Ironhand Forge & Armory
Est. 2025 • Dwarf Fighter (Guild-enrolled armorer)
Ironhand Forge & Armory
Bram insists on humming a low dwarven hammer-song while he works (customers say it helps metal 'settle'). He refuses to name prices in anything but gold and wil...
Shopkeeper
Bram Ironhand, a Dwarf Fighter (Guild-enrolled armorer) (Lvl 6)
Keeper's Species
Dwarf
Shop Inventory
(18)A balanced, military-grade longsword with a hand-polished pommel and keen edge. Standard issue for city guards.
A heavy, single-headed battleaxe with reinforced haft. Good for warriors who favor chopping power.
A heavy hammerhead with a belt loop and a spiked back intended for driving stakes or breaking doors.
A sturdy steel shield with a reinforced rim. Comfortable arm straps and small boss emblazoned with an anvil motif.
A snug-fitting chain shirt of interlocked steel rings, treated to resist rust and tempered for flexibility.
Plate pieces riveted over padded leather. Heavier than chain but sculpted to allow a warrior to move freely.
Pliers, hammers, punches, files, anvils and specialized gauges in a heavy leather roll — everything a smith needs for armor repairs and fitting.
Minor repairs (loose rivets, re-hinging, dents) performed while you wait or within a day.
Complete cleaning, resealing, refitting, and repair of a suit of armor or large weapon. May take 2-3 days.
A set of nails and well-shaped horseshoes, fitted to a typical warhorse or cart horse.
A leather pouch of assorted metal bolts and nails — useful for quick repairs and improvisation.
A compact whetstone with leather strap — sharpens swords and tools to a fine edge.
A common red potion that glimmers faintly. Restores vigor when swallowed.
A richer crimson potion sealed with wax. Far more restorative than common potions.
A superb blade subtly runed along the fuller. Appears ordinary at a glance but hums faintly near metal.
A finely made longsword whose blade glows faintly when drawn. When commanded, flame runs along its edge.
Links of the shirt shimmer with an inner luster. Lighter to wear and oddly warmer.
Stout leather boots with steel toes and faint hammer-shaped impressions along the heels.
Bram Ironhand
Shop Atmosphere
“Bram insists on humming a low dwarven hammer-song while he works (customers say it helps metal 'settle'). He refuses to name prices in anything but gold and will not sell knives to anyone who refuses to state their profession. He occasionally offers a free 'luck peen' — a small iron bead — to any adventurer who promises to bring him a scrap of unusual metal.”
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