“You know the drill. Trade and fade before the law can sniff you out!
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The Black Market is accessed through a trapdoor near the Playhouse (across from Madame Eve's) on Lanilor Lane in Aleroth during the events of Divinity II: Flames of Vengeance.
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Gaining Entry
To enter the Black Market, you need to talk to Nerk, who is standing guard outside the trapdoor. Mindread him to reveal that they are waiting for someone named Dormen to arrive from Verdistis with new merchandise. Bluff your way in by claiming to be Dormen. He'll say that Mysus is waiting for you, and lower his prices before unlocking the trapdoor.
Inside the Black Market
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Fly with some merchandise
Inside you'll find an abundance of containers (barrels, baskets, and crates), some of which contain gold or random items. There are also four chests, two are unlocked and one can be lockpicked. Mysus' Chest requires a key that can only be obtained by killing him for the quest A Hunting We Shall Go Once More.
Straight ahead when you enter you'll find an iron gate to the main area of the market. Just beyond the gate, on the floor, is Secret Correspondence. The thieves Drynd, Fly, and Tierol are sitting around the market. They may tell you a little bit about their business but are otherwise insignificant (although they will assist Mysus if you attack him).
Mysus wanders in the northern part of the market. He can be mindread to gain one point of Lockpick skill. He also sells the powerful two-handed sword, Claw of Abraxas.
Upon exiting the Black Market you'll witness an amusing scene where the real Dormen arrives. A confused Nerk accuses him of being a Champion spy and threatens to slit his throat, insisting that you're the real Dormen.
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Quests
- A Hunting We Shall Go Once More – kill Mysus and give Mysus' Book of Contacts to Balbus at the Circle of Trust Inn
Loot
- Chest ×2
- Locked Chest (lockpickable)
- Mysus' Chest (key required – kill Mysus for the key during A Hunting We Shall Go Once More)
- Secret Correspondence
- Abundance of barrels, crates, and baskets, some of which contain gold or a random item