Umbada's Trading Outpost, duck figurines and prices

Umbada’s Trading Outpost opens when you take the Stone Duck Figurine from the Shrine Guardian’s body. After that, choose Shop at any Crystal Monument. Each new Duck Figurine you hand over adds stock, and all five unlock A Fine Collection (8% of Steam players).

Some guides spell the name Umbawa; the in-game outpost is Umbada’s Trading Outpost, and Ancient Coins are the only currency.

Duck figurines

Figurine	Source	Adds
Stone	Shrine Guardian	The shop itself, the Hand Axe and Morning Star, charms and cures
Silver	Dagoom the Sea King	Diamond Blade and Spiked Buckler
Golden	The Necronomicon	Vampiric Scimitar, Occult Warhammer and the Amethyst Trident Key
Mechanical	Ancient World	Not yet documented
Ancient Stone	10 silver skulls	Charms that mark Skulls, Eggs, Data Modules, Treasures, Meal Tickets and Star Lizards

Weapon prices

Weapon	Price in Ancient Coins
Common Spear	10
Hand Axe	20
Morning Star	20
Cestus	20
Silver Needle	20
Diamond Blade	25
Occult Warhammer	30
Spiked Buckler	33
Vampiric Scimitar	42
Copies of evolved rusted weapons	10 each
Ring of Wind, after the Jade vault	30

The Cestus is the cheapest way to reach high ledges: its uppercut works as an extra jump, and many silver skulls need it.

Other stock

• Blood Key Stone, 24 coins, after you read Treasure Hunter’s Note III in Obmuer Temple; it starts the vault chain.
• Roasted Ojum Lizard (cures Poison) and Roasted Cave Scorpion (cures Weaken), reported at 6 coins each.
• Protection Charm, Strength Charm and Sacred Necklace, reported at 10, 12 and 14 coins; effects are on the accessory list.
• Spirit Oil, which adds weapon XP, and a Small Energy Cell later in the game.

Selling and spending

Treasures and loot sacks (Filthy, Rancid and Moldy Loot Sacks from Star Lizards) sell for coins. Let’s Make a Deal needs 1,000 coins spent in total; buying every weapon and key stone covers part of it. Keep coins for Ossi’s late weapon upgrades, which also cost coins.