Tidebloom's Sea-Herbs
Est. 2026 • Triton Druid
Tidebloom's Sea-Herbs
Tidebloom's Sea-Herbs sits in a low stone building at the harbor's edge. The door always smells of brine and lavender; drying racks of kelp and strings of glass...
Shopkeeper
Maris Tidebloom, a Triton Druid (Lvl 4)
Keeper's Species
Triton
Shop Inventory
(14)A small, corked vial of ruby liquid that knits shallow wounds and eases shock.
A larger vial than the common healing potion; warm to the touch and tastes faintly of honey.
A heavy, sea-scented bottle filled with a pale, shifting liquid that smells faintly of kelp.
A damp bundle wrapped in sea-cloth; cool and slimy to the touch, with a faint fish-sweet scent.
A clear vial of bitter liquid, preserved with salt and herbs. Standard first response for envenomation.
A leather-wrapped kit with stitched wave patterns; the interior smells faintly of lavender and brine.
A cloth roll containing labeled herb pouches, a small mortar and pestle stained green and blue.
A bright, amber liquid that fizzes faintly when uncorked and smells of citrus and tidepools.
Brown-green strips bundled with twine, light as paper and oddly elastic.
Thick cord woven from a glossy green vine that occasionally pulses with a faint life-heat.
Small vials of blue and green glass that catch light like the shallows at noon.
Dense strips of preserved fish, tangy and salty, a favorite of dockworkers and sailors.
Blue-gray powder that smells of rain and flowers; sailors use it before long watches.
A shell-inlaid whistle that hums like distant surf when you blow through it.
Maris Tidebloom
Shop Atmosphere
“Tidebloom's Sea-Herbs sits in a low stone building at the harbor's edge. The door always smells of brine and lavender; drying racks of kelp and strings of glass vials hang from the rafters. Driftwood counters are veined with salt and the floor is strewn with sand and crushed shells. Lanterns burn a pale blue oil that never smokes. The owner, Maris Tidebloom, is a triton druid of fourth level who wears a waistcoat of stitched sea-silk and a necklace of polished clam shells. Maris hums sea shanties while grinding herbs, greets regulars by the nicknames they earned at sea, and refuses to sell certain potent remedies to those she judges reckless. She collects smooth bottles and old maps, marks favoured herb locations with tiny shells pinned to a wall map, and offers a free cup of kelp tea to any sailor in need. Maris is kind but practical - she will barter knowledge of tides or coastal herbs for help gathering rare shoreline plants.”
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