Martin Thwait

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Martin Thwait
Released22 June 2005 (Update)
MembersYes
RaceHuman
LocationRogues' Den
League regionAsgarnia Asgarnia✓
ShopMartin Thwait's Lost and Found.
GenderMale
OptionsTalk-to, Trade
ExamineA loveable rogue.
Map
Advanced data
NPC ID3193
LinkMOID

Martin Thwait is a rogue who can be found inside the Rogues' Den, located in Burthorpe by entering a trapdoor inside The Toad and Chicken inn. He runs a general store called Martin Thwait's Lost and Found which sells a variety of Thieving-related items, like lockpicks for chests, stethoscopes for the local vaults, and an assortment of claws, and buys all tradeable items.

To access his store, players must have a level of 50 or higher in both the Thieving and Agility skills, or have a Thieving level of 99. Boosts cannot be used to fulfil either of these requirements.

Martin buys items at high alchemy price initially (the first item you sell), unlike most general stores that buy items at low alchemy price initially. This is especially useful for ironmen, as it allows them to unload their extra items for a considerable amount of coins.

If a player has achieved 99 Thieving, they can purchase a Thieving cape and its respective hood from him for 99,000 coins.

Treasure Trails

Martin Thwait is the solution to the hard anagram clue: RAT MAT WITHIN. The answer to his challenge: How many natural fires burn in Rogue's Den? is 2.

Stock

Sells at: 100.0% • Buys at: 60.0% • Change per: 2.0%
ItemNumber
in stock
Restock
time
Price
sold at
Price
bought at
GE
price
Rope501m (100t) 18 10 76
Lockpick251m (100t) 20 12 295
Chisel301m (100t) 1 0 139
Knife201m (100t) 6 3 99
Stethoscope251m (100t) 10N/ANot sold
Bronze knife151m (100t) 1 0 37
Iron knife101m (100t) 3 1 37
Steel knife51m (100t) 11 6 77
Bronze claws31m (100t) 15 9 197
Iron claws21m (100t) 50 30 152
Steel claws11m (100t) 175 105 354

Thieving cape

If a player has 99 Thieving, they will have access to a duplicate version of the shop, with the only difference being the addition of the Thieving cape. The stock of this shop is not shared with the regular shop.

ItemNumber
in stock
Restock
time
Price
sold at
Price
bought at
GE
price
Thieving cape10.6s (1t) 99,000N/ANot sold

Thieving cape(t)

For players with 99 Thieving and at least one other 99, they will access a second duplicate shop. Just like the previous, the stock of this shop is not shared with the others.

ItemNumber
in stock
Restock
time
Price
sold at
Price
bought at
GE
price
Thieving cape(t)10.6s (1t) 99,000N/ANot sold

Dialogue

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Changes

Date Changes
3 March 2021
(Update)

Iron and non-Iron characters now have separate shops with Martin Thwait inside the Rogues' Den. In addition, the de-stock rate has been altered slightly for Iron players.

18 October 2006
(Update)

The NPC was graphically updated.

14 – 22 November 2005

The NPC's examine was changed from "A loveable rogue" to "A loveable rogue."

31 May 2005 –
18 October 2006
18 October 2006 –
present

Trivia

  • Martin appears to have his Thieving hood equipped, but it rests on the back of his cape rather than on his head.

Source

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