A balanced steel blade favored for utility and concealment. Standard issue in many militia kits.

A handaxe with a stout haft and a blade hewn for chopping and throwing. A common tool among miners.

A short hammer with a balanced face for smithing and combat. Handy both at the anvil and on the road.

A nimble blade used for quick strikes and parrying. Favored by those who prefer speed to reach.

A heavy-headed hammer on a short haft. Well balanced for both forging and war.

A broad-bladed axe shaped for cleaving and practical wood work as well as combat.

A stout round shield rimmed with iron. Common among caravan guards and watchmen.

Treated leather pieces riveted together. Comfortable and allows mobility.

Studded leather reinforced with metal rivets for added protection while staying light.

Overlapping metal scales sewn to a leather backing. A favorite of miners who still need mobility.

Full chain mail constructed of tightly linked rings. Durable and reliable at the cost of weight.

A reinforced round shield, layered and riveted for extra durability; treasured by caravan guards and miners.

A small glass vial filled with a red, restorative liquid. Common and sought after by low-level parties.

A complete set of smith's tools used for working metal and forging equipment. Essential to a blacksmith.

Whetstone for maintaining weapon edges and tools. Cheap but indispensable.

A standard iron ingot, sold for smithing and repairs.

A set of nails and four shoes for a draft or riding horse, well-forged and balanced.

Thick, perfectly balanced tongs favored by older dwarven smiths. They feel warm to the touch after a long day at the forge.