The Ember & Anvil
Est. 2025 • Dwarf Fighter 4 / Artificer 2
The Ember & Anvil
Brom hums low dwarven hammer-songs while he works and always keeps a kettle of spiced stew on the back burner; he refuses to sell magical weapons to anyone who ...
Shopkeeper
Brom Ironhand, a Dwarf Fighter 4 / Artificer 2 (Lvl 6)
Keeper's Species
Dwarf
Shop Inventory
(20)A balanced, sharp dagger forged from tempered steel. Fine for throwing and close work.
A common duelist's blade: light, quick, and well-balanced.
A versatile martial blade forged with a spring-forged spine for resilience.
A solid head mounted on a hardwood shaft. Good against armored foes.
A compact, reliable crossbow with a steel prod and oak stock.
A shortsword with its edge and tip coated in silver, suitable for dealing with certain creatures.
A stout round shield with iron rim and boss. Standard infantry issue.
Toughened leather studded with metal for extra protection without sacrificing mobility.
Interlocking rings of iron provide solid protection. Heavier and noisy.
A well-crafted steel breastplate providing good protection with less encumbrance than full plate.
Fit-for-a-knight full plate, hand-hammered and perfectly balanced. Heavy but extremely protective.
Hammer, tongs, files, anvil-supplies and other essential tools. Includes whetstone and basic tempering kit.
A standard iron ingot ready for forging into weapons, fittings, or plate.
Well-shaped and balanced horseshoes, fitted and nailed by the smith.
Repairs dings, re-hones edges, replaces minor fittings to return a weapon to battle-ready condition.
A small vial of rosy liquid that mends flesh when drunk.
A well-balanced longsword with a faintly warm edge. Grants a modest magical enhancement.
A warhammer with a faint seam of cooled ember along its head. Slightly warm to the touch.
A shield subtly runed and reinforced with magic and tempered alloys.
A single horseshoe inscribed with a simple ward to steady the mount's footing and deter small fey mischief.
Brom Ironhand
Shop Atmosphere
“Brom hums low dwarven hammer-songs while he works and always keeps a kettle of spiced stew on the back burner; he refuses to sell magical weapons to anyone who cannot answer three simple questions about a weapon's provenance. He stamps each purchase with a tiny iron glyph (his mark) and will offer discounts for trade-ins (especially old family heirlooms). The shop's hearth is kept unusually hot — Brom says it gives his metal a 'smile.'”
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