Current TBOD² community reporting says the Merchant selects one of six dirt-patch locations. The accessible walkthrough names the beach, lighthouse, Obelisk, and statue among them, leaving two positions to be identified from the current live map. This guide does not invent those missing names; it shows how to complete the route reliably.
Learn the four named anchors
Visit the beach, lighthouse, Obelisk, and statue during clear daylight. At each landmark, locate the nearby dirt patch and choose a visible feature that can still be recognized at night. Note the direction to the next landmark and back to the tycoon.
At the beach, combine the patch check with Billy’s area. At the Obelisk, distinguish the surrounding dirt from the rebirth interaction. At the statue and lighthouse, scan the full patch perimeter rather than only the landmark base.
Identify the remaining two patches live
Walk the dirt-path network between named anchors and look for separate bare dirt areas shaped like possible vendor stops. Number candidates five and six in your own route. Confirm them when a Merchant actually appears there or when the game gives a relevant prompt.
Do not convert a guessed patch into a permanent named location after one empty visit. Update 1 can move terrain or spawn points, and a six-location claim does not identify every coordinate.
Build a no-backtracking loop
Start at the patch closest to your tycoon, move through the named landmarks in one direction, include the two live candidates, and finish at either the Obelisk or production line. Current community guidance reports faster movement on dirt paths, so test and use them where they shorten travel.
Keep one complete circuit as the cutoff. If the Merchant is absent, record the night and server rather than repeating the same loop until morning.
Search during reported spawn windows
Current walkthroughs report Merchant appearances on even nights and during Blood Moon. Read the night and weather display, begin promptly, and carry enough cash for the intended card. A locator game pass is mentioned by the same source, but check current Robux details in the official purchase prompt.
Fog can make the route harder, so use silhouettes and path edges. Blood Moon is reported to guarantee the Merchant, making a complete six-patch circuit especially important when the first four are empty.
Confirm the Merchant
Look for the vendor model, name, or shop prompt. Approach far enough to open the card interface. A decorative NPC or object near a patch is not enough. Record which numbered patch worked and whether the night matched the reported rule.
Read stock and card effects before buying. For economy decisions, continue to the Merchant guide and Bits guide.
Troubleshoot an empty route
Verify the squared sequel and place ID 139063887391814. Confirm night parity and weather. Search the full six-patch plan, not only four anchors. Join a fresh server after a recent update if reports conflict.
If Blood Moon produces no Merchant after a careful full loop, preserve the observation. The reported guarantee may have changed or one candidate patch may be wrong. Do not claim a bug until the current route is complete.
Merchant locations FAQ
Are all six locations named publicly?
The current walkthrough available to this guide names four: beach, lighthouse, Obelisk, and statue. Identify the remaining two in the live game.
Does the Merchant always use dirt?
Current reporting describes six dirt-patch spots. Look at the patch and perimeter for the actual interaction.
Which route is fastest?
The route depends on your tycoon position and the current map. Use a single-direction loop with no backtracking and test dirt-path movement.
What if Fog hides the vendor?
Navigate by landmark silhouettes, slow down at each patch, and look for the interaction prompt around the full perimeter.
Should I buy the locator?
It is optional. Check the current official Roblox prompt, price, and benefit before spending Robux.
Community-reported, checked August 28, 2026: six dirt patches are reported; beach, lighthouse, Obelisk, and statue are explicitly named. Two positions remain deliberate live-map checks.