A well-balanced, hand-forged longsword with a leather-wrapped grip. Reliable for adventurers starting out.

A light blade suited for quick strikes and thrusts. Good for rogues or dexterous fighters.

A stout hammer favored by dwarves and clerics alike. Effective against armored foes.

A small axe for throwing or close combat. Balanced for both purposes.

A reliable light crossbow. Requires bolts (20 gp per 20 bolts) to use effectively.

A small, multipurpose dagger for camp tasks or last-resort defense. Balanced for throwing.

Toughened leather reinforced with metal studs. Popular with adventurers who need mobility.

Overlapping metal scales sewn to leather. Noisy but protective. This is a gently used set Harrik repaired.

A shirt of interlocking rings that offers better protection than leather while remaining flexible.

A round wooden shield bound in steel. Can absorb blows and provides cover.

A wooden shield painted with a simple coat of arms. Good for militia or newcomers wanting a bit of flair.

Basic crossbow bolts. Crude but usable for practice or short adventuring trips.

A rough sharpening stone for maintaining edge weapons.

Basic kit used to start fires. Useful on the road.

A basic set of hammers, tongs, files, and small vices for field repairs and crafting.

Small bag containing various nails, rivets, and spare fittings for field repairs.

Simple cold iron spikes. Useful for securing tents, setting traps, or improvised weapons against certain fey/fiends (DM discretion).

Harrik will repair dents, resew leather, and replace rivets; more serious work priced after inspection.

Harrik can re-grind and rebalance a mundane weapon, improving its feel. No mechanical bonus, but may grant DM-instructed roleplay benefits.

A small vial brewed by the local apothecary but kept on consignment. Heals minor wounds.