A balanced, reliable blade favored by soldiers and adventurers. Well-kept, sharpened weekly.

A nimble, easily concealed blade useful for rogues and dual-wielders.

A fearsome two-handed blade for characters who trade defense for raw damage.

A longbow carved from yew and reinforced with sinew. Kept well-oiled and straight.

A short, sturdy bow preferred by hunters and scouts.

A simple blade, easy to conceal and quick to draw. Balanced for throwing.

A compact axe useful in melee or thrown at short distances.

A long-tipped spear used by infantry; doubles as a thrown weapon.

A round iron shield with the shop's griffin embossing. Standard training-quality shield.

Interlocking rings of iron; common among city guards and mercenaries.

Studded leather fitted to the wearer, good protection without heavy encumbrance.

Soft, flexible leather armor. Cheap and common, easy to maintain.

A glass vial of crimson liquid that stops bleeding and knits wounds when drunk.

A clear vial of pale liquid. Tastes of iron and honey; used to resist poisonous effects.

A full armorer's kit for patching, riveting, and maintaining plate and mail armor.

Basic iron arrows for use with longbows and shortbows. Handcrafted fletching.