Well-balanced iron dagger with a leather-wrapped hilt. Good for throwing or close work.

A light, versatile blade favored by scouts and city watch — easy to fence and swift in hand.

A balanced military blade. Can be wielded with one or two hands.

A simple spear with a hardened iron head and ash shaft. Thrown or used in formation.

Small battleaxe with a short haft. Useful for chopping or as a thrown weapon.

A reliable, easy-to-load crossbow. Comes with a crude wooden stock and a spare string.

A heavy two-handed blade for dealing powerful blows. Carefully balanced from quality steel.

A longer spear with reinforced haft and blunted butt-cap — useful for formation fighting or keeping foes at bay.

A dozen well-made ash-shaft arrows with iron heads — good quality for common bows.

Small metal parts, hinges, and bolts for repairs or crafting, handy for adventurers repairing gear.

A small kit with tongs, hammer, files, and a whetstone. Great for field repairs or learning simple blacksmithing.

A round iron-rimmed wooden shield with a leather boss. Offers solid protection for foot soldiers.

Soft leather stitched and hardened for protection without hindering movement.

Leather reinforced with metal studs for extra protection while remaining light.

Quick sharpening or minor repair job (dulling, minor dents, loose rivets). Longer repairs cost more.