The Gilded Hearth
Est. 2025 • half-elf Bard
The Gilded Hearth
Mirelle runs the inn as a social hub. She quietly shelters the destitute in exchange for chores or songs. She refuses to sell lethal magical items to obvious me...
Shopkeeper
Mirelle Han, a half-elf Bard (Lvl 5)
Keeper's Species
half-elf
Shop Inventory
(16)Small, clean bed in a shared quarters; warm blankets and a curtained bed. Breakfast bread included. Locals on shelter program get a free night when space permits.
A modest private room with a lock, wash basin, and a basin of enchanted warm water (always pleasantly warm).
Thick, spiced ale brewed with a hint of magical herb to help warm the bones against chill.
A filling stew made from city-caught vegetables and preserved meat. Heals the soul—and sometimes a small wound.
A wax candle; burns for about 6 hours.
Standard rope useful for climbing, hauling, or tying. Mirelle keeps a few coils for guests in need.
Simple wooden torch; bright light in a 20-foot radius, dim light for an additional 20 feet.
A single-use scroll containing the Shield spell. Useful in a pinch to turn aside a blow or lock of magic.
A fine vellum scroll imbued with lulling magics. Great for nonlethal encounters and crowd control.
A polished wand that can cast Light at will and Faerie Fire once per long rest by expending charges.
A small wooden box with a ward that discourages theft; coins placed inside are slightly chilled to the touch, dissuading casual thieves.
Locked chest in the inn's public storage; magically warded against pick-locking and scrying.
A brass coin stamped with the Gilded Hearth emblem. Not truly magical, but many swear it brings small fortune.
A ruby-red potion that heals the drinker when consumed.
A fashionable cloak that shimmers with subtle illusions, letting the wearer alter color and simple pattern at will.
A well-balanced short sword stamped with the city's crest. Slightly enchanted to cut truer.
Mirelle Han
Shop Atmosphere
“Mirelle runs the inn as a social hub. She quietly shelters the destitute in exchange for chores or songs. She refuses to sell lethal magical items to obvious mercenaries and often trades favors—meals, information, or temporary lodging—for services rendered to the poor. The common room hums with soft magical lights and half-heard lute tunes; patrons often find a warm stew and a listening ear.”
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