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The White Basin Apothecary

Est. 2026 Aged dragonborn Alchemist and retired caravan healer

The White Basin Apothecary

The shop is called The White Basin, a spotless herbalist's storefront built inside a former public bathhouse. Every surface is scrubbed daily with citrus oil an...

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Shopkeeper

Vessarak Ashscale, a Aged dragonborn Alchemist and retired caravan healer (Lvl 8)

Keeper's Species

Aged dragonborn

9 Misc1 Misc3 Potions1 Misc1 WeaponsEst. 348 gp

Shop Inventory

(15)
Miscellaneous9

A stoppered clay flask etched with pale blue lines. The herbalist sells these to travelers who cannot trust local wells.

The water is purified and safe to drink, even if collected from a contaminated nonmagical source.

A packet of white cleansing powder made from salt, powdered charcoal, and dried moonmint.

When mixed with water, it neutralizes ordinary dirt, foul odors, and nonmagical grime from one Small or Medium creature or an equivalent area.

A tin of pale green salve that leaves the skin cool and faintly fragrant.

Removes ordinary dirt, blood, and strong odors. It grants advantage on the next Charisma check made to appear presentable within 1 hour, at the DM's discretion.

A packet of comfrey, yarrow, and silverleaf wrapped in waxed paper.

A creature that spends one Hit Die during a short rest while using the poultice can add to the hit points regained from that die. A creature can benefit from only one poultice per short rest.

A sharp-smelling salve of eucalyptus, charcoal, and winterroot, commonly used in plague wards and sealed tombs.

For 8 hours after application, the user has advantage on saving throws against inhaled nonmagical poisons and disease carried by airborne particles.

A bundle of white sage, cedar, and dried lavender tied with immaculate linen cord.

Burning the sprig produces fragrant smoke that masks ordinary odors in a 10-foot-radius area for 10 minutes. It does not conceal magical scents or remove the tracks of creatures.

Flat blue tablets made from crushed kelp, charcoal, and a trace of alchemical salt.

For 8 hours after taking a tablet, the creature has advantage on saving throws against one specific ingested nonmagical poison chosen when the tablet is taken.

A clean white mask fitted with a charcoal-lined nosepiece and soft ties.

While worn, the mask grants advantage on saving throws against unpleasant but nonmagical airborne irritants, such as smoke, dust, mold spores, and common herbal fumes. It does not protect against magical effects or fully prevent poison damage.

A travel packet of chamomile, honey crystals, and duskpetal, favored by guards and long-distance couriers.

After a creature drinks a prepared cup, it has advantage on its next saving throw against exhaustion caused by lack of sleep during the following 8 hours. The tea does not remove existing exhaustion.
Miscellaneous1

A neatly organized herbalism kit with polished tools and labeled glass containers.

The kit includes a mortar, pestle, vials, tweezers, drying cloth, measuring spoons, and a compact field guide.
Potions3

A red liquid with floating golden motes, bottled according to the standard formula used by many apothecaries.

Heal 2 HPNone beyond its normal healing effect.

A clear potion with a single green leaf suspended in the center. It tastes sharply of mint and copper.

For 1 hour after drinking, the user has advantage on saving throws against disease and resistance to poison damage. This potion does not cure existing poison or disease.

A milky white antidote stored in a thick glass vial with a wax seal.

The drinker can end one effect causing the poisoned condition if that effect was caused by a nonmagical toxin. It has no effect on magical poison or the poisoned condition caused by a spell.
Miscellaneous1

A practical travel mirror sold to adventurers who want to inspect wounds, disguises, or suspicious stains.

Once per day, polishing the mirror with a clean cloth causes it to reveal ordinary dirt, blood, or bodily residue on a visible surface. It cannot detect magical traces.
Weapons1

A discreet self-defense pouch sold with strict instructions not to use it near food, children, or open wounds.

On a hit, the target must succeed on a Constitution saving throw or have disadvantage on its next weapon attack before the end of its next turn. The pellets have no effect on creatures immune to poison.

