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Fundin's workshop

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Fundin's workshop is the shop of the dwarf Fundin Alsakal in Sınır Sapı, in the campaign Zincirsiz ("Unchained"). A table for knitting and sewing, with needles and thread and hanging clothes, shares the room with an anvil, hammers and a smith's tools, and a forge at the back. When Jonathan River first came, Fundin was making clothes for an elf lord.1

Jonathan showed his own Zahiriye and repair skills and offered to help with small jobs not worth Fundin's time, an hour or two a day.23

He later spent three or four hours here on pieces of armour, rings of chain mail and other repairs, among them the captain's eagle-worked sword, which he briefly enlarged to mend. Fundin agreed to teach him tailoring if the help left him time.456

Jonathan came back to find Fundin worn down by the quarantine, closed the door, and told him of the danger to the town and asked for his help; for want of time, the work he usually helped with was put off.789

Notes

  1. ↑At the tableSınır Sapı | DnD 5E Oynanış #6 (Zincirsiz #6), 2:07:23
  2. ↑At the tableSınır Sapı | DnD 5E Oynanış #6 (Zincirsiz #6), 2:14:21
  3. ↑At the tableSınır Sapı | DnD 5E Oynanış #6 (Zincirsiz #6), 2:16:11
  4. ↑At the tableKarantina Günleri | DnD 5E Oynanış #7 (Zincirsiz #7), 1:29:15
  5. ↑At the tableKarantina Günleri | DnD 5E Oynanış #7 (Zincirsiz #7), 1:35:23
  6. ↑At the tableKarantina Günleri | DnD 5E Oynanış #7 (Zincirsiz #7), 1:39:00
  7. ↑At the tableArayış | DnD 5E Oynanış #14 (Zincirsiz #14), 34:38
  8. ↑At the tableArayış | DnD 5E Oynanış #14 (Zincirsiz #14), 37:23
  9. ↑At the tableArayış | DnD 5E Oynanış #14 (Zincirsiz #14), 47:59

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