PSFShop:Step by Step/2023

a multihued ironwood wagon, [Map Room XX], Room# 4410015, Lich# LXX, go ironwood wagon

Step By Step, Entrance

[Step By Step, Entrance - 4410131]
A polished brass lantern brightens the wagon, directly above a large sign that greets customers upon entry. A small glass case, secured with iron fittings, casts prismatic light across the makeshift ironwood shelving. Nestled above an oak table, the contents of a glass-topped ruic cabinet glisten softly in the ambient light beside a latticework divider.
Obvious exits: out

a large sign
In the Common language, it reads:
Please be welcome!  Explore our wares.  We offer laces, ornamental gems, and skins from the local environs as uppers for your cobbling needs.  For those interested in exploring cobbling for the first time, please review the equipment offered on the nearby table.  Thank you for your business!

In the glass case you see: a vial of silvery azure dye, a vial of deep red-violet dye, a vial of faint carnelian dye, a vial of smoky umber dye, a vial of pale periwinkle dye, and a vial of dark fuliginous dye.

On the ironwood shelving you see: some burgee skin, some tapir hide, a set of flyrsilk cords, a pair of lemur hair laces, and a square of woven paeline.

some burgee skin

There is nothing there to read.

some tapir hide

There is nothing there to read.

On the oak table you see: a jade flyrsilk cobbling tote, a lilac-whorled invar box, a ruby-tipped sterling silver punch, a serrated raptor fang knife, a section of rolton leather cord, and a flyrsilk-tied lavender shoebox.

In the ruic cabinet you see: some small wraithaline feylings, some gypsum mosquitos, some small saewehna tapirs, some miniature nephrite forest apes, some miniature marcasite lemurs, and some tiny rivertear cloud sprites.

Step By Step, Workroom

[Step By Step, Workroom - 4410132]
Bolted against the far wall a small workbench, with an ironwood chair secured behind it by iron latches, sits beneath a row of pegs that hold assorted cobbling tools. Some small crates line the edges of the workshop, with markings that indicate the contents as assortments of cobbling supplies stored for future need. Beneath a small brass lantern, a latticework divider leads out to the rear of the wagon.
Obvious exits: none