The Spellglass
Est. 2026 • Human Wizard
The Spellglass
The shop is called The Spellglass because its first owner made enchanted windowpanes for wealthy houses. Locals shortened the original trade name, Spellglass Wo...
Shopkeeper
Brin Kest, a Human Wizard (Lvl 11)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(15)A length of polished ashwood capped with a brass ring and a thumb-sized piece of blue glass. It is practical, inexpensive, and commonly purchased by apprentices.
A standard crystal arcane focus mounted in a plain iron setting. The crystal gives off a faint warmth when held by a spellcaster.
A palm-sized silver ward etched with concentric circles. It hangs from a leather thong and feels cool even near a fire.
A string of cloudy glass beads that smell faintly of rainwater and river stone.
A small bronze whistle shaped like a fish. It produces no audible sound to most humanoids.
A heavy black lantern with violet glass panels. Dust inside the lantern drifts upward instead of settling.
A pair of dark leather gloves with tiny brass hooks along the fingers. They cling to stone, wood, and painted walls alike.
A squat ceramic jar with a cork sealed in blue wax. It is popular with traveling alchemists and mercenaries.
A narrow strip of vellum marked with silver ink and rolled around a splinter of cedar.
The scroll is sealed in wax and stored inside a lead-lined tube to prevent accidental activation.
A stoppered glass vial containing bright crimson liquid that swirls toward the drinker's hand.
A squat blue-red bottle with a copper cap. The liquid inside pulses faintly in time with the drinker's heartbeat.
A pale gold draught with a peppery scent, sold mostly to adventurers expecting undead, dragons, or hostile enchantments.
A well-balanced longsword with a narrow green line running through its otherwise ordinary steel blade.
A darkwood shortbow strung with silver-gray cord. It makes almost no sound when drawn.
Lootable Stash
(6)Where The Take Sits
Security Check
On Failure
Estimated haul
1,272.6 gp
Tillbox
Shopkeeper's Personal Case
Dust of Revealed Ink
Customer Ledger
Unclaimed Spell Scroll
Residue-Sight Monocle
Brin Kest
Shop Atmosphere
“The shop is called The Spellglass because its first owner made enchanted windowpanes for wealthy houses. Locals shortened the original trade name, Spellglass Workshop, decades ago. The surviving front windows still show faint images of former customers whenever moonlight strikes them. The current owner keeps prices written on slate tiles because ink occasionally rearranges numbers in the presence of illusion magic.”
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