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Est. 2026 • Human Commoner with expert blacksmith training

Vale & Daughter Ironworks

The forge burns from dawn until late evening, filling the shop with the scent of coal, hot iron, and oil. Tomas insists that every weapon be tested by striking ...

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Shopkeeper

Tomas Vale, a Human Commoner with expert blacksmith training (Lvl 1)

Keeper's Species

Human

5 Weapons2 Armor6 Misc1 PotionsEst. 155 gp

Shop Inventory

(14)
Weapons5

A plain iron dagger with a leather-wrapped grip. The shop keeps several in stock for travelers, apprentices, and household defense.

A dependable hand axe with a broad, practical blade. Each one is balanced for chopping wood as well as fighting.

A sturdy longsword with a plain crossguard and serviceable grip. It lacks ornament, but its edge is carefully maintained.

A long-handled spear with an iron head and ashwood shaft. Popular with caravan guards and village watchmen.

A compact blacksmith's hammer with a reinforced head and weighted pommel. It is designed for emergency repairs but is balanced well enough for combat.

Atk Once per long rest, when thrown at a creature within 20 feet, the wielder may use a bonus action to impose disadvantage on that creature's next weapon attack if the hit lands. The tool then lodges in a nearby surface and must be retrieved.
Armor2

A fitted leather jerkin reinforced with small iron studs across the chest and shoulders.

AC +11

A round wooden shield faced with iron edging. The front bears a simple painted human sunburst, though customers may request a blank design.

AC +2
Miscellaneous6

Straight-shafted arrows with practical iron heads and gray goose-feather fletching.

Short quarrels with blunt iron caps and dark-stained wooden shafts.

A gray-black tin of flux paste mixed with fine iron filings. It is useful to adventurers who expect to maintain gear far from a proper forge.

Repairs superficial dents, loose rivets, and small cracks in nonmagical metal. It cannot restore a destroyed item or repair magical damage.

A compact collection of basic smithing and repair tools packed in a roll of thick leather.

A polished iron whistle on a leather cord, stamped with the mark of the forge. Cheap, loud, and popular with caravan guards.

The whistle produces a sharp tone audible at a great distance in still air. It is commonly used to signal caravan workers or summon assistance at the forge.

A thick iron lantern made for forge roads and night patrols. Its handle remains cool enough to carry even after a short time near a fire.

The lantern's shuttered sides can be closed to reduce its light to a narrow 5-foot beam or extinguish it without consuming the wick.
Potions1

A small glass vial containing ruby-red liquid with a faint metallic scent. The blacksmith purchases these from a traveling herbalist and keeps them behind the counter.

Heal 10 HPRestores hit points when consumed. A creature can benefit from only one such draught during a short rest if the DM applies a house limitation, but the item itself follows standard potion rules.

Lootable Stash

(5)

Where The Take Sits

The shop's valuables are divided between the front counter, Tomas Vale's cramped office, and the rear workshop. The cashbox and ledger are protected by ordinary locks, while the most accessible trade goods sit near the forge. During business hours, the apprentice watches the counter, and the ringing of the forge makes quiet movement difficult to detect but provides cover for a careful thief.
1 Money On Hand1 Personal Item1 Valuable Records1 Trade Goods1 Useful Equipment

Security Check

Dexterity (Sleight of Hand) with thieves' tools, or an equivalent tool check
DC 13

On Failure

A failed theft attempt may cause a stack of scrap metal to collapse with a loud crash. The owner, Tomas Vale, emerges from the rear forge carrying a smithing hammer, while his apprentice bars the front door and calls for the nearby town watch. If the party is caught, Tomas demands repayment for any damage and reports the incident unless they offer a convincing explanation or restitution.

Estimated haul

93.16 gp

Money On HandLoot target #1

Day's Earnings Cashbox

18 gp, 43 sp, and 86 cp
Under the counter, secured with a simple lock and partially concealed by a folded leather apron
A locked iron cashbox containing the day's earnings, mostly in small coins from repairs, nails, horseshoes, and weapon sales. The box also contains two silver trade tokens accepted by local caravan masters.
Personal ItemLoot target #2

Tomas's Wedding Band and Portrait

3 gp in material value, considerably more to Tomas
Locked drawer in the small office behind the sales counter
Tomas Vale's worn wedding band and a small portrait of his late wife, both kept in a wooden drawer beside his work ledger. The ring is plain but sentimental, and stealing it would provoke a determined personal pursuit.
Valuable RecordsLoot target #3

Forge Accounts Ledger

25 gp to a rival merchant, blackmailer, or smuggler; negligible value to ordinary buyers
On a shelf in the rear office beneath a stack of old invoices
A bound ledger recording debts, supply costs, caravan contacts, and recent purchases of iron from a neighboring mining settlement. The names of several local merchants and one discreet mercenary company appear inside.
Trade GoodsLoot target #4

Unfinished Steelwork Bundle

22 gp total
Inside a half-open storage chest near the quenching trough
A wrapped bundle of six unfinished dagger blanks, three horseshoe sets, and a finely worked steel buckle intended for a minor noble's riding harness. The buckle is the most valuable piece and is recognizable by its engraved crest.
Useful EquipmentLoot target #5

Apprentice's Fine Smithing Tools

20 gp
Hanging on a pegboard in the rear workshop, close to the forge and visible from the office doorway
A spare set of high-quality smith's tools with a balanced hammer, narrow tongs, punches, and a whetstone. The tools are not magical, but an experienced smith would pay well for them.
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Tomas Vale

Human•Commoner with expert blacksmith training•Lvl 1

Shop Atmosphere

“The forge burns from dawn until late evening, filling the shop with the scent of coal, hot iron, and oil. Tomas insists that every weapon be tested by striking it against a hanging iron bar before sale. Customers who boast about their fighting skill are handed a harmless practice blade and challenged to demonstrate their stance. A bell tied to the back door rings whenever it opens, and Tomas keeps a notebook of every blade sold, claiming that a good smith should know where their work ends up.”
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