Pennybarrel General
Est. 2025 • Human Commoner (Merchant)
Pennybarrel General
Marin knows the going price in the market, the docks, and the northern lane. She counts every coin twice and will offer to keep a small tab for regular customer...
Shopkeeper
Marin Bale, a Human Commoner (Merchant) (Lvl 4)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(23)Stout hempen line, rough but reliable. Essential for tying sacks, hitching wagons, or rigging temporary fences.
Smooth, light rope favored for delicate rigging, halter lines for prized animals, or discreet use in town.
A wool bedroll that keeps a farmer dry and reasonably warm for a night in the field or a market stall.
Sturdy canvas tent for two. Good for traveling hands and wet harvests when barns are full.
A workman's shovel. Useful for planting, digging drainage ditches, and other heavy chores.
Miner's pick. Farmers use it for breaking frozen soil and clearing rocky patches.
All-purpose hammer for mending fence posts, shoeing small repairs, and general maintenance.
A practical lantern with a slideable hood to focus or damp light while tending late fields or loading wagons at dusk.
Lamp oil used to fuel lanterns and lamps. Sold by the flask.
Tinderbox; a small but indispensable kit for lighting fires quickly in damp weather.
Common pine torch. Farmers use these when moving livestock at night or checking fences after dusk.
Simple waterskin to carry water to fields and animals during long work days.
Cheap cloth sack used to carry seed, grain samples, or small tools.
Heavy iron pot for stews, brewing feed porridge, or melting tallow. A staple at harvest camps.
Mess kit. Plates, a cup, and a few utensils kept together for workers and travelers.
Whetstone for sharpening sickles and small tools between uses.
A long curved blade on a shaft used for mowing and reaping. Marin will not sell a sharpened 'combat' version, only the farming implement.
A tightly woven sack of seed kept dry and labeled with weight; priced for smallholders and tenant farmers.
A simple handcart. Useful for moving heavy sacks from field to barn, or delivering produce to market.
A basic pitchfork for moving hay, turning compost, and shoveling loose material. Kept sharp for easier work.
Feed sack for goats and sheep. Marin buys and repacks from nearby mills when the price is right.
A vial of red, glimmering fluid. The town apothecary sometimes delivers a small stock, and Marin keeps a few for travelers.
A farmer's sickle. Useful for harvesting and pruning; can serve as a simple weapon in a pinch.
Marin Bale
Shop Atmosphere
“Marin knows the going price in the market, the docks, and the northern lane. She counts every coin twice and will offer to keep a small tab for regular customers. If you try to haggle without a good reason she will pretend to be out of stock.”
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