Mithril Market
Brewhaven - Market Level - Central Hub
Mithril Market is a massive hall hewn from the bedrock of the mountain herself. Hundred upon hundreds of vendors from all over the Realm are represented here. The entire district is accessible by way of the maze of bridges and mezzanines. This is your first stop once you’ve made it out of Upper Greyhill. From here, the rest of Brewhaven can be accessed.
Lodging & Vendors
Hyrrna's Armor and Shields
In an arcane quarter, surrounded by hidden alleys and elemental forges. The street outside is shaded by grand tree roots. The shop is a two-storey stone-walled building, with a reinforced wooden door. It appears to be unusually busy. The owner is a female dwarf armorer named Hyrrna, who was once a hero, but retired after her companions were turned into werewolves.Arnfrid's Smithy
In an adventurers ward known for its ancient dungeon gates. The street outside is filled with blue alchemical smoke. The workshop is a two-story half-timbered building, with dwarf-wrought iron furnishings. A small dragon's skull hangs over the hearth. The owner is a female dwarf blacksmith named Arnfrid, who has been purchasing much more raw iron than usual. The Gypsy and Spear A fanciful commoner's tavern, built within a ring of ancient stone monoliths. On Guildhall Road, in a market ward of active marketplaces and streetwise thieves. Its neighbors include the stately hall of the Butchers Guild and the workshop of a male elf confectioner named Feanare. The inn is a two-story building, with wood paneling, and a smooth stone floor. Accommodations consist of several large rooms with beds and straw mattresses and a mezzanine with several wooden cots. The inn has recently become infested by pixies.The Viridian Cup
A grand dwarven inn located in a civic district, surrounded by quiet streets and grand monuments. Its neighbors include a bastion of the town guard and the office of a female human scholar named Brede. The inn is a large half-timbered building, with several stained-glass windows and a tiled mosaic floor. A collection of magical weapons hangs over the hearth. Accommodations consist of several large rooms with beds and feather mattresses. The main hall is decorated with monstrous skulls. The innkeeper is a thin female human named Dilda. She was once an adventurer, but retired after defeating Chema the Gargoyle Baron.The Exigent Emporium
A mysterious shop of arcane curiosities and wondrous items, which only appears to those who have particular need of it. It was last seen in the adventurers quarter, surrounded by shadowed alleys and busy shops. It stood adjacent to the spartan hall of the Wayfarers Guild. The shop is a three-story tower of finely carved stone, with carved wooden doors. It is dimly lit by a few candles and fairly shabby. There is no shopkeeper, and by all accounts the Emporium is deserted. Stealing is not recommended. The legend says that the doors won’t open for you with any pilfered goods in your pockets. If you see something you like, make sure you can pay for it before you touch it.Odar’s Marvelous Armaments
In southeast corner of the district, in a hollowed out outcropping of rune-carved stone. The street outside is lined with monstrous skulls impaled upon spears. The shop is a two-story tower of polished marble inside, with several stained-glass windows. It appears to be unusually busy. The shopkeeper is a stout male dwarf named Odar. He extends a small discount to clerics.The Dragon’s Blades
On Well Alley, north of the town gate. Its neighbors include the stately hall of the Quartermasters Guild and a modest traveler's shrine. The shop is a single story stone-walled building, with a slate roof and dwarf-wrought iron furnishings. The surrounding yard is filled with scorch marks and craters. The shopkeeper is a slender male dwarf named Frimi. He treats his wares like living creatures.Piersym and Gyles' Oils and Elixirs
On Blany Road, near the Crusader's Gate. Its neighbors include a tavern called The Pilgrim and Mug and a simple traveler's shrine. The shop is a single story building of timber and brick walls, with dwarf-wrought iron furnishings. It appears to be unusually busy. The shopkeeper is a short male half-elf named Ceko. He is a cunning haggler.The Naga’s Tinchers
On Goldencoin Lane, in an arcane district of alchemical forges and powerful sorcerers. It stands adjacent to the workshop of a female halfling wizard named Joane Adard. The shop is a single storey building of stone walls, with a black tile roof. It is built around a large pool of glowing, multi-hued liquid. The shopkeeper is a tactless female dwarf named Sware. She celebrates each sale with a pint of ale.The Unicorn’s Emporium
On Brightbell Way, northwest of the Athenaeum of the Elemental Arts. The street outside is crowded with a procession of the Spellbinders Guild. The shop is a single-story half-timbered building, with several stained-glass windows and a smooth stone floor. It is dimly lit by a few candles and fairly shabby. The shopkeeper is a proud female gnome named Gale. She extends a small discount to druids.Nerdyle’s Vault
On Gemcutter's Side, near the town gate. The street outside is filled with gray alchemical smoke. The shop is a two-story building of living wood, with a tiled mosaic floor. It is dimly lit by a few candles and fairly shabby. The shopkeeper is a heavyset female elf named Nerdalye. She holds a grudge against halflings. Rumor has it she has a hidden portal that leads straight to the heart of Rock Lake.Demographics
Primarily dwarves, some human and halfling, a handful of other artisan races.
Government
Mithril Market is publically governed by a common magistrate, but everone knowns the real power is the Grand Visier. It is rumored that they maintain their rogue's throne through a network of spies and assassins.
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