Ironhand Forge & Finewares
Est. 2025 • Dwarf Fighter
Ironhand Forge & Finewares
The forge smells of coal and oil; the front counter is flanked by a small, soot-blackened anvil where Hargun keeps a petrified coin he refuses to part with. He ...
Shopkeeper
Hargun Ironhand, a Dwarf Fighter (Lvl 6)
Keeper's Species
Dwarf
Shop Inventory
(18)A finely finished steel longsword, balance-tuned and beveled for longer edge life. Slightly lighter than merchant-stock blades.
A heavy single-headed axe with a reinforced wooden haft bound in iron bands to resist splitting.
A classic hammer with a slightly thicker head to maximize blunt trauma and reduce brittleness.
A tall yew longbow, strung with treated sinew. Maintains draw and accuracy over seasons.
A longsword subtly etched with wards and runes that gleam when drawn. Grants a modest magical edge in combat.
This +1 longsword's edge can be wreathed in flame once per day: extra fire damage for 1 minute (no concentration).
A round wooden shield with an iron rim and center boss. Durable and easy to helm with.
A flexible shirt of small interlocking rings with padding beneath; quieter and lighter than full mail.
A hammered steel breastplate shaped to allow movement. Ideal for adventurers wanting good protection without heavy encumbrance.
Treated leather with metal studs for added protection and durability without sacrificing stealth.
An iron-rimmed shield bearing a faint rune that improves the defender's guard.
A small vial of red liquid that mends flesh when imbibed.
Hammers, tongs, files, whetstones, and other essential tools in a hardened leather roll.
A set of iron shoes, properly fitted and nailed for a working horse.
A small wooden box containing an assortment of iron nails and rivets for quick repairs.
Hargun and apprentices will grind, hone, and oil a weapon to improve reliability and edge retention.
Patch dents, re-rivet plates, and replace leather straps to restore armor to serviceable condition.
Commission Hargun to craft or reforge a personalized piece. Deposit required; final cost based on materials and work.
Hargun Ironhand
Shop Atmosphere
“The forge smells of coal and oil; the front counter is flanked by a small, soot-blackened anvil where Hargun keeps a petrified coin he refuses to part with. He knocks three times on his hammer before speaking, offers ale to anyone patient enough to wait for a custom job, and always sharpens the customer's knife for free if they tell a good travel tale.”
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