Shrine of the Salted Palm
Est. 2025 • human cleric
Shrine of the Salted Palm
Brother Marcellus tosses a pinch of salt into the air when he counts coin and hums a low sea-chant that seems to make the lanterns gutter toward the door. He of...
Shopkeeper
Brother Marcellus Tidesong, a human cleric (Lvl 2)
Keeper's Species
human
Shop Inventory
(15)A small brass amulet bearing the stylized wave-and-palm sigil of the sea deity. Cleaned and blessed on a weekly schedule.
A leather waterskin, salted and stitched to resist mildew. Refilled at the shrine's cistern for a small fee.
A modest set of fishing tackle blessed with a knot-work charm to bring luck to the catch.
Sturdy hempen rope coiled and tagged with a small shell — sold and occasionally lent to fishermen and sailors.
A well-kept healer's kit kept on the altar for emergencies and given to those in need for a modest donation.
A flask of consecrated holy water blessed against creatures of unholy origin.
A small glass vial of bitter-tasting antitoxin kept in the shrine's infirmary chest.
A brass-and-glass hooded lantern the shrine lends to night-watch volunteers and occasionally sells to sailors.
A small flask of oil, suitable for lanterns and torches.
A bundled torch sold at cost; often offered free to pilgrims who can't afford one.
A day ration of dry fish, hard bread, and salted fruit. Simple, filling, shelf-stable.
Tidecaller's Shell: a polished shell carved with runes. The cleric crafts a few and sells them to those who travel sea routes.
Clear blue vial sealed with wax stamped with a tiny wave. A common potion kept in the shrine's locked alcove.
Vial of Blessed Brine: a temple-made charm used to steady nerves and limbs against the sea's pull.
A three-pronged trident favored by coastal watchers. Practical for nets, spearing fish, and as a weapon.
Brother Marcellus Tidesong
Shop Atmosphere
“Brother Marcellus tosses a pinch of salt into the air when he counts coin and hums a low sea-chant that seems to make the lanterns gutter toward the door. He offers 'blessings for safe passage' in exchange for small favors like mending nets, drawing water, or lighting candles for the votive racks.”
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