The Black Bilge
Est. 2025 • Dwarf Artificer (Alchemical Tinkerer)
The Black Bilge
The Black Bilge sits beneath a swaying set of black sails drooping across its windows; salt-slick boards and the smell of burnt sugar and seaweed hang heavy. Ed...
Shopkeeper
Edrik Rotwater Cale, a Dwarf Artificer (Alchemical Tinkerer) (Lvl 8)
Keeper's Species
Dwarf
Shop Inventory
(14)A warm, ruby-red draught in a stubby glass phial. Heals minor wounds and steady nerves.
Thicker and sweeter than the common potion, with a faint salty tang like sea foam.
A thick, opalescent vial whose liquid swirls like a tiny storm inside.
A slick, briny potion that smells faintly of kelp. Grants the ability to breathe underwater.
A glowing amber liquid that fills you with salty bravado and steady hands.
A clear, bitter vial used to stave off poisons common aboard rotting ships and pirate casks.
A vial of concentrated, thread-thin venom for those who favor silent business.
A crude, smoky black concoction in a battered rum bottle. A signature of The Black Bilge.
Milky in color with a tiny, dark spiral suspended inside. A powerful draught said to be touched by deep-sea things.
A small tin of blue-green salve that soothes raw skin and saltburns.
Small corked vials for carrying potions, powders, or secret messages in a pinch.
Fine, glimmering salt used as a base for many of Edrik's simpler cures.
A bottle of oily liquid that, when applied to a wound, soothes deeply and encourages rapid clotting.
A clear, odourless draught in a black-tapped vial that stirs into nothingness when left uncapped.
Edrik Rotwater Cale
Shop Atmosphere
“The Black Bilge sits beneath a swaying set of black sails drooping across its windows; salt-slick boards and the smell of burnt sugar and seaweed hang heavy. Edrik Rotwater Cale is gruff, one-eared (a scarf hides a long scar), and suspicious of uniforms. He keeps a battered parrot that only speaks in curse words and nautical directions. He will barter fiercely for rum, a ship's compass, or rare sea creature parts; sometimes he offers a 'free shot' of Bilgebrew if you sing a shanty worse than his. He labels stock with chalk on old planks and insists on testing a new potion on a rat before selling it (or, if you're lucky, on his parrot). Edrik refuses service to naval officers at sight, but he'll slip a desperate 'friend' a secret vial if you can tell him the name of his long-lost cutter.”
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