The Mark of the Ringing Anvil

In the neighborhood of the fishmongers outside the gates of the Kantor Kabljauhof, it is not strange that the streets are variously noisome, as the calls of the fishmongers and other hawkers echo down the alleyways, and the hammering of the Hanse's shipwrights rat-a-tat from the Kantor's slipways. But a new sound has been added to the consistent noise--the singing of the hammer and iron from the smithy and armoury of The Ringing Anvil.

After a month of excited work, proprietor Durham and his employed journeyman armourer 'Annaz al Tashkili have produced an inventory of various items for sale to the public of Cothon-Gadeed, though more particularly to the foreign adventurer-class that has recently sprung up again amongst the various taverns (all items sold on a first-come-first-serve basis):

Ringing Anvil items

Muagh pole 

A light source and a poking stick in one, always handy for an adventurer or their hireling. Comes with 6 torches. 

Damage: bayonet 1d6, torch 1d4

Tags: melee, two-handed

Cost: 7 gp

Quantity: 12

Utility belt 

A custom leather belt with modular attachments (pockets, hooks, loops, etc.), built for adventurers to help organize their gear, helping the player by giving them quick access to the items on the belt. 

Durham has a utility belt on display, to showcase this item, it has rope, small hammer, pouch for iron spikes, 4 sakkra blood potions, hand axe and scanner.

Mechanics : the player is able to perform an additional simple action related to the items on their utility belt. For example, you could give a few extra healing potions in the heat of battle to a bloody companion or set up a climbing rope quickly or what else the DM deems reasonable given the setup of the player's utility belt. 

Cost: 100 gp

Quantity : 3

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Vringalu armor

A hybrid armor of chain mail and fine leather made from the wings of the flying serpent; the Vringalu. The set contains tassels, greaves, bracers and pauldrons. 

built for adventurers, this armor set gives an AC of 5[14] but its main goal is to look good. The character will look like a professional and successful mercenary. The wearer might be able to enter an elite establishment with little or no question, gain an audience a nobleman or negotiate a higher price for their services.

Cost: 500 gp

Quantity : 1

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Batranoban marker arrows

Arrows fletched with the bright green crest of the batranoban. These distinct arrows can help signal allies and mark targets. An enemy hit with the arrow will be "marked" (+1 to hit for missile attacks only) for the next 3 rounds, allowing others within line of sight to better focus on that enemy with a ranged attack. 

These arrows can also be used to leave markers in a dungeon or perhaps warn allies over a great distance. 

Cost : 10 gp per arrow 

Quantity : 72

Drinking horns

A pair of Tsi'il drinking horns, rimmed and tipped with silver, each set has its own unique art set into the rim. One depicting a mowage hunt, another with decorative style knots and the last with a landscape. 

This is a great gift to start cultivating relationships. Gift this to someone you haven't been formally introduced to yet and propose a toast, roll 2d6(+reaction bonus). On 7+ roll your relationship advances to associates, on a 6 or lower you just establish an acquaintance with the person. 

Cost: 50gp

Quantity: 3 sets; mowage set, knot set, landscape set.