Building location 1: The Shop
The shop itself makes up the first room of the building, a cramped room approximately twenty five feet by twenty feet. Sagging wooden shelves line every available space on the walls, and those shelves are filled with all manner of bottle, jar, and beaker. Most are labeled, but not all, so browsing can be difficult for customers. A curtained entrance leads into area 2. A wide window allows ample lighting into the room, and a small effort has been made to clean it, though it is still streaked with dirt.
Building location 2: The Storeroom
This room has shelves like area 1, though most of them are empty. Dusty bottles and jars are scattered upon them, as well as a small amount of foodstuffs (mostly grains and dried fruits.) Barrels, crates, and burlap sacks clutter the floor. There is just enough room for a path to the locked door at the other end of the room that leads to the bedroom.
Building location 3: Bedroom
This room has three doors - one to the storeroom (area 2), one to the workshop (area 4), and one to the alley behind the building - and all are locked. This is where Lethen sleeps and eats. A short, thin bed with faded yellow bedding sits against one all. A plain wooden table, often with plates covered with bread crumbs from past meals, sits in the center of the room with a single chair beside it. A dresser with three drawers holds Lethen's meager selection of clothing. A nightstand sits with a battered brass lamp sits near the bed. Near the rear door, which leads outside, is a grimy windows that lets a dirty yellow light in, though it difficult to make out any details of objects on the other side of the glass.
Building location 4: Workshop
This murky room is where Lethen creates his wares. This room is little more than a long walk in closet converted to a workspace. A single window lets in light and, like the other windows in the building, is in desperate need of a cleaning. The only exit is the door that leads to the bedroom. A long table sits against a wall with all manner of tubes, beakers, glasses, and trays. Nearby, a short cabinet is brimming with jars and canisters of herbs and powders. The air has a dry, spicy scent and dust and powder particles float through the dim light. A stool sits next to the table. An excellent quality lantern sits well away from the work bench. A number of mirrors are angled around the lantern to magnify the beam, compensating for keeping the flame a good distance from the sometimes volatile powders.
Lethen's Apothecary - Poisons
He typically has these poisons in his shop.
Roseroot
Roseroot is a red tinted vine that grows in rocky plains, typically at the base of mountains are other steep incline where scree may be found. Sharp thorns guard the vines and after heavy rains, small pink flowers blossom along the vines. Type: Injested. Save DC14. Initial Damage: Nausea (1d4 hours, -2 to AC and To Hit rolls). Secondary Damage: 1d4+1 temporary Constitution damage.
Neemer Slug paste
Neemer slugs feed on carrion. They are found in the forests of Athas, and are quite prevalent near Gulg. They are three inches in length are light or dark pink in color. They have cylindrical bodies and while they have no teeth, they have a natural acid that can slowly disolve most flesh. Type: Contact. Save DC18. Initial Damage: 1d4+2 temporary Constitution damage. Secondary Damage: 2d8 points of damage.
Needleleaf
Needleleaf plants are thin leafed green plants that grown in the plains west of Balic. They
are usually found in places with protection from strong winds, as the plants are quite
fragile. (They are commonly around walls, cliff, and rocky outcroppings.) They have no
smell and a slightly bitter taste. By itself, needleleaf plants are not dangerous, but when
prepared correctly, they can make an effective sleeping poison.
Type: Injected. Save DC15. Initial Damage: 1d4+2 temporary Dexterity damage. Secondary
Damage: sleep for 1d4 hours.Lethen is a renowned poison maker among the less than savory types in and around the
Balican Bard's Quarter. He is know for the quality of his wares, as well as the selection of