A simple, balanced dagger forged for utility and close work.

A short, well-tempered blade with a leather-wrapped grip.

A classic longsword with a polished blade and a balance suitable for two-handed or one-handed use.

A heavy two-handed blade forged from a single billet of steel.

Handaxe with a solid haft and a keen edge for throwing or close work.

A reliable light crossbow fitted and tested by the smithy.

A shortbow carved from yew and strung for immediate use.

Soft leather hardened and stitched; quiet and mobile armor favored by scouts.

Studded leather with riveted studs for added protection without sacrificing speed.

A snug chain shirt made of interlocking rings; good protection for light-armored fighters.

Full mail made and fitted for a soldier; heavy but protective.

A solid round shield with reinforced rim and boss.

A common red potion that restores the drinker to health when swallowed.

A basic whetstone for knives and swords. Dirt cheap and kept on every workbench.

A full smith's tools kit with hammers, tongs, files, and a small anvil set.

A standard quiver of arrows, tips checked and shafts straightened.

50 feet of hempen rope, freshly spliced at the ends.

Weapon Sharpening and Basic Maintenance. The smith polishes, retools, and sharpens a single nonmagical weapon.

Minor Armor Repair. Straighten dents, replace straps, and mend small holes in nonmagical armor.