Tide & Hearth Books
Est. 2025 • Genasi (water-tinged, faint earthen mottling) Elemental Scholar (Wizard)
Tide & Hearth Books
The shop is terraced into a shallow pool fed by a trickling artesian spring; shelves are layered like sediment, and small crystals hum softly where water and st...
Shopkeeper
Maris Stonequill, a Genasi (water-tinged, faint earthen mottling) Elemental Scholar (Wizard) (Lvl 6)
Keeper's Species
Genasi (water-tinged, faint earthen mottling)
Shop Inventory
(23)High-quality, acid-free sheets with a faint waterproofing wash — favored for field notes near coasts and bogs.
A small glass vial of deep-indigo ink made from squid-ink and ground lapis — bright on wet and dry surfaces.
A tidy, slow-burning candle infused with crushed shell for a cool, faint scent.
A small satchel lined with oiled cloth and thin shale-lamella to keep contents dry and safe from crushing.
A slim strip of mother-of-pearl threaded with silver; it keeps your place and prefers tidal poetry.
A palm-sized geode slice set in leaded bronze — keeps pages anchored and hums faintly when current runs nearby.
A small glass lens with veins of aquamarine; helps reveal faded ink and text preserved in moisture.
A compact folded map with notes on eddies, rapids, and hidden shoals used by local pilots.
A well-cut quill. Comfortable to hold and balances well for long copying sessions.
A beginner-friendly primer on how water and earth magics interact, used by apprentice geomancers and sailors alike.
A practical manual on stone shaping, earth-sensing divination, and the etiquette of dealing with earth elementals.
Detailed maps showing underwater currents, river chokepoints and the shifting fault-lines near major trade routes.
A rare atlas of drowned settlements — includes construction notes, known hazards and salvageable caches.
Scholarly transcriptions of runes used by water-binders and marsh witches.
A cross-reference guide for the terms used by sailors, dredgers and geomancers.
A collection of chants used by earth-binders. The rhythms are said to soothe stone and stir the beds beneath rivers.
Five short pamphlets, each annotated with practical tips on handling tide-influenced ruins and silt preservation.
A single-use scroll that conjures drinkable water in a small quantity.
A finely scribed scroll allowing the reader to briefly merge their body with stone.
A sealed scroll that, when read, grants the ability to breathe underwater for a limited time.
A ruby-tinted vial containing a restorative draught.
A cool, blue elixir that tastes faintly of kelp and crushed shell.
A gritty, mineral-tone potion that leaves a faint scent of rain on stone.
Maris Stonequill
Shop Atmosphere
“The shop is terraced into a shallow pool fed by a trickling artesian spring; shelves are layered like sediment, and small crystals hum softly where water and stone meet. Maris stores the rarest volumes in a shallow stone basin behind the counter — occasionally she dips a page into the water to 'wake' a book before selling it. She greets customers by testing their hands with a cool pebble: if it leaves a faint shimmer on the skin, she offers a discount on books about submerged sites. The shop cat — a slate-colored tom with sea-green eyes — insists on curling on any open tome left unattended.”
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