Harrow's Sundries & Provisions
Est. 2025 • Human Commoner (former caravan quartermaster)
Harrow's Sundries & Provisions
Elsbeth hums old caravan songs while she works and keeps a ledger in which she adds a tiny doodle next to every regular customer's purchase. She will barter sma...
Shopkeeper
Elsbeth Harrow, a Human Commoner (former caravan quartermaster) (Lvl 2)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(25)Sturdy canvas pack with leather straps and several pockets; useful for carrying gear.
Wool-filled roll that keeps out chill; basic but serviceable.
Thick wool blanket that holds heat during cold nights.
Dried meats, hardtack and cheese designed to keep for days.
Leather waterskin with a cork stopper; holds about 4 pints.
Simple wooden torch for illumination (about 1 hour burn time).
Box of flint and charcloth for starting fires quickly.
Portable kit for sparking a flame; more durable than a tinderbox.
A common length of rope useful for climbing, hauling and tying.
Stout iron bar useful for prying open doors, crates, or stones.
A straight wooden pole for poking, vaulting, or detecting traps.
Bandages, salves and instructions for stabilizing the wounded.
Standard wooden-steel tipped arrows with a basic leather quiver.
A small lantern providing more stable light than a torch.
Black ink and a proper steel-tipped quill for writing or signing documents.
Crude but useful map showing roads, major landmarks and known ruins.
A small brass stamp and a stick of red sealing wax used to seal letters or packages.
A tiny silver charm carved in the shape of a boot — sold as a 'luck' trinket.
A small vial of red liquid that mends wounds when drunk.
A short blade useful for melee or thrown (20/60 ft).
Simple wooden club; cheap and common.
A versatile weapon that can be thrown or used in melee.
A light shortbow suitable for hunters; some used stock kept in the back.
Flexible armor offering modest protection; typical for apprentices and scouts.
Wooden shield with iron rim; adds protection for a single wielder.
Elsbeth Harrow
Shop Atmosphere
“Elsbeth hums old caravan songs while she works and keeps a ledger in which she adds a tiny doodle next to every regular customer's purchase. She will barter small favors (a meal, a delivery, a tale) for a modest discount rather than haggle over coins, and she hides a spare potion of healing behind the flour sacks "for emergencies." The bell above the door is actually an old horse bell that jingles twice if someone leaves without paying (she never uses it unless truly needed).”
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