A balanced iron blade favored for utility and close work. Light and easy to conceal or throw.

A short, well-made blade favored by scouts and duelists. Good for quick strikes.

A sturdy, balanced blade forged for soldiers and traveling heroes.

A heavy-headed hammer with a well-forged haft. Good for armor and skull alike.

A compact bow that balances range and ease of use; favored by hunters in thick wood.

A long, powerful bow forged from seasoned yew and reinforced with iron tips.

A round iron shield with a leather rim. Reliable and serviceable for party front-liners.

Studded leather reinforced with small metal plates. Good protection without heavy encumbrance.

Interlocked iron rings hammered by skilled hands. Sturdy against blade and axe.

A sealed glass phial of shimmering red liquid. Often a lifesaver after skirmishes.

A craftsman's kit containing the basic implements for forging and repair.

Standard iron-headed arrows fletched with goose feathers.

Heavy bolts forged for use in light and heavy crossbows.

A pair of iron-lined tongs and a leather-wrapped handle, tempered to resist scale and slag.

A soot-dark apron fitted with pockets for small tools and a heat-resistant patch over the chest.