The Silverleaf Still
Est. 2026 • Wood Elf Druid
The Silverleaf Still
The shop is built around the hollow trunk of an ancient silver birch. Shelves spiral upward along the living wood, holding softly glowing vials among bundles of...
Shopkeeper
Lethariel Moonbloom, a Wood Elf Druid (Lvl 5)
Keeper's Species
Wood Elf
Shop Inventory
(12)A ruby-red draught in a stoppered glass vial. The liquid glows faintly when held beneath moonlight.
A thicker, amber-colored restorative brewed from rare elven moss and carefully distilled medicinal herbs.
A clear blue potion containing a suspended pearl that slowly sinks and rises with the motion of the bottle.
A pale lavender cordial with a soothing floral aroma, favored by travelers entering haunted forests or dangerous ruins.
A bitter green antitoxin sealed with wax bearing a stylized silver leaf.
A smoky gray draught that briefly tastes of rain and pine needles. Its effect is subtle rather than truly magical invisibility.
A small black vial containing basic poison, stored behind a locked lattice of living thornwood.
A practical herbalism kit made of polished birch, with compartments labeled in flowing Elvish script.
A padded leather case holding six empty glass vials, corks, labels, and a tiny funnel.
Cheap field remedies for easing minor aches, nausea, and fatigue. They do not restore hit points or remove conditions.
Pale incense sticks made from moonflower petals and cedar resin, sold in small paper packets.
Pressed cakes of nuts, dried berries, honey, and edible flowers. The cakes remain fresh for several weeks.
Lootable Stash
(5)Where The Take Sits
Security Check
On Failure
Estimated haul
450.39 gp
Cedar Cash Box
Lethariel's Moonflower Locket
Refined Moonstone Catalyst
Ledger of Greenleaf Accounts
Sealed Dreamlily Extract
Lethariel Moonbloom
Shop Atmosphere
“The shop is built around the hollow trunk of an ancient silver birch. Shelves spiral upward along the living wood, holding softly glowing vials among bundles of herbs, hanging roots, and tiny ceramic bowls filled with luminous pollen. The air smells of rain, crushed mint, and old leaves. Every potion is labeled in both Common and elegant Elvish calligraphy. The shopkeeper insists that customers tap twice on the counter before opening a vial, claiming that the bottles dislike being startled. At midnight, the shop's flowers open and release faint musical tones that form a rough alarm system.”
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