Tindel Marchant

Release date	28 February 2005 (Update)
Race	Human
Members NPC?	Yes
Quest NPC?	One Small Favour
Location	Port Khazard
Sells items?	No
Gender	Male
Examine	He seems quietly enthusiastic about his profession.

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Tindel Marchant is an NPC who resides at the end of the southern most pier in East Port Khazard. He also plays a role in the One Small Favour quest, where he gives you iron oxide in exchange for a mattress. He is also involved in the Ardougne Tasks.

RepairsEdit

Tindel can repair degradable armours such as barrows equipment and ancient armour for the player at a price. The equipment does not need to be fully degraded in order to have it repaired. The cost of any repair is proportional to how degraded the item is. Alternatively, players can repair the armours at a cheaper price themselves at an armour stand in any player-owned house.

Rusty equipmentEdit

He will restore rusty swords and rusty scimitars for a price. They will randomly be repaired into swords or scimitars, ranging from bronze to rune.

Barrows equipmentEdit

The cost for barrows equipment depends on the equipment slot that the item is worn in. When fully degraded, Tindel's repair cost is as follows:

Equipment slot	Cost to repair
Helm	&0000000000060000000000 60,000
Body	&0000000000090000000000 90,000
Legs	&0000000000080000000000 80,000
Weapon	&0000000000100000000000 100,000
Total	&0000000000330000000000 330,000

Ancient armourEdit

The cost for ancient armour depends on the equipment slot that the item is worn in. When fully degraded, Tindel's repair cost is as follows:

Armour type	Cost to repair
Torva full helm / Virtus mask / Pernix cowl	&0000000000500000000000 500,000
Torva platebody / Virtus robe top / Pernix body	&0000000002000000000000 2,000,000
Torva platelegs / Virtus robe legs / Pernix chaps	&0000000001000000000000 1,000,000
Total	&0000000003500000000000 3,500,000

TriviaEdit

• He used to refer to an iron sword as just a sword. As of 20 December, 2010, he now refers to it as an iron sword.
• His name is often mistaken as "Tindel Merchant" not "Tindel Marchant".
• In October of 2008 there was a bug that occurred which allowed players to turn in rusty swords at no cost and the rusty sword would remain in the player's inventory, allowing players to claim swords and scimitars of varying quality limitlessly. This bug was fixed in a later update.