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The Sandwound Gearhouse

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Est. 2026 • Rock Gnome Artificer

The Sandwound Gearhouse

The shop smells of warm brass oil and cardamom. Every hour a small tower in the corner chimes in a staccato tick and a tiny caravan of wind-up beetles rearrange...

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Shopkeeper

Nazir Sandcog, a Rock Gnome Artificer (Lvl 9)

Keeper's Species

Rock Gnome

2 Potions8 Misc2 Weapons2 ArmorEst. 14.3k gp

Shop Inventory

(14)
Potions2

A small crystalline vial filled with a rosy liquid. Warm to the touch.

Heal 7 HPConsumable. Restores hit points equal to .

A heavier, amber-tinted flask. It smells faintly of citrus and oil.

Heal 14 HPConsumable. Restores hit points equal to .
Miscellaneous8

A sand-repellent hide sack with brass rings and a tiny engraved clockwork face at the mouth.

Common bag enchantment. Items placed inside are protected from weather and minor planar hazards.

A leather roll with brass-studded pouches filled with delicate instruments and jars of clock oil.

Grants advantage on checks to craft or repair small clockwork devices and on checks to identify minor mechanical traps when used.

A supple skin wrapped in brass bands and fitted with a small clockwork screw that ticks softly.

Keeps water cold for 24 hours. Once per long rest, filling it will produce one quart of potable water even from brackish sources.

A pair of goggles with segmented lenses that can be flipped into a sunshade. The frames hum with tiny servos.

Grants darkvision out to 60 feet while worn; while in bright sunlight the wearer gains advantage on Perception checks that rely on sight. Usable twice per day: activate to pierce illusions and visual obfuscations for 1 minute.

A compact brass cylinder engraved with sundunes and microgears; when wound it emits a fine sand-scented steam.

Once per long rest the engine can be engaged to accelerate mechanical movements: it grants the equivalent of the Haste spell to one willing creature for 1 minute. After use it needs 24 hours of winding and maintenance.

A lifelike brass scorpion with a glass abdomen containing shifting sand. It tugs on a leash when pleased.

Acts as a find familiar sensor. Its sting deals piercing and injects a mild numbing agent that imposes disadvantage on Dexterity (Sleight of Hand) checks for 1 minute. Has 5 hit points and AC 13.

A pocket sundial inlaid with quartz and a tiny clockwork mechanism that briefly reverses a moment of fate.

Once per long rest the owner may spend an action to activate the sundial. For the next round the owner may choose to reroll one ability check, attack roll, or saving throw and take the chosen result. The reroll must be taken immediately and the sundial cannot be used again until it recharges at dawn.

A well-worn pouch with compartments labeled in a tidy cipher only artificers appreciate.

Contains dust, chalk, small mirrors, iron filings, a pinch of salt, and other common items for spellcasting. Refilled by the shop at cost on request.
Weapons2

A slim brass wand inlaid with blue sandglass gems that glow faintly when charged.

When all charges are expended there is a 5% chance the wand becomes inert until recharged by a spellcaster or artificer ritual.

A longsteel blade whose fuller looks like a gear train. The hilt ticks faintly when swung.

Atk Grants +1 to attack and damage rolls. Requires attunement.
Armor2

A sand-colored cloak embroidered with copper thread and tiny rotating cogs along the hem.

AC +1Wearing the cloak grants a bonus to AC and a bonus to saving throws.

A pair of low travel boots with bronze scarab motifs. Tiny gears click as you walk.

While worn and attuned, the wearer ignores nonmagical difficult terrain caused by sand and gains advantage on saving throws to avoid exhaustion from heat and thirst for up to 8 hours per day.
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Nazir Sandcog

Rock Gnome•Artificer•Lvl 9

Shop Atmosphere

“The shop smells of warm brass oil and cardamom. Every hour a small tower in the corner chimes in a staccato tick and a tiny caravan of wind-up beetles rearranges the window display. The proprietor accepts coin, water, rare sand-opals, and sometimes a favor in lieu of full price. If the bell over the door is rung in a triplet pattern the shopkeeper answers in verse.”
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