A well-forged dwarven longblade, balanced and keenly polished. No runes, no tricks — just steel and craft.

Light, quick blade favored by scouts and caravan guards. Dwarven tempering keeps the edge longer.

Short-handled warhammer, peened head and a touch heavier than common field hammers. Dwarf-made, built to dent armor.

Balanced battleaxe with a single broad blade. Good for chopping and throwing in a pinch.

Two-handed sledge adapted as a weapon. Heavy head forged from recycled wagon iron; built to crush.

A longbow laminated for extra draw, strung with treated sinew. Carried and serviced carefully — good for hunting and war.

Three balanced throwing knives in a leather wrap. Cheap, reliable, and easily replaced.

A simple leather quiver with twenty hardened arrow shafts and iron heads.

Essential hammer, tongs, files, chisels and portable anvil in a reinforced case. Borin offers lessons in basic repairs for a fee.

Basic kit with nails, wrought iron patches, and rope for field repairs on caravans and mounts.

Simple iron bolts or lead sling bullets, cheaply cast and effective in numbers.

On-the-spot repair: straighten, re-rivet, replace hafts and re-edge. Parts and labor included for minor work.

Borin will reforge multiple common weapons and scrap into one superior nonmagical weapon. Turnaround 2-5 days depending on caravan route.

A roughly-smelted ingot made from recycled gear and wagon fittings. Useful for on-route crafting.

Round/heater style shield faced with steel rim and reinforced leather. Lightweight, reliable.

Interlinked iron rings, knee-length hauberk. Heavy but dependable; Borin's preferred armor for caravan defenders.

Tough leather with metal studs. Good balance of stealth and protection for scouts and rogues who pass through the caravan.

A small reinforced leather pad with iron plates for elbows/knees/shoulders. Made for caravaners who need protection without full armor.