Sirocco Sundries & Skiff
Est. 2025 • Human Ranger
Sirocco Sundries & Skiff
The shop is built into the lee of a small tribal trading barge airship. Sand always finds its way into every shelf. The owner stamps each sale with a tiny sun-b...
Shopkeeper
Nahla ibn Sahir, a Human Ranger (Lvl 5)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(22)A balanced throwing and stabbing blade, common among caravan guards.
A short, sharp sword suited for quick skirmishes in the dunes.
A light crossbow that trades reload time for power.
A bundle of twenty standard arrows.
A traveler’s bedroll, padded for cooler nights and able to be lashed to a pack.
One day's trail rations, compact and preserved for long travel.
A sturdy waterskin treated to reduce spoilage; essential in the desert.
A coil of rope useful for climbing, securing cargo, and rigging.
A simple torch for brief light in the night or in hold spaces.
A flask of lamp oil, used for lanterns, torches, and small fires.
A healer's kit, containing supplies to staunch wounds and stabilize the injured.
Thieves' tools for opening locks and disarming simple traps.
A desert lantern crafted to give bright light without baking its surroundings; useful aboard a skiff hold.
A fan used by caravan leaders; helps keep a small area cool and signaling.
A trinket favored by desert scouts that seems to blur outlines in swirling sand.
A jar of warming spice and preserved tea; a comfort to crews and travelers alike.
A repair kit essential for the small trading barge's rigging and canvas sails.
Light armor offering mobility and some protection; common among desert riders.
Studded leather offers better protection while remaining light.
A simple wooden shield reinforced with bronze, common on trade barges.
A light scarf woven from sun-reflective fibers, common among sand nomads.
A common healing potion to mend injuries incurred in travel or combat.
Nahla ibn Sahir
Shop Atmosphere
“The shop is built into the lee of a small tribal trading barge airship. Sand always finds its way into every shelf. The owner stamps each sale with a tiny sun-brand to prove it passed inspection. Business hours shift with the winds; locals barter spices and stories more eagerly than coin. A brass hook near the counter holds messages from the barge's next stop, and a scattering of prayer beads hangs from the rafters to ward the crew from sandstorms.”
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