Thistlewright & Co. — Books, Scrolls, and Curious Mechanica
Est. 2025 • Firbolg Artificer (Alchemist/Archivist flavor)
Thistlewright & Co. — Books, Scrolls, and Curious Mechanica
Bramblecog speaks in a slow, deliberate voice and occasionally forgets to finish sentences, as if the end of each thought is held by a tiny brass cog inside his...
Shopkeeper
Bramblecog Thistlewright, a Firbolg Artificer (Alchemist/Archivist flavor) (Lvl 6)
Keeper's Species
Firbolg
Shop Inventory
(18)A sturdy journal of stitched leather and thick paper. Bramblecog stamps a tiny floral gear symbol on the inside cover.
Deep green-black ink infused with a pinch of powdered copper — excellent for permanence and conductive inks used with simple arcane circuits.
A basic writing quill and a tiny brass stylus for etching; comes in a small leather pouch.
Ten fine sheets of vellum-quality parchment. Resistant to ordinary water and smudging when used with Ironleaf Ink.
A brass bookmark engraved with a floral gear; wind it and it will slip gently to mark the page and whisper a chime when you return.
A well-researched book on the region's history, notable families, and minor ley lines. Useful for research and gaining a local foothold.
A compendium of blueprints and notes for small automatons, steamhands, and arcane clockwork. Popular with tinkerers and artificers.
A pocket-sized bestiary with hand-drawn plates showing behaviour, hints for tracking, and notes on steampunk-era animal augmentations.
A portable spellbook made to accept spells written on removable plates; preferred by traveling wizards concerned about theft.
A carefully scribed scroll that, when read, casts Lesser Restoration. The handwriting is embellished with tiny mechanical glyphs.
A rare and expensive scroll, its sigils glow faintly with embers. Bramblecog keeps this behind the counter, visible only to trusted customers.
A commonly requested offensive scroll; the page is rimmed in soot and tiny brass filigree.
Three 1st-level scrolls bound together that focus on nature-warding sigils written by a firbolg circle. Commonly used to protect camps or calm animals.
A clear red potion in a small vial corked with a cog-stamped seal.
A brass-and-lens apparatus with tiny adjustable magnifiers and a low, softly ticking focus wheel. Designed for scholars, watchmakers, and those with poor eyesight.
A vial of ink that reveals faint cartographic features when brushed across a map and exposed to moonlight.
A set with glue, thread, small clamps, and tiny gears used to repair or rebind books and some paper-based magical items.
A worn map depicting the local steam-rail lines and several faintly marked ley nodes. Useful for travel or planning heists and repairs.
Bramblecog Thistlewright
Shop Atmosphere
“Bramblecog speaks in a slow, deliberate voice and occasionally forgets to finish sentences, as if the end of each thought is held by a tiny brass cog inside his head. He waters the shop's potted moss every afternoon at exactly three bells and insists on wrapping purchases in recycled book pages. He will give a modest discount (5–10%) to customers who bring him seeds, rare inks, or broken clockwork parts for his 'research'. He prefers being addressed by given name rather than titles and will hum softly while working on repairs.”
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