A stout, well-crafted battleaxe forged in heavy layered steel. Comfortable haft and finely peened head.

Standard military-grade longsword, edge kept razor-sharp and haft wrapped in boiled leather.

A reliable warhammer, head forged to concentrate impact without chipping.

Handaxe with a keen edge; fits a dwarf hand comfortably and returns to normal balance after repeated throws.

A sharp dagger from the shop's overflow stock. Good as a tool or a last-resort weapon.

A heavy greatsword for fighters who rely on brute force. Blade forged from a single billet.

A well-made longbow, favored by watchmen and scouts. Stout and surprisingly springy.

A light crossbow of dwarven make. Stock reinforced to withstand heavy use underground.

A sturdy round shield of iron and oak, rim banded with steel and painted with the smith's crest.

Chain mail crafted with meticulous rivets. Solid protection favored by guards and expedition leaders.

Sturdy studded leather made from treated elkskin. Offers a good compromise between protection and movement.

Reinforced scale mail from the smithy. Heavier than leather but less cumbersome than full plate.

A sealed phial of rosy liquid. Heals wounds when drunk.

A full set of smith's tools for forging, bending, and finishing weapons and armor.

Workshop service: quick sharpening and minor repairs performed by a journeyman smith.

Workshop service: complete repair of a single suit of nonmagical armor or a heavily damaged weapon; times vary.

20 arrows bundled together, fletched and ready.

Twenty well-made crossbow bolts, straight and true.