A simple book teaching basic reading, writing, and accounts. Popular with apprentices and recruits.

A compact, durable notebook favored by adventurers for keeping notes, maps, and sketches.

Well-illustrated descriptions and cautionary notes about beasts, common hazards, and preferred prey in the region.

A practical manual for rogues and dungeon-delvers with diagrams of common mechanical traps and safe disarming techniques.

Quality iron-nib quill with a vial of lamp-black ink. Essential for scribing scrolls and copying spells.

Fine parchment suitable for scrolls and formal documents.

A hand-drawn map showing the city streets, notable taverns, temples, and a few secret alleys—some notes in faded ink.

A small grimoire bound for new spellcasters. Contains one common cantrip (chosen at purchase) transcribed with neat diagrams and marginal notes.

A leather-lined wooden case holding up to 5 scrolls, sealed with a simple brass catch.

An expensive, illustrated compendium of monsters with ecology, sample tactics, and rare notes on magical beasts.

A durable spellbook with ruled vellum and a clasp for safe-keeping; preferred by wizards for copying spells.

Collected tales, myths, and songs from the surrounding countryside; ideal for bards or history-hungry scholars.

A practical alchemical reference listing common potion recipes, reagents, and their basic effects.

A thin metal bookmark etched with calligraphy. When placed in a book, it gently hums until the book is opened again.

Brightly illustrated tale; a favorite for inns and households with young ones.

A bundle of mundane printed pages—useful for quick notes, tinder, or distractions.

Marwyn offers careful rebinding, page repair, and marginal cleaning for valuable books and scrolls.