Vale Botanics
Est. 2026 • Half-elf Herbalist and Healer
Vale Botanics
The stall smells of warm honey and damp earth. Tamsin constantly hums an old river tune and will insist you take a sample if you admire any jar. She writes smal...
Shopkeeper
Merrin Vale, a Half-elf Herbalist and Healer
Keeper's Species
Half-elf
Shop Inventory
(15)A small tear-shaped vial of glowing, rose-tinged liquid. Common and widely used for field healing.
A squat glass phial corked with beeswax, the liquid inside shimmers like sun on water. Less common than the basic potion but prized on dangerous roads.
A warm, plant-scented poultice the size of a hand. Designed for field use when a full potion is unavailable.
A bitter-smelling vial of pale liquid, kept under cork and wax. Useful for travelers into marshes or places with poisonous fauna.
A well-worn kit with dried herbs tucked into its seams. Tamsin patches up more than scrapes with this.
A wooden box with pestle and glass tubes. Essential for anyone who works with plants.
Small glass vials with cork stoppers. Tamsin sells them in handfuls.
A small ceramic flask filled with clear blessed water. Kept behind the counter for hunters of things that crawl out of old graves.
A small tin of sticky, amber-colored balm made from bramble sap. Hunters use it before a hunt.
Strips of scented petals bundled around a stick. Crosswell fishermen like these on foggy mornings.
A green salve that smells faintly of citrus and iron. Made from moonwort and bilewort; used by trappers in the marshes.
A spool of dark green thread sold with a small needle. Tamsin keeps a handful of these for urgent repairs.
A small jar of translucent petals pickled in honey and spice. Crosswell children trade these as sweets.
A fist-sized bundle of dried herbs for everyday use in kitchens and camps.
A coarse, amber tea brewed from valeroot and nightrose. Patrons sit at Tamsin's stall to drink and gossip.
Merrin Vale
Shop Atmosphere
“The stall smells of warm honey and damp earth. Tamsin constantly hums an old river tune and will insist you take a sample if you admire any jar. She writes small sketches of plants in the margins of receipts and keeps a battered brass bell to call stray animals away from her shelves.”
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