The Inkbound Codex
Est. 2026 • Human Wizard
The Inkbound Codex
The Inkbound Codex sits behind a lattice of copper pipes and humming candles; shelves slope inward so scrolls 'lean' toward the counter as if eager to be read. ...
Shopkeeper
Maris Thorne, a Human Wizard (Lvl 9)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(21)A high-quality blank scroll of vellum favored by scribes and wizards for scribing spells. Sold in sleeves of five.
Bottle of durable black scribe ink. Suitable for magical inks and routine writing.
A neatly-inked scroll that bursts into a mote of light when read.
A parchment that, when read, instantly bristles with arcane force to protect the caster.
A tidy scroll used to reveal a single item's magical properties and curses.
A short, fragrant scroll that, when activated, blurs the caster into a momentary cloud of mist and reappears nearby.
A parchment inked with a binding glyph. Use to paralyze a humanoid foe if the spell succeeds.
A brittle, heat-scented scroll that erupts into roaring flame when read.
A dense, rune-stamped scroll that crackles when an enemy tries to weave magic.
A scroll wrapped in a silver thread; grants a surge of speed and reflexes when read.
A heavy parchment that, when read, hardens the caster's skin to stone.
A pale-blue scroll that quiets light around the reader, rendering them unseen.
An ivory scroll that unfolds into a perfect, invisible ledge of force when read.
A white-inked scroll pulsing faintly. If used immediately after death, may restore a creature to life.
A leather pouch full of common material components, chalk, a pinch of sulfur, bat guano substitute, etc.
A set of preservative pigments used to varnish and protect scrolls.
A compact, gold-rimmed scroll that hums faintly; designed for quick reactions in dangerous fights.
A narrow scroll bound with feather motifs; releases a storm of spectral arrows when read.
A small ring of paper that holds a simple charm for later release.
A small vial of red liquid used to mend wounds.
Viscous potion favored by veterans; stronger restorative effect.
Maris Thorne
Shop Atmosphere
“The Inkbound Codex sits behind a lattice of copper pipes and humming candles; shelves slope inward so scrolls 'lean' toward the counter as if eager to be read. The owner annotates each scroll with a tiny sigil indicating who tested it—an ironclad guarantee in these parts. The shop often smells of ozone and bergamot; customers are offered tea while the shopkeeper fetches their items. Bargaining is expected, but the shopkeeper never haggles over preservative services.”
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