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Tartingworth

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Tartingworth
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Gender male
Race Halfling
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Specialty Skin glue
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Appearance

You see Lord Tartingworth Jampot the Third.
He appears to be a Halfling.
He is short and appears to be in his declining years.  He has deep-set chestnut eyes and perfectly smooth fair skin.  He has long, glossy fiery red hair worn in a single braid and tied with silvery leather strips.  He has a round face, a small nose and a pair of pudgy cheeks to match his pot belly.
He is in good shape.
He is holding a cloth-bound small leather tome embossed with small geometric patterns in his right hand.
He is wearing a tall silver-banded hat with a golden eagle plume, a pair of gold and pearl cufflinks, a golvern-rimmed monocle on a thick silver chain, a dark blue velvet smoking jacket over a pressed white shirt with embroidered gold tracery along the collar, a pair of dark blue pleated cotton trousers, and a pair of highly polished black leather boots.

Shop Information

Tartingworth's shop on the pirate vessel Spitfire:

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This small cabin is furnished with a pair of woven blue and white rugs that cover the planked flooring. A lacquered modwir bookshelf is pushed up against the starboard wall next to a glass wind lantern and a riveted brass port hole. Tiny scraps of vellum partially cover the discolored portions of the floor next to an ink-stained white oak desk. You also see a rectangular steel-framed mirror, a fluted black marble podium with some stuff on it and an iron-banded pale mistwood chest.

On the black marble podium you see a folded white vellum card, a small glass vial of glue and a thin blue tube of glue.

Card:

In the Common language, it reads:
Our amazing new glue is formulated to adhere to your skin!
You can adorn your face with bright, shiny gems with our wonderful glue!
Buy plenty.