The Siege-Salve Apothecary
Est. 2025 • Human Artificer (Alchemist)
The Siege-Salve Apothecary
Marwen stamps every bottle sold to soldiers with a small wax seal bearing the city militia crest; he enforces wartime rationing, giving priority to soldiers wit...
Shopkeeper
Marwen Valas, a Human Artificer (Alchemist) (Lvl 9)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(19)Thin, well-sealed glass phials — perfect for bottling potions, tinctures, or poisons. Wax-stopped and labeled.
Bandages, salves, and tiny scissors. Standard kit for stabilizing and treating battlefield injuries.
Thick herbal poultice for battlefield wounds. Not magical but effective for first aid.
A small hemp satchel filled with prepped herbs for poultices and teas.
Common red potion. Heals wounds rapidly.
A stronger restorative potion favored by military surgeons.
A potent cure for grievous wounds — expensive and rare in the city.
Sweetened tincture to blunt toxins. Useful against battlefield poisons and contaminated wells.
A carefully distilled remedy used to treat disease, paralysis, and other blights.
A powdered compound dissolved into a bitter liquid. Used to staunch bleeding and keep soldiers alive until surgery.
A bright, golden potion that bolsters courage and vitality for an hour.
A clear, cold liquid that hides the drinker from sight for a short time.
A viscous, blue-green potion that quickens muscles and reflexes.
A sea-scented philter for crossing flooded streets or river assaults.
A bitter, iron-laced drink that steadies the body against fatigue and disease.
Apep-scented tea condensed into a vial; chased with ironwort. Keeps a soldier awake and clearheaded.
A warm, smoky elixir that fortifies against flames.
A corked bottle that bursts into thick smoke when shattered — used for cover during retreats and assaults.
Sticky incendiary contained in a clay basin and wrapped in cloth. Dangerous and often requisitioned by militias.
Marwen Valas
Shop Atmosphere
“Marwen stamps every bottle sold to soldiers with a small wax seal bearing the city militia crest; he enforces wartime rationing, giving priority to soldiers with proper papers and to those who bring battlefield casualties. He hums an off-key marching tune while he works and keeps a ledger with two columns — the legal price and a 'war price' in a different ink. He dislikes drunken customers, offers a modest discount to decorated veterans, and will only sell some rare concoctions after exchanging promises or favors rather than coin.”
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