Ironhand Forge & Armory
Est. 2025 • Dwarf Fighter (Blacksmith)
Ironhand Forge & Armory
Brom hums old dwarven forging songs as he works and will test a new customer's grip before speaking price. He insists on measuring hands personally for any hilt...
Shopkeeper
Brom Ironhand, a Dwarf Fighter (Blacksmith) (Lvl 6)
Keeper's Species
Dwarf
Shop Inventory
(21)A well-balanced steel longsword, battle-ready and reliable.
A nimble blade favored by scouts and rogues.
A heavy two-handed blade. Brutal and straightforward.
A finely made longsword (masterwork): better balance and craftsmanship (+1 to attack rolls for weapons when masterwork in Pathfinder).
A simple magical enhancement: a +1 enchantment forged into a longsword.
A +1 longsword imbued with the flaming property (adds fire damage). Considered a +2 effective weapon.
A heavy waraxe favored by dwarven fighters; balanced for chopping and durability.
Sturdy scaled armor offering decent protection for the price.
Flexible chain designed to balance mobility and defense.
Better crafted chain shirt granting improved comfort and fit; required base for magical enhancement.
A chainmail with a +1 enhancement, offering an easy magical boost to AC.
A small, reinforced shield providing modest protection and a quick parry.
A chain shirt woven from mithral threads — lighter, less restrictive, and favored by mobile warriors.
A vial of restorative liquid that heals moderate wounds when imbibed.
A small potion that heals minor injuries instantly.
Tongs, hammers, files and a small anvil used to repair and fashion metal gear.
A bundle of twenty standard iron-headed arrows.
Short iron spikes for barricades or traps, sold in sets of ten.
Minor reinforcement and repairs to a shield—dents hammered out, straps replaced.
A small amulet with a single smith's rune. Once per day, grants +1 to a Craft(blacksmithing) or Strength-based check for 1 minute.
A gritty alchemical compound that, when applied and hammered, accelerates metal repair (consumed on use).
Brom Ironhand
Shop Atmosphere
“Brom hums old dwarven forging songs as he works and will test a new customer's grip before speaking price. He insists on measuring hands personally for any hilt or haft work, and offers a free mug of bitter ironroot ale to everyone who buys masterwork or magical arms. He dislikes ill-fitting orders and will loudly lecture any customer who brings him 'elven fancy' to fix without proper coin.”
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