The stereotypes that wander into the shop range from adorable to possibly offensive, but every one of them keeps the smithery updated on their progress through the Grindcast. This medieval-fantasy Twitter that unfurls quips and exultations and personal nonsense as the player goes about more mundane activities. Thus the Grindcast livens up the game, and the translators have great fun with the inevitable confusions that arise over an RPG's social media. It's a novel way to develop characters, and it's enough to make Weapon Shop de Omasse a small success.