A heavy hammer with a short pick opposite the head for armor-piercing strikes. Extra-balanced for throwing, though its heft is meant for crushing.

A solid midweight battleaxe, haft wrapped with leather and spike for secondary use.

Two dependable axes for close work and combat. Blade edges keep well and are easy to re-sharpen.

A typical longsword but with a runic groove down the fuller that helps keep the blade from sticking.

Interlocking rings hammered to a precise fit. Heavier than travelers like, but promises long life and even weight distribution.

Stacks of small metal plates overlapped and sewn onto a leather backing. Good protection for scouts and guards.

A heavy, round shield rimmed in hammered iron and emblazoned with a simple hearth-knot.

A small box with a good stone, oil, and cloth. Keeps blades keen between visits to the smith.

Hammers, tongs, punches, a bellows, and assorted files—everything required to do professional metalwork.

Pack of 20 standard iron arrowheads, cut and tempered for straight flight.

A small pack of common smithing and survival bits meant for adventurers on the go.

Repair bent plates, re-rivet chain links, mend leather straps. Done same-day for small jobs.