'"Greetings, traveler! I am Lupo, Mapmaker Extraordinaire!"'
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—Lupo introducing himself
Lupo is an avid cartographer in Ori and the Will of the Wisps. The maps he sells to Ori reveal the outline of the area Ori is in and certain pickups on the map.
He can be found in various locations across Niwen, as well as in his home in Wellspring Glades. Ori can improve the maps he has and can sell Ori.
Finishing the Hand to Handquest and acquiring the secrets map will automatically mark all upgrades as "owned".
Discount[]
After finding Lupo in Wellspring Glades, he will issue a quest named The Silent Map which requires uncovering all portions of the Silent Woods map up until the Feeding Grounds. As a reward, all individual map prices will be reduced by 50%. This doesn't affect map upgrades.
Dialogue[]
Dialogue
First encounter
Greetings, traveler! I am Lupo, Mapmaker Extraordinaire! Quite the storm that passed through! Made my maps a little soggy, so I'll give you half off, agreed? After all, rumor has it that you're looking for a friend. And what's better for finding things then a map? Care to purchase a map of these fine fens for 50 Spirit Light?
After purchasing map
There's danger in a name, friend. Say, for instance, the name of this place: Inkwater Marsh. I tried using some of that water to draw my maps, and er, well...Waste of good paper, that. You've seen that feathery wanderer about, have you? Tokk, he calls himself. Tokk was a fine mapmaker too, once. The finest, maybe. I learned a lot from him. He's overly fond of flights of fancy, though. Rumors. Legends. The past... You ask me, mapmaking's about the present! Take it from me. I use my outdated maps as kindling.
In Kwolok's Hollow
Hello there! Welcome to Kwolok's Hollow! Here we are in the domain of the great Kwolok, Guardian of the Marsh! Thanks to his care, why, things have hardly changed around here since the Decay came. Care to purchase a map of the big toad's abode for 100 Spirit Light?
After purchase of Kwolok's Hollow map
Oh sure, things have changed. Not even the great Kwolok himself could stop the Decay completely! Take the brambles, for example. Didn't have as many of those as before. Or the skeetos. Or the spittle-slugs. Oh, I despise them. Come to think of it, quite a lot has changed. Even here. You'll notice the water in Kwolok's Hollow is a great deal fresher than it is elsewhere. That's because Kwolok knows exactly how to tend to the springs and the plants to keep the Decay at bay! And how to inspire the Moki to help. Organizing those furry folk...now that's a real feat! Hmm. I wonder if they have a knack for mapmaking...
In Mouldwood Depths
Psst. Hi! Does this place give you the creeps or is it just me? One one hand, the darkness that came with the decay sure is eerie. On the other, I think I prefer the dark to whatever it's hiding! Care to purchase a map while you're here for 250 spirit light?
After purchase of Mouldwood Depths map
I'm not ashamed to say it. You're a welcome sight! There's only so much gloom and doom I can take. Even in the name of mapmaking! You know what I like? Arms and legs. Two of each, to be precise. Some sorts have four legs, and two arms, and you know, I'm fine with that. Six limbs at the most. That's reasonable, right? More then that, we have a problem.
In Windswept Wastes
Hello there, weary wanderer! I'm not sure if spirits need water, but if you do, I'm sorry to say you'll have to look elsewhere. Some may think there's nothing to chart in such a barren place, but sands shift all the time! I could make map after map after map! Speaking of maps, would you like to buy one for 300 spirit light?
After purchasing Windswept Wastes map
The Windswept Wastes..an evocative name, am I right? Okay, I'll confess, it was me who named them that! They weren't so windswept, or waste-like, you see. Not when the Gorlek lived here. Now the Gorlek have gone to the ground, and the ground to sand.
Upon interaction in Windswept Wastes
Have you seen Tokk around at all? If you do run into him, watch out! He'll squawk your ear off about the "Gorlek wonders of the past". Me, I'm more concerned about the wonders to come!
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