A well balanced steel blade, suitable for soldiers and adventurers alike. Sharpened and oiled.

Short, sharp blade favored by scouts and rogues. Well balanced for quick strikes.

Simple but sturdy crossbow with iron bow and wooden stock. Good for hunters and guards.

A short-handled war mace with a flanged head. Reliable and common in most smithies.

A round, reinforced shield of boiled leather and iron rim. Good for frontline fighters.

Studded leather reinforced with small metal rivets. Excellent for agile characters.

A flexible shirt of interlocked metal rings beneath leather. Good protection without full weight.

A reinforced buckler with layered iron and leather. Less protective than a full shield but much lighter.

A bundle of twenty iron-tipped bolts, neatly bundled and fletched.

A small leather roll used to patch and shore up armor or weapons while on the road.

Well made smith's tools. Useful for crafting, repairs and appraising metalwork.

A clear vial with a pale red liquid. Common restorative carried by adventurers and guards.

A pair of specialized tongs tempered with runic welding. Favored by the smith for delicate hotwork and quick tempering.

On-site service: quick repairs, re-riveting, and cleaning to keep armor functional between adventures.