A solid steel longsword, well balanced and suitable for frontline fighters.

A sharp shortsword with a leather-wrapped hilt. Good for rogues and agile fighters.

A simple dagger forged for both utility and combat; balanced for throwing.

A reliable shortbow made from yew and sinew; comfortable in the hand and accurate at short ranges.

A sturdy light crossbow suitable for hunters and militia; comes with basic wooden stock.

A supple set of leather armor: light, quiet, and affordable.

Studded leather reinforced with small metal studs for extra protection without losing mobility.

A chain shirt of interlinked rings; flexible and favored by scouts who might need more protection than leather affords.

A round wooden shield with iron boss: serviceable, repairable, and stamped with the shop's mark.

A reinforced buckler with iron rims and leather straps. Not magical but expertly tempered for extra protection.

A common potion wrapped in waxed cloth. A staple for adventurers in need of quick healing.

A small glass vial of clarified herbal distillation used to guard against poisons.

A bundle of iron-headed arrows, fletched with dyed feathers. Standard quality for hunting and combat.

A tight case of bolts for crossbows. Durable bronze tips, good for militia and mercenaries.

A vial of heater oil mixed with powdered brimstone. Cheap and dangerous in the right hands.

A tin of soothing salve sold at the counter; cheap first aid for bandaging wounds and staunching blood.