Bristlepatch Armory

Shop · kept by Olli

Bristlepatch Armory

The armory is called Bristlepatch Armory, named for the thorny bristle bushes that keep returning through cracks in the lane stones outside.

Stock

17 items · 362 gp

Armour

6 items · 10 gp to 75 gp

Leather ArmorAC 1110 GP
Studded Leather ArmorAC 1245 GP
Chain ShirtAC 1350 GP
Scale MailAC 1450 GP
Chain MailPrizedAC 1675 GP
Shield+2 AC10 GP

Weapons

5 items · 1 gp to 25 gp

Longsword1d8 damage15 GP
Shortsword1d6 damage10 GP
Warhammer1d8 damage15 GP
Spear1d6 damage1 GP
Light Crossbow1d8 damage25 GP

Other

5 items · 2 sp to 3 gp

Bolts (20)Straight-fletched bolts, bundled in a fitted wooden case1 GP
Arrows (20)A sheaf of fletched arrows with plain iron heads1 GP
Quieting Strap KitReduces ordinary armor clatter when walking at a careful pace.3 GP
Field Gear-Care TinHelps protect metal gear from rust.5 SP
Dagger SleeveHelps prevent a carried blade from scratching nearby gear.2 SP

Potions

1 item · 50 gp

Potion of HealingHeals 2d4 + 250 GP

About

The armory is called Bristlepatch Armory, named for the thorny bristle bushes that keep returning through cracks in the lane stones outside. Its low stone frontage is crowded with practice shields and rust-red spearheads; inside, the air smells of lamp oil, leather, and hot iron. A narrow counter divides visitors from racks of weapons, while armor hangs in orderly rows beneath a soot-dark ceiling. The proprietor, Olli, is a broad-shouldered human veteran with a close-cropped gray beard and a missing fingertip. He tests every buckle himself, speaks plainly, and insists customers lift a shield before buying it. He keeps the more valuable stock in a rear room and quietly watches anyone who studies the locks.

Stash

4 items to steal

The stash · GM only

The valuable stock, daily cashbox, and order records are kept behind the counter in a narrow rear storeroom. The owner works near the front and checks the stock regularly; a simple bell wire guards the storeroom door.

Security check: DC 14Dexterity (Thieves' Tools)
If they fail: A bell wire at the rear storeroom door rings a handbell over the counter. The owner calls for the two neighboring watch patrols; if the party is caught, the owner demands the goods back and the local guard investigates the attempted theft.
The whole haul: About 50 gp

Counter takings18 GP
Kept: In a locked cashbox beneath the sales counter.
A leather coin roll holding the day's modest takings, mostly silver with a few gold pieces.
Value: 18 GP, 6 SP
Keepsake tin1 GP
Kept: Inside a folded work apron in the owner's small back room.
A tin keepsake containing a worn brass button and a tiny charcoal sketch of the owner's late partner.
Value: 1 GP as metal and tin, considerably more to its owner.
Silver-inlaid spurs25 GP
Kept: On a high shelf in the locked rear storeroom.
A pair of finely balanced silver-inlaid spurs, too decorative for ordinary patrol work.
Order ledger5 GP
Kept: In the owner's desk drawer, beneath invoices and sharpening notes.
A ledger of suppliers, unpaid debts, and recent deliveries, including an unusually large shipment marked for a local militia captain.
Value: 5 GP to a buyer seeking leverage; risky to sell locally.