A simple steel blade, balanced and concealable. Reliable for close work and utility use.

A short, nimble blade favored by scouts and city watchmen.

A well-forged longsword. Sturdy, serviceable, meant to last.

A common pole weapon, useful both in melee and as a thrown spear.

A compact bow suited for hunters and scouts who need mobility.

A simple mechanical crossbow. Reliable, a little slow to reload.

A longbow suited to open-country hunting and watchmen on the walls.

A sharpened spike that can be bolted to the face of a shield to make bashes more threatening.

A bundle of twenty iron-tipped arrows. Standard fare for a hunter or scout.

A set of twenty bolts for crossbows. Simple iron tips.

A small, coarse whetstone used to keep blades keen. Cheap but effective.

Smith's tools in a leather roll. Includes the essential tools a working blacksmith needs.

A set of four nailed horseshoes. Properly fitted and tempered to last the season.

Coalheart Tongs: a pair of quality tongs with a coal-embedded grip. Warm to the touch when heated and helps a smith work faster and truer.

A vial of tempering oil mixed with ground mica and a touch of alchemical binder. Not permanent enchantment, but it sharpens and holds an edge for a short time.

A small leather pouch with nails, a portable anvil plate, clamps and spare bits for field repairs.

Treated leather armor. Cheap, light, and quiet for sneaking.

Studded leather: leather reinforced with small metal studs. Popular among rangers and rogues who want protection without bulk.

A plain iron shield. Sturdy, with the forge's mark on the inside rim.

A sealed glass vial containing a red-hued restorative liquid. The most common healing potion in circulation.