Keller's General and Gear
Est. 2026 • Human Artificer
Keller's General and Gear
The shop doubles as a patchwork 'civilian supply' hub for low-level operatives: shelves mix bandages and herbal salves with VHS tapes and small reloading tools....
Shopkeeper
Jonah Keller, a Human Artificer (Lvl 4)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(20)A small glass vial filled with a shimmering red liquid. Common restorative used by adventurers and first responders alike.
A compact kit of medical supplies. Staple for low-level parties and urban first aid.
Sturdy rope for climbing, hauling, or rigging a quick trap.
Simple preserved food to keep a party going between town stops.
A simple wooden torch soaked in resin. Useful in low-tech situations and for signaling.
A metal box with flint and tinder to start fires quickly.
A canvas waterskin for travel.
Standard kit for picking locks and handling simple traps.
A reliably made lock for merchant chests and storerooms.
A small box of ammunition for the modern firearms sold here. Caliber selection indicated on the box.
A pair of rugged, 1980s-style walkie-talkies with belt clips and a simple push-to-talk button.
A disposable 1980s-style film camera. Cheap and simple — good for documentation.
A portable cassette player (Walkman-era) for music or recorded messages.
A durable, handheld flashlight with a metal body. Common in urban adventuring kits.
A balanced short blade favored for close combat and precision strikes.
A light crossbow suitable for hunters and sentries. Uses quarrels/bolts.
A compact modern handgun (1980s-style service pistol). Uses lead bullets. Loud and reliable; effective at urban ranges.
A heavy, single-action/double-action revolver with a 1980s aesthetic. Good for users who want fewer jams.
A rugged pump-action shotgun favored for home defense and close-quarters work.
A long hunting rifle suitable for taking game or precise urban shots from a distance.
Jonah Keller
Shop Atmosphere
“The shop doubles as a patchwork 'civilian supply' hub for low-level operatives: shelves mix bandages and herbal salves with VHS tapes and small reloading tools. The owner labels everything with a neat fountain-pen script and refuses to carry digital payment—he accepts coin or a trade-in of useful parts. If music is playing in the shop, it's always a battered cassette the owner swears is 'the only copy left.' He offers to teach a customer how to clean a firearm or repair a Walkman for a small extra fee.”
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