinite | 8000 | ||
| Infinite | 6000 | ||
| Infinite | 7100 | ||
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1 | 0 | |
| 1 | 0 | ||
| 1 | 0 | ||
| 1 | 0 | ||
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1 | 7800 | |
| 1 | 10000 | ||
| 1 | 8500 | ||
| 1 | 9000 | ||
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1 | 7000 | |
| 1 | 8200 | ||
| 1 | 6800 | ||
| 1 | 7500 | ||
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1 | 8200 | |
| 1 | 13500 | ||
| 1 | 9500 | ||
| 1 | 10800 | ||
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1 | 9800 | |
| 1 | 13000 | ||
| 1 | 10700 | ||
| 1 | 12000 | ||
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1 | 11000 | |
| 1 | 15000 | ||
| 1 | 12600 | ||
| 1 | 13800 | ||
| 1 | 9300 | ||
| 1 | 12500 | ||
| 1 | 10200 | ||
| 1 | 11600 | ||
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1 | 10000 | |
| 1 | 15000 | ||
| 1 | 10000 | ||
| 1 | 10000 |
Maughlin the Armourer Dialogue
- First Encounter
Err, oh, hello there!
W-welcome, to my shop. I-I'm Maughlin, and I sell armour.
Oh, sorry, I… Please, do have a look at my wares.
I could really use the business… If you'd be so kind…
- Meeting Again
Oh, hello again. I-I hope you find something of use.
- Meeting Again
Well, thank you, for coming back! Do take a look at my wares.
- Meeting Again, after spending 1,000 souls
Oh, I was hoping that you would come.
I've stocked some new things, and I thought you might be interested.
They've been selling rather well, and I may step up operations soon.
I'm…well I'm surprising even myself, to be honest.
- Meeting Again, after spending 1,000 souls
I'm glad to see you safe. Take…take a look at my wares.
- Meeting Again, after spending 1,000 souls
Forget to buy something? Go ahead, take your time.
- Meeting Again, after spending 15,000 souls
Um, sorry, have we met? Oh sorry, it's just I've been awfully busy lately.
Care to look over my wares? Please, be my guest.
I upgraded my stock recently. Although it may be a bit out of your reach…
- Meeting Again, after spending 15,000 souls
Looking for armour? Everything I offer is quite dependable.
- Meeting Again, after spending 15,000 souls
You need armour? Go ahead, see what I'm offering.
- When gifting the transparent Auros Set
In a spot of bother are we?
Here, take this. My compliments.
- Using Talk Option
I came from the west, from Volgen.
Have you been there? It's a lively place, vibrant with trade.
Very competitive, of course. And y-you have to grease the wheels to get anywhere.
But I didn't have the funding for that, so I left home in hopes of striking gold.
It's been years since then, and I've… well I've made very little headway…hah hah
I don't even know why I'm still here…
Everything's all run-down and dying… It's t-terrible for business, really…
- Using Talk Option
A group calling themselves the Blue Sentinels have gained much power in Volgen.
You can't even run a shop without their blessing.
They claim to be working for the greater good, oh…but it's absolute hogwash.
- Using Talk Option
Hmm…
Oh, by the gods…Why the hell am I here?
- Using Talk Option, after spending 1,000 souls
Did I mention before that I'm not from these parts?
I was on a journey… And somehow ended up here…
The desolation here was disenchanting at first. But over time, things started to turn my way.
Yeah, I-I've got a good few regulars now.
They're all strangely desperate, and quite willing to pay a premium.
Sadly, some of them never come back. But I try not to think about it.
- Using Talk Option, after spending 1,000 souls
Have you seen that warrior lugging that giant blue sword about?
I'm no expert, but that appears to be a fine specimen.
The monstrous thing has a peculiar design, quite unlike anything found in Volgen.
If you should speak to him, would you ask him if he won't sell it?
I'd have to take another look, but I'm confident I could offer quite a price.
- Using Talk Option, after spending 1,000 souls
I considered returning to my homeland, but I've decided to stay a while longer.
I've started to turn a handsome profit now, and I can't bear to give it up. Heh.
