The Ember Anvil
Est. 2026 • Dwarf Fighter (blacksmith)
The Ember Anvil
The forge always has one bell and one whistle: Borin keeps a small poker carved like a curling ram's horn that he insists you touch for luck before any blade pu...
Shopkeeper
Borin Ironhand, a Dwarf Fighter (blacksmith) (Lvl 4)
Keeper's Species
Dwarf
Shop Inventory
(19)A well-forged steel longsword, balanced and sharpened. Reliable for a frontline fighter.
A nimble blade favored by rogues and scouts. Comfortable leather-wrapped grip.
A small, versatile blade. Perfect as a backup weapon or throwing knife.
A heavy-headed hammer used by infantry and blacksmiths alike. Good for bashing armor.
A reliable shortbow of seasoned yew. Good draw weight for hunting and adventuring.
A full longbow for skilled archers; crafted to hold a long, steady draw.
A compact crossbow, easy to load and reliable in the hands of a trained shooter.
A finely-tooled shortsword with faintly warm metal and an ember-black finish. The smith claims a minor rune was bound into the hilt.
A round shield with iron rim and reinforced boss. Comfortable straps and a leather grip.
Leather reinforced with metal studs. Favored by scouts and lightly armored fighters.
Full chain mail of interlinked rings. Excellent protection for frontline warriors.
Scale mail made from overlapping metal plates riveted to a leather backing.
A standard bundle of twenty arrows. Properly fletched for consistent flight.
Twenty crossbow bolts in a small leather case. Balanced and hardened tips.
A small riveted spike sold to attach to a shield's rim for extra puncturing damage.
A small tin of oily salve with a faint metallic scent. Used to give a weapon a temporary, keen edge.
Hammer and tongs set, pouch of nails (dozen), sack of coal (day), oil and whetstone. Small but essential pack items.
A clear red vial sealed with wax. A staple in any adventurer's pack.
Armor and weapon repair service. The smith straightens, re-rivets, reshafts, and brightens metalware.
Borin Ironhand
Shop Atmosphere
“The forge always has one bell and one whistle: Borin keeps a small poker carved like a curling ram's horn that he insists you touch for luck before any blade purchase. The shop's anvil has dozens of tiny notches with dates scratched into them—each notch marks a completed important repair or a weapon sent with adventurers who returned. Borin keeps a kettle simmering on the far hearth; if it bubbles loudly and orange sparks appear in the coals, he claims the metal's temper is 'singing.' He charges a small discount to customers who bring a mug of stew and a good tale.”
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