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{{Infobox Shop|title=Fairhaven Trading Post|shoptype=General Store|location=Fairhaven, Joriah|owner=Brena Brightfield|staff01=Vivienne Brightfield}}
{{Infobox Shop|title=Fairhaven Trading Post|shoptype=General Store|location=Fairhaven, Joriah|owner=Brena Brightfield|staff01=Vivienne Brightfield|staff02=Jasper Honeysuckle|services01=General Supplies|services02=Adventuring Gear|services03=Item Acquisition|services04=Occasional Rare and Magic Items}}


=== Location ===
=== Location ===
The Fairhaven Trading Post is located within [[Fairhaven]]'s market street in [[Joriah]], towards the center of town and is incredibly easy to locate due to it's location and the merchant's scales painting on the sign.
The Fairhaven Trading Post is located within [[Fairhaven]]'s market street in [[Joriah]], towards the center of the village and is incredibly easy to locate due to it's location and the merchant's scales painting on the sign.


=== Atmosphere and Appearance ===
=== Atmosphere and Appearance ===
This general store is a large, two story building with double doors and a porch that extends out on the front, filled with neatly stacked miscellaneous crates and barrels. There are large windows with displays of available goods and wares, including clothing, food staples and general supplies; this building is built for function and have not spared costs for decorations. The second floor is the homestead for the owner and her daughter.
This general store is a large, two story building with wide double doors flanked by large display windows showcasing the store's seasonal wares and general supplies, or stock Brena is hoping to move. A broad wooden porch extends out from the front, covered by the second-floor overhang, and is lined with neatly stacked crates and barrels of mundane stock that isn't as likely to be affected by the weather. Nothing about the building is decorative; every board and stone was chosen for function. A small painted sign swings above the door: a brass scale, the store's emblem, with "Fairhaven Trading Post" in neat white lettering


The inside is shelves upon shelves, floor to ceiling with merchandise with a long wooden counter with a brass scale and cash box next to some closed off stairs leading up to the second floor. The products are organised into sections: tools, clothing, food, travel supplies and curiosities, each kept neat and mostly well stocked, including a locked cabinet where you can spy some items you imagine to be quite valuable to commonfolk. In the corner is a couple of comfy chairs and a small table with a notebook and pen, you imagine it could be for weary travelers or discussing larger transactions.
The inside is shelves upon shelves, floor to ceiling with meticulously organised and labelled merchandise, divided into five distinct sections of the store marked by hand-painted wooden sign hanging from the ceiling: Tools and Hardware, Clothing and Textiles, Food Staples, Travel Supplies and Curiosities and Oddities. A long wooden counter runs across the back of the store, topped with a brass scale and iron cash box and behind the counter, a closed door leads to a narrow staircase going up to the family's private bedrooms and a locked, glass-fronted cabinet. The cabinet is secured with a heavy iron lock  and holds the store's most valuable inventory, customers can see what's inside but must ask Brena directly to handle anything. Tucked into a corner of the store are two worn but comfortable armchairs arranged around a small table with a notebook and pen, perhaps for discussing larger transactions or for weary travelers to rest companions shop, and Brena has been known to bring over a cup of tea for anyone who looks particularly road-worn.
 
The second floor is the Brightfields' private home, accessed by the staircase behind the counter. It's modest but comfortable: a small kitchen and sitting room, two bedrooms, and a storage room where Brena keeps her old merchant ledgers, maps, and the more valuable inventory overflow. The windows look out over the Fairhaven street below, and a small balcony at the back overlooks a modest garden where Brena grows herbs for cooking and simple remedies.


=== Staff ===
=== Staff ===
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'''Vivienne Brightfield''', a youngish human female in her 20s, she has vibrant red hair that sits in a neat bun atop her head, a thin layer of makeup and a overly friendly but a little vapid personality. Daughter of Brena, she helps her mother around the shop and will fawn over any young handsome traveler that enters the shop, much to her mother's dismay. She seems content with her life, knowing she'll take over the shop one day.  
'''Vivienne Brightfield''', a youngish human female in her 20s, she has vibrant red hair that sits in a neat bun atop her head, a thin layer of makeup and a overly friendly but a little vapid personality. Daughter of Brena, she helps her mother around the shop and will fawn over any young handsome traveler that enters the shop, much to her mother's dismay. She seems content with her life, knowing she'll take over the shop one day.  
'''Jasper Honeysuckle''', Martha Honeysuckle's older son, young adult halfling with longish brown hair he keeps tied back, works at one of the local cattle farms but helps out in the tavern and trading post during the cold season, Algus, when the farmer doesn't need as many hands. Very physically strong, helps out with all sorts of jobs when he's around but quiet until he's had a few drinks.
=== Stock ===
All standard supplies and adventuring gear available, at standard cost
'''Locked Cabinet (stock varies)'''
Potion of Healing 50 gold
Alchemist's fire 50 gold
Antitoxin vials 50 gold
A small selection of silvered weapons (arrows, bolts, a dagger or two)
Spell components of modest rarity (herbs, crystals, powdered metals)
Sending Stones 2000 gold
Bag of Holding 1000 gold
==== Special Orders ====
Brena maintains contacts across Joriah through her old merchant network. If a customer needs something the Trading Post doesn't stock — a specific tool, a rare component, a particular book — she can usually source it within a week or two, for a 10% finder's fee on top of the item's cost. She'll send word via the carrier pigeon service at the Turnpike's Lantern.
==== Bulk Discount ====
For caravans, farming families, or anyone buying in significant quantity, Brena offers a 10% discount on orders over 50 gp. She'll also deliver within Fairhaven for free on orders over 25 gp — Fenwick Honeysuckle from The Wayward Wheel sometimes handles the deliveries for a bit of extra coin.
==== Line of Credit ====
Brena extends modest credit to trusted regulars — locals she's known for years, or establishments like the Turnpike's Lantern and The Wayward Wheel. She keeps meticulous records in a leather-bound ledger behind the counter. Newcomers pay upfront.