- Using Talk Option, after spending 15,000 souls
I'm rich, I'm rich…Mwa hah hah!
I don't need to go home anymore!
Home…home…? Where…where is home…?
- Using Talk Option, with Bluemoon Greatsword in inventory
That sword that you've got… May I, um, have a look at it?
Hmm, it's…yeah…it's interesting, it's…
Oh, no, I'm afrai…sorry, I'm afraid this is a fake. It's not worth much at all.
The original must be somewhere, I would imagine.
- When leaving, having used his services
Thanks very much. And, do please come again.
- Using his services, after spending 1,000 souls
Thanks very much. Do come again!
- Using his services, after spending 15,000 souls
Thanks for the purchase. Do come again.
- When leaving, without having used his services
Well, I, I do hope I see you again.
- Not using his services, after spending 1,000 souls
Always open for business.
- Not using his services, after spending 15,000 souls
Are you sure? Well…I may sell out while you're away.
- When walking off without closing the menu
Oh, is something wrong?
- Walking off, after spending 1,000 souls
Finished already?
- Walking off, after spending 15,000 souls
Now, have some patience!
- When attacked
Who…what the?! (not aggroed)
C-curses upon you! Enough of this! (aggroed)
- When killing the player
I-I did it…
- Re-encounter after dying to Maughlin
Oh it's y-you again?
- When HP is reduced to 50%
Y-you won't get me!
Dark Souls 2 Maughlin the Armourer Trivia
- Notes and trivia go here…
Anonymous
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You need to spend 1.000 souls and THEN 15.000, that means it's 16.000 in TOTAL.
The wiki's text is misunderstanding.
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Kill him, or not, it doesn't even matter, as he will most probably go hollow after achieving his goal of becoming rich, having nowhere to go and nothing more to do
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damn in my memories I didn't remembered him being such an *******, I buy one of his set and the ncome back 2 mins late and my man says "have we met before ? sorry i'm very busy, i've upgraded my stock if yo uwant to look, but it might be out of your reach" this mf really wants to die I swear
Just wait until I get butterfly and aurous set and you're gone my man
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25% more souls is great and all, but DS2 is by far the more lenient on giving you lots of souls. So, unless you just wanna rush through the game as fast as possible, wouldn’t kill him.
Also, he sells quite a bit of armor.
- Anonymous
Don’t kill him if you want a specific set sold by him let’s say Butterfly or Elite Knight in my case. As even if you revive him and spend souls he will not update the next time you revive him. So before you kill him think about what armors you want and if you’ll feel bad after killing him. Though if you do spend the souls first you’ll gain the sets even when he’s dead so if you get 16k souls then kill him you’ll be fine probably.
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If you kill him before spending enough souls for new purchasable items,
the new items wont be available later even if you revive him and spend the necessary amount of souls.
Just tested this (sotfs newest version on steam).
- Anonymous
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His amnesia is so bad he forgot that we the players are the only ones buying his stuff
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If I ascetic the bonfire does he stay rich or will I have to spent 15K again?
- Anonymous
mfs really killing the only colored character in the entirety of dark souls
- Anonymous
You know what Im gonna say it. Spending too much souls just to unlock boss armors is nothing more than a waste thank god in DS3 you buy the sets after defeating of a boss.
- Anonymous
Someone please edit this page to make it very clear: you MUST spend 16k *BEFORE* killing him to be able to buy stuff after. Spending after doesn't work at all.
(For some reason my browser crashes when I try to edit pages on mobile)
- Anonymous
so, if i kill him i will lose some sets for the rest of game, or i can get it later on in someway?
- Anonymous
Killing Him Early To be Able to Reach The Pit Is Truly Sigma Behavior
- Anonymous
I killed him right away. I was thinking "it's cool, I'll just use a bonfire ascetic to revive him later". Well, that doesn't work. Moral of the story,; if you want boss armors, don't kill him early. Now if souls are what you're after... now that's a different story! Heh heh heh
- Anonymous
I’m pretty sure this guy might be suffering from some sort of trauma because of his general demeanor and also the fact that it is implied that he is from brightstone cove Tseldora which was overrun with parasitic spiders that killed nearly everybody who lived there, seeing that would probably cause you to have some sort of trauma
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Sorry whiny man but i want to be level 80 before even reaching the bastille, and the only way to do that is to uninstall you from majula
Kill him.
