Pierson's Peripatetic Provisions
Est. 2026 • Half-elf Bard
Pierson's Peripatetic Provisions
Pierson hums an old dockyard shanty when he counts change and keeps a little brass bell on the counter to call attention to new goods. He insists on trading at ...
Shopkeeper
Pierson Danse, a Half-elf Bard (Lvl 4)
Keeper's Species
Half-elf
Shop Inventory
(22)A coil of 50 feet of hempen rope, reliable for climbers and campsites.
A simple bedroll for one, serviceable and slightly smoked to resist mildew.
Trail rations, one serving. Keeps well on long roads and sea journeys.
A simple torch wrapped in oil-soaked cloth. Good for caves and signaling.
A leather waterskin with a brass stopper. Slightly salted from a coastal supplier.
A common adventurer's backpack, able to carry the basics of a traveller.
A pint of lamp oil. Useful for lanterns, torches, and some alchemical tasks.
A hooded lantern that can be closed to contain the light. Useful in towns and ships.
A signal whistle favored by hunters and caravan guards.
A coastal spyglass imported from distant ports. Pierson warns: 'Keep it wrapped when not in use.'
A padded sack with stitched sigils. Perfect for long expeditions and odd cargo from abroad.
A smoother, lighter rope prized for delicate uses and quick climbs.
A fragrant satchel of rare spices. Useful for culinary trade, bribes, or as barter.
A compact compass engraved with the mark of a distant guild. Pierson says it points toward 'where you left your heart.'
A traveler's shawl woven in distant islands. It sheds dew and wraps warm against sea wind.
A vial of antitoxin. Useful after bites or exposure to common venoms.
A small glass phial of red liquid. Restores a modest amount of health when drunk.
A stronger restorative potion, saved for bad wounds.
A balanced blade useful for close work and throwing. Comes with a leather sheath.
A short, sharp sword favored by scouts and sailors.
A compact hunting bow that trades power for convenience.
A basic light crossbow, suitable for many adventurers. Comes with a spare bolt pouch.
Pierson Danse
Shop Atmosphere
“Pierson hums an old dockyard shanty when he counts change and keeps a little brass bell on the counter to call attention to new goods. He insists on trading at least one story along with any purchase and will wrap items in seaweed-scented paper when pressed. He refuses to sell to anyone who cannot recite a port phrase he teaches customers.”
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