Main Facilities: In addition to the shop, greenhouse, drying room (all records are kept here as well, in a locking chest), stock room, normal formulary, and cloak room, there is a locked occult lab of about 30×40 where the magi work their special compounding and formulary. Upstairs is a bedroom and Green Conjurists’ rooms.

Buyers Mark: Drawing the interests of the less mundane is part of a means of tracking occultists who are in the area, seeking them out, and assessing who may potentially cause trouble.

• There are paintings of the Dragon of Rhyl decorating the inside of the shop.
• The building is locked using mundane and occult means.
• There are statues of all manner of faerie small-folk that are said to awaken at night.
• The shop is immaculate and clean at all times.

Outdoor Garden: Behind it, and coming around the east side is a large stone walled field with many raised garden boxes of stone, shrubs, trees, and basins of water. People often mistake it for a Briarwood of some sort, though there are many signs warning not to cross into it; It is guarded by swarms of insects!

Staff: During the day, a guard stands in the shop and another in the garden. There is a staff of about 3-4 at any given time (that stay upstairs), as well as a staff of 2-3 gardeners working outdoors, in the drying room or the greenhouse.

Chemist Wares

The wares are the high end items made by the conjurists from materials they grow on site, harvest from the Great Forest of Rhyl, and materials they gain through their conjuring. It is said that the druids of the Great Forest of Rhyl work with the conjurists to call for these things.

• Conjurist Box: This is a small box, with two smaller boxes inside. It is enough to hold 3 potions. One box (‘Safe Box’) is filled with the materials to be moved and closed and latched – activating the binding between the boxes; The other remains empty and unopened. It has a wax seal on it. When the seal is broken, the contents of the safe box are instantly transported into the box with the seal. The boxes can be reused but the latch and wax must be replaced.
• Salve/Burn Balm
• 3 pt. Healing Draught – can only be used 1/day cycle, or risk taking another damage.
• Occult Ink; Ink is used to have an Unseen Servant inscribe a spell from the spellbook and casting it slowly as it is being done. The scroll is burned by an Unseen Servant carrying it into a bonfire and collecting the ashes. When cast, ashes are used and it is + augment (DC +2)
• Special Occult Treated Vellum; Magus inscribes scroll with Arms of Hadar, it is burned and the ashes sprinkled over a target and it casts Arms of Hadar (means of casting on non-self target)
• Std. Wizard Spellbook Ink and Tome
• Potion of Heroism
• Occulti Dusteri: +1 spell save DC
• Potion of Darkvision
• Figurine of Unseen Servant
  > 5cm baked clay figurine that when breathed on and crushed, causes a Unseen Servant to appear, clad in a green robe
• Misty Step Draught (have to hold it in your mouth, swallow = trigger)

• i20™
• iCore™

Above the chemist shop is the living area for about 7-8 people. It is a large, open loft like area with thin dividing walls. At the top of the stairs is a windowed room on the east side. Here are comfortable chairs, a desk with a writing kit, a map of Rhyl a few sculptures and paintings and a glass bar set.

Seeking Audience:Those coming to seek an audience must request this office by its full name: “Sira Greensmein, Herald of the Rhylander Green Conjurist”. They will be asked to fully explain why. Somehow a decision is made to hear those seeking an audience immediately after a quick consultation (in an unknown method), or they are sent away. The same person who greeted visitors may be the person who delivers the news, or someone different; The person filling the role of speaking for the order in granting an audience as the “Sira Greensmein” may be different or the same as well. This process is enigmatic to outsiders.

The title of “Sira Greensmein” is one that is non-specific. Although most refer to them as a herald, and it borrows somewhat from the title of “Heraldsmein” in the lexicon of the realms, the Green Conjurist themselves never use it.

Hall of Broken Mirrors

There is no formal hall or chamber for the loose order, but there is a place upstairs where they have meetings and audiences with outsiders – the Hall of the Broken Mirrors. Nothing has ever been able to scry or extract information of anything that has gone on here. Petitioners are rare, they are not an order for hire and dont engage publicly in politics or seek fame (though a few of their numbers have become famous historically).