Stonehearth Reforging
Est. 2025 • Hill Dwarf Cleric (Forge Domain)
Stonehearth Reforging
The forge smells of iron and slow-baked bread. The shopkeeper whistles an old stone-song as he works; any hammering out of rhythm draws a playful scowl. He keep...
Shopkeeper
Bromli Ironmend, a Hill Dwarf Cleric (Forge Domain) (Lvl 10)
Keeper's Species
Hill Dwarf
Shop Inventory
(17)A full set of a working smith's tools. The backbone of any blacksmith's work; used to craft and repair metal items and armor.
A compact whetstone for sharpening swords, axes, and arrowheads.
A classic adventurer's bag that never takes up much space in your pack.
A specialized anvil used to rehabilitate and mend items deemed beyond simple repair.
An alchemical oil used to temper armor, momentarily improving its protective qualities.
Specialized tongs that help the smith guide and stabilize small, delicate pieces during repair.
Armor and weapon repair service: includes cleaning, minor dents, rebinding leather straps, and basic tempering.
Salvage and smelting service. Bring broken gear and metal to be melted into ingots or reforged.
A small flask of shimmering red liquid. The staple healing potion adventurers keep on hand.
A larger vial of deep-rose liquid that mends flesh more effectively than the common potion.
A flask of bright scarlet liquid for when wounds are grave and quick mending is needed.
A +1 longsword, its edge kept keen and its pommel stamped with a hammer-and-gear motif.
+2 Battleaxe, trusted by frontline dwarven warriors and worth its weight in coin.
A dwarven-made hammer that aids smiths in repairing and reforging broken metalwork.
A dark cloak that seems to warm slightly to the touch, favored by smiths who step from forge to field.
A well-made +1 breastplate, ideal for fighters and paladins who prefer mobility without sacrificing defense.
A shield tempered in the forge and designed to take a beating and be easily re-tempered afterwards.
Bromli Ironmend
Shop Atmosphere
“The forge smells of iron and slow-baked bread. The shopkeeper whistles an old stone-song as he works; any hammering out of rhythm draws a playful scowl. He keeps a battered infant helmet on a shelf with a peg leg nailed through it as a warning to anyone who leaves armor untreated. The bell above the door rings once for customers and twice for apprentices; if you ring it three times, the dwarf will appear with a steaming mug and a lecture about proper tempering.”
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