A reliable shortbow suitable for light infantry and hunters. Well balanced for smaller-statured shooters.

A full-sized longbow. Heavier draw than a shortbow but does more damage and has longer range.

Light crossbow, requires reloading between shots. Good backup weapon for travelers.

A finely made shortbow from local halfling yew and treated sapwood. Slightly lighter and more comfortable for small-race users.

A leather quiver with a soft inner lining to protect fletching. Holds up to 20 arrows.

Practice arrows, pack of 20. Blunted heads for range practice and sparring; cheaper and safer than combat arrows.

A fletcher's tool roll for making and repairing arrows and restringing bows. Useful for characters who want to craft ammunition in the field.

Waxed bowstring (per replacement). Keeps a bow's draw consistent and quiet in wet weather.

Elven sinew grip wrap. Improves comfort and steadiness when shooting for extended periods.

Bow repair and re-string service. Done while you wait if materials are on hand; otherwise a day for custom parts.

Bundle of 20 ready-made arrows. The workshop stamp of Underbough's makes them slightly more balanced than rough field arrows.

Crossbow bolts, pack of 20. Standard metal points, balanced for hunting and combat use.

A small red vial that glimmers when agitated. Restores health when drunk.

Slip-Feather arrows, sold in packs of 5. Fletched and waxed to cut noise; favored by scouts.

Tangle-arrow. One arrow that explodes into adhesive strands on impact—good for stopping a fleeing quarry or hindering a charging foe.