Mira's Saltfire Forge
Est. 2025 • Sea Elf Artificer (Battle Smith background)
Mira's Saltfire Forge
Mira keeps the forge under a translucent dome in a tidal grotto; she greets customers by dipping a finger into the molten saltfire and leaving a small spiral bu...
Shopkeeper
Mira Kelem, a Sea Elf Artificer (Battle Smith background) (Lvl 6)
Keeper's Species
Sea Elf
Shop Inventory
(13)Heavy iron-tipped harpoon on a carved kelpwood shaft. Balanced for throwing and for use with line reels.
A three-pronged trident tempered in Mira's saltfire. Standard seafolk weapon, sturdy enough to hook and hold larger prey.
A longspear whose blade was folded with tidal iron. Designed for both shipboard stances and open-water dueling.
A knotted net of tarred hemp with leaded edges and quick-release clips for swift deployment and retrieval.
A mouthpiece of folded silver and whale-bone that helps conserve a breath. Non-magical but crafted precisely for seafolk physiology.
A polished conch shell edged in silver. When pressed to the ear, it can be used to listen across short distances underwater.
A viscous oil used to temper blades and protect gear from long exposure to brine and pressure.
A simple ring with a droplet of compressed seawater within. Functions like a waterbreathing ring but is an inferior artisan's make—reliable enough for single divers and patrols.
A kit of woven kelp, soaked in sealant, and small metal clamps to staunch deep wounds and minor pressure-related injuries.
Studded leather whose studs are cast from a corrosion-resistant alloy made from saltsteel. Lightweight and favored by swimmers and scouts.
Scale mail crafted from layered, treated scales of deepwater fish and rivets of tempered coral. The armor hums faintly with cold sea energy.
A round shield inlaid with living barnacle plates that harden when wet. Common among coastal marines.
A jar of viscous salve made with powdered coral and kelpmaid fern. Applied to wounds for rapid surface healing.
Mira Kelem
Shop Atmosphere
“Mira keeps the forge under a translucent dome in a tidal grotto; she greets customers by dipping a finger into the molten saltfire and leaving a small spiral burn as a sign of craftsmanship. She hums old sea-shanties when tempering metal—customers say pieces sound 'tuned to the tide.' She dislikes surface-sparks and will not sell her best pieces to those who refuse to swim a short lap to test gear.”
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