A well-balanced steel blade with a plain ash grip, sold with a worn leather sheath.

Short, broad knives made for close work, belt carry, and throwing.

A compact war pick with a reinforced haft and a wedge-shaped steel point.

A heavy-headed hammer with a short haft, favored by miners, caravan guards, and shield bearers.

A stout light crossbow with iron fittings and a stock shaped for smaller hands.

A fist-sized metal puck with a guarded lever and a blunt striking face, designed for emergencies rather than killing.

Overlapping iron plates cover the chest and shoulders, with thick leather beneath and broad fittings for dwarf-sized frames.

A round iron shield with a raised central boss and a rim designed to catch blades.

A hinged shoulder guard linked to a belt clasp, useful for hauling shields, tools, or a wounded companion.

A practical repair bundle for armor straps, shields, packs, scabbards, and campsite construction.

A thumb-sized bar of resonant black iron wrapped in felt and stamped with three small dots.

A cloth sack of dull gray pellets, each marked with a shallow inspection groove.

A compact maintenance roll bound in waxed hide and sized for a traveler's belt.

A brass-bound inspection case used by smiths who buy salvaged arms from adventurers.

A small glass vial sealed with red wax and packed in a padded tin sleeve.