Nabokov is the Chisei Star in Suikoden IV.
Profile
Background
Nabokov is an appraiser who own a shop in Obel.
Appearance
Personality
Story
Game
During the Island Liberation War, he hid himself after the Kooluk invaded and he returned after the Island Liberation Navy liberated Obel. He met and was recruited by Lazlo. While he was on board of the Dauntless, he opened an Appraisal Shop. He was troubled when Lilin came and told him to appraise the seashell she brought. After the war, he left on a journey and he was determined to spread the skill of appraising.
Nabokov's Shop
- Nabokov's appraise item that has ??? in it.
- You can visit Nabokov at the 3rd Deck inside the Dauntless.
Here are the list of Item's that Nabokov can appraise.
- ? Pot
- Can appraise to:
- Celadon Pot
- Pot of Failure
- Pot of Obel
- Pot of Razril
- Pot of Nay
- Pot of Na-Nal
- Pot of Iluya
- Hanging Scroll
- Celadon Pot
- ? Ornament
- Can appraise to:
- Angel Statue
- Good Luck Cat*
- Knight Statue
- Voodoo Doll
- Figure of Old Man
- Angel Statue
- ? Paintings
- Can appraise to:
- Graffiti
- Maestro Graffiti
- "Flower"
- "Abstract"
- "Noble Portrait"
- Graffiti
Note:The Figure of Old Man will be obtained upon starting a New Game+ file,
which is accessible upon completing the game once.Role in the Game
After liberating Obel, speak to Nabokov at the appraisal shop to get him to join.
- Nabokov open and manages an appraisal shop at the HQ.
Nabokov is a support character with the appraise ability. Unidentified items found after a battle will automatically be identified.
- Keen: You have done well by coming here. In this room, you may confess what is in your heart and accept proper judgement.
- Nabokov: Oh... okay...
- Keen: Would you secretly inform me about anyone on board this ship who you think is causing problems?
- Nabokov: Hmm... It isn't that there is a problem, but... I wish Mr. Shiramine would work harder at hauling up treasure. I need more things to appraise, you see.
- Nabokov: Oh, Mr. Lazlo... I'd like him to work harder at collecting treasure.
- Keen: Finally, quietly confess the things you wish to atone for, or all the things that you are thankful for.
- Nabokov: ... I don't think... there is anything...
- Keen: Then, I shall pass judgement!
- Nabokov: Hm? Ooh, I did it! Hahahaha!!
- Nabokov: Whoa!! wh-What the heck is this?! I wasn't told anything... about this!!
Mr. Lazlo, please take a look at the names of the items you have. Are there any that have "?" in the name? If so, please bring them to me. I will appraise them for you right away!
I hear that if you cast a net, you can sometimes haul up treasure as well as fish. Have you tried it?
The other day, Lilin brought a seashell and told me to appraise it. I had trouble because she wasn't satisfied when I told her that a seashell is just a seashell. You know, appraising is about investigating what something is worth, not assigning new value to it.