A stout, balanced bladed dagger forged from local mountain ore. Common utility weapon.

Light blade with a slightly longer reach and a whisper-thin edge favored by local elven hunters.

A versatile longsword hammered from dense mountain iron. Heavier pommel to help in one-handed use.

Two-handed blade forged with an alloy that resists salt air corrosion — popular among coastal mercenaries.

Simple spear with a leaf-shaped head. Can be used one-handed or thrown.

A finely balanced shortbow with slight flexibility and a carved motif of waves and peaks.

Sturdy crossbow with coastal brass bindings to resist moisture.

A harpoon used by local fishermen that doubles as a thrown/stabby weapon against creatures of the sea.

A simple bundle of wooden shafts with iron heads — standard hunting points.

A reinforced quiver with small metal studs to protect arrows from moisture.

Coarse whetstone for sharpening steel; lasts months with regular use.

Basic repair, re-tempering, and simple custom work (reseating a hilt, adjusting balance).

Soft, treated leather favored by scouts and many elves for mobility and silence.

Round wooden shield rimmed and faced with iron to stand up to harsh sea-weather.