Hawke's Edge & Sundries
Est. 2025 • Human Fighter (ret.) / part-time artificer
Hawke's Edge & Sundries
Merrin insists on polishing any metal sold in the shop before he hands it over — expect a brief lecture about blade balance. He writes a tiny hawk symbol on rec...
Shopkeeper
Merrin Hawke, a Human Fighter (ret.) / part-time artificer (Lvl 2)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(19)A simple steel dagger with a leather-wrapped hilt. Balanced for throwing or stabbing.
Light, reliable blade favored by scouts and city watchmen.
Standard military longsword. Solid crossguard and a comfortable grip.
A compact bow best for skirmishers. Paired here with a simple leather quiver.
A heavier, more powerful ranged weapon that needs reloading between shots.
A cheap spear useful both as a thrown weapon and for formation fighting.
A simple hammer with a faintly runed head. Useful for smithing and emergency repairs.
Light armor made from tanned hides. Good mobility, light protection.
Leather reinforced with metal studs. Favored by rogues and rangers.
A hand-held wooden shield with iron rim. Adds to defensive capability.
A small glass vial filled with red-hued liquid that mends injuries when drunk.
A bitter tincture that grants advantage on saving throws against a poison for 1 hour.
A brittle glass flask of sticky, burning chemical that ignites on contact.
A leather quiver stocked with twenty iron-headed arrows.
A well-balanced utility blade. Merrin has fitted these with a tiny engraved hawk motif.
A lightweight dagger with a feather motif on the pommel that hums softly when drawn.
A short wand with channels carved along its length. Contains several charges of the Magic Missile spell.
A neatly scribed scroll containing the Find Familiar ritual. Useful for low-level spellcasters.
An old copper coin stamped with a hawk. Rolling it between the fingers seems to steady the hand.
Merrin Hawke
Shop Atmosphere
“Merrin insists on polishing any metal sold in the shop before he hands it over — expect a brief lecture about blade balance. He writes a tiny hawk symbol on receipts and will barter repair-work for a share of future spoils. The shop smells of oiled leather and lamp smoke; a pot of weak tea is always on the back counter and he offers a cup to anyone who plans to negotiate.”
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