1. Koomla
A towering ameboid, its workshop is next to the meat market. Koomla drapes itself over a suitably large slab of meat and eats or dissolves away the edges until a gun shape is revealed. Then through a series of chemical baths and processes that smell terrible, the shape is somehow made into an actual weapon.
Koomla cannot speak but is doubtless the Michelangelo of ameboid.
2. Orgriffa
“Orgriffa” is actually seventy or eighty sentient roaches that have organized into a collective. Gross if you aren’t used to it, but their tiny legs allow them to make precise adjustments to their work.
They specialize in guns that are, frankly, over-engineered. Nobody needs a six axis sight adjustment or a stock that can be lengthened up to 180 millimeters but Orgriffa makes them all the same.
3. Gim gim gim
An elf who collects bottled souls as a hobby. His workshop is lined with intricate and multicolor soul containers. Glass, crystal, big and small, hundreds of doomed essences are kept here for Gim gim gim’s viewing pleasure.
Recently he’s started making artisanal soul-fueled guns to better justify his purchasing habits. The guns are impressively made for amateur work and shoot well if you don’t mind a little screaming.
4. Landerson and Co.
Honest, hardworking folk who make something they call a “cannon”. As likely to explode in your face as the enemy’s, this fearsome device is a large metal tube mounted on two wheels.
The cannon is more suitable for attacking walls than lugging through a dungeon, but enthusiasts say its roar is “heavenly”, “beatific” and “soothing” and so cannon remains are found with some regularity in nearby caves and tombs.
5. Ooo shhho
An out of work angel, their “guns” are repurposed lightning bolts. Single-use, expensive, and can tear a hole through an elephant. Ooo shhho makes a decent living as a merchant of death, but misses their days in the heavenly host. Has a very normal amount of eyes when looking directly at them.
6. …
This humanoid figure always wears a cloak and hood that seems to keep them perpetually in shadow, somehow. They specialize in making small, concealable guns. Want something that can fit in your pocket but still fire one to three times? ... is your smith.
Finding the right shadow where their store front is can be a challenge, but no one makes better tools for killing someone at a masquerade.