A well-balanced military blade, suitable for most adventurers. Forged clean and true, with a leather-wrapped hilt.

A short, nimble blade favored by duelists and scouts.

A small blade that doubles as a throwing weapon. Perfect as a backup or for stealthy characters.

A longbow made from seasoned yew and sinew. Accurate at long ranges when well tuned.

A shorter bow suited to hunters and light-footed fighters.

A sturdy hand crossbow, brass-bound and fitted with a quick-release bolt latch.

A single-handed axe with a balanced head. Good for throwing or melee.

A heavy, reliable axe that can be used with one or two hands.

A solid shield that grants a firm defensive bonus when wielded.

Interlocking iron rings hammered and riveted into a tough defensive harness.

Soft and quiet, leather armor favored by scouts and rogues.

A clear vial of red liquid that knits flesh and eases pain.

A bitter, smoky tincture usually kept in a small wooden case.

The essential kit for a working blacksmith. Can be used with proficiency for repairs and crafting.

A merchant-grade ingot, used for weapons, armor, fittings, and horseshoes.

A seasoned whetstone soaked in oil for the edge-hungry blade.

Forged to fit most riding mounts, balanced for durability on paved roads and rough trail.

Common nails used for wagon repairs, crates, and quick barricades.