A common light blade favored by scouts and city guards. Balanced for quick cuts and thrusts.

Reliable one-handed sword with a cruciform hilt. Good all-around melee weapon.

A versatile chopping tool that doubles as a thrown weapon.

A single-handed crossbow suitable for hunters and guards; requires a short time to reload.

Toughened leather armor that offers flexibility and protection to light fighters and rogues.

Round wooden shield with a domed iron boss, useful for blocking melee attacks.

A light form of chain mail offering reasonable protection without full plate encumbrance.

A stout small shield embossed with a ram's head. Slightly lighter than a normal shield but well forged.

Hammers, tongs, punches, tempering files and other tools a working smith needs.

A small slab used to maintain edges on blades and tools.

A set of iron horseshoes fitted and nailed to hooves. Standard issue for pack animals and warhorses.

A block of smelted iron for crafting and repairs.

High-quality rivets favored by armorers for durability and longevity.

Ten iron bolts for crossbows, balanced for speed and penetration.

Basic repairs include re-sharpening and minor straightening. Full re-hilt replaces handles and rebalances the weapon.

A leather bracer with a strip of cold iron riveted in. Warding charm said to steady a smith's hand and protect against minor heat stings.