Winterbloom
Est. 2026 • Hill Dwarf Guild Artisan
Winterbloom
The shop is called Winterbloom because the first jeweler kept a sprig of white winterbloom on the counter year-round, and the scent became associated with hones...
Shopkeeper
Olym Kett, a Hill Dwarf Guild Artisan (Lvl 5)
Keeper's Species
Hill Dwarf
Shop Inventory
(16)Fine steel picks, gravers, files, pincers, and a small loupe packed in a felt-lined case.
A spool of thin, waxed cord with a compact iron needle and sealing hook.
A tin of chalky white compound that removes tarnish and restores a dull shine to metal.
A small brass compass mounted in a hinged wooden case, sold to sailors, merchants, and treasure hunters.
A clear glass vial with a cork stopper, suitable for samples of venom, perfume, acid, or unusual liquid.
A clear quartz crystal suspended in a simple silver wire cage, suitable as an arcane or divine focus.
A plain iron ring set with a tiny piece of polished glass that shines like a candle when commanded.
A pale blue bead mounted in a copper clasp. It warms slightly when the wearer handles delicate mechanisms or hidden catches.
A heart-shaped pewter locket containing a dried green leaf sealed beneath thin glass.
A single black pearl earring threaded onto a thin silver hook. It faintly vibrates near whispered conversation.
A handsome bronze signet ring with a shallow false face and a nearly invisible hinge beneath the bezel.
Soft boiled-leather bracers and a narrow gorget, decorated with tiny brass studs rather than silver trim.
A compact wooden buckler faced with dark leather and fitted with a bright brass boss.
A balanced dagger with a silver-coated edge, a leather-wrapped grip, and a sheath lined with wool.
A thumb-sized stoppered vial of amber liquid, kept behind the counter and sold only after questions about its intended use.
A ruby-red restorative draught in a faceted glass bottle with a waxed cork.
Lootable Stash
(5)Where The Take Sits
Security Check
On Failure
Estimated haul
394.77 gp
Counter Purse
Olym's Key Ring
Unfinished Setting Stones
Consignment Ledger
Stamped Silver Bar
Olym Kett
Shop Atmosphere
“The shop is called Winterbloom because the first jeweler kept a sprig of white winterbloom on the counter year-round, and the scent became associated with honest appraisals. That original plant died long ago, but Olym Kett replaces it every cold season. Every finished piece receives a tiny hidden notch on its underside, allowing Olym to recognize his own work. He distrusts anyone who refuses an appraisal and offers unusually fair prices for damaged family jewelry, provided the seller can explain where it came from.”
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