The Iron Anvil
Est. 2025 • Dwarf Artisan (Blacksmith)
The Iron Anvil
The Iron Anvil smells of coal, oil and iron filings. Gorrim pounds a steady rhythm on his anvil while he talks — a song in hammer-strokes that means 'busy' or '...
Shopkeeper
Gorrim Stonebell, a Dwarf Artisan (Blacksmith) (Lvl 3)
Keeper's Species
Dwarf
Shop Inventory
(32)Well-balanced steel dagger with a leather-wrapped hilt. A reliable blade for newcomers.
A nimble one-handed blade favored by scouts and city watch.
Versatile knightly blade. Good all-around weapon for beginners and trainees.
Throwing-capable axe with a sturdy haft. Useful as tool and weapon.
Simple spear: practical, inexpensive, and serviceable as both polearm and throwing weapon.
A compact crossbow suitable for militia and light scouts. Requires bolts.
A light, reliable bow for hunters and rangers with modest draw weight.
Two-handed heavy hammer for breaking and battlefield work.
Twenty basic iron-tipped bolts. Reliable and inexpensive.
A bundle of twenty fletched arrows for bows.
A solid iron spike for anchoring ropes or improvised traps.
Forged hook with three barbs and an eye for rope. Practical and stout.
Iron manacles and basic lock. Standard issue for city watch.
Heavier shackles for secure transport of prisoners or cargo.
A complete blacksmith's kit: hammers, tongs, files, chisels and small anvil pieces.
Set of hand-forged horseshoes; nailed on with proper shoeing service.
Standard hemp rope: versatile and strong for climbing, tying, and hauling.
A small kit of flint, tinder, and firesteel; enough to start many campfires.
Simple pitch-soaked torch. Good for light and as an impromptu weapon against fragile foes.
Basic padded bedroll for sleeping outdoors; rolls up and straps to a pack.
Leather waterskin with cork stopper. Keeps about a gallon.
Stout pot for stews and forgeside kettles; can be used over coals and flame.
Small iron nails for quick repairs and carpentry.
A simple iron medallion stamped with the forge's mark. No magic — good for barter and identification.
Soft armor quilted with batting. Comfortable but noisy and flammable.
Treated leather armor offering modest protection with good mobility.
Leather reinforced with riveted studs; favored by scouts who want protection without bulk.
A shirt of interlinked metal rings worn over a padded layer. Good mid-tier protection.
A round steel-tipped shield with a leather grip. Adds reliable protection.
Full shoeing service: rehearse, fit and drive in four shoes. Includes minor hoof trims.
Basic stone sharpening and minor straightening/re-riveting to put a weapon back into field condition.
Thorough repair: dents removed, nails re-set, minor parts replaced, and edge tempered.
Gorrim Stonebell
Shop Atmosphere
“The Iron Anvil smells of coal, oil and iron filings. Gorrim pounds a steady rhythm on his anvil while he talks — a song in hammer-strokes that means 'busy' or 'content' depending on its tempo. He keeps a charred kettle singing on the forge and a fat gray cat named Spark that will hop into a lap for a scrap of meat (or a key). Gorrim answers questions with blunt, practical proverbs: 'If a blade sings, it'll mend; if it groans, it needs a new life.' He gives newcomers a small discount on their first sharpening if they tell him a believable adventure tale.”
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