The Drowned Lantern
Est. 2025 • Human Warlock
The Drowned Lantern
The tavern's floor is always damp and you can hear slow, distant sloshing beneath the boards. Patrons instinctively lower their voices when the rain thickens; t...
Shopkeeper
Morrin Vash, a Human Warlock (Lvl 8)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(22)Reliable martial blade, good for fighters, paladins, or anyone who prefers a solid one-handed longsword.
Light and quick. Easy to conceal beneath a cloak.
A compact bow useful on a rocking ship or the island cliffs.
A sturdy ranged weapon that deals solid damage at range.
Best light armor for mobile characters who still want protection.
Medium armor forged from scavenged scales and hammered plates.
Adds a reliable bonus to a bearer’s protection.
Useful for climbing cliff paths or securing boats.
Basic sleeping gear to keep you off the wet ground.
Holds water and keeps a traveler hydrated in drizzle and fog.
One day of preserved rations suited for seafaring folk.
Burns for about an hour; essential for exploring dark caverns.
Necessary kit for thieves, burglars, or anyone who needs to bypass a simple lock.
Fisherman's bait specifically used to tempt strange deepwater things. Not pleasant to smell.
A common healing potion; the barkeep keeps a few behind the bar for travelers who get scraped on the cliffs.
A stronger healing potion for when wounds are more severe.
A small floating globe that bathes a small area in steady, pale light. Handy for exploring wet caverns or fog-shrouded shorelines.
A handy bag for explorers who need to carry salvage from the shore and keep it dry.
A protective cloak infused with a minor ward. Fans of subtle magic sometimes prefer this to heavy armor.
A common sailor's remedy against 'mucous-laden' attacks and ill tempers. The barkeep claims it helps clear strange mental fogs.
Served warm. Locals swear it wards off the chill of the endless drizzle.
A rare potion useful for investigating tidal caves or confronting the aboleth in its watery lair.
Morrin Vash
Shop Atmosphere
“The tavern's floor is always damp and you can hear slow, distant sloshing beneath the boards. Patrons instinctively lower their voices when the rain thickens; the owner polishes a chipped, barnacle-crusted mirror and stares into it as if waiting for someone to answer back.”
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