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Est. 2025 • Human Druid 10 / Wizard 6 (Arcane Herbalist)

The Rowan & Rune

Mairead keeps a small bowl of rowan berries by the till and will only accept payment in full if the customer places a berry on top of the coin pile as an offeri...

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Shopkeeper

Mairead O'Rien, a Human Druid 10 / Wizard 6 (Arcane Herbalist) (Lvl 16)

Keeper's Species

Human

17 Misc1 PotionsEst. 99.8k gp

Shop Inventory

(18)
Miscellaneous17

A feathered quill stained faintly green. Ink written with it resists smudging and is legible even under arcane obfuscation.

Writings made with this quill grant +2 to checks to copy spells or transcribe rituals; ink resists magical fading.

High-quality treated parchment, slightly supple and etched with faint knotwork lines for margins.

Ideal for spell scroll creation; scribing DC for scrolls lowered by 1 when using this parchment.

A small glass vial of ink that leaves faintly luminous rune-prints that persist for an extra hour when inscribed.

When used to scribe a scroll, the chance of a miscast is reduced (DM option) and the inscription can be read in dim light without a light source for 1 hour.

A 300-page textbook used by first- and second-year students at the Celwyn Academy, bound in green leather with a rowan leaf stamped on the cover.

Using this book grants advantage on one Nature or Arcana check related to wild magic if studied for 8 hours beforehand (once per long rest).

Dense, footnoted tome preferred by students preparing for mid-level practicals; includes two recorded lessons (as crystal storage tags).

Studying this for 24 hours grants a bonus to spell attack rolls for the next day (requires DM adjudication).

A scroll bearing a complex knotwork seal and the woven words of a greater cultivation ritual.

Single-use. Casts plant growth as the 6th-level version when read. Usable by a spellcaster who can cast 6th-level spells or who makes an ability check using spellcasting ability to cast from the scroll.

A rare scroll wrapped in woven ivy. The script seems to flicker when glanced at from the corner of the eye.

Single-use. Casts phase door (homebrew/rare teleportation spell) — essentially similar to teleport up to 500 feet within line of sight if DM allows; requires attunement to the scroll's rite or a successful spellcasting ability check to use.

A heavy, rune-stitched book that contains lore, rituals, and minor wards derived from the old ways. Bound in thin wood and leather, warm to the touch.

Once attuned (attunement required), the reader learns two cantrips from the druid or bard lists (player's choice). Additionally, once per long rest the user can cast detect thoughts as a ritual without material components.

A supple book with a braided silver clasp. When opened, faint motes of green light drift above the pages.

Holds up to 6 prepared spells (levels 1–5). Once per long rest, the attuned owner can cast one stored spell at one level higher without expending a spell slot. Grants +1 to spell attack rolls while attuned.

An ancient folio bound with living bark. Small green shoots sprout from the spine at dawn and wilt by dusk.

Heal 30 HPReading the tome over 7 days grants the benefits of lesser restoration and, once attuned after a ritual, allows the attuned to cast regenerate once per long rest. The book possesses a dormant consciousness tied to the ancient wood spirits—unlocking full power requires a nature-bound quest (handled by DM).

A shimmering vial of ink that writes in colors that shift like oil on water; letters written in it are momentarily alive.

Once per use, words written with this ink can act as a 1-minute charm on a single literate humanoid who reads them ( Wis save negates).

A leather tube lined with protective sigils; scrolls stored within do not decay or fade and are hidden from detection magic (limited).

AC +2Grants a bonus to saving throws against effects targeting scrolls inside the case and resists scribing corruption. Once per week, the case can suppress divination targeted at its contents for 1 hour.

A compact manual describing local herbs, their ritual uses, and simple poultices. Comes with pockets for sample leaves.

When used to prepare natural remedies, grants +2 to Medicine checks and allows preparation of herbal healing salves (5 uses before replacement).

A woven bookmark of thorns and cord. When placed in a book it marks the exact sentence the reader left off and hums softly when the reader approaches.

Automatically marks the last read page and can recall the last five passages read when the owner concentrates for 1 minute. Grants +1 to checks to recall textual information.

Printed syllabus for current semester courses at Celwyn Academy. Sold by the dozen or individually.

None (administrative document).

A small crystal lens set in a brass rim engraved with ogham. When peered through, arcane sigils and enchantments lace the edges of written text.

Grants advantage on Intelligence (Arcana) checks to identify runes and written magical effects. Once per day allows the user to decipher a single magical script automatically (DM adjudicates).

A rare, illustrated work on regional lore and the semi-mythic Rowan-King. Contains marginal rituals and a map to a minor standing stone.

Contains a one-time ritual (minor boons) usable by a druid or bard to commune with a local nature spirit (DM determines exact effect).
Potions1

A ruby-red elixir sealed with wax stamped in knotwork. Heals grievous wounds.

Heal 4 HPHeals HP (D&D 5e: greater healing normally ).
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Mairead O'Rien

Human•Druid 10 / Wizard 6 (Arcane Herbalist)•Lvl 16

Shop Atmosphere

“Mairead keeps a small bowl of rowan berries by the till and will only accept payment in full if the customer places a berry on top of the coin pile as an offering to the book-spirits. She offers a student discount if presented with a Celwyn Academy sigil or a particularly well-transcribed marginal note. The shop smells of peat smoke, ink, and crushed herbs; a faint hum of protective wards can be felt in the spine of larger tomes. Mairead occasionally sells 'research access'—half-day sessions in a locked backroom with her personal notes for a fee, but insists such access be used for scholarly ends only.”
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