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Gravel-Swept Provisioners

Est. 2026 Human Commoner

Gravel-Swept Provisioners

Gravel-Swept Provisioners was built where a mound of river gravel once blocked the old road, and its floor still crunches faintly beneath the rugs. The shop sme...

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Shopkeeper

Baatu Dry-Cut, a Human Commoner (Lvl 5)

Keeper's Species

Human

3 Weapons1 Misc1 Armor2 Misc2 Misc2 Potions2 MiscEst. 125 gp

Shop Inventory

(13)
Weapons3

A balanced knife with a plain bone handle, useful for kitchen work, camp chores, or emergencies.

A stout ash-handled handaxe sold for splitting kindling as often as fighting.

A serviceable shortbow with a waxed string and a bundle of ten arrows.

Miscellaneous1

Straight-fletched arrows with iron heads, packed in a leather tube.

Armor1

A sleeveless leather coat reinforced at the ribs and shoulders. It is practical protection for travelers who cannot afford metal armor.

Miscellaneous2

A thick, stoppered leather container with a shoulder loop and repaired seams.

A hooded tin lantern with a reserve of oil and a hinged shutter.

Miscellaneous2

A clay flask of clean lamp oil, useful for lanterns, fire-starting, and less respectable plans.

Hemp rope, tarred against rain and bundled with a wooden toggle.

Potions2

A standard healing potion prepared from yarrow, spirits, and carefully measured alchemical salts.

A crimson herbal draught with a bitter iron taste. Drinking or administering it requires an action.

A modest custom tonic made for travelers, herbalists, and teamsters who work around unfamiliar plants.

Single use. The drinker smells faintly of crushed mint for 1 hour.
Miscellaneous2

A compact roll of everyday tools assembled for people who expect trouble but cannot carry a full kit.

A thumb-sized wax cake made with tallow and powdered graphite. It is a favorite among burglars, wagoners, and overly curious children.

Does not affect magical locks or objects made of living material.

Lootable Stash

(5)

Where The Take Sits

The shop's cash and records are kept behind the counter and in a cramped office at the rear. Higher-value goods are hidden beneath ordinary sacks and crates in the storeroom, while Baatu keeps his personal belongings close at hand.
1 Money1 Personal Item2 Valuable Goods1 Records

Security Check

Dexterity (Thieves' Tools), with Wisdom (Perception) to notice the counter bell and Investigation to locate the false-bottomed crate
DC 14

On Failure

A failed theft attempt triggers a hidden bell beneath the counter. Baatu locks the front door, calls for the nearby watch, and releases a trained mastiff from the rear storeroom. If the party escapes, their descriptions are circulated among local caravan masters, making future purchases at the shop more difficult until they make amends.

Estimated haul

274.56 gp

MoneyLoot target #1

Till Coins

23 gp, 47 sp, and 86 cp
Locked cash drawer beneath the front counter
Daily takings in mixed coin, mostly silver and copper, with a few gold pieces from the sale of the healing potion and shortbow.
Personal ItemLoot target #2

Baatu's Road Kit

6 gp
Inside a canvas satchel hanging beside the rear office stool
A worn brass compass, a packet of dried mountain tea, and a small carved stone bead carried for luck. The compass is sentimental rather than especially valuable.
Valuable GoodsLoot target #3

Reserve Medicine Parcel

180 gp
False-bottomed crate beneath sacks of flour in the rear storeroom
Three sealed healing potions, two Green-Tongue Tonics, and a wrapped bundle of silver trade needles. Taking the potions leaves obvious gaps in the stock ledger.
RecordsLoot target #4

Black-Clasp Ledger

25 gp to an interested criminal, merchant, or investigator
Iron-bound cabinet in the small office behind the storeroom
A bound ledger listing debts, caravan schedules, bulk purchases, and the names of several customers who buy restricted quantities of alchemical supplies. The information could be sold or used for leverage.
Valuable GoodsLoot target #5

Old Road Brooch

35 gp as metal, possibly more to a historian or collector
Pinned inside Baatu's spare wool coat in the office
A tarnished electrum brooch bearing an unfamiliar old road-mark. It was found when the shop's foundation was cleared and Baatu keeps it as a curiosity.
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Baatu Dry-Cut

HumanCommonerLvl 5

Shop Atmosphere

Gravel-Swept Provisioners was built where a mound of river gravel once blocked the old road, and its floor still crunches faintly beneath the rugs. The shop smells of lamp oil, leather, dried herbs, and rain-damp rope. Shelves lean at slightly different angles, each marked with charcoal symbols rather than written labels. Baatu, a broad-shouldered human with a clipped beard and a missing left thumbnail, runs the counter with suspicious efficiency. He remembers every unpaid debt and every unusual purchase, but quietly rounds prices down for caravan guards who bring him useful road news. A brass handbell under the counter is connected to the rear office, and a scarred brindle mastiff sleeps near the flour sacks. The store's name comes from the gravel bank cleared before construction, while Baatu's byname, Dry-Cut, refers to the drained ditch that became the first foundation trench.
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