Mora's Mourning Grove
Est. 2025 • Human Wizard (Grave Domain flavor) / Artificer tinkering background
Mora's Mourning Grove
Mora spends most afternoons kneeling in dirt beds arrayed with tiny white skeletons that blossom like flowers; she trims their ribcages and waters them with a b...
Shopkeeper
Mora Lysander, a Human Wizard (Grave Domain flavor) / Artificer tinkering background (Lvl 9)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(14)A small vial filled with a rosy liquid. A popular, mundane healing draught.
A deeper red elixir that seems to pulse faintly like a heartbeat.
A spray of tiny, white skeletal blossoms tied together. Looks mournful but delicate.
A thin ring with a tiny skull carved on the bezel. It hums faintly when near soil.
A sturdy hand-trowel etched with glyphs. Used for grave tending and delicate bone work.
A wand carved of darkwood capped with a tiny femur. When waved over soil, bones push up like stalks.
A small pouch containing fine grey powder sifted from the garden's plots.
A locket containing a sliver of a rib bone and a pressed mourning ribbon. It aches when its linked corpse is disturbed.
A parchment scroll with somber ink. The words shimmer briefly in moonlight.
A carved bone token the size of a palm. Warming it soothes the bereaved and calms restless spirits.
A dagger with a blade chipped from a bone-like crystal. Grants a slight arcane edge.
A long-handled scythe with runes along the blade. It feels heavy with memory.
A longsword with interleaved bone and steel. Balanced, with a faint echo of a dirge when swung.
A hooded cloak woven with thread that looks like slept-on cobwebs. Wearing it muffles movement.
Mora Lysander
Shop Atmosphere
“Mora spends most afternoons kneeling in dirt beds arrayed with tiny white skeletons that blossom like flowers; she trims their ribcages and waters them with a bone-inked watering can. She hums dirges while she works. She refuses to sell anything that would let a buyer mass-produce uncontrolled undead; if asked, she answers in a soft, amused tone and adds a sprig from her garden as a consolation. Customers are often offered tea steeped with petrified rose petals (free) and are politely reminded to leave a little soil on any bone purchases — 'for the babies,' she says.”
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