The Brass Sirocco
Est. 2026 • Human Artificer
The Brass Sirocco
The shop floor is layered with beaten copper plates that warm in the sun; the proprietor polishes each weapon daily with camel oil. A small brass sandglass on t...
Shopkeeper
Hakim al-Sarif, a Human Artificer (Lvl 5)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(17)A well-made iron shortsword with a leather-wrapped hilt. Reliable, easy to fence in close desert bazaars.
A razor-curved scimitar forged with a slight bevel to hold an edge in sandy conditions.
A sharp dagger with an etched brass guard. Comfortable for thrown or melee use.
A short, recurved bow favored by caravan guards for its compactness and quick draw.
A sturdy light crossbow with bone inlay; easier to hold and aim from behind cover.
Sunforged Scimitar. A finely balanced scimitar with a tempering that grants a +1 to strikes.
Dune-Strider Sling. A short leather sling woven with hair-fiber to resist sand abrasion; grants +1 to attack and damage.
A round shield rimmed in bronze. Painted with a faded sunburst — a common motif in this city.
Studded leather crafted from treated desert-hide. Lightweight and ventilated for hot climates.
A chain shirt with interlocked rings coated to resist sand abrasion.
Scale mail whose metal plates are flattened and oiled to stop sand from jamming the scales.
Sandglider Cloak. A light, woven cloak that seems to shift like dune-sand when you move beneath it.
A neatly bundled set of arrows, fletched with tough feathers suited to dusty winds.
Crossbow bolts cut from lightweight reed and tipped with tempered iron.
A leather roll full of tools favored by rogues and scouts for bypassing simple locks.
A coil of treated rope used for climbing, binding, and securing loads on caravans.
A small glass phial filled with a warm, honey-colored liquid. Standard healing potion.
Hakim al-Sarif
Shop Atmosphere
“The shop floor is layered with beaten copper plates that warm in the sun; the proprietor polishes each weapon daily with camel oil. A small brass sandglass on the counter measures the city's midday prayer interval; customers who ask are offered a cup of date coffee while deals are struck. The shop's compass never quite points true north; the owner swears it points toward the nearest caravan route.”
Turn The Brass Sirocco into a sheet
A high-res, share-ready sheet you can post or print.