The Lantern of Benediction
Est. 2025 • Human Cleric (Life Domain)
The Lantern of Benediction
Sister Maribel keeps a small bell behind the counter and rings it once for each major deity's festival — patrons celebrating that faith receive modest discounts...
Shopkeeper
Sister Maribel Kest, a Human Cleric (Life Domain) (Lvl 5)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(17)Simple, clean robes favored by city acolytes. Breathable linen with a faint embroidered candle motif.
Interlinked rings beneath a modest surcoat bearing a stylized lantern; standard protection for temple watchmen.
Solid oak staff, carved with tiny holy sigils at the tip. Useful for travel and modestly defensive.
A balanced dagger with a leather-wrapped hilt; commonly sold in the bazaar and used by temple guards.
Small lead bullets etched with holy sigils. Used by temple guards who favor nonlethal force.
Bandages, salves, splints and blessed water vials. The kit carries the scent of herbs and chant ink.
A vial of consecrated water used to repel or damage fiends and undead.
A small bundle of scent-sticks used in rites to calm congregations and purify spaces.
A small silver locket with a sealed fragment of a prayercloth reputed to ward against misfortune.
A short, parchment scroll inscribed with a simple blessing that grants a gentle magical aid.
A sturdy lantern whose glass bears etched prayers. When lit, the warm light eases fear.
Dried breads, salted meats, and nutrient cakes packaged for pilgrims and city-goers.
A carefully drawn map highlighting shrines, healing houses, reliquaries and safehouses.
Chunks of chalk inscribed with tiny blessings; used to mark doorways, altars and wards.
Wooden beads strung on braided cord; each bead bears a tiny prayer carved in common.
A small crystalline vial containing a rosy liquid that mends wounds when imbibed.
A bitter compound used to counter common venoms and poisons when administered quickly.
Sister Maribel Kest
Shop Atmosphere
“Sister Maribel keeps a small bell behind the counter and rings it once for each major deity's festival — patrons celebrating that faith receive modest discounts. She refuses to sell items explicitly intended for cursing, and will sometimes trade services (minor healing, prayer) for work in the temple garden. The shop is quiet at noon for the daily litany; strangers are expected to lower voices during that time.”
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