A coarse stone in a leather pouch for keeping blades keen. Brunna recommends one per blade.

A small corked vial of machine oil used for hinges, weapons, and maintaining fittings.

A bundle of twenty wooden arrows with iron tips. Brunna's fletching holds true.

Iron-pointed bolts for light crossbows; bundled in a leather tube.

Small lead bullets, balanced for use with slings.

Brunna will sharpen a steel blade and adjust balance. Good for one day's worth of battle edge.

A slightly finer set of arrows, hand-trued and fletched by Brunna's apprentices.

A balanced short blade for throwing or close work. Good edge and a comfortable hilt.

Light, versatile blade favored by scouts and city watch. Well-balanced and razor-sharp.

A versatile arming sword with a dependable edge and sturdy crossguard.

Two-handed slab of steel meant to cleave through armor — heavy but effective.

A single-handed axe useful in the field, for throwing or chopping.

A light spear for throwing; common among caravan guards and hunters.

A reliable ranged weapon with a simple mechanism and leather strap.

A wooden recurved bow favored for skirmishing and quick shots.

A tall longbow crafted for power and range; takes time to master.

A round iron-bound shield that gives reliable protection without being cumbersome.

Basic tanned leather armor offering light protection and freedom of movement.

Leather reinforced with small metal studs for improved protection without sacrificing speed.

A ruby-red potion in a corked vial that knits minor wounds. A staple for novice adventurers.