=== Additional Entities and Interests ===
=== Additional Entities and Interests ===

Latest revision as of 02:22, 12 August 2026

Fairhaven Trading Post
Type General Store
Location Fairhaven, Joriah
Owner Brena Brightfield

Staff

  • Vivienne Brightfield
  • Jasper Honeysuckle

Services

  • General Supplies
  • Adventuring Gear
  • Item Acquisition
  • Occasional Rare and Magic Items

Location

The Fairhaven Trading Post is located within Fairhaven's market street in Joriah, towards the center of the village and is incredibly easy to locate due to it's location and the merchant's scales painting on the sign.

Atmosphere and Appearance

This general store is a large, two story building with wide double doors flanked by large display windows showcasing the store's seasonal wares and general supplies, or stock Brena is hoping to move. A broad wooden porch extends out from the front, covered by the second-floor overhang, and is lined with neatly stacked crates and barrels of mundane stock that isn't as likely to be affected by the weather. Nothing about the building is decorative; every board and stone was chosen for function. A small painted sign swings above the door: a brass scale, the store's emblem, with "Fairhaven Trading Post" in neat white lettering

The inside is shelves upon shelves, floor to ceiling with meticulously organised and labelled merchandise, divided into five distinct sections of the store marked by hand-painted wooden sign hanging from the ceiling: Tools and Hardware, Clothing and Textiles, Food Staples, Travel Supplies and Curiosities and Oddities. A long wooden counter runs across the back of the store, topped with a brass scale and iron cash box and behind the counter, a closed door leads to a narrow staircase going up to the family's private bedrooms and a locked, glass-fronted cabinet. The cabinet is secured with a heavy iron lock and holds the store's most valuable inventory, customers can see what's inside but must ask Brena directly to handle anything. Tucked into a corner of the store are two worn but comfortable armchairs arranged around a small table with a notebook and pen, perhaps for discussing larger transactions or for weary travelers to rest companions shop, and Brena has been known to bring over a cup of tea for anyone who looks particularly road-worn.

The second floor is the Brightfields' private home, accessed by the staircase behind the counter. It's modest but comfortable: a small kitchen and sitting room, two bedrooms, and a storage room where Brena keeps her old merchant ledgers, maps, and the more valuable inventory overflow. The windows look out over the Fairhaven street below, and a small balcony at the back overlooks a modest garden where Brena grows herbs for cooking and simple remedies.

Staff

Brena Brightfield, a sharp-eyed human female in her 50s, graying red hair pulled back into a practical ponytail with a pleasant but small smile on her face. She will warm up quickly to most people, but keeps things strictly business initially as she doesn't like to get attached to people just travelling through. She used to be a travelling merchant and grew used to passing people by, but settled down after inheriting the store and now cares deeply for familiar faces.

Vivienne Brightfield, a youngish human female in her 20s, she has vibrant red hair that sits in a neat bun atop her head, a thin layer of makeup and a overly friendly but a little vapid personality. Daughter of Brena, she helps her mother around the shop and will fawn over any young handsome traveler that enters the shop, much to her mother's dismay. She seems content with her life, knowing she'll take over the shop one day.

Jasper Honeysuckle, Martha Honeysuckle's older son, young adult halfling with longish brown hair he keeps tied back, works at one of the local cattle farms but helps out in the tavern and trading post during the cold season, Algus, when the farmer doesn't need as many hands. Very physically strong, helps out with all sorts of jobs when he's around but quiet until he's had a few drinks.

Stock

All standard supplies and adventuring gear available, at standard cost

Locked Cabinet (stock varies)

Potion of Healing 50 gold

Alchemist's fire 50 gold

Antitoxin vials 50 gold

A small selection of silvered weapons (arrows, bolts, a dagger or two)

Spell components of modest rarity (herbs, crystals, powdered metals)

Sending Stones 2000 gold

Bag of Holding 1000 gold

Special Orders

Brena maintains contacts across Joriah through her old merchant network. If a customer needs something the Trading Post doesn't stock — a specific tool, a rare component, a particular book — she can usually source it within a week or two, for a 10% finder's fee on top of the item's cost. She'll send word via the carrier pigeon service at the Turnpike's Lantern.

Bulk Discount

For caravans, farming families, or anyone buying in significant quantity, Brena offers a 10% discount on orders over 50 gp. She'll also deliver within Fairhaven for free on orders over 25 gp — Fenwick Honeysuckle from The Wayward Wheel sometimes handles the deliveries for a bit of extra coin.

Line of Credit

Brena extends modest credit to trusted regulars — locals she's known for years, or establishments like the Turnpike's Lantern and The Wayward Wheel. She keeps meticulous records in a leather-bound ledger behind the counter. Newcomers pay upfront.

Additional Entities and Interests