Fortunato

Fortunato
Released								10 April 2006 (Update)
Members								No
Race								Human
Quest								Rag and Bone Man I
Location								Draynor Village
Shop								Wine Shop.
Gender								Male
Options								Talk-to, Trade
Examine								Looks like he could do with a sip of amontillado.
Map
Advanced data
NPC ID								1260

Fortunato is the owner of Wine Shop in Draynor Village. Free players can purchase jugs and jugs of wine from him, while members can additionally purchase bottles of wine and jugs of vinegar from him once they have started the Rag and Bone Man I quest. He will also stop players from stealing from his wine stall if he is near a player attempting to do so (requiring 22 Thieving and granting 27 experience per successful attempt).

Fortunato buys back all empty wine bottles for 2 coins a piece. This option, however, does not come up in any dialogue; a player must use the empty wine bottle on him.

If you steal from the wine stall before buying the vinegar from him for the quest, you will have to wait several minutes before you can talk to him without him calling the guards on you.

Treasure Trails

• Fortunato is the solution to the beginner anagram clue: TAUNT ROOF.

Stock

Note: The jug of vinegar can only be bought after starting the Rag and Bone Man I quest and before finishing Rag and Bone Man II.

Sells at: 100.0% • Buys at: 60.0% • Change per: 2.0%

Item		Number in stock	Restock time	Price sold at	Price bought at	GE price
	Jug of wine	5	15m	1	0	2
	Jug	3	1m	1	0	2
	Empty jug pack	5	9s	140	84	Not sold
	Bottle of wine	2	15m	500	300	695
	Jug of vinegar	500	6s	1	0	Not sold

Additionally, Fortunato will buy empty wine bottles from the player for 2 coins each. Simply use the bottle on him to sell it.

Item		Price bought at
	Empty wine bottle	2

Dialogue

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Trivia

• Fortunato's name and examine text are references to the Edgar Allan Poe story "The Cask of Amontillado". The character, Fortunato, was a self-proclaimed wine expert and a member of the masonic lodge. Later, his enemy, Montresor, gets him drunk and seals him into a wall using his skills as a mason.
• Fortunato is Italian for "the fortunate one".