Scroll and Tell
Est. 2025 • Human Wizard (Scribe)
Scroll and Tell
Elias Vellum greets customers like an old neighbor: he smells faintly of oatmeal and ink, keeps a basket of eggs by the counter as barter, and will trade a disc...
Shopkeeper
Elias Vellum, a Human Wizard (Scribe) (Lvl 2)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(13)Thick, cream-colored parchments rolled and tied with hemp — good for copying spells, notes, or saving a family recipe.
A goose quill, a small vial of black ink (waterproof-ish), and a cloth. Elias insists the quill is 'good for cursive'.
A well-thumbed booklet of planting dates, moon phases, and a scribbled protective rhyme Elias swears keeps hail at bay.
A hastily sketched map of nearby farmlands, common footpaths, a rickety bridge, and a small hollow Elias claims has 'good berry'.
A tightly rolled scrap of vellum that, when read aloud, provides a faint guiding touch to a skill check.
A neat scroll with a simple healing charm. Elias keeps a couple at the ready for barn accidents.
Hand-lettered runes around a light blue glyph. Elias uses it to check for cursed seeds more than arcane relics.
A faint scent of straw and oats clings to this scroll. Elias wrote it to ask the old hound where the chickens went.
Sewn with green thread; when read it smells faintly of recently-turned earth. Useful for catching pests—or foes.
Inscribed with feather-like flourishes. Elias insists every scythe-wielder keep one when climbing haylofts.
A careful, formal script. Elias reserves these for when livestock comes down with a stubborn sickness.
Edges sprinkled with a pale dust. Will grant stealth to those walking through fields and hedgerows under moonlight.
A small piece of parchment folded into a corn-kernel shape and inked with a protective rune. Hung above doorways, it keeps vermin and minor curses at bay.
Elias Vellum
Shop Atmosphere
“Elias Vellum greets customers like an old neighbor: he smells faintly of oatmeal and ink, keeps a basket of eggs by the counter as barter, and will trade a discount for fresh produce or a story of the road. He often hums farming songs while writing and will loudly bless any scroll sold for 'field use' (to the mild embarrassment of city visitors). The shop walls are hung with pressed herbs, seed packets, and a chalkboard listing 'Today's breezes' — his humorous weather notes. Elias refuses to sell scrolls containing violent curses but is pragmatic about useful, non-lethal magic for a hardworking life.”
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