Blackvein Armory & Sundries
Est. 2025 • Dwarf Fighter
Blackvein Armory & Sundries
Brom speaks in a gravelly whisper and never shows daylight—he'll haggle in coin or in favors. He keeps a ledger of 'discreet acquisitions' behind a false brick;...
Shopkeeper
Brom Blackvein, a Dwarf Fighter (Lvl 12)
Keeper's Species
Dwarf
Shop Inventory
(18)A serviceable steel longsword, edge well cared-for and balance tuned. Not enchanted, but clearly loved.
A balanced steel blade with faintly glowing runes along the fuller. Grants a modest enchantment to hit and damage.
A heavy warhammer with dwarven runes. Strikes land truer and harder.
A thin dagger whose edge seems to drink in the light. Seller is upfront that this blade comes at a bargain.
Iron-bound wooden shield, dented and scarred but serviceable.
Full chainmail patched in places with mismatched rings; offers reliable protection.
A battered steel shield inlaid with a single silver rune. Grants a boost to AC.
A breastplate with seams of darker metal. Stops jagged weapons from splitting armor.
Heavy leather boots with iron toes and a faint rune inside each cuff.
A full plate with runes etched deep into the metal. It hums when danger approaches.
A heavy cloak that seems to shrug off minor blasts and chills.
A battered toolkit containing pliers, ring, tiny hammers, files, oil, and a few enchanted needles for repairs.
A reinforced gauntlet with a compact spring grapnel and reel. Popular for urban infiltration.
Heavy iron shackles connected by short chain. Used by slavers and jailors—Brom sells to 'interested parties.'
A cracked piece of ornate plate with sigils worn nearly smooth. Brom insists it's scrap—some buyers pay to restore it.
An iron lantern that emits a steady light and sometimes makes faint shapes visible.
Straps and pockets holding spare straps, small chain links, leather patches, and emergency oil.
A stout vial of ruby liquid. Heals significant wounds when consumed.
Brom Blackvein
Shop Atmosphere
“Brom speaks in a gravelly whisper and never shows daylight—he'll haggle in coin or in favors. He keeps a ledger of 'discreet acquisitions' behind a false brick; occasionally he offers odd trade-ins (memories, promises, or names). Customers who show him a drop of blood from an old battlefield often receive a knowing nod and a better price on weapons.”
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