A short-handled axe favored by miners and frontline dwarves. Good for throwing or close work.

A single-bladed axe with a long haft. Solid, reliable, and easy to repair.

A heavy two-handed axe hewn for maximum stopping power. Popular with stout axe-swingers.

A stout hammer with a counterweight, capable of crushing armor or splitting shields.

A short, sharp blade useful for precise strikes and close-quarters work.

A compact throwing hammer hand-forged in the Stoneforge. Balanced for repeat throws and close work.

A heavy round shield with a hammered boss. Sturdy and repairable in the shop.

A flexible mail shirt that balances protection and mobility. Favored by watchmen.

Studded leather sewn with iron rivets for extra protection without bulk.

Scale mail forged from overlapping plates; common among caravan guards.

A small glass phial of red liquid. A standard potion carried by veteran guides.

A full set of smith's tools, curated for weapon and armor repair and basic forging.

A stout pick for breaking rock and old rivets. Heavy head, wooden haft.

Coiled hemp rope for climbing or hauling ore carts.

A pitch-soaked stick bound in cloth. Simple and cheap light in tunnels.

A spare steel boss, hammered and tempered. Handy to replace a dented boss on a field-worn shield.

A compact armorer's patch kit for field repairs and extending the life of plate and mail.