Sturdy general-purpose hammer used by smiths; also serves well as an improvised weapon.

Basic wooden-shaft arrows with iron tips; balanced enough for hunting and practice.

Short bolts for light crossbows; iron points, simple fletching.

Lamp oil; also useful for throwing to create a burning area when lit.

Basic iron horseshoes, forged to order and nailed on. Bryn offers quick shoeing service.

A simple set of picks and tension tools in a leather roll. Good for common locks.

Quick repair: sharpen edge, reset loose guard, realign tip. Restores battlefield readiness.

Patches dents, re-rivets straps, replaces small links. Makes armor serviceable again.

A bundle of rivets, leather patches, files and oil. Useful for field repairs to weapons and armor.

Solid round iron shield, effective at blocking melee blows. Slightly heavier than a wooden shield.

Flexible armor with metal studs and reinforced stitching; offers good protection without much noise.

A well-forged shortsword with a keen edge, balanced for thrusting and slashing.

Two handaxes forged from the same billet — good for campers and fighters alike.

A small, reliable blade for camp tasks and self-defense; easy to conceal in a boot.

A small crystal vial containing a red liquid that heals minor wounds when consumed.