A balanced steel dagger with a leather-wrapped hilt. Useful as a tool and a last-resort weapon.

A light, versatile blade favored by scouts and city guards.

A reliable martial blade. Solid construction from reliable local smiths.

A stout hammer with a reinforced haft. Effective against armored opponents.

A simple shortbow carved from yew and a basic leather quiver with 20 standard arrows.

Widely used by town guards. Simple to load and accurate; comes with a set of 20 bolts.

A crudely braided sling and a pouch of lead bullets; cheap and noisy but serviceable.

Soft leather reinforced with hardened strips. Light and allows for mobility.

Leather armor with metal studs for added protection without too much weight.

A round wooden shield bound with iron. Provides reliable defense in melee.

Quilted layers of cloth and batting. Cheap and noisy but better than nothing.

A small glass vial of red liquid that mends wounds when consumed.

A quick sharpening on a whetstone to restore edge; improves reliability in prolonged fights.

Standard iron-tipped arrows. Reasonably durable and inexpensive.

Small kit with leather patches, rivets, thread, and oil to make field repairs to armor and pack.

A reinforced storage chest for transporting or storing weapons and small armor pieces.