A balanced steel longsword with a keen edge and a comfortable leather-wrapped grip. Favored by town guards.

A heavy-headed axe with a reinforced haft. Good for cleaving through armor.

A compact axe balanced for both melee and throwing. A favorite tool among scouts and sailors.

A shortsword of above-average balance and casing—suits a discerning rogue or noble guard. Not magical, but work of an expert smith.

Overlapping metal scales riveted to leather. Bulky but protective.

A round shield with iron rim and boss. Adds confidence in a fight.

A simple iron helmet with padded lining. Protects against glancing blows.

Sturdy bracers with small clasps used by guards; offer forearm protection and a place to mount small tools.

Light protective gear for riding mounts; studs help deflect minor hits.

Arrows treated with a quick-dry resin that resists water and slightly improves flight; common hunting-grade.

A metal spike bolted to the face of a shield to allow shield bashers to deal piercing damage. Includes installation.

A fine whetstone with a coat of oil; restores a dull blade to proper edge for a short time.

Tools, tongs, and patching supplies for field repairs on armor and weapons.

A compact set of hammer and tongs useful for minor metalwork, camping, or emergency repairs.

An old, partially rusted dagger — Branka picked it from a ruin. More sentimental than useful.

Heavy leather gloves with iron studs and two small spikes. Meant for brawlers and miners.

Branka can apply a magical pitch sourced from a wandering arcanist to temporarily hold a rune or minor enchantment in place while a caster performs augmentation. She does not cast magic herself.