A common steel dagger, edge freshly honed. Useful as a tool or a last-ditch weapon.

A reliable shortsword, serviceable for city watch or a desperate scrap in a dark alley.

Throwing-capable axe with a sanded haft. Good for hunters and thugs alike.

Simple spear, can be used one-handed or thrown. Common in militia stockpiles.

Simple hardwood club. Cheap and effective for breaking bone or windowpanes.

Simple, low-draw crossbow suitable for guards and smugglers. Requires bolts (sold separately).

A small weighted leather club, easy to hide and favored by street gangs.

Reinforced wooden shield bound in iron. A dented but usable shield provides basic protection.

Treated leather armor offering basic protection without slowing a thief.

Layered leather with metal studs. A little heavy from repairs but effective for light armor wearers.

Hammer, tongs, files, quenching bucket and assorted kit—enough to do routine weapon and armor work.

Rough whetstone for keeping edges serviceable. Hadrik offers free use while you wait.

A bundle of basic iron-headed arrows. Not finely balanced, but functional.

Iron bolts for crossbows. Plain heads, inexpensive but effective.

A compact iron grappling hook with three tines. Useful for climbing walls or raiding back alleys.

Heavy iron manacles with a simple lock. Often used by the town constables or worse.

A small vial of red liquid. Heals minor wounds—rare and valuable in this part of town.

Minor repairs: re-hinging, re-edge, replacement rivets. Takes an hour for simple work.

Patching leather, re-riveting studs, removing small rust patches. Takes several hours.