Ironhand Armory
Est. 2025 • Dwarf Fighter
Ironhand Armory
Helga always greets customers with a hearty clap on the shoulder and a whiff of oil. The forge's bellows are never silent; a board in the corner lists 'repair q...
Shopkeeper
Helga Ironhand, a Dwarf Fighter (Lvl 6)
Keeper's Species
Dwarf
Shop Inventory
(22)A simple, balanced blade good for throwing or close work. Stoutly made in Helga's forge.
A reliable, one-handed blade favored by scouts and soldiers.
Versatile and dependable, a staple for adventurers who want reach and durability.
A finely tempered longsword with a faint runic sheen. +1 to attack and damage rolls.
A one-handed axe designed to cleave armor and bone alike.
A hammer with a heavy head for crushing armor; favored by dwarven smiths.
A two-handed blade delivering devastating blows when swung properly.
A compact bow for mobile archers; accurate at short range.
A powerful bow with excellent range; heavier but deadly in trained hands.
A mechanically simple ranged weapon that deals solid damage and is easier to aim.
A standard bundle of arrows, iron heads and fletched shafts.
A bitter concoction that helps resist poisons for a short while.
Hammers, tongs, files and other implements for repairing and modifying metal gear.
A small stone used to sharpen blades and keep edges true.
A round wooden shield reinforced with iron; a basic defender's tool.
A thick iron-bound shield with a faint ward. Grants +1 to AC in addition to the shield bonus.
Light armor with metal studs; good protection without sacrificing mobility.
Flexible scale of interlocking rings worn over a gambeson. Good middle ground for defense.
Hard-played metal chest armor that offers strong protection with limited mobility penalty.
Heavy interlocking rings offering substantial defense to those strong enough to wear it.
A red-tinted vial that mends wounds when imbibed. Common and frequently stocked.
A potent restorative brew for serious injuries. Less common in a town armory, but available.
Helga Ironhand
Shop Atmosphere
“Helga always greets customers with a hearty clap on the shoulder and a whiff of oil. The forge's bellows are never silent; a board in the corner lists 'repair queue' and 'weapons for hire' prices. She stamps a tiny iron hammer mark inside every item she crafts or certifies, and offers a free polishing and a stern lecture about weapon upkeep with each purchase.”
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