Ironhand Armory
Est. 2025 • Hill Dwarf Artificer (Armorer)
Ironhand Armory
Brundar insists every customer tap his anvil three times before a bargain — he says it 'sets the deal in iron.' He hums an old battlefield stave while working a...
Shopkeeper
Brundar Ironhand, a Hill Dwarf Artificer (Armorer) (Lvl 6)
Keeper's Species
Hill Dwarf
Shop Inventory
(25)Well-forged steel longsword with a leather-wrapped grip; balanced for both one- and two-handed use.
Light, thrusting blade favored by scouts and rogues.
Two-handed slab of steel; hefty and brutal in capable hands.
Classic throwing and backup blade; good edge, stout point.
Well-seasoned yew longbow with a taut string; reliable at range.
Simple folding crossbow favored by militia; easy to maintain.
A finely tempered longsword etched with faint runes; grants a slight magical edge.
Stout round shield with metal boss; standard soldier-grade.
Flexible armor of tough leather reinforced with small metal studs; good for rogues and scouts.
Medium armor formed of interlocking rings beneath padded cloth; a balance of mobility and protection.
Full hauberk of interlocked steel rings; heavy but reliable.
Forged and tempered breastplate that balances protection and mobility.
Rows of metal strips riveted to a backing; very protective but restrictive.
Masterwork full plate — the pinnacle of nonmagical protection available in the city.
Interlinked rings of magically reinforced steel; slightly improves protection without extra weight penalty beyond normal chain mail.
Chain mail reinforced with adamantine links; built to last and blunt lethal critical blows.
A small vial of red liquid that mends wounds when swallowed.
A stronger concoction favored by veteran adventurers.
A metal spike you can attach to a shield to add a damaging edge to shield bashes.
A bundle of well-fletched wooden arrows with iron heads.
Crossbow bolts, standard iron points.
Sturdy hemp rope; useful for climbing, hauling, and improvisation.
Small strop and stone for keeping blades sharp.
A set of hammers, tongs, files and other tools for metalworking and minor repairs.
Brundar will repair dents, replace straps, and re-rivet mail; time varies by damage.
Brundar Ironhand
Shop Atmosphere
“Brundar insists every customer tap his anvil three times before a bargain — he says it 'sets the deal in iron.' He hums an old battlefield stave while working and will trade a 'lucky nail' (free) for any broken blade he keeps to study. He refuses to sell plate to anyone who won't let him see their war scars or hear a story of battle first.”
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