The Ember & Anvil
Est. 2025 • Human Artificer (guild-trained smith)
The Ember & Anvil
Brenna hums a half-remembered blacksmith's chant while she works and will insist on offering a hot cup of spiced root tea with every major purchase. She stamps ...
Shopkeeper
Brenna Ironhand, a Human Artificer (guild-trained smith) (Lvl 2)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(18)A well-forged steel longsword with a leather-wrapped grip. Reliable and balanced for training and combat.
A stout throwing/close-combat axe with a crisp edge.
A compact wooden bow favored by rangers and hunters. Comes strung and waxed.
A curved agricultural blade that doubles as an improvised weapon in a pinch.
Simple dagger given an extra layer of tempering so it won't snap when used for everyday tasks.
A rare-for-the-town small enchantment and superior forging make this weapon feel effortlessly true. Brenna only keeps one on hand and will haggle with known allies.
Basic wooden arrows with iron tips. Good for practice.
Hammer, tongs, anvil tools; enough to perform basic repairs and simple forging outside a full forge.
A pair of nailed horseshoes for common riding horses. Fitted while you wait.
Three-pronged iron hook designed to anchor on ledges and timbers. Sturdy but heavy.
Small whetstone saturated with oil; keeps blades sharp between professional sharpenings.
Grease mixed with ash and oil to protect metal from moisture. Applied to armor and weapons.
A small iron spike that bolts to a shield's face for improvised shield-bashes.
Hourly rate for patching dents, riveting loose plates, and resealing leather; major restoration billed separately.
Have it ready same-day (if not busy). Rush fee added to item's normal cost.
Leather reinforced with small metal studs. Lightweight and protective for scouts or rogues.
A lightweight chain shirt worn over padding. Good mid-tier protection for low-level fighters.
A wooden shield bound in iron at the rim. Handy for foot soldiers and caravan guards.
Brenna Ironhand
Shop Atmosphere
“Brenna hums a half-remembered blacksmith's chant while she works and will insist on offering a hot cup of spiced root tea with every major purchase. She stamps each item with a tiny, flame-shaped punch near the tang — customers claim it brings luck in cold weather.”
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