Riveted iron rings aligned into a solid hauberk. Standard heavy armor favored by mercenary dwarves.

Overlapping metal scales mounted on leather backing. Good protection with limited flexibility.

Reinforced wooden core rimmed with iron. A hinged strap fastens to the forearm.

Studded leather treated with oil to resist grime. Favored by scouts who need stealth.

Balanced blade forged for brutal reliability. A staple in any adventurer's kit.

A stout hammer with a perfectly weighted head. The handle is wrapped in leather to dampen shock.

A short, balanced axe that flies true and fits easily on a belt.

A simple, reliable crossbow with an oak stock. Accurate at modest ranges.

Quarrels and bolts hardened for crossbow use. Sold in 20-bolt bundles.

Brass-framed goggles with a retractable lens array and a tiny clockwork focus.

A handheld welding torch driven by a small steam/aether canister and a flint-igniter.

A heavy repair kit tailored for armorsmiths and clockwork devices.

A metal sphere filled with volatile fuel and a rapid-heat charge. When thrown it vents scalding steam.

A gritty stone in a leather sheath included in every armorer's kit.

Clear oil in a corked bottle. Burns cleanly in burners and torches.

Sturdy braided rope with iron-flecked strands to resist abrasion.

Dried meats, hard bread, and preserved fruit pressed into waxed cloth.

Sturdy waterskin with brass fittings and a screw cap.

Small iron box that sparks bright embers for lighting torches and candles.

A small glass phial filled with a ruby liquid. Heals minor wounds instantly.