The One-Stop Stall of Old Cart Lane
Est. 2026 • Human Bard
The One-Stop Stall of Old Cart Lane
The stall sits in a busy junction where three street vendors meet. The shopkeeper will loudly announce "fresh goods" every hour and always offers one item on th...
Shopkeeper
Marta Thistle, a Human Bard (Lvl 3)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(33)A simple, balanced blade favored by travelers and townsfolk. Light and concealable.
A sturdy blade used by guards and adventurers. Reliable and easy to repair.
A classic longsword. Balanced and effective against a variety of foes.
A serviceable longbow suited for hunting and skirmishes.
A well-tempered blade with faintly glowing edge; gives a small but reliable edge in combat.
A bundle of twenty well-feathered hunting arrows.
A kit to treat common wounds. Useful for stabilizing and tending injuries between rests.
A tinderbox to set campfires and light lamps quickly.
A coil of hempen rope, useful for climbing, securing loads, and basic traps.
A basic bedroll for sleeping outdoors or in inns that do not provide bedding.
Simple travel rations. Meals are bland but filling for a day on the road.
A treated waterskin that keeps water drinkable during travel.
A sturdy jug or pitcher used by cooks and households at market.
Silk rope prized by climbers and performers; more expensive but easier to carry.
A peddler's satchel favored by itinerant vendors. Practical, with a hidden coin pouch.
Everfresh Salt, popular with the fishmongers. Keeps catches market-fresh far longer than simple salt.
A charm some stallholders wear to smooth transactions. The effect is subtle but useful in haggling.
A merchant's balance for weighing produce, fish, and cloth. Trusted by local shippers.
A market cart useful for vendors who need mobility. Often rented by newcomers to the market.
A set of traveler utensils including a small pan, knife, and simple cooking tools.
Fresh fish from the neighboring fishmonger stall, often sold with a pinch of Everfresh Salt.
Common cotton or wool cloth for simple garments, sold by the bolt for tailors and households.
A set of everyday garments suitable for townsfolk and travelers.
Assorted small clothing items and trinkets; perfect for gifts or disguises.
A sturdy market hook used for hauling crates or as a tool; sometimes repurposed as a weapon.
A carved token sold at the vegetable stand. Most customers consider it a trinket, but some swear by it.
Flexible leather armor, made from boiled and treated hides.
Studded leather crafted by a local armorer; offers better protection without heavy encumbrance.
A metal-linked shirt combining protection and mobility, useful for frontline skirmishers.
Interlocking rings of iron and steel. Heavy and protective, often sold used at market.
A round shield of oak and iron. Offers reliable defense for soldiers and caravan guards.
A dark cloak woven with threads that shimmer when danger approaches.
A flask of common healing potion that restores a modest amount of health when consumed.
Marta Thistle
Shop Atmosphere
“The stall sits in a busy junction where three street vendors meet. The shopkeeper will loudly announce "fresh goods" every hour and always offers one item on the counter for a coinless trade. Nearby stands include a vegetable seller who will barter produce for small trinkets, a fishmonger who offers bulk discounts after sunset, and a clothes hawker who occasionally swaps alterations for favors.”
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