A razor-edged dagger tempered with gnomish oil; balanced for throwing or close work.

A standard shortsword, slightly lighter and perfectly balanced for nimble wielders.

One-handed throwing/close-combat axe, a common tool for woodsfolk and guards in the village.

A compact crossbow with a shortened stock and a quick-reload mechanism favored by tunnel watchmen.

Twenty well-fletched arrows, wooden shafts with feathered vanes; made to fly true from gnomish bows.

A glass flask with a stopper of oiled cork and spring-sealed safety cap. Hurls burning pitch on impact.

Hammers, tongs, files and a portable anvil set in a leather roll — well-kept and oiled.

A box of fine screwdrivers, pliers, springs, cogs and calibrated gauges — Brunli's specialty kit.

A compact, folding wrench with clipped pliers, a tiny hammerhead and a set of snaps. Worn on the wrist.

A tiny brass beetle with articulated legs. It scuttles about under spring power and can carry a very small item.

A set of oils, patches and small files for fixing gears and weapons in the field.

A good stone for sharpening blades; compact and soaked in oil from local presses.

A wooden pipe inlaid with brass gears; used for relaxing after a long day in the forge. Burns local leaf blends.

Soft leather armor tailored for smaller frames but cut to allow flexibility for tool-carrying.

Studded leather plated and tuned with tiny springs to absorb jolts; favored by scouts and tinker-guards.

A small, lightweight shield with concentric brass rings that flex to absorb blows.

A tiny circular buckler; easy to carry and especially popular with gnome duelists.

A small vial of rosy liquid brewed by village apothecaries and stabilized by Brunli's brass filters.

A clear vial of anise-scented liquid. Brewed to counter common toxins found in mine run-off and mushroom spores.