Inventors House
Est. 2026 • Human Artificer
Inventors House
The shop smells faintly of brine, hot metal, and lemon oil. Marin keeps a small brass bell shaped like a gull that must be rung before making a bargain; they in...
Shopkeeper
Marin Quell, a Human Artificer (Lvl 6)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(16)A small glass vial filled with a shimmering red liquid. A staple for adventurers.
A larger, more potent potion in a reinforced vial. Favored after tougher fights.
A ceramic flask wrapped in oilcloth. Throwing this on impact creates a sticky burst of flame.
A cloth sack with an ever-so-slightly unnatural depth when you peer inside. A favorite of smugglers and explorers.
Leather-rimmed goggles with adjustable lenses and a small dial to dim or sharpen the view.
Two polished stones, warm to the touch. Speak a short message into one and the other glows.
A dark metal rod with a thumb switch. Click it, and it refuses to budge from its place.
A coil of stout rope, treated against salt and rot for coastal use.
A palm-sized clockwork beetle of brass and polished shell plates. Its single glass 'eye' can transmit a faint humming signal back to the operator's receiver.
A brass lantern with a hollowed chamber and a small siphon for seawater. Perfect for fishermen and divers.
A compact brass launcher with a leather sling. It spits a hooked grapnel with surprising force and has a small clockwork winch on its side.
A wooden trunk with labeled vials, brushes, and folding scrapers. Popular among shipwrights and inventors who work near the surf.
A neat roll of tools designed for fine mechanical work. The tools are seaworthy and resistant to rust.
Thin, bright copper wire kept in a sealed glass spool to prevent tarnish from the sea air.
A short wooden torch wrapped in oily rags and treated with resin. Cheap and reliable.
A small tube strapped to the wrist, loaded with a single charged pellet. Designed for close-quarters surprise or shipboard defense.
Marin Quell
Shop Atmosphere
“The shop smells faintly of brine, hot metal, and lemon oil. Marin keeps a small brass bell shaped like a gull that must be rung before making a bargain; they insist the bell 'charges the contract.' Many devices come with hastily drawn sketches and a tiny note in the margin that reads 'tested at sea' if they have been.”
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