Mira's Tallowfin Fletchery
Est. 2025 • Human Ranger
Mira's Tallowfin Fletchery
The shop smells faintly of tar, smoke, and brine. Netting and half-made shafts hang from the rafters; a gull skull carved with dozens of tiny nicks sits above t...
Shopkeeper
Mira Tallowfin, a Human Ranger (Lvl 3)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(16)A hand-shaped shortbow of yew, well-balanced for quick shots. Popular with fishermen who double it as a small harpoon launcher.
A longer, powerful bow crafted from layered driftwood and yew. Favoured for longer-range hunting over cliffs and reefs.
A short-handled harpoon head with a socket that can be affixed to stout shafts or launched from a heavy bow/staff.
A finely balanced, handcrafted shortbow. Smoother draw and slightly greater range than an ordinary shortbow.
Thin darts suitable for a blowgun — useful for small-game hunting or making quiet distractions.
Twenty iron-headed arrows with goose-feather fletching. Reliable and inexpensive.
Spare steel points for re-tipping arrows. Standard issue in the village.
Narrow, slightly bodkin-shaped points intended to punch through tougher hides and lighter armor.
Arrows with rounded tips for training or nonlethal captures — useful for village competitions and hunting for market rather than meat.
A heavy-headed arrow with folding barbs and a short length of cord — ideal for hauling fish or snagging cargo.
An elegantly fletched arrow whose shaft is faintly warm. A single <Featherflight> arrow was a specialty of Mira's mentor.
A small lure made from mother-of-pearl and a sliver of a singing shell. It hums faintly when in water.
A leather quiver with a padded lining to keep arrows dry and quiet. Comes with small pockets for nocks and spare points.
A plain leather quiver that holds twenty arrows. Cheap, serviceable, and replaceable.
A viscous sea-resin Mira uses to waterproof fletchings and bonds. Keeps wood and feathers from swelling.
Mira will re-fletch, replace nocks, and re-tip up to ten arrows. Turnaround usually same day unless the shop is crowded.
Mira Tallowfin
Shop Atmosphere
“The shop smells faintly of tar, smoke, and brine. Netting and half-made shafts hang from the rafters; a gull skull carved with dozens of tiny nicks sits above the workbench. Mira whistles sea shanties when she works and keeps a battered wooden bowl by the counter for offerings—small trinkets left by grateful fishers. She'll barter a little for useful trinkets (shells, old coins) but insists on proper payment for her magical pieces. If she likes a customer's story, she may throw in a repaired arrow or a free feather.”
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