Keel & Quench Forge
Est. 2026 • Human Rogue (Assassin)
Keel & Quench Forge
Marrek polishes every blade with seawater and a sliver of shark oil, claiming it 'remembers the tides.' He counts repairs in knots rather than sessions and offe...
Shopkeeper
Marrek Voss, a Human Rogue (Assassin) (Lvl 9)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(15)A finely balanced +1 dagger, tempered for silent strikes and quick recoveries. Favored by infiltrators who need a reliable, concealable blade.
A shortsword etched with faint wave motifs; the blade holds an enchantment that makes it keener against hardy hides.
A narrow blade, its fuller filled with an oily blue film that chills when exposed to air. Popular with waterfront assassins.
A short scimitar with a thin, curved edge and a hook near the tip. Shipwrights and pirate hunters find it useful.
A dark, supple cloak that seems to ripple like a manta's wing. Useful for breathers and swimmers alike.
A stoppered flask that always feels damp when handled. Its flow can refill a cask or knock a lookout off their feet.
A stout satchel lined with runes. A staple for long voyages and treasure hauls.
A glass sphere that glows with a steady inner light and will bob along at your shoulder when released.
A forged iron spike with a leather-wrapped head and a small ring for a tether. Marrek sells these to skippers and smugglers alike.
A heavy canvas kit with tar, needles, and leather patches. Keeps sails and simple leather gear serviceable.
A length of hemp rope, 50 feet, treated against rot and salt.
A three-pronged grappling hook suitable for boarding, mooring, or climbing.
Polished leather boots with metal-plated heels that click like a metronome. Favored by couriers and quick-strike operatives.
A heavy, hooded cloak layered with oilcloth to keep rain and spray at bay. Not magical, but expertly crafted.
A glass vial sealed with blue wax. Restores a significant amount of vitality when consumed.
Marrek Voss
Shop Atmosphere
“Marrek polishes every blade with seawater and a sliver of shark oil, claiming it 'remembers the tides.' He counts repairs in knots rather than sessions and offers a complimentary splinter-needle and a shot of strong coffee to customers he suspects are scouts. He keeps a ravenous metal gull on the anvil that chirps whenever someone with a hidden blade enters.”
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