Faber's Anvil & Ember
Est. 2025 • Dwarf Artificer (Smith)
Faber's Anvil & Ember
The forge always smells faintly of iron and orange smoke. Bromli hums an old apprentice tune taught by Magnus Faber; when he's pleased with a customer's trade, ...
Shopkeeper
Bromli Faber, a Dwarf Artificer (Smith) (Lvl 10)
Keeper's Species
Dwarf
Shop Inventory
(13)A finely balanced set of hammers, tongs, files and chisels in an oiled leather roll. Grants advantage on Smith's tools checks when used by someone proficient.
Bromli etches a minor protective or sharpening rune into a weapon or armor, granting a one-day minor benefit.
A standard-sized ingot of furnace-forged hearth-iron, favored by dwarven smiths for its grain.
Bromli takes special commissions — signature pieces inspired by the old lessons of Magnus Faber: balance, heat-line, and guild runes.
Quick service to patch dents, re-rivet loose scales, and oil moving parts.
A hammer forged in layered steel and engraved runes; perfectly balanced for both smithing and battle. A faint warm glow along the haft.
A heavy axe with extra-reinforced poll and a fluted head designed to shatter masonry and plate.
A short, balanced hammer with a carved knotwork grip. When thrown and a short prayer is spoken, it returns to the thrower's hand.
A snug-fitting chain shirt with plates at vulnerable joints, hammered and oiled to resist rust.
A reinforced breastplate with extra riveted bands and a hammered finish that deflects blows.
A stout round shield with an adamantine rim meant to catch blades and shatter them rather than the shield.
A ruby-red draught in a squat glass phial. Restores vitality when drunk.
A deeper crimson potion with flecks of gold-sand; often kept for emergencies.
Bromli Faber
Shop Atmosphere
“The forge always smells faintly of iron and orange smoke. Bromli hums an old apprentice tune taught by Magnus Faber; when he's pleased with a customer's trade, he stamps a tiny anvil mark on the item — a mark some collectors prize nearly as much as enchantments. He'll tell long stories of the Magnus Faber apprenticeship to anyone who buys a weapon or pays for a commission, and refuses to sell more than two potions of greater healing to one party (fear of resale in sieges). He hires a burly gnomish apprentice who polishes everything to a mirror shine and occasionally hides a small lucky nail in purchases for favored customers.”
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