Lootable Stash

(6)

Where The Take Sits

The shop's most valuable goods are divided between the front display shelves and a locked preparation cabinet in the rear office. Money is kept beneath the counter, while personal effects and the customer ledger are concealed in the aged dragonborn's desk. The apprentice sleeps in a loft above the workroom and can hear glass breaking or the rear door opening.
1 Money On Hand2 Personal Item2 Valuable1 Records

Security Check

Dexterity (Stealth) combined with thieves' tools or appropriate tool checks
DC 16

On Failure

The apprentice notices that a jar has been moved and calls for his master. The aged dragonborn does not attack immediately, but loudly invokes the shop's neighborhood alarm pact. Within 10 minutes, two local watch officers and several nearby healers arrive. If the party attempts to flee through the rear door, they also disturb a rack of hanging glass bottles, creating noise and releasing a harmless but strongly scented cleansing vapor that makes tracking them easier.

Estimated haul

461.02 gp

Money On HandLoot target #1

Daily Receipts

86 gp, 47 sp, 32 cp
Locked cashbox beneath the counter
A locked iron cashbox containing the day's sales, mostly in carefully sorted silver and gold coins. The dragonborn keeps only a small amount in the front till.
Personal ItemLoot target #2

The Old Master's Spectacles Case

15 gp to a collector, but emotionally priceless to the shopkeeper
Inside the dragonborn's desk drawer in the rear office
A polished brass spectacles case containing reading lenses, a miniature whetstone, and a faded charcoal sketch of the dragonborn's deceased adventuring companions.
Personal ItemLoot target #3

Apprentice's Silver Badge

25 gp for the silver, or considerably more to someone seeking false credentials
Hung on a cord beneath the apprentice's work apron
A silver apprentice's badge stamped with the shop's sunburst emblem. It identifies the bearer as a recognized assistant of the cleansing house and could provide limited social leverage in local healer circles.
ValuableLoot target #4

Rare Medicinal Concentrates

180 gp total
Hidden behind the third row of white ceramic jars in the locked preparation cabinet
Six sealed vials of rare powdered ghostcap, winterroot, and black lotus antidote concentrate. The ingredients are legal but expensive, and each vial is labeled with its safe dilution ratio.
RecordsLoot target #5

Customer and Debt Ledger

50 gp to an information broker, with potentially greater leverage value
False-bottom compartment in the rear office desk
A leather ledger listing regular customers, outstanding debts, private medical purchases, and the names of several adventuring companies. Selling the information could be profitable, but exposing it would make enemies among local healers and respectable families.
ValuableLoot target #6

Sunwash Reagent

100 gp
Suspended in a padded rack inside the locked glass cabinet
A thumb-sized crystal vial containing a pale gold cleansing reagent used in the shop's most expensive restorative formulas. It is not a complete potion by itself, but an alchemist or spellcaster could use it as a rare component.
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Vessarak Ashscale

Aged dragonbornAlchemist and retired caravan healerLvl 8

Shop Atmosphere

The shop is called The White Basin, a spotless herbalist's storefront built inside a former public bathhouse. Every surface is scrubbed daily with citrus oil and powdered chalk, and customers are expected to rinse their hands in a shallow marble basin before browsing. Bundles of herbs hang in symmetrical rows beneath a ceiling painted like a pale morning sky. The air smells of mint, clean linen, and faint dragonfire. Aged dragonborn proprietor Vessarak Ashscale is a level 8 alchemist and retired caravan healer with translucent amber scales, a white beard braided with ceramic beads, and a voice like warm gravel. He is patient, exacting, and deeply suspicious of anyone who handles an unsealed vial. His apprentice, Mira Pell, is a level 3 human acolyte who keeps immaculate notes and insists that every purchase be wrapped in fresh paper. Vessarak's breath weapon is rarely used in the shop, but he can exhale a brief cloud of harmless warm air to dry herbs or sterilize metal tools. He refuses to sell lethal poisons, though he stocks antidotes for nearly every common toxin. Customers who haggle are offered a choice between a lower price and a day of unpaid cleaning. The shop's clean appearance is not merely aesthetic. Vessarak believes physical order helps the mind resist panic, infection, and magical corruption.
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