A balanced, one-handed blade favored by city watch and adventurers starting out. Well-maintained steel, leather-wrapped hilt.

A versatile arming blade, usable one- or two-handed. Balanced and reliable for new swordsmen.

A sturdy throwing axe. Useful as a tool and a weapon.

A reliable ranged weapon for beginners. Comes strung and sighted, with a simple wooden stock.

A plain wooden staff; versatile and cheap. Good for trainees and travelers.

A sharp knife, serviceable as a weapon or utility tool. Throwing-ready.

A simple sling and small leather pouch of rounded stones. Reliable and silent.

A dulled longsword used for sparring. Weight and balance mimic real blade but edge is harmless.

A simple spear for hunting or defense. Throwing notch near head.

A lightweight thrusting blade made for practicing finesse combat. Better balance than basic daggers.

A round wooden shield bound with iron. Adds to defense for fighters and guards.

Simple boiled leather armor. Cheap and light, preferred by scouts.

A starter kit assembled by Marrek for new adventurers. Compact and practical.

Keeps blades sharp. Marrek oils each whetstone by hand for better edge retention.

Box of 20 crossbow bolts, iron-headed and fletched by Marrek's apprentice.

Marrek removes rust, tightens fittings, and balances a single weapon. One hour service.

Marrek's apprentice will repair or fletch 20 arrows/bolts. Useful during long trips.

A small kit Marrek keeps for minor field repairs to armor and weapons.

A thin, odorless oil Marrek applies to blades to slow down corrosion.

A coin stamped with the armory's forge mark. Mostly a keepsake, sometimes given to those who train here.