Dragon Age: The Veilguard – 8 Items You Should Sell To Merchants

Key Takeaways

• Glittering Gemstones are the best to sell, worth 356 gold & found in Deep Roads and Treviso.
• Imperial Gembox sells for 154 gold, found in Deep Roads & Scout Harding’s quest.
• Broken Gear sells for 356 gold in Deep Roads, smashing everything is key to find them.

In Dragon Age: The Veilguard, players can sell off valuables accumulated throughout the game to Faction Merchants. Selling these valuables allows players to earn some gold and Strength points for the Faction they are selling to. Some valuables are worth more than others, however, and some particularly noteworthy choices can earn a lot of gold when sold.

There is a vast collection of high-earning valuables available in The Veilguard for players to profit from, but these particular items are easily among the best items to sell to merchants.

Consumable valuables will not be considered here, as even though they can be worth some money, it’s better for players to use them to get stronger and improve their stats rather than sell them.

8 Fine Silverwork

Sells For 47 Gold

• In-game description: Artisanal silverwork decoration.

Fine Silverwork can be found while exploring Arlathan Forest. All players need to do is destroy any breakables that they come across – such as pots and crates – and they should find themselves picking up some of these valuables in no time.

Despite being a common item, it sells for a respectable 47 gold, which can quickly add up and can earn some Faction Strength points too.

7 Lyrium Dust

Sells For 47 Gold

• In-game description: Fine material dust infused with magic by proximity to raw lyrium.

Due to the nature of Lyrium Dust, it is only found in underground locations, as this is where lyrium grows in the Dragon Age universe. The best place to find it is in the Grand Necropolis, where Emmerich is recruited. There are tons of breakables in the Necropolis, due to a huge amount of pots and ceramics scattering the area, so it’s easy to start accumulating a fair amount of this item when looking around.

It’s also possible to find Lyrium Dust during the side mission related to Scout Harding, as her companion quest allows players to travel to the Deep Roads, where there is an abundance of Lyrium Dust.

6 Colorful Gems

Sells For 77 Gold

• In-game description: A handful of semi-precious stones.

The Colorful Gems can be found in a few places in Veilguard, such as Treviso and the Necropolis. They can be sold for a decent 77 gold, but they are a little trickier to find since they are a rare item.

As mentioned, breaking items while exploring is a quick and efficient way of collecting valuables – as well as crafting materials and gold – so players on the hunt for these gems to sell should ensure that they up their destruction game while in certain areas to increase their chances of finding some.

5 Porcelain Flask

Sells For 110 Gold

• In-game description: A small flask containing a few drops of perfume oil.

The Porcelain Flask is a small valuable, but it is worth a surprising amount of gold. Those looking to acquire these profitable goods can do so via the Deep Roads, which can be accessed through Scout Harding’s companion quest.

Valued at 110 Gold, players are certain to make a quick profit by amassing large quantities of this item and selling to merchants. The process may be somewhat lengthy, but money earned from it will easily make up for it.

4 Dragon Scales

Sells For 110 Gold

• In-game description: The gleaming scales of a dragon.

As is to be expected with this valuable, the only way to obtain it is by slaying dragons spread across Northern Thedas. It’s no surprise that the scales are worth a fair amount of gold, as it can take a lot of time and effort to kill a single dragon in Dragon Age: The Veilguard.

That being said, Dragon Scales are a great way of earning some money while also upping one’s Strength points with the various Factions in the game. Not only that, but slaying dragons can also gets the player some other great loot and gear, too.

3 Imperial Gembox

Sells For 154 Gold

• In-game description: The lock pierces the hand of anyone who opens it incorrectly.

This is an item that can be found in the Deep Roads, and it is worth a huge amount of gold when sold to a Merchant. Players looking to find these particularly lucrative valuables should make sure that they progress their relationship with Scout Harding to gain access to the Deep Roads area via her quest.

Once there, gamers will be free to smash everything in sight to start collecting these expensive trinkets.

2 Broken Gear

Sells For 356 Gold

• In-game description: A cogwheel from a dwarven construct.

As is to be expected from the description, this is another Deep Roads valuable. It’s worth a whopping 356 gold, so players shouldn’t expect to find them lying around here, there, and everywhere when venturing into the underground area.

As mentioned, players have to break everything in sight whilst in the Deep Roads for the chance to collect one of these gears to make some good money when returning to the surface.

1 Glittering Gemstone

Sells For 356 Gold

• In-game description: A pale blue gemstone

The Glittering Gemstone takes the top spot for the best items to sell to merchants in Dragon Age: The Veilguard because they can be found in a few different places. As well as in the Deep Roads, the Glittering Gems can also be purchased from the Merchant in the Grande Markets in Treviso. For those investing in valuables to then sell them back off, this item is a great option to purchase. Players should be careful, though, as a certain decision in the game can lead to the Treviso Merchant being locked off.

Glittering Gemstones can also be found by exploring the Deep Roads. It can be tricky to find here, though, as it is a legendary level valuable.