Anvil of the Nine Fires
Est. 2025 • Mountain Dwarf Artificer (Battle Smith)
Anvil of the Nine Fires
The smithing cavern is lined with nine rune-forges; Durgan refuses to work on any item that would 'dishonor the fires' — items for thieves that are blatantly cu...
Shopkeeper
Durgan Ironbrow, a Mountain Dwarf Artificer (Battle Smith) (Lvl 8)
Keeper's Species
Mountain Dwarf
Shop Inventory
(14)A finely balanced steel blade quenched in rune-ink; a faint seam of warmth runs along the fuller. Standard blade shape, ornately inlaid hilt.
A long blade forged with a hollow channel for everburning ember-embers; when ignited it sheds light and spits sparks.
A stout warhammer balanced for throwing. This is a tempered copy made on commission with some but not all of the old dwarven hammer rites.
A heavy crossbow with reinforced stock and runed tension bands for extra durability and accuracy.
Half-plate rendered in lighter mithral inserts with integrated rune-forging to ease movement; offers protection with reduced encumbrance.
A heavy-round shield bound with runed steel strips and an inner leather cradle. Slightly lighter than its appearance suggests.
Leather boots with removable hobnails and modest metal reinforcement — useful for climbing and traction on ice.
A clear vial with rosy liquid; tingly to the tongue. Standard restorative draught.
A deep crimson elixir sealed with wax. Warms the chest when swallowed.
A well-kept leather roll of hammers, tongs, punches, and calibration gauges favored by master-smiths.
A bundle of 20 iron-headed arrows or crossbow bolts, quality-forged with true-fletched vanes.
A compact kit containing oil, stones of varying grit, and a leather strop. Keeps blades keen and rust at bay.
On-the-spot repairs for broken metalwork and weapons, blessed briefly with runic heat to reseal fractures.
Durgan accepts commissions for custom weapons — shape, balance, and ornamentation tailored to the buyer. Price varies with materials.
Durgan Ironbrow
Shop Atmosphere
“The smithing cavern is lined with nine rune-forges; Durgan refuses to work on any item that would 'dishonor the fires' — items for thieves that are blatantly cursed or used for assassination are turned away. He'll haggle on non-magical goods but is strict about deposits for commissions. Durgan speaks in curt, good-humored grunts, offers a shot of smoked ale to new customers, and will tell tales of each rune-forge's origin if given a free lunch.”
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