Iron and Ember Salvage
Est. 2025 • Human Artificer
Iron and Ember Salvage
The forge's bellows are tuned to mimic a far-off mechanical whirr. The smith keeps a chalkboard of 'trade rates' for scrap components and prefers to accept clea...
Shopkeeper
Hollis Ironwright, a Human Artificer (Lvl 4)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(16)A reliable steel longsword forged and tempered for balanced fighting. Good edge and haft; commonly used by town guards and traveling adventurers.
A short, razor-pointed blade ideal for nimble fighters and rogues.
A common hunter's bow, strung with treated sinew. Reliable for hunting and skirmishes.
A light crossbow well-suited for hunters who prefer a single, powerful bolt over many arrows.
A spear hammered by the smith from a machine tooth and old iron. It hums faintly and bites especially well into mechanical hides.
A spring-steel short sword with a jagged edge borrowed from machine jaws. Lightweight and vicious against big mechanical beasts.
Scale mail made of overlapping steel plates; heavier than leather but affordable and protective.
A sturdy round shield, rimed and reinforced. Standard issue for guards and caravan escorts.
A common healing draught; bright red liquid in a stoppered vial. Popular with low-level adventurers.
The smith's kit used for forging, repairing and reshaping metal. Essential for weapon and armor crafting.
A bundle of twenty serviceable arrows for use with bows.
Bolts wound with spiral copper coils and a glassy capacitor salvaged from ancient machines. They crackle and can short out machine components.
A small kit of heavy rivets and spring clamps infused with a thin varnish of machine oil and powdered cerametal. The kit is meant for quick field reinforcement.
A compact tinker kit adapted for repairing small mechanical parts and prosthetics. Popular with scavengers and machine hunters.
A small canister of salvaged high-temp machine oil. It smells faintly of ozone and wildflowers.
A small bag of miscellaneous blacksmith odds and ends the shop sells for travelers in need of simple repairs.
Hollis Ironwright
Shop Atmosphere
“The forge's bellows are tuned to mimic a far-off mechanical whirr. The smith keeps a chalkboard of 'trade rates' for scrap components and prefers to accept clean machine glass shards or copper coils in barter. She hums an old pre-fall tune while working and will insist on polishing any purchased weapon with machine oil free of charge.”
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