Reed & Root
Est. 2025 • Tiefling Bard
Reed & Root
Kaelri insists every customer play a single note or rhythm before a sale — she declares it 'tunes the instrument to your soul.' She hums a response as she appra...
Shopkeeper
Kaelri the Songkeeper, a Tiefling Bard (Lvl 6)
Keeper's Species
Tiefling
Shop Inventory
(13)A delicate flute carved from the femur of some long-dead creature; inlaid with tiny silver feathers. Produces clear, haunting tones favored by traveling minstrels.
A compact harp strung with dried reeds; surprisingly resonant and ideal for travel. Hanging roots can be plucked to add sympathetic overtones.
A masterwork reed flute that can mimic the calls of local birds. The tone you blow determines the bird call; the instrument seems almost sentient in its mimicry.
A large frame drum with stretched hide and reeds woven into its rim. When struck, the drum's resonance carries like distant thunder.
A small reed whistle wrapped in root-fiber. When whistled softly, it mutes footfalls in a 15-foot radius for 10 minutes.
A well-balanced lyre whose strings hum with barely-contained magic. Notes bend slightly to aid the player’s intent.
Simple bone flute sold for students and those learning breath control. Rough but playable.
A matched pair of seasoned hardwood sticks, wrapped at the grips with leather.
A leather roll containing a small wrench, wax, spare reeds, and notes on tuning common folk instruments.
A woven case lined with padded root-fibers that hum faintly — good for preventing dings and dampening resonance.
A small vial of ruby liquid. A single swig patches wounds.
A moss-green travel cloak with deep pockets and a hood; embroidered with reed patterns. Lightly water-resistant and ideal for performers on the road.
A tiny carved reed on a cord. When kept near the mouth while reciting lines, your voice carries an extra beat that makes crowds pause.
Kaelri the Songkeeper
Shop Atmosphere
“Kaelri insists every customer play a single note or rhythm before a sale — she declares it 'tunes the instrument to your soul.' She hums a response as she appraises, often singing your name as you test the piece. If a customer refuses, Kaelri will offer to hum a short note for them (for free), but she’ll always remark that the note sounded 'a little dusty.'”
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