The Old Knife
Est. 2025 • Human Fighter
The Old Knife
The Old Knife sits on a stinking stretch of quayside where gulls outnumber customers. The forge's chimney smells of tar and fish; Bran keeps a chipped tankard o...
Shopkeeper
Bran 'Ironhand' Marrec, a Human Fighter (Lvl 4)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(19)A well-balanced dagger with a brass guard and a scarred hickory handle. Favored by sailors for cutting ropes and fish guts.
Short-handled axe meant for close-quarters shipboard fighting and cutting rigging.
Long, barbed spear with a rope looped through its haft. Good for catching sea beasts and boarding grapples.
A sturdy shortsword with extra rivets and a fuller to drain out salt-spray; balanced for quick stabs in cramped holds.
Curved blade popular with harbor cutthroats and fishermen who double as fighters. Blade has salt-etched etchings.
A compact crossbow with a shorter prod for confined spaces; useful for sentries on the pier.
Light armor whose leather has been specially treated with fish oil and pitch to resist salt and mildew.
A mid-range defensive shirt with extra rivets and a padded liner to deflect rope burns and shrapnel from rigging.
A round shield with an iron rim to prevent cracking during boarding melees.
Hammers, tongs, chisels and files—portable enough for on-deck repairs.
Bran can sharpen, resew leather, replace rivets, and straighten bent blades and braces.
Quick hone and pitch-treatment to help edges resist rust for several weeks.
Three-pronged grapnel with 30 ft. of treated hemp—useful for mooring, climbing, or towing small boats.
Specialized nails that hold better in damp wood than standard tacks.
A sturdy brass lantern with glass reinforced by wire—keeps a steady light through storms.
Sturdy shackles with a simple tumbler lock. Used by harbor watch and less scrupulous captains.
A hand-forged dagger whose edge gleams with a faint bluish sheen. The salt-stains never quite wash out. Detectably magical and prized by smugglers.
A heavy boarding axe with a small hook on the back used to pull sailors and snag rigging. The metal hums faintly when swung.
A thin spring-loaded blade that fits into the palm and flicks out with a finger press. Popular with those who prefer subtlety on the docks.
Bran 'Ironhand' Marrec
Shop Atmosphere
“The Old Knife sits on a stinking stretch of quayside where gulls outnumber customers. The forge's chimney smells of tar and fish; Bran keeps a chipped tankard of brine beside his anvil as a 'seasoning.' He greets regular crews by tapping their names on the anvil with a hammer. He offers free coffee to anyone who trades a sea-tale (true or convincingly told). He refuses to repair anything from the Red Tide Company and hides a small tin of 'lucky rust' under the counter that he sprinkles on certain blades for sailors leaving on long voyages.”
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