Don't feel bad.
Give him enough money and he becomes a jerk that forgets your name even though you are the only person who has ever bought from his useless hide.
I'd kill anyone for 25% more souls for the rest of the game (except the Emerald Herald)
- Anonymous
Does the armor he sells transfer between ng/ng+? I killed him on NG for the set, can i buy THE ENTIRE STOCK on NG+? (at least all the armor that would have been unlocked had i not killed him)
- Anonymous
All right, I'm still pretty new to this game, but I would like to know why 99% of all players kill this guy for his armor? Am I missing something?
- Anonymous
I've seen a good amount of debate about whether it's better to kill him early for his armor set, or whether it's better to leave him alive to explore his full questline. I'm new to the game, and the 50% souls boss you get when wearing his full set with the CSSR +1 seems very attractive to a new character. Does anyone well versed in this game have an opinion on this? Much appreciated.
- Anonymous
He starts selling the boss armor and Alva armor after spending 15,000 souls, not 16,000. That might just be on SotFS edition, though.
- Anonymous
When I started the game a few weeks ago, I liked this dude. Then... As time did go on he became more and more of a arrogant douche. Even his pose and his facial expression are giving me the urge to kill him. Not because I hate him, but because seeing a somewhat nice guy not caring about his first ever customer and also he is slowly loosing his sanity and goes Hollow. (similar to Lucatiel, pieces of memories fade) Good job from, you made me think bad about a character in your game. I'm normally not a judging person because I always think, a sane person maybe has some reason behind what they're doing but this guy... Urgh.
Such an interesting character arc, from insecure and small to arrogant and condescending, changing poses as well. Ds2 manages such a distinct atmosphere in Majula, every NPC slowly losing their mind and self just... so good.
- Anonymous
Kinda late, I know, but I can't find an answer: I know if you kill him for his clothes he won't add anything new to inventory, but when NG+ starts do you need to kill all the bosses again before he'll sell their armor or will having killed them in NG satisfy that requirement?
- Anonymous
I'm pretty sure Maughlin was intentionally designed to be the single most annoying character in the series. He's whiny, then arrogant. He belittles you when he gets rich off YOU. If you try to kill him, he roll spams like he's playing DS3. He also chugs like a Host when they've been invaded, and seemingly does the wrong thing every time you need him to do something. Annoying prick.
- Anonymous
Maughlin is a chugger, I was messing around in Majula and decided to punch some of the npcs. I’d parry him and punch him in the face over and over again. When he gets down to about 10% he will run and chug. I counted about 10 Estus before I got tired of his shenanigans and laid him to rest.
- Anonymous
For SotFS on Xbox One, I used one ascetic on NG to make it NG+ and the Butterfly set became available.
- Anonymous
What happens when you bring the actual moonlight greatsword to him?
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Wow, considering from his apparent memory loss, his success is slowly hollowing him. And to think he started as such a humble person. Poor guy.
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I play PS3 with Dark Souls 2 and when I kill the merchant I did not get any type of Boss armor so please be careful because I did not know and I try spending 16000 and I went a little over than that
This page is incomplete, he also gives you the Aurous set after spending 16000 souls and having 0 souls in your character.
Also, he sells the Ivory King Armor if you killed or delivered the Loyces souls to Alsanna, Silent Oracle in the Crown of the Ivory King DLC.
- Anonymous
Got told he can be brought backthey didnt mention its for 3000 souls and temporaryused BA to try and bring him back but it didnt work x,.x
after spending the required amount a the merchant's store the only boss armor he's selling is the lost sinner
- Anonymous
why is it Maughlin the *Armourer*, but there's an invader called *Armorer* Dennis?
I understand the spelling depends on where you live (armour is the only correct one) but why is it different
you'd think it would be consistent but the spelling is different between the two character's names
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