Iron & Ember Armory
Est. 2025 • Hill Dwarf Artificer
Iron & Ember Armory
The bell above the door rings with a short, metallic chime. The shop smells of hot iron and pine oil. Brom gives a free resharpen with any weapon purchase but w...
Shopkeeper
Brom Ironhand, a Hill Dwarf Artificer (Lvl 8)
Keeper's Species
Hill Dwarf
Shop Inventory
(20)A well-balanced steel blade favored by knights and mercenaries.
A sturdy longbow made from yew and sinew, strung and ready.
A massive two-handed blade for warriors who trade speed for raw power.
A sharp dagger, balanced for throwing or close-quarters fighting.
A finely enchanted longsword that hums with faint energy, improving accuracy and damage.
A longsword forged at Iron & Ember and tempered with dragon-charcoal; it glows faintly at the edge.
A round shield reinforced with iron bands.
Studded leather armor, supple and reinforced with small metal studs.
Mail made of interlocking rings; reliable protection for frontline fighters.
Finely forged full plate, the pinnacle of mundane personal protection.
Chain mail inlaid with adamantine filaments that stop devastating critical strikes.
A reinforced shield with a faintly glowing rim that slightly improves its protective properties.
A fletched bundle of 20 arrows, ready for the field.
A dark, durable cloak trimmed in silver thread that wards the wearer from harm.
Soft leather boots with hidden charms that muffle footsteps.
A simple ring carved from polished silver that seems to warm in the hand.
A kit of small tools used by armorers to patch and maintain plate, mail, and weapons.
A small oiled stone used to sharpen weapons; complimentary sharpening with any weapon purchase.
A small glass vial filled with a sparkling red liquid. A staple of any adventurer's pack.
A stronger healing draught kept behind the counter for emergencies.
Brom Ironhand
Shop Atmosphere
“The bell above the door rings with a short, metallic chime. The shop smells of hot iron and pine oil. Brom gives a free resharpen with any weapon purchase but will demand a story or a favor in return if a customer asks for a discount. He refuses to sell certain enchanted items to known slavers or orcs and keeps a ledger of 'problem customers' next to the anvil.”
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