Medieval

The Oakhaven Blacksmith is a place of raw power and creation, its sturdy stone walls echoing with the clang of hammer on anvil. A plume of dark smoke often rises from its forge, and the scent of hot metal and coal hangs heavy in the air. Inside, sparks fly as Gareth Stonehand, a powerfully built man with forearms like tree trunks, shapes raw iron into tools, hardware, and even decorative metalwork. He crafts ploughshares for the local farms, mends broken wagon wheels, and forges the occasional sword or shield for village guards or adventurous travelers. Gareth is a man of few words, but his work speaks volumes, providing the essential metal goods that keep Oakhaven running.

The Oakhaven Blacksmith is a place of raw power and creation, its sturdy stone walls echoing with the clang of hammer on anvil. A plume of dark smoke often rises from its forge, and the scent of hot metal and coal hangs heavy in the air. Outside view of a blacksmith building.