A supple hide cured and stitched for everyday wear. Quiet and flexible, good for scouts and rogues.

A step up from plain leather, preferred by adventurers who expect more brawls than bites.

Interlocking rings and plates under a padded leather shell. Good protection without total encumbrance.

A stout round shield with the shop's forge mark burned into the rim.

Forged with a clean edge and a weight that feels right in a trained hand.

A short, sharp blade favored by scouts, rangers, and knife-throwing brawlers.

A razor point with a balanced grip. Good as a backup weapon or a utility blade.

A compact axe that is at home in the woods or at the forging block.

A reliable hammerhead hafted for both metalwork and combat.

A well-crafted shortbow with a smooth draw that carries true at hunting ranges.

A neatly fletched set of twenty arrows. Iron tips balanced to the shaft.

A complete set of smith's tools: hammers, tongs, files, and whetstones in a leather roll.

A compact hammer and tongs set for travelers who need to make minor repairs on the road.

Reinforced horseshoes to protect mounts over rocky roads and battlefield detritus.

A glass phial with a warm, rosy liquid. A staple in adventurers' satchels.