Miraj Larder
Est. 2025 • Human Bard
Miraj Larder
Miraj runs his stall like a storytelling salon: he trades discounts for good tales. He keeps amphorae and drying racks visible and will offer a free taste to an...
Shopkeeper
Miraj Nassar, a Human Bard (Lvl 4)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(16)A dense square of dried, salted bread. Keeps for months; sailors and caravans trust it.
A packet of dried meats, pressed grains, and waxed fruit. Standard travel rations.
A thick, amber syrup pressed from oasis dates. Versatile sweetener and preservative.
A sturdy amphora of pressed olives. Useful for cooking, lamp fuel, and treatment of leather.
A small tin of ground saffron mixed with smoked cumin and pepper. A pinch yields powerful flavor.
A robust red matured in clay amphorae under desert sun. A favorite among caravan captains.
Aged decades in amphorae beneath sand — velvety and complex. Often used as a bargaining chip.
A coarse, faintly shimmering salt famously mixed in Miraj's larder. Keeps perishables edible far longer.
Thin strips of camel meat rubbed in salt and sun-dried on Miraj's racks. Strong flavor; highly portable.
A brined fish smoked over date-wood, sold in waxed cloth. Distinctive sweet-smoke taste.
A compact wheel, rubbed with preserved spices. Creamy, slightly tangy; lasts weeks when waxed.
Small, tart citrus preserved in brine and spices. Restores a bright tang to bland rations.
Thin slices of citrus candied and wrapped in sugared wax. Sweet and tart — a small morale booster.
A thick balm of crushed marshwort, aloe, and desert herbs. Bandaged on a wound, it eases pain.
A clear vial of bitter herbal extract Miraj sources from oasis healers. Neutralizes common venoms.
A small tear-shaped vial of ruby liquid. A standard adventurer's must-have.
Miraj Nassar
Shop Atmosphere
“Miraj runs his stall like a storytelling salon: he trades discounts for good tales. He keeps amphorae and drying racks visible and will offer a free taste to anyone who can best him in a three-line poem about the desert. He insists on charging in coin rather than barter for magic-preserved items, but will accept rare spices or stories as partial payment for mundane goods.”
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