Fen's Quiet Remedies
Est. 2026 • Half-Elf Druid
Fen's Quiet Remedies
Fen speaks softly and rarely looks you in the eye while weighing tinctures. A small, one-eyed gull named Brine sleeps on a stack of rolled bandages behind the c...
Shopkeeper
Jora Fen, a Half-Elf Druid (Lvl 8)
Keeper's Species
Half-Elf
Shop Inventory
(15)A leather pouch of bandages, salves, and splints. Reliable for stabilizing the dying and treating minor battlefield injuries.
A clear, bitter vial of liquid sold for protecting travelers from toxins and venom.
A thick aloe-scented ointment in a small glass jar. A single dose is potent and rare outside larger towns.
A small cloth packet of mashed seaweed and balm. Cheap, quick relief for scrapes and salt-water irritation.
A jar of sea-mending salve Fen mixed from eelgrass, crushed shells, and calming ambergris.
Clean bandages salted and treated with Fen's mild antiseptic. Basic, inexpensive, and reliable.
A tin of crushed, charred herbs with an unmistakable salty-iron scent; often used in local folk remedies.
A local staple: dried kelp packed and tied with twine. Cheap, aromatic, and favored by coastal healers.
A small red vial that glows faintly. Standard healing potion, brewed from Fen's ash-rose and boiled kelp.
A deeper crimson vial. Heals substantially more than the common potion and is prized by patrols and explorers.
A clear, briny vial with tiny suspended bubbles. Useful for fishermen, sailors, and those who explore tidal caves.
A vine-green potion that smells faintly of moss. Handy for scaling ship rigging and cliff routes near Stillharbor.
A bright, effervescent elixir held for severe afflictions. Fen keeps at most one on the main shelf at a time.
A tumbler of bright blue liquid Fen reserves for the terrified or the brash before a dangerous task.
Fen's Quiet Tonic: a soothing, slightly briny liquor sold to sailors before rough crossings and to those prone to panic.
Jora Fen
Shop Atmosphere
“Fen speaks softly and rarely looks you in the eye while weighing tinctures. A small, one-eyed gull named Brine sleeps on a stack of rolled bandages behind the counter. Fen writes patients' names on flaking, shell-creased paper and keeps an incense of salt and thyme burning year round. She always asks the same three questions before treatment: "How does it hurt?" "When did the salt last touch it?" and "Have you been to the rocks at low tide?"”
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