The Cauldron of Cŵn (Cŵn is Welsh for hounds)
Est. 2025 • Half-elf Wizard
The Cauldron of Cŵn (Cŵn is Welsh for hounds)
Eira speaks in riddles and intersperses Welsh proverbs; she will only haggle if the buyer brings a small offering from their homeland (a coin, herb, or trinket)...
Shopkeeper
Eira ferch Gwyn, a Half-elf Wizard (Lvl 15)
Keeper's Species
Half-elf
Shop Inventory
(13)A carved bog-oak horn set with a moonstone; when blown it summons spectral hounds from the Otherworld to harry foes or hunt by scent for an hour.
A palm-sized black slate inscribed with shifting ogham-like runes. Useful to casters who bargain with the land or rewrite small pieces of fate.
Soft leather boots lined with rabbit fur from sacred burrows. They make the wearer light-footed and at home in meadows and stone circles.
A cloak woven with autumn-coloured silk, embroidered with silver runes that shimmer like moonlight on lochs. Grants weather and fate-touched protections.
A short rod wrapped in red leather with a tiny carved dragon head. Functions as a staff of fire-like powers with draconic flair.
A hand-stitched vellum scroll containing names of minor local fey and one ritual to glean a creature's true name for a short time.
A small crystal vial of clear, cold water said to be drawn from a sacred lake. Drinking shows glimpses of probable futures.
A thick, loam-colored draught that temporarily bonds the drinker to the land, hardening flesh and sharpening senses.
A deep-green tonic brewed from thorn-berries and faerie moss. Restores body and cures afflictions.
A narrow wand of yew topped with antler motif. Casts haste-like effects and spells that bolster mobility.
A short dagger forged from mirror-silver, with runes of warding on the pommel. Useful against ghosts and fey averse to silver.
A locked oak chest with drawers containing things like powdered snake's eye, dried rowan bark, chalk, soot, feathers, string, and small mundane fey-lodestones. Perfect for ritualists and casters in need of components.
An ink-map on vellum showing secret fords, ley-node crossings, faerie gates and safe paths across bog and mountain within a 100-mile radius. The ink shimmers with tiny moving dots when danger is near.
Eira ferch Gwyn
Shop Atmosphere
“Eira speaks in riddles and intersperses Welsh proverbs; she will only haggle if the buyer brings a small offering from their homeland (a coin, herb, or trinket). The shop fills with soft howls at night and the windows shine faintly under moonlight; items tied to fae pacts occasionally whisper to customers. She insists all metal traded be lain on a slab of riverstone first to 'wash the old debts away.'”
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