A simple hardwood club wrapped with a leather thong at the grip. Cheap, reliable bludgeon.

Well-balanced blade suitable for throwing or close combat. Blade keeps a keen edge.

A light, sharp blade favored by scouts and city guards. Balanced for quick strikes.

A sturdy versatile blade, useful in many hands. Well-tempered steel from the forge.

A short axe with a sharp head. Good for throwing or chopping in close quarters.

A practical pole weapon. Can be used one-handed or two-handed for reach and versatility.

A compact bow favored by hunters and scouts; light and easy to carry.

A sturdy crossbow that deals solid damage for minimal training. Includes a basic spanning key.

Six small, well-balanced throwing knives kept in a leather strip. Good for skirmishes and practice.

Simple leather quiver that comfortably holds two dozen arrows (or bolts).

A set of twenty iron-tipped arrows. Standard shaft and feathering.

Twenty crossbow bolts, iron-headed and balanced.

Set of hammers, tongs, files, and a small portable anvil. Essential for armor and weapon repairs.

An oiled sharpening stone used to keep blades keen.

A small vial of lamp or lubricating oil. Useful for maintenance and traps.

A small sack of coal for fueling a home or a forge. Cheap and dusty.

On-the-spot minor repairs: straightening blades, rivet replacement, tightening fittings.

A round wooden shield bound in iron. Good protection for the price.

Basic leather armor for small-scale protection without much restriction to movement.

Leather reinforced with small metal studs. Offers good mobility and better protection.

A small vial of red liquid that mends flesh. Standard healer's potion for adventurers.