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Gilmore's Glorious Goods is a magical shop in the Abdar's Promenade district of Emon, owned and run by Shaun Gilmore.

Description[]

Original[]

Gilmore's Glorious Goods by Jack Gallagher

Fan art of Gilmore's Glorious Goods, by Jack Gallagher.[art 2]

The building itself was wide and only a single story, and it was described by Matthew Mercer as "the worst or best funhouse to enter, based on your opinion." The exterior was made up of deep blue and purple fabrics draped over the building, which had been painted with various colors. The entryway had no door, but rather many beads and cloth drapes that were meant to be pushed aside.

The interior of the shop was magically enchanted to be bigger on the inside than it was on the outside. In reality, the business was quite a large two-story building. Incense and perfumes permeated the place, "like a terrible medieval Sephora". A series of ever-burning candles in sconces adorned the walls. On the first floor, tables bearing glass cases resided within the center of the room, and there was a long, wooden counter on the far end. Behind that was the entrance to Gilmore's private quarters. On the far left wall was an area where an herbalist worked on various potions. The second story was where adventuring gear could be found, such as belts, armor, weapons, and enchanted rings.

Rebuilt[]

The rebuilt shop in Emon, by 842 PD, had an illusion on its frontage sign allowing people to see the name of the shop in whatever their first language is.[1]

Whitestone expansion[]

By 843 PD, there is a small quaint little shop, with a dark burgundy and purple colouration to its paint outside. The shop is located through the Northern Ward of Whitestone on the eastern side of the town, and is run by Jerry when Gilmore is out of town. The sign reads Gilmore's Glorious Goods: Whitestone Expansion.[2]

History[]

The members of Vox Machina were regular customers of Gilmore's. They earned a sponsorship after saving the royal family of Emon. The main perk of this sponsorship came in the form of a significant discount.

Just before the Chroma Conclave's attack in late 810 PD, Gilmore had been working to open a second shop in Westruun. However, his storefront and much of his inventory was destroyed (or looted) during Thordak's occupation of Emon.[3] By 812 PD, after the dragons were defeated by Vox Machina, Gilmore rebuilt his shop.[4]

In 842 PD, Lorkathar sent an adventuring party to Gilmore's Glorious Goods to seek Gilmore's guidance about the rune that appeared on the newly raised plateau near Flamereach Outpost.[5] By that time, Gilmore had set up a franchise in Marquet.[6]

By the next year, there was an expansion of Gilmore's Glorious Goods in Whitestone. At that time, Gilmore was very busy with work for Vox Machina and friends.[7] This expansion provided resources for the de Rolo family and their allies against the Ruby Vanguard, so there weren't as many things for sale as usual after the start of apogee solstice.[8]

Notable people[]

The shop was staffed by Gilmore and his employees, who dressed in blue and purple robes similar to the cloth draped over the building itself.

Assortment[]

See category: Category:Items sold at Gilmore's Glorious Goods

Art gallery[]

References[]

  1. See "A Glorious Return" (E1x03) at 1:02:45.
  2. See "A Dark Balance" (3x38) at 3:25:46.
  3. See "In Ruins" (1x41) at 2:01:47.
  4. See Tal'Dorei Campaign Setting, p. 92. Gilmore's Glorious Goods is mentioned to be in business, in a book that takes place in 812 PD.
  5. See "The Oh No Plateau" (E1x02) at 3:52:45.
  6. See "A Glorious Return" (E1x03) at 1:06:11.
  7. See "A Dark Balance" (3x38) at 3:10:49.
  8. See "The Promise and the Price" (3x77) at 2:53:11.

Art:

  1. Screenshot of Gilmore's Glorious Goods from "The Terror of Tal'Dorei - Part 2" (LVM1x02). This file is a copyrighted work. Its use in this article is asserted to qualify as fair use of the material under United States copyright law.
  2. Fan art of Gilmore's Glorious Goods, by Jack Gallagher (source). Used with permission.
  3. Official art of Gilmore's Glorious Goods sign, by Kennef Riggles (source). This file is a copyrighted work. Its use in this article is asserted to qualify as fair use of the material under United States copyright law.
  4. Official art of Gilmore in front of his shop, hugged by Darius, by Isabel Gibney (source). This file is a copyrighted work. Its use in this article is asserted to qualify as fair use of the material under United States copyright law.
  5. Screenshot of Gilmore's Glorious Goods interior, by Titmouse (source). This file is a copyrighted work. Its use in this article is asserted to qualify as fair use of the material under United States copyright law.
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