Well-balanced steel dagger with a leather-wrapped hilt. Good for utility and last-resort defense.

A common adventurer's blade: light, reliable, and easy to carry.

A sturdy military-grade longsword with a keen edge—favored by town guards.

A hammer designed to crush armor and bone alike. Well forged, with a short haft.

A heavy single-headed axe. Effective and simple to maintain.

Light spear with a hardened tip. Can be used as a melee weapon or thrown.

A reliable light crossbow, a favorite of guards and hunters. Includes simple string and a basic stock.

A wooden shortbow with sinew backing; serviceable for hunters and scouts.

A hastily-made spear for peasant levies or desperate travelers. Functional but crude.

Twenty ordinary iron-headed arrows, fletched and ready.

A small whetstone and a vial of oil to keep blades sharp and mechanisms smooth.

Hand-forged iron horseshoes, nailed on by the blacksmith. Includes basic fitting.

Three-pronged forged hook with a looped shank. Useful for climbing or securing lines.

A kit containing hammers, tongs, files, bellows, and other essential smithing tools.

Treated leather armor offering flexible protection without restricting movement.

A round shield with reinforced rim. In the hands of a competent fighter it can turn aside blades.

A shirt of interlocking iron rings; lighter than full chain, decent protection for a price.

A small vial of red liquid that heals 2d4+2 HP when consumed (common magic item).