The rear of the The Pirate Market consists of the Counting House (a large two story building) sitting adjacent to a small cobblestone square. The square itself has been taken over by an extensive smithy and armory, where several smiths labor to over a forge, working their craft. Weapons and armor of all varieties are on display and sold at the stall next to the smithy. A sign proclaims "We work mithril and adamantium, commissions welcome".
Inside the Counting House itself is what appears to be a moneychanger, a tall rotund man sits in front of a set of scales, vials and pans used in alchemical assessment of the purity of precious metals. What has to be several thousands of gold pieces worth of silver and gold bars is neatly stacked on the table beside him Behind the man is a veritable mountain of precious metals, both in coins and bullion form. Not a single guard is evident.
Next to the moneychanger, a stall with several fine suits of armor displayed and a sign reading "Adventuring Gear" does a brisk business. Another stall on the opposite side seems to sell weapons and clothing of fine quality. Finally a large stall almost buried by stacks of beer barrels and racks and cases of wine does an extremely brisk business.
