The Fur & Flask Apothecary
Est. 2025 • Human Artificer (Alchemical Specialist)
The Fur & Flask Apothecary
Marra constantly sniffs and rings a bell when customers enter. She prices goods in coin or pelts — a fresh otter pelt or two, a beaver skin, or a quality fox fu...
Shopkeeper
Marra Hobb, a Human Artificer (Alchemical Specialist) (Lvl 5)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(18)A cork-stopped glass phial of red liquid that stitches minor wounds when drunk.
A tin of oiled bandages and herbal paste that staunches bleeding and closes shallow cuts.
A viscous, silver-tinted potion that tightens skin and grip for a time.
A bitter, viscous liquid in a small vial; drinking it steadies the body against poison.
A leather sack that sprays sticky paste when thrown, hindering movement.
A chalky cylinder that, when struck, fills an area with thick, lingering smoke.
Small, corked glass bottles—useful for potion-making, samples, and alchemical mixing.
A wrapped bundle of basic salts, powders, and botanicals used in low-tier potioncraft.
A thick, waxy salve that guards pelts against rot, moth, and moisture.
A greasy, sweet-smelling oil used to mask or mimic animal scents on pelts and hides.
A set of scrapers, salts, oils and clamps for turning hides into usable leather or trimmed pelts.
A pinch of fine black dust that ignites tinder with a shower of easy sparks.
A pleasant-smelling polish that brings out the luster of an animal pelt and deters pests.
A portable kit with mortar & pestle, small burners, measuring spoons, and several shelf-stable reagents for on-the-trail mixing.
A stoppered glass flask of sticky, flammable paste. Broken on impact it ignites and clings to surfaces.
A small phial containing a clear, biting liquid. Useful for breaking locks or corroding metal.
A sealed glass sphere that detonates into a concussive wave when struck or thrown.
A heavy, expertly-tanned fur cloak lined and treated with salves—keeps the wearer warm in severe cold.
Marra Hobb
Shop Atmosphere
“Marra constantly sniffs and rings a bell when customers enter. She prices goods in coin or pelts — a fresh otter pelt or two, a beaver skin, or a quality fox fur will often work as partial payment. The shop smells of spruce tar, camphor, and boiled fur; Marra will happily demonstrate a salve on an old scrap of pelt before selling. She keeps a ledger of local trappers and offers modest storage and preservation services for a seasonal fee.”
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