Pinefar Smoke Shop

Pinefar Smoke Shop is the tobacco shop in Pinefar. It is run by a shopkeeper named Guernna, who sells various tobacco related items.

[Pinefar, Smoke Shop]

The spicy scent of tobacco permeates the cozy room tucked beneath the inn's wide staircase. Its walls are painted a deep shade of hunter green that compliments the rich grain of polished oak shelves lining the walls. On the back wall, the shelves are filled with wooden tobacco boxes, while books crowd the others. A painting of a hunting scene occupies the only expanse sans shelves, keeping watch above two over-stuffed leather armchairs. You also see Guernna the shopkeeper, a crystal door and a brass sign.

Inventory

Welcome to the Pinefar Smoke Shop!
Guernna the shopkeeper offers his catalog to browse.
Guernna exclaims, "Greetings stranger, have a look around!"
  Catalog
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  1. a slender aromatic cigar        9. a large glass tobacco jar
  2. a petite sweet-smelling cigar   10. a large brown tobacco jar
  3. a fat pungent cigar             11. a red glass tobacco jar
  4. a slender brown cigar           12. a small wooden box
  5. a red pungent cigar             13. a leaf wrapper
  6. a black aromatic cigar          14. a polished oak cigar box
  7. a dark green tobacco tin        15. a burled maple cigar box
  8. a small red tobacco tin

Additional Info

Shopkeep Owner

Guernna - You see a fairly typical the shopkeeper. It appears to be in good shape. It has nothing at this time.

Messaging

• "Guernna carefully fills a bin with long dark cigars, arranging them in the case with perfect symmetry."
• "Guernna opens a beautifully carved humidor, and dribbles a few drops of water into a small natural sponge that rests in a compartment inside it.
• "Guernna carefully measures out scoops of tobacco, selecting different leaves from a row of glass jars and combining them into the Pinefar house blend."
• "Guernna pries the top off of a wooden box with a crest incised upon the lid. She removes a number of short, stubby cigars and places them gingerly inside a humidor sitting on a shelf behind the counter."