A well-forged steel dagger with a leather-wrapped grip. Reliable, easy to conceal, and useful around the forge as well as in a scuffle.

A short, single-handed blade favored by scouts and rogues. Good edge, balanced for dueling.

A solid longsword with a simple guard. Useful for militia and adventurers alike.

A handaxe with a keen bit and a reinforced haft. Doubles as a tool for woodwork at camp.

A small war-hammer useful for driving spikes and as a backup weapon. Head shaped for both forging and fighting.

A simple spear with a hardened tip. Can be used thrown or in melee.

A stout round shield of boiled leather and iron rim. Standard issue for town guards.

Treated leather armor offering mobility and minimal bulk. Popular with scouts and light-armed fighters.

A chain shirt composed of interlocking rings beneath tough leather. Good protection without full heavy encumbrance.

Scale mail: overlapping metal scales sewn to a hemp backing. Solid against cuts but noisy.

A stout glass vial filled with a shimmering red liquid. A standard potion for patching wounds between fights.

Well-fletched arrows, straight and true. Suitable for repeated use.

A leather quiver reinforced at the mouth so arrows slide freely without catching.

A small whetstone for daily maintenance of an adventurer's blades and tools.

A bottle of lamp oil versatile for lanterns and light maintenance around the forge; also used in some smithing techniques.

Hemp rope, serviceable for climbing, rigging, and hauling gear from the forge.

A compact smithing kit intended for traveling parties. Contains tongs, hammer, files, and a few spare rivets.

Blackfire Oil: a small flask of a specially treated oil used by the smith to heat metal quickly. Not magical in the traditional sense, but crafted with rare soot and alchemical salts.

Basic repair service: reharden edges, resew leather, replace loose rivets. Typical small-armor or weapon repair done in a day.

Commission a custom nonmagical weapon or simple armor piece. Price varies by materials and ornamentation; base labor fee.

Emberbrand Apprentice's Hammer: a carefully balanced hammer with an inlaid iron core and leather-bound haft. Favored by apprentices and master craftsmen for fine control.