A stout hammer with a broad poll for crushing and a long haft to keep hands away from cold steel. Head blood-quenched and scaled for toughness.

Small, well-headed throwing axes with reinforced poll; made for hunters who expect to retrieve them from snow.

A short dagger quenched in the forge cold water and finished with an antler pommel — favored for skinning game and quiet fighting.

Long hafted spear with an iron head and antler reinforcement; throws or thrusts well in deep snow.

A compact net with small iron weights well-sewn into the rim; used to catch birds or small game on the taiga.

Stitched from thick winter hides and riveted with iron studs. Warmer than standard studded leather and resists slashes from frozen blades.

Round wooden shield faced with iron and trimmed with insulating fur at the rim to prevent freezing hands.

A small buckler with an insulated grip and steel rim to deflect glancing blows and cold bites.

A specialized poker and tongs set for tending peat and coal fires used in cold climate forges.

Dense oilstone treated to resist freezing; essential for field repairs.

Salt-tempered nails and small brackets for repairs to sleds, boots, or armor.

Iron runners, rivets, and pitch to refit a small sled so it glides on crusted snow.

Small barbed arrowheads blackened to reduce glare on snowy hills; sold in tens.

A short, ceramic-coated torch soaked in pitch; lights even when smoldering under snow.

Haldra will re-forge or upgrade a single weapon or small armor piece—sharpening, re-tempering and minor reinforcement.

A simple poultice made with pine resin and wound-cleansing herbs; eases infections and staunches bleeding.