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Items and Pricing: Leather belt: 2 silver pieces Leather gloves: 1 gold piece Leather boots: 5 gold pieces Leather armor (studded): 45 gold pieces Leather backpack: 2 gold pieces

The cost for repairs can vary depending on the severity of the damage and the specific item being repaired, but here are some general pricing guidelines for Hammerhand's leatherworking services: Repairing a torn leather pouch or bag: 1-2 silver pieces Patching up a small hole in leather armor or clothing: 3-5 silver pieces Mending a large tear or extensive damage to leather armor: 5-10 gold pieces Resoling a pair of leather boots: 2-5 gold pieces Creating custom leather items (e.g. belts, bags, pouches): varies depending on the item and level of customization, but typically starts at 1 gold piece and can go up to 10 or more gold pieces for complex or intricate designs. These prices are just rough estimates, and can be adjusted based on the specific needs and circumstances. Hammerhand may be willing to negotiate prices or offer discounts to repeat customers or those who provide him with rare materials or items.

Architecture

The leatherworker's shop is a modest storefront with a simple wooden sign hanging above the door, depicting a stylized image of a leather boot. The smell of freshly tanned hides drifts out into the street, mingling with the sounds of clanging hammers and the whir of sewing machines.

Tourism

Stepping inside the leatherworker's shop, customers are greeted with a large workshop filled with tools, supplies, and finished leather goods. The walls are lined with shelves of leather hides and scraps, and workbenches cluttered with knives, awls, and needles. The proprietor, a gruff but skilled dwarf with a bushy beard, works diligently at his latest project, occasionally glancing up to greet customers with a nod.

Parent Location

Malachite Village

Owner

Hammerhand