The Well-Tied Knot General Goods
Est. 2026 • Human Rogue
The Well-Tied Knot General Goods
The shop smells faintly of lemon oil and beeswax. The owner keeps a tiny brass scale on the counter and insists on weighing any coin offered for trade. A carved...
Shopkeeper
Mera Linvale, a Human Rogue (Lvl 5)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(21)A 50-foot length of hempen rope. Reliable, coarse fiber; the workhorse rope for most adventurers.
Fine silk rope, easier to handle and lighter than hemp. Costs more but better for delicate work.
A simple wooden torch wrapped in pitch. Cheap and reliable source of light for short durations.
A tinderbox for starting fires; simple and essential for camping.
A climber's kit: harness, pitons, boots, and other gear to make climbing safer and faster.
A healer's kit with bandages, salves, and splints for battlefield first aid.
Dried meats, hard bread, and other preserved fare good for travel.
A leather waterskin, lined and sturdy for long journeys.
A small bundle sale: 1 hempen rope, 2 torches, 1 tinderbox, and 1 day's rations.
A sticky glass flask of flammable paste that sets targets alight when thrown.
A vial of sanctified water, useful against creatures of darkness.
A plain-looking traveler's cloak that seems to take on the colors of the weather. Favored by cautious travelers.
A cloth satchel with a curious deep pocket. Items placed inside do not bulk up the bag's exterior.
A leather-bound merchant's ledger enchanted to guide the hand of its owner when valuing goods.
A small vial of red-streaked liquid that glimmers when shaken. The classic cure-all for battle wounds.
A bitter, viscous vial brewed to steady the body against toxins.
A short, well-balanced sword designed for quick strikes and finesse fighting.
A sturdy longbow carved from yew and backed with tendon; a staple for rangers and hunters.
A finely tempered shortsword with a runed pommel that hums faintly when drawn.
A flexible shirt of interlinked rings worn under clothing. Offers decent protection without heavy encumbrance.
A round wooden shield with iron rim, painted with the shop's small knot insignia.
Mera Linvale
Shop Atmosphere
“The shop smells faintly of lemon oil and beeswax. The owner keeps a tiny brass scale on the counter and insists on weighing any coin offered for trade. A carved wooden knot over the door is said to bring good deals to honest buyers. On market days the owner offers 'haggle tea'—a small cup to loosen tongues; anyone who sips gets one extra roll at negotiation if the proprietor approves.”
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