| Shop ID | Location | Number of Items | AQW Wiki |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2446 | castleeblana | 13 | View |
| Name | Type | Price | Rarity | SWF File | SWF Link | Item ID | Shop Item ID | AQW Wiki |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Skye Warrior | Armor | 0 Coin | Awesome | SilverSkyeWarrior.swf | SilverSkyeWarrior | 85901 | 12021 | View |
| Skye Warden of the East | Armor | 0 Coin | Awesome | SkyeWarrior.swf | SkyeWarrior | 85906 | 12026 | View |
| Skye Warden of the East Cape | Cape | 0 Coin | Awesome | items/capes/SkyeWarriorCape.swf | SkyeWarriorCape | 85908 | 12028 | View |
| Skye Warrior's Cloak | Cape | 0 Coin | Awesome | items/capes/SilverSkyeWarriorCape.swf | SilverSkyeWarriorCape | 85903 | 12023 | View |
| Speirling Blades | Dagger | 0 Coin | Awesome | items/swords/SilverSkyeWarriorSword.swf | SilverSkyeWarriorSword | 85905 | 12025 | View |
| Speirling Gaheris Blades | Dagger | 0 Coin | Awesome | items/swords/SkyeWarriorSword.swf | SkyeWarriorSword | 85910 | 12034 | View |
| Skye Warrior Hood | Helm | 0 Coin | Awesome | items/helms/SilverSkyeWarriorH2.swf | SilverSkyeWarriorH2 | 86152 | 12032 | View |
| Skye Warden Hood | Helm | 0 Coin | Awesome | items/helms/SkyeWarriorH2.swf | SkyeWarriorH2 | 86153 | 12033 | View |
| Skye Warrior Mask | Helm | 0 Coin | Awesome | items/helms/SilverSkyeWarriorH1.swf | SilverSkyeWarriorH1 | 85902 | 12022 | View |
| Skye Warden of the East Mask | Helm | 0 Coin | Awesome | items/helms/SkyeWarriorH1.swf | SkyeWarriorH1 | 85907 | 12027 | View |
| Gold Voucher 25k | Resource | 25000 Gold | Awesome | 57304 | 12031 | View | ||
| Speirling Gaheris Blade | Sword | 0 Coin | Awesome | items/swords/SkyeWarriorSword.swf | SkyeWarriorSword | 85909 | 12030 | View |
| Speirling Blade | Sword | 0 Coin | Awesome | items/swords/SilverSkyeWarriorSword.swf | SilverSkyeWarriorSword | 85904 | 12024 | View |
In AdventureQuest Worlds (AQWorlds), a Shop ID is a unique numerical identifier assigned to every shop in the game's database.
While regular players don't usually need to interact with these IDs during normal gameplay, they are a fundamental part of how the game's engine functions.

Every time you click an NPC to "Browse Shop" or open a menu, the game client sends a request to the server using a specific ID.