A sturdy military-grade blade forged from well-quenched steel. Reliable and balanced for both one- and two-handed use.

A nimble short-bladed sword, favored for quick strikes and parrying.

A sharp, balanced dagger with a hilt wrapped for grip. Useful in melee and as a throwing weapon.

A reliable light crossbow with a steel prod. Comes with a simple wooden stock and basic sights.

A dependable round shield that fits comfortably on the left arm. Scuffed but solid.

Interlocking iron rings beaten into a hauberk and hardened—provides strong protection at the cost of mobility.

Scale plates riveted to hardened leather. Good protection for warriors who still need some mobility.

Studded leather with small metal rivets for added protection while keeping weight low.

A small glass vial of red liquid. A standard restorative used by many adventuring parties.

A compact set of smith's tools in a leather roll. Essential for any blacksmith or crafting-focused character.

Sturdy hemp rope coiled and bound, useful for climbing, hauling, or binding prisoners.

A small steel tinderbox useful for starting campfires or lighting a forge in a pinch.

A simple torch; cheap and disposable. Harlan sells them in singles or bundled.

A well-made leather-backed pack for carrying gear. Reinforced straps make it last.

Salted and dried provisions sealed for travel. Not gourmet but keeps you going.

A pot of viscous dark resin and powdered iron that bonds to dents and cracks when heated.