Miren's Wandering Emporium
Est. 2025 • Human Bard
Miren's Wandering Emporium
Miren's wagon smells of pine oil, warmed bread, and old leather. Colorful pennants flap from the awning and a patchwork curtain hides the wagon's rear, where th...
Shopkeeper
Miren Dov, a Human Bard (Lvl 4)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(18)A small glass phial of crimson liquid. The standard adventurer's cure for bruises and cuts.
A heavier-stopper vial, deeper red and thicker than the common healing potion.
A clear vial containing a silvery liquid that tastes faintly of bitter herbs.
A small tin of thick, honey-colored salve that Miren claims his mother taught him to make.
A stout canvas bag with runed stitching along the seams that seems to swallow light when opened.
A neat leather roll with metal implements tucked inside. Miren polishes the picks before selling them.
A coil of hempen rope, rough to the touch but dependable.
A bundle of torches tied together, soaked and ready to light.
Packets of jerky, hardtack, and dried fruit wrapped in waxed cloth.
A stout waterskin with a brass spigot and Miren's merchant's mark stamped faintly on the side.
A patched leather pack with extra loops and pouches—Miren swears by the stitching on these.
A tightly rolled vellum scroll sealed with wax. The ink smells faintly of lavender.
A small brass compass engraved with a tiny starburst. It hums faintly when directions are true.
A compact lantern with a cool, steady glow; animals and flying insects seem uninterested in its light.
A dark green, travel-worn cloak with a silver leaf brooch. Comfortable and faintly warm.
Soft leather reinforced with tiny metal studs; flexible and good for rogues and rangers.
Soft leather boots with flexible soles and tiny silver studs in the heels for better grip.
A long, well-balanced blade with a faint blue temper line along the edge. Appears well cared for.
Miren Dov
Shop Atmosphere
“Miren's wagon smells of pine oil, warmed bread, and old leather. Colorful pennants flap from the awning and a patchwork curtain hides the wagon's rear, where the rarest goods are kept. Miren greets customers with a theatrical bow and a nervous half-smile. He talks fast, ties his stories to sales, and will haggle—especially with those who buy a story with their coin. He keeps a battered hand-mirror behind the counter that he uses to check people's teeth before offering a discount; legend says it used to belong to a traveling halfling thief who taught Miren the art of reading a customer's pockets. His ledger is a stack of folded maps; receipts are recorded as tiny sketches rather than numbers. Though cheerful, he carries a thin scar along his wrist and a small iron key on a cord that he never parts with.”
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