A pocket-sized overview of Neverwinter's neighborhoods, prominent landmarks, common laws, and useful taverns — written in plain language for newcomers and merchants.

A durable paper map of central Neverwinter showing gates, major thoroughfares, docks, and ward boundaries. Laminated with waxed oil for weather protection.

A slim volume compiling seasonal prices, market days, stall locations, and tips on dealing with Neverwinter traders.

A collection of local legends, ghost stories, and rumors — some true, some exaggerated. Good for roleplaying hooks and background color.

Summarizes the law, fines, and the role of the City Guard. Helpful for characters who want to avoid trouble or exploit legal loopholes.

A simple, clothbound spellbook with blank pages and a small lock (easily picked). Popular among apprentice wizards.

A hand-drawn scroll describing the main lines of Neverwinter's sewers and major access points. Sold with a warning about mildew and rats.

A cheap lined notebook for notes, sketches, or diary entries. A favorite of scribes and new adventurers.

Standard writing ink and a feather quill. Mirelle charges a small fee to refill customer's inkwells.

A cheap tallow candle and a simple cloth hood that helps limit glare for late-night reading.

A sealed note Mirelle sells with a single juicy rumor about recent events in Neverwinter. Contents are random; Mirelle will not reveal before purchase.

A handsome hardback reprint of a chronicle on Neverwinter's early history, with inked maps and a foreword by a local historian.

Short phrases and courtesies for dealing with sailors, dockworkers, and commoners — includes some Undercommon phrases used by dockside traders.

A common restorative potion that mends small wounds. Stock is limited and reserved for adventuring customers.