A balanced, sharp blade useful for melee or throwing. Common, reliable, and easily sheathed.

A light, curved blade favored by scouts and rogues. Good for a starting character.

A well-balanced military blade. Good reach and damage when wielded one-handed or two-handed.

A simple spear for thrusting or throwing. Cheap and versatile.

A small throwing axe that doubles as a melee weapon. Handy for outdoors parties.

A sturdy quarterstaff carved from seasoned oak. Good for monks and adventurers who need a pole weapon.

A compact ranged crossbow that is reliable at medium ranges. Requires bolts.

A simple shortbow for hunters and scouts. Needs arrows and basic training.

A blunt-headed mace, a reliable choice for clerics or any who prefer blunt damage.

A bundle of lightweight javelins for throwing — useful on the road or in quick skirmishes.

A simple sling and a pouch of bullets. A low-cost ranged option for novices.

A bundled set of 20 well-fletched wooden arrows. Good for a starting archer.

A forged bundle of 20 steel bolts for crossbows. Good quality, straight and true.

A coarse whetstone for sharpening blades. Always in the Smith's shop; essential maintenance gear.

A stitched leather pouch with three balanced throwing knives, serviceable for ambushes and skirmishes.

A compact repair kit that allows basic on-the-trail repairs to weapons and shields between rests.

A round wooden shield rimmed with iron. Handy for front-line fighters and novices.

A simple leather cuirass reinforced with boiled leather and rivets. Favored by scouts and rogues.

A clear glass vial filled with a reddish liquid that knits wounds. Popular among new adventurers.