Alderfen General Store
Est. 2025 • Human Commoner
Alderfen General Store
Alderfen General Store sits on the main street of Habetsgard: a low, wide building of weathered planks with a sagging sign painted with a faded sheaf of wheat. ...
Shopkeeper
Marla Alderfen, a Human Commoner (Lvl 2)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(24)Well-stitched leather pack with straps and several pockets; carries tools or provisions for travel or fieldwork.
Thick wool roll that unrolls into a simple sleeping mat; dust-resistant for barn sleeping.
Treated goat-skin waterskin with a wooden stopper; good for a day's travel for one person.
Small metal box with flint and steel and char-cloth — used to light fires and lanterns.
Simple wooden torches dipped in pitch; bright but smoky — favoured for fieldwork and barnlight.
Lamp oil in a small glass flask; used for lanterns and preservation wax.
Coarse-but-sturdy rope, the workhorse of farm and field tasks.
Finer, lighter rope favored when weight matters; smooth and less likely to fray.
Dried bread, cheese, and salted meat—plain but filling.
Glass-pane lantern with a hood to help control light and wind — common in farms and stables.
Metal prybar used for opening crates, lifting boards, and prying stuck doors.
Carpenter's hammer and a small set of pitons and nails — for quick fencing or barn repairs.
Enough grain seed to sow a small patch for a single season; tested for Habetsgard soil.
A well-stocked case of salves, bandages, and poultices — used to staunch bleeding and set minor wounds.
Set of chisels, mallet, measuring tools and a plane for repair and construction work.
Anvils, hammers, tongs and files in a portable kit — necessary for basic forging and blade sharpening.
Sturdy canvas and leather bags that hook to a saddle for carrying goods — popular with traders.
Rod, line, hooks and basic lures — small river kit meant for local creeks and ponds.
Tallow candles wrapped in paper for light around the house and in barns.
Three-pronged farm fork used for hay, muck, and general heavy work; doubles well as a polearm.
Curved blade for cutting grain and weeds; light and quick.
Simple leather cuirass patched and oiled for weather resistance; favored by foremen and riders.
Reinforced wooden shield bound in iron bands; often used by guard of the village watch.
A small vial of red liquid that glows faintly; consuming it closes wounds and eases pain.
Marla Alderfen
Shop Atmosphere
“Alderfen General Store sits on the main street of Habetsgard: a low, wide building of weathered planks with a sagging sign painted with a faded sheaf of wheat. Inside, the air is always a mix of lanolin, oil, and warm bread from a neighbor's oven; shelves are packed with sacks of seed, coils of rope, tins of nails, and jars of suspiciously good pickled vegetables. Barrels near the back hold spares—torches, tar, and a few better tools. A stout counter is scarred from decades of hammered-in nails and the groove of a ledger where Marla keeps accounts. Marla Alderfen, the owner, is a broad-shouldered woman in her late forties with a streak-stained apron and a quick, practical laugh. Once a traveling peddler, she knows prices and people and will haggle with a farmer over a bag of seed but rarely over a neighbor's coin. She keeps one common potion of healing tucked under the counter (“for emergencies and good customers”), and will accept eggs, firewood, or a favor off the books in trade more readily than coin—especially if you bring fresh bread. Her shop dog, a brindled terrier named Stub, sleeps by the door and will inspect coin purses with equal enthusiasm. Regulars know to look for Marla's little brass token nailed above the counter—if it shines, she's in a good mood and offers a slight discount; if it's dull, better come back tomorrow.”
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