The Wandering Margins
Est. 2025 • Human Wizard (Scribe)
The Wandering Margins
Mirelle insists on wrapping purchases in brown paper and tying them with a scrap of ribbon that matches the customer's aura (she'll ask color and why). She ofte...
Shopkeeper
Mirelle Quillhand, a Human Wizard (Scribe) (Lvl 7)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(14)Hand-stitched journal with acid-treated pages that resist smudging; the cover has a faint sketch of a compass rose.
A goose-feather quill with a vial of iron-black ink and a small bottle of quick-dry additive.
Pouches, sand, bone folder, ruler, and a small clamp; everything a bookbinder needs for repairs and bindings.
A pamphlet recounting the recent floods, suspicious land grants, and minor political gossip.
A portfolio of common spells copied for apprentice wizards — contains cantrips and 1st–2nd level spells.
A parchment with glowing script that dissipates when read to cast Invisibility once.
A narrow scroll of pale feathers embedded in the ink, humming faintly with airy power.
A well-illustrated compendium of regional fauna and flora, annotated with Mirelle's personal notes on behavior and traps.
A slim, rune-etched book that hums softly when opened. Perfect for curious spellcasters or thieves of knowledge.
A half-accurate map of old sewer tunnels and collapsed merchant routes under the city. Edges marked with warnings in a coded hand.
A thimble-sized vial of silver-blue ink that will not smudge and shows a hidden name in any text when used properly.
Loose leaflets, single-page poems, flyers for plays, and a few torn maps. Good for scribbles or kindling.
A small vial of ruby liquid that heals minor wounds when consumed.
A battered velvet cap with a shimmering lining; when wearing it, the brim keeps its shape suspiciously well.
Mirelle Quillhand
Shop Atmosphere
“Mirelle insists on wrapping purchases in brown paper and tying them with a scrap of ribbon that matches the customer's aura (she'll ask color and why). She often offers a 'mood reading' of a book to buyers—a short, uncanny sentence about what the tome 'wants' the reader to learn. The back of the shop has a locked ladder leading to a 'catalogue attic' that she claims is organized by scent; she may lend or trade access for favors, obscure books, or a good story.”
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