"Wilser? Go to Scarlet Road, it's a road made of red brick. If you step outside you should see it near your left. It's bumpy though, with cracks and pebbles everywhere, be careful if you have a wagon. Follow that road down to his house, it's made of gray wood."

If you're waiting for me, I was the last to post.

"Thanks," said Titus with a nod towards the guard. He then turned to the others. "So, off to Scarlet Road?"

Thrudor nods "Mhm Unless any of you have a better idea" He shrugs as he gets ready to walk along the road to Wilser's

With the new cold, not many people are outside. About half the shops are closed, and the fruit vendors are moving their shops inside their homes. You finally arrive at the gray wood house. You notice no door or windows, but rather a cobblestone well with a 10-foot diameter on the front porch. You can hear water splashing inside. There is a sea elf sitting on the front porch next to the well. "Looking for Wilser? Tis I."

Titus approached the porch warily, openly eyeing the well and keeping his distance from it. "Wilser, aye? We were told to look for you, regarding the... incident with the prince. I'm sure you heard? Anyway, we just happened to acquire something we think might help him--would you mind checking it out?" The fighter thumbed towards Thrudor, to indicate that he was carrying the "something."

"I have heard such things." He walks up to Thrudor and examines the "something". He scoops up a drop with a finger and tastes it. "A strange substance. Alchemists ice. I can magically freeze it for you and make a knife, helmet, anything small. It won't unfreeze the prince, but a magic weapon could break the ice and let him out. If you want a magic weapon, let me take this into my home for half an hour. Do you want a dagger, spear, shortsword, handaxe, or small club?"

"I prefer larger weapons, but I think a handaxe would do the trick."

Thrudor nods "Something sharp to chisel away at the ice yes?"

He nods and dives into the well. 40 minutes later, he comes back with a handaxe made of bluish ice. "Here it is."

Custom Weapon

+1 Handaxe (meaning +1 to attack rolls and 1 extra slashing damage). Deals an additional 1d4 cold damage per hit. Once per day, when the handaxe is in hand and adding the following bonus to this handaxe only, a creature wielding the handaxe can cast Absorb Elements. This works on any type of damage except for fire.

"Thank you, this is a wonderful weapon indeed. Perhaps this would be more suitable for Thrudor, as it is non-metallic."

"Would you be able to enchant a normal weapon?"

"Perhaps. Is there anything you would like me to enchant? I take 1 or 2 hours to enchant a weapon."

"I have carried this maul through much of the land, and it has never failed me. If you could add an enchantment I would be most grateful. What would be the cost?"

"Well... I'm running low on enchanting supplies. How much do you want me to enchant it?"

"I'm not sure, it depends on what options are available." Cunning thinks for a moment.

"I guess if we're up against enemies who like cold, something fire or flame based. Or lightning! Lightning would be useful too."

"I've decided I'm getting old and will soon have no need for my supplies. That being said, I'll enchant one item from each of you for free. Fire is a mystery to me, I used to live inside the ocean. But lightning I can do."

For the sake of equality, each of you chooses one item. We can decide who owns the ice handaxe later. Choose 1 of the following enchantments:

• Weapons

• Stormcaller. Twice per day when dealing damage with an attack by this weapon, the target can be forced to make a DC 13 Strength or Dexterity saving throw (whichever best matches the weapon). On a failed save, the target takes an extra 1d8 lightning damage.
• Fatal. The chosen weapon has +2 to attack rolls.
• Binding. The walking speed of a creature hit by this weapon is decreased by 5 feet until the end of their next turn.

• Armor

• Anti-Acid Polish. Acid damage dealt to the creature wearing this armor is decreased by 1d6.
• Reflecting. Bludgeoning, Piercing, and Slashing damage from nonmagical attacks are decreased by 1.

I would like Stormcaller for my maul please.

"Here it is, the Stormcaller Maul. An enchantment held in the highest respect by the sea people, who worship the lightning gods. What can I get the rest of you?"

Titus stepped up, his greatsword in both hands, and handed it out to the sea elf. "I think I could do with a more dangerous blade," he said, not bothering to hide the gleam in his eye.

(( He will choose the Fatal option. ))