A well-balanced blade favored for its reliability in single combat and battlefield use.

A light blade ideal for quick strikes and precision fighting.

A stout handaxe with a well-balanced haft. Good for melee and throwing.

A war pick preferred for puncturing mail and cracking through weak armor.

A long-bladed polearm suited to keeping foes at bay; requires strength to wield effectively.

A rugged halberd that cleaves and hooks, a favorite for docks and watchmen who need reach.

A long pike for keeping charging foes at a distance; common among militia and guards.

A trident made for fishing and fighting alike; balanced for medium-strength users.

A net designed to tangle limbs and slow prey. Heavy cord meshes and weighted edges.

A leather whip with a salted-stitched thong. Good for keeping foes at a distance.

A compact hunting bow, favored by Waterdhavian rangers and dock-side hunters.

A longbow strung with strong yew; a pricier investment for a marksman.

Studded leather armor reinforced with salt-stained studs. Light but protective.

A chain shirt with a few repairs; comfortable for those who want protection without bulk.

A rounded wooden shield rimmed with iron. Salt stains speak of many sea-side skirmishes.

A glass vial of red liquid. A common remedy sold to adventurers leaving the city.

A bundle of common adventuring supplies: hempen rope (50 ft), grappling hook, tinderbox, 5 torches, 2 flasks of oil.

Coastal rations and preserves; compact and salty, meant for sailors and marchers.