A common handaxe, balanced for throwing or close work. Favored by fishermen and longboat crews.

A short-headed hammer used for both driving nails and as a backup weapon. The head shows signs of frequent tempering.

A well-made longsword with a slightly upturned quillion and salt-stained leather grip, suited to both shipboard fighting and field use.

A warhammer with a reinforced peen and a haft wrapped in reindeer hide. Popular among coastal raiders and blacksmiths.

A compact shortbow carved from yew and reinforced with sinew. Reliable for hunting along fjord cliffs.

A round shield painted with a simple wave motif. Thick iron rim and rivets hold it together through many blows.

Soft leather treated with fish oil to resist salt and spray. Good for hunters and sailors who need mobility.

A simple chain shirt of interlocking rings, kept oiled to slow rust. Favored by local militia leaders.

A small, red glass phial corked with wax. A standard potion to staunch wounds and get a crewmember back on their feet.

A pair of tongs and a small bellows bound together with braided copper wire. The bellows push a steadier heat and the tongs fit seafarer nails.

A small whetstone rubbed with whale oil and ground with powdered quartz. Keeps blades singing through a season of storms.

A vial of dark oil, scented faintly of salt and pine. Used to treat armor and rivets to resist the brine.