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Est. 2026 • Human commoner

The Waypost Nook

The shop leans into the side yard with a half-open fence gate that makes gossip travel faster than customers. The owner keeps one eye on the road and one on the...

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Shopkeeper

Brannik Holt, a Human commoner (Lvl 1)

Keeper's Species

Human

9 Misc1 Armor1 PotionsEst. 6 gp

Shop Inventory

(11)
Miscellaneous9

Sturdy rope suitable for tying packs, securing wagons, or climbing a low wall.

Advantage on checks to secure loads or improvise climbing aids when used with care.

A sealed flask of lamp oil for lanterns, torches, and emergency lighting.

Burns steadily for 6 hours per flask.

A day’s worth of plain but reliable travel food, bundled for the road.

Counts as one day of trail food for one creature.

A tin of thick black grease for wagons, hinges, and rough road maintenance.

Advantage on one ability check made to reduce squeaks, drag, or friction on a wagon or cart.

A compact kit for quick roadside fixes and emergency adjustments.

Grants a small bonus on makeshift repair attempts at the DM's discretion.

A locally drawn route map marked with hazards, shortcuts, and water sources.

Provides useful route information for the road to and from Weeping Glade.

A simple wagon hook for hauling crates and checking tarps.

Useful for cargo handling, but not intended as a weapon.

A bundle of spare wedges, pins, and binding strips for emergency wagon repair.

Temporarily improves a wagon's condition until a proper repair can be made.

A practical sack of extra dry goods for the road.

Can be used to barter for a small discount if returned clean and intact.
Armor1

A practical wrap for keeping warm on exposed roads and drafty wagons.

AC +1Provides comfort against cold weather and damp nights.
Potions1

A rough but dependable salve for cuts, bruises, and sore joints.

Heal 2 HPA creature can apply it to gain a minor boost to recovery, as approved by the GM.

Lootable Stash

(4)

Where The Take Sits

The best valuables are kept in a narrow back office behind a curtain of hanging saddlebags, with the cash box under the counter and the maps tucked near the rear door that opens onto the shared side yard.
1 Money1 Personal Item1 Records1 Valuables

Security Check

Sleight of Hand or Dexterity (Thieves' Tools)
DC 12

On Failure

If the theft is spotted, the shopkeeper raises the alarm, the innkeeper and caravan hands converge on the side yard, and the party is pressed to flee or explain themselves before Captain Glorien hears about it. The attempted thief is remembered by name, making future bargaining harder until the matter is smoothed over.

Estimated haul

14.97 gp

MoneyLoot target #1

Coin Lockbox

2 gp, 8 sp, and 17 cp
Under the counter in the front room
A day’s takings kept in a lockbox beneath the counter, mostly coin from caravan supplies and inn spillover trade.
Personal ItemLoot target #2

Shopkeeper's Personal Effects

1 gp
Apron hook beside the ledger shelf
The shopkeeper's ring of brass keys, a scribbled tally stick, and a folded handkerchief embroidered with a hart.
RecordsLoot target #3

Purchase Ledger and Rumor Notes

6 gp
Top drawer of the desk in the back office
A grease-stained notebook listing unusual purchases, whispered questions about the caravan, and one circled note about a customer who never removes their gloves.
ValuablesLoot target #4

Annotated Road Map

5 gp
Hanging tube by the rear door leading to the side yard
A rolled route map with penciled marks showing bandit sightings, a ford that floods after rain, and a safer detour through a stand of pines.
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Brannik Holt

Human•commoner•Lvl 1

Shop Atmosphere

“The shop leans into the side yard with a half-open fence gate that makes gossip travel faster than customers. The owner keeps one eye on the road and one on the inn door, muttering about Captain Glorien's tight purse while quietly rewarding anyone who brings useful rumors, road news, or proof that the caravan is being undercut. They have noticed a pattern of odd questions about departure times, axle loads, and the elven scout's route notes, and they are not fully convinced one of the recent customers was who they claimed to be.”
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