Oldroot Herbarium & Apothecarium
Est. 2025 • Human Druid (Circle of Dreams background)
Oldroot Herbarium & Apothecarium
The shop sits beneath an old elm whose roots thread the cellar; Ephram speaks to his herbs and believes some reply. He prices rarities with a story, not a numbe...
Shopkeeper
Ephram Oldroot, a Human Druid (Circle of Dreams background) (Lvl 4)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(15)A heavy carved-oak mortar whose bowl is stained with centuries of plant resins. Essential for grinding roots and preparing poultices.
Five small cork-stoppered vials for storing tinctures, venoms, or powdered herbs.
A case of bandages, salves, and herbs used to stanch bleeding and dress wounds.
A packet of crushed white willow, plantain, and ash rolled in linen; applied to wounds to stop infection.
A small linen pouch containing crushed blue Sleepbloom petals. Historically used by temple attendants.
A bitter tea brewed from quickroot and spice; sharpens the mind for a short while.
A small sachet of dried lavender and chamomile — common in inns to calm guests and beasts.
A tightly bound bundle of reeds and resin that produces thick aromatic smoke when lit.
A knotted black root with pale veins; used in older rites and certain potent tinctures.
A bottle of dark ink mixed with charcoal and powdered sage for inscribing herb-lore notes or minor ritual glyphs.
A brittle page of ancient handwriting describing identification and uses of local plants.
Clean water drawn from the herbarium's ancient cistern; used in brewing and on wounds.
A small glass phial with a viscous amber liquid. When swallowed, it knits flesh and eases pain.
A bitter, green vial: when drunk, it steadies the constitution against poisons.
A modest vial of a greenish elixir brewed from comfrey and bee-thistle.
Ephram Oldroot
Shop Atmosphere
“The shop sits beneath an old elm whose roots thread the cellar; Ephram speaks to his herbs and believes some reply. He prices rarities with a story, not a number, and will barter knowledge or a small favor instead of coin. A bronze bell shaped like a seed must be rung once before asking for rare items—Ephram says it 'wakes the old roots.' The shop smells of resin, smoke, and powdered lemon, and an owl-shaped topiary watches customers from the rafters.”
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