She turns any mission into a potential bonanza, enabling you to purchase all those upgrades and cures that have frustratingly remained out of your fiscal reach. These abilities make Antiquarian the workhorse of your hamlet. If somehow your backpack is still not full towards the end of a medium/long dungeon, the Antiquarian can cheaply produce random trinkets in camp.You will roll for an antique for every Antiquarian you have in your party, and each one will raise your gold limit by 750. Any party containing the Antiquarian can stack gold to 2500, rather than 1750.Because of their stackability these things are more valuable than anything else you will find in a dungeon, beating out even Puzzling Trapezohedron over the long run. You can stack 20 to a slot of the former, 5 of the latter. Any curio in a dungeon the Antiquarian successfully interacts with, and every enemy a party containing her defeats, will usually drop an Antique, worth either 500 or 1250 gold.She doesn't have much health, she can't scout, she can't disarm traps, her resists are poor, her attack is quite frankly crap and her abilities mostly revolve around hiding behind somebody else.

She is armed not with a broadsword or musket, but a censer and a backpack. I see a mysterious woman from the East in your immediate future.

Darkest dungeon antiquarian guide