A simple wooden shaft with a sharpened iron head. Balanced for throwing or melee.

A light, reliable blade favored by scouts and city watch.

A small axe suitable for throwing or close combat.

A simple, sturdy crossbow. Slow to reload but hard-hitting.

A wooden bow that balances range and portability.

A lighter, shorter spear favored by militia and guards.

A straightforward one-handed sword. Well-balanced and durable.

Twenty well-made wooden arrows with iron tips.

Bandages, salves, and basic splints for stabilizing the wounded.

A small stone for sharpening blades to maintain weapon quality.

Lamp oil that can be applied to weapons or used to start fires.

Dried meats, hardtack, and a little cheese—keeps a person fed for days.

Marta sharpens and re-tempers a single-bladed weapon; takes an hour or less.

Treated hide provides basic protection with full mobility.

Leather reinforced with metal studs, offering improved protection for light-wearers.

Layered thick hides; better than plain leather but bulky.

Round wooden shield with an iron rim. Provides reliable protection.

Layered cloth armor: cheap, common, and comfortable under heavier armor or alone for light protection.

A small round shield strapped to the forearm. Good for active parrying.

A warm red liquid that closes shallow wounds and soothes pain.