A hardwood club inset with razor obsidian blades in a toothed pattern. Fashioned in the style of old marsh tribes — deadly against unarmored foes and ceremonial-looking.

A simple spear with a quetzal-feather fletching and a sharpened obsidian tip. Balanced for throwing and thrusting.

Short, razor knives with weighted obsidian heads. Sold in a lacquered reed bundle.

A stout handaxe with serrated obsidian micro-teeth near the edge. Hand-forged for chopping and close combat.

A slender blade favored by scouts of the marsh tribes. Obsidian facets line the fuller for ritual flair.

A curved blade with obsidian inlay, echoing coastal and jungle shapes. Good for slashing attacks and ceremonial dances.

A wooden round shield reinforced with an obsidian rim and adorned with feathers — ceremonial but sturdy.

Layered metal and treated hide fashioned into overlapping scales — a practical compromise between mobility and protection.

A shirt of interlocking rings partially hidden beneath leather. Useful for scouts who expect skirmishes.

Soft leather treated with oils and herbs to resist damp and insect damage; common among Lizardfolk hunters.

A corked vial filled with a rosy tonic. Standard adventuring restorative brewed with swamp blooms and bright lichen.

A bitter, algae-tinted vial that calms and counteracts common venoms and swamp poisons.

Hammers, tongs, files and specialized obsidian polishes. Everything a smith needs to craft or repair metal and hardened hide.

Sharp, brittle arrowheads that deal severe cutting damage to flesh but chip on hard materials.

A colorful cloak woven with bright feathers, worn by tribal leaders and hunters for status.

Ikauelis will repair dents, replace rivets, and reset obsidian edges. Major reconstructions cost more.