The Tilted Phial
Est. 2025 • Human Warlock
The Tilted Phial
The Tilted Phial sits on a crooked lane under a sagging sign. Inside, the air is damp and smells of old cheese, stale ink, and something faintly sour that the o...
Shopkeeper
Morwen Nettle, a Human Warlock (Lvl 4)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(12)A cloudy glass phial of red liquid. It quivers faintly and smells faintly of iron and mildew.
A chalky green vial that leaves a bitter film on the lips.
A blackened glass flask with a rope wick wound round its neck and a tacky residue on the lip.
A clear vial of bubbling green liquid that smells faintly of citrus and rust.
A slightly cloudy glass bottle, cork stained with old wine.
A gnarled wooden wand, wrapped in cracked leather; its tip holds a dull mote of trapped light.
A squat, cork-stoppered phial that exhales a small, melancholy sigh whenever it is uncorked or at unpredictable intervals.
A dented tin decorated with the face of a smiling fisherman. When opened it offers a single, unsolicited tip.
A half-melted candle that leaves a trail of sticky, pungent wax like old cheese wherever it is placed.
A single, moth-eaten wool sock that seems unnaturally eager to be reunited with other socks.
A tarnished hand mirror framed in tarnished bone. The glass is streaked with a fog that clears to reveal slight differences from the present.
A fat, cork stopper that, when uncorked, emits a hissing murmur like a barge whispering through reeds.
Morwen Nettle
Shop Atmosphere
“The Tilted Phial sits on a crooked lane under a sagging sign. Inside, the air is damp and smells of old cheese, stale ink, and something faintly sour that the owner insists is 'aged arcane perfume'. Shelves lean inward as if trying to whisper to one another. Everything for sale is ornamental, pointless, or mildly annoying by design; buyers come for curiosity, not usefulness. The proprietor, Morwen Nettle, is a thin human warlock, level 4, who wears a coat with deep pockets full of empty bottles. She speaks in dry, theatrical asides and takes payment in exact change or odd favors. The shop uses standard D&D currency of platinum, gold, electrum, silver, and copper with the customary exchange rates described in the 5e SRD. Prices for common consumable magic items such as potions of healing are commonly set around 50 gp in current 5e guidance; many mundane adventuring items and reagents follow Player's Handbook / SRD equipment pricing. citeturn0search0turn1search4turn1search1